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Paramount Pictures is crawling back for more.

Colin Hanks is part of the hard-hitting, flesh-ripping ensemble for “Nobody 2,” the sequel to last year’s unexpected success from Universal Pictures, which was produced by 87North.

As a dedicated fan, I can’t help but reflect on the heart-wrenching character deaths that have left an indelible mark on TV shows. From main characters to beloved supporting ones, it seems like every series has had its fair share of tragic losses. Some of these departures evoke torrents of tears, while others stir up a sense of joyous triumph. However, the focus here is on those bittersweet goodbyes that continue to tug at our heartstrings. So grab your tissues, and let’s delve into the poignant exits that still leave us mourning.

90’s kids hold a special affection for the show Full House, complete with its catchy TV theme and heartwarming family scenes. The Netflix reboot, Fuller House, has also captivated a new generation with the Tanner family storyline. Despite the shows’ enduring popularity, there are numerous plot inconsistencies that have left fans puzzled. Recently, Andrea Barber, who played Kimmy Gibbler in both series, admitted to resisting one particular aspect of her character’s background on Fuller House, as she anticipated fan backlash. It seems her instincts were correct, as she continues to receive comments about it to this day.

It’s highly probable that we might get a third installment of the hugely successful film “Inside Out 2,” given its impressive performance so far. Although nothing is officially confirmed yet, Disney CEO Bob Iger has expressed his interest in making an “Inside Out 3.” The sequel is set to hit theaters on June 14, 2024, and it’s already breaking records as the highest-grossing movie of the year, having earned a staggering $1.5 billion at global box offices within approximately two months.