Erielle Sudario

5 days ago | collider.com | Erielle Sudario

Season 14 of Doctor Who isn't off to a good start. While critics praised it, audiences seemed mixed, with many criticizing how "woke" the show had become. However, showrunner Russell T. Davies says these complaints are the least of his worries as he believes that diversity is important in the show. In a recent interview, Davies stated that he has no time to deal with the reactions of these "online warriors" and that most of their complaints are about how "diverse" and "woke" the show has become.

6 days ago | collider.com | Erielle Sudario

Aside from video games, board games also get film and TV adaptations. One of them is Clue (or Cluedo), which was first announced in 2021, then later in 2024 when it was revealed to be an animated series that Sony will release. Unfortunately, this board game project was unable to leave the tabletop setting as it was recently reported that the show was canceled. Clue's writer Dewayne Perkins revealed in an interview that the show was canceled but didn't give any reason why that was the case.

1 week ago | collider.com | Erielle Sudario

It seems like Attack on Titan isn't finished just yet. The show aired its final episode in 2023 and released its most recent film in 2024. Not to mention, the manga published its final volume back in 2021, thus concluding the story of a world filled with titans. But despite its story coming to a close, it doesn't mean the franchise is over. According to Attack on Titan's producer, more content will be released in the near future.

1 week ago | collider.com | Erielle Sudario

John Boyega has starred in many science fiction projects outside the Star Wars franchise lately. He recently appeared in the Netflix film They Cloned Tyrone and will appear in three more projects. But what about the MCU? Surely, after his Star Wars stint, there was some form of plan to get him into the superhero franchise. According to the actor, he was close. During his appearance at C2E2 2025, Boyega revealed that he once talked with Marvel executive Kevin Feige about potentially entering the MCU.

1 week ago | collider.com | Erielle Sudario

It's been nearly 20 years since Duck Dodgers last aired on television. For those who have not seen it, it's a Looney Tunes superhero show with slightly changed characters to fit the show's universe. Now, Cartoon Network will give people a second chance to see the show, as it will return on air for a limited time. It was reported that this old animated classic would air on Cartoon Network this May, making its grandiose return for the first time since its last broadcast.