Niall Gray

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Writer at Screen Rant

Writer of words. Watcher of movies. Reader of comics.

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Articles

10 Classic Kids TV Shows That Are Actually Still Traumatizing

4 days ago | comicbook.com | Niall Gray

Children’s TV formed the backbone of many a childhood, with much programming aimed at younger viewers intending to be informative, inspirational, or otherwise innocent in its storytelling. Most TV shows made for younger audiences manage to do just that, with many classic shows proving to be incredibly wholesome, leaving a lasting positive impression on their fans. Unfortunately, this isn’t always the case, with some of the programming aimed at children proving utterly haunting.
10 Best Guest Stars on Friends You Totally Forgot

5 days ago | comicbook.com | Niall Gray

There’s no denying that Friends is one of the most successful and influential sitcoms of all time. Its status as a cultural phenomenon saw its stars become some of the best paid TV actors of all time, with Friends‘ actors still earning a reported $20 million each year through syndication. This clearly demonstrates the show’s massive success and continued popularity, even more than two decades after its initial 10-season run came to an end.
Every New MCU Character Replacing The Original Avengers

5 days ago | comicbook.com | Niall Gray

From the very beginning of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the superhero team known as the Avengers have been at the core of the franchise’s narrative. As far back as the post-credits scene of Iron Man in 2008, the franchise was teasing the formation of the Avengers, which eventually occurred on-screen in 2012’s The Avengers.
10 Times Game of Thrones Completely Betrayed the Books

6 days ago | comicbook.com | Niall Gray

Almost instantly upon airing, Game of Thrones became an international TV phenomenon. The HBO series made excellent use of George R. R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire novels as source material, bringing the fantastical world of Westeros and its many rival factions to life in live-action in spectacular and often brutal fashion.
7 Best Sci-Fi TV Shows You Didn’t Know Were Streaming on Netflix

1 week ago | comicbook.com | Niall Gray

Over the years, Netflix has become the home of countless exceptional sci-fi TV shows and movies. The streaming giant’s dedication to bringing incredible sci-fi shows to life has been one of its most successful initiatives, with the likes of Stranger Things, Love, Death & Robots, and 3 Body Problem all proving hugely popular with audiences and critics alike. As a streaming platform, Netflix has long boasted one of the most expansive catalogues of movies and TV shows available to its users.
10 Underrated Sitcoms Nobody Talks About

1 week ago | comicbook.com | Niall Gray

Throughout the history of television, sitcoms have proven one of the most consistently popular genres. The typically light-hearted tone of a TV sitcom makes it an especially accessible form of entertainment, appealing to viewers across practically all demographics on some level. Their usual blend of comedy, drama, and romance can make for satisfying viewing that entertains audiences in a range of ways, and this has seen many of the best TV sitcoms become incredibly well-known.
8 Sci-Fi TV Shows With Unpredictable Plot Twists

1 week ago | comicbook.com | Niall Gray

Having evolved over many decades to remain consistently popular, the sci-fi genre is known for its adaptability. It has long featured stories with thought-provoking elements surrounding technological advancement, moral quandaries, and the intricacies of human nature. To this end, there have been countless sci-fi TV shows that have proven to be incredibly profound or otherwise memorable, as they regularly tap into social consciousness in a way that many other genres struggle to achieve.
It's Time for Marvel to Recast These 10 Characters in the MCU

1 week ago | comicbook.com | Niall Gray

The Marvel Cinematic Universe has been growing steadily ever since its inception, with the franchise’s Multiverse Saga increasing its scope exponentially. This has seen countless characters from the pages of Marvel Comics adapted into live-action, with many of them going on to make multiple appearances. There have been several MCU performances that have swiftly become iconic, with some heroes and villains now defined by their portrayal in the franchise.
10 TV Shows That Ended With Incredibly Annoying Cliffhangers

1 week ago | comicbook.com | Niall Gray

TV shows have long been one of the most popular mediums for long-form storytelling. The episodic nature of a show allows for a deep exploration of character arcs, while also focusing on smaller, self-contained narratives that keep viewers coming back for more. In many ways, TV shows can offer some of the most immersive and rewarding experiences for audiences, though sometimes their stories fall foul of their format.
10 Most Powerful MCU Villains Introduced Since Avengers: Endgame

2 weeks ago | comicbook.com | Niall Gray

Since the very beginnings of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the franchise has made use of some incredibly powerful villains. Even some of the antagonists introduced in the earliest movies of the franchise, such as Loki and Thanos, have played a major role in shaping the MCU’s story, as they rank among some of its most powerful characters. However, the more recent movies and TV shows of the Multiverse Saga have also introduced exceptional villains into the MCU.