Looking back, we’ll never forget those golden years. Shows like Smallville and The Vampire Diaries made us feel spoiled for choice. It was an incredible era for the network, with so many critically acclaimed shows. From superhero series to ordinary dramas, soap operas, comedies, and thrillers, there was a fantastic variety of programs on offer. Here’s a taste of the network’s finest offerings from the last decade.
According to Liam Crowley from Screen Rant, during a chat with Marvel Studios Head of Streaming Brad Winderbaum, it was revealed that “Daredevil: Born Again” Season 2 is scheduled for release on Disney+ in the year 2026, following the premiere of Season 1. When queried about the commencement of production for Season 2, Winderbaum suggested that the intention is to make it an annual series, with him stating, “That’s the plan. Season 2 will be out next year.” Additionally, he mentioned that they are already contemplating a potential Season 3, suggesting that Daredevil could become one of Marvel Studios’ ongoing live-action streaming series rather than a miniseries like previous titles. Winderbaum further added, “I hope we can continue with Season 3 and seasons beyond that. I believe this world is brimming with stories, particularly on the streets of New York.
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No matter where his career progresses, it’s challenging to ignore the electrifying impact of Whiplash and La La Land, which may very well be among the most thrilling pairings for any filmmaker in recent times. These films were masterfully made and acted, undoubtedly establishing Chazelle as a significant force in the industry. Given their enduring popularity among cinephiles, it’s almost predictable that someone might suspect there was a secret connection between the two. However, a prevalent Reddit theory proposes just that, suggesting La La Land is actually a covert sequel to Whiplash.
In the year 2024, a new spin-off series titled “NCIS: Origins” was launched on CBS. This series focuses on the early days of the well-known character, Gibbs, when he was just beginning his career as an NCIS agent and was grappling with the recent loss of his wife and daughter. The storyline is set in 1991, which is 12 years prior to the commencement of events in “NCIS”. Austin Stowell assumed the role of a 37-year-old Gibbs, although Harmon appeared as the current-day Gibbs in the premiere. This places Gibbs, in the year 2024, at approximately 72 years of age.