Although something might be considered “bad” by many, it doesn’t necessarily mean it can’t be someone’s preferred choice. For example, when I ranked the Batman films, I placed _Batman & Robin_ at the bottom. Yet, surprisingly, I actually hold a soft spot for that movie and put it last mainly because I anticipate others would do the same.
Thankfully, we have a vivid understanding of how COVID affected Adrian Monk, as Mr. Monk’s Last Case: A Monk Movie was set in 2023, three years post the initial lockdown. Despite maintaining its traditional formula, this movie offered an intriguing glimpse into Adrian’s mental condition and his actions during the pandemic. Additionally, a unique variety show produced amidst quarantine further illuminates Monk’s experiences during COVID, offering a captivating portrayal of his journey throughout that period.
In the fourth season of the series “Ghosts”, there’s been an impressive expansion of its supernatural themes. Recently, Pete discovered a more effective use for his ghostly abilities. One of the last spirits to gain powers in CBS’ “Ghosts” was Hetty. The idea of “roamer” ghosts was introduced by Joan in season 4, episode 17, providing guidelines for Pete’s power. In season 4, episode 19, we are reminded that Pete hasn’t ended his relationship with Donna, a woman who allegedly killed her husband, but Jay scolds him for ignoring her. Pete journeys to St. Lucia, yet Donna maintains her innocence regarding the murder of her husband, though she’s unaware of the culprit.
On April 20th, KL Rahul posted a series of pictures with a caption “Here’s to 33!”. It started with a charming selfie of the cricketer beaming for the camera, followed by a blue-themed birthday cake with a candle blown out. The message accompanying it read “Happy Birthday dad, we cherish you” in vibrant colors. Lastly, a heartwarming video showed KL Rahul playing with his pet.
Fans of DC comics are excitedly anticipating the release of a second full trailer for James Gunn’s upcoming Superman film, marking his debut as director in the new DC Universe following his promotion to co-CEO at DC Studios. This film will be the first solo Superman movie since 2013’s “Man of Steel,” and David Corenswet’s portrayal of the hero is poised to enter a world already teeming with turmoil.