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As the wait for the acclaimed show's return nears an end, Helluva Bossis crossing over into live-action, and ScreenRant has the first glimpse at it. Created by Vivienne Medrano, the series is set in the same world as her other hit adult animated comedy, Hazbin Hotel. Having first premiered on Medrano's YouTube, the show has been picked up by Prime Video for its next two seasons.

While sharing the same musical comedy niche as Hazbin Hotel, Helluva Boss focuses on I.M.P., an imp-run assassination company in Hell led by Blitzo who, after acquiring an ancient book from a Goetial demon of Hell, gains access to the human world. In the midst of their jobs,...

Collider's Hannah Hunt talks with Helluva Boss' Brandon Rogers about his upcoming YouTube special, A Night at the Park. In this interview, Rogers explains his creative process and how it's changed since A Day at the Park. Rogers also shares exciting, exclusive news that A Night at the Park will feature a live-action Hellaverse fan favorite and as well as a cameo from creator Vivienne Medrano.

Brandon Rogers is returning to one of his most beloved settings, but this time the park looks very different. The comedian, actor, and Helluva Boss star revealed to Collider's Hannah Hunt in a recent interview that his upcoming YouTube special, A Night at the Park, which is set for a September 19 debut, will not only continue the world introduced in A Day at the Park and A Day at the Beach, but will also feature a major Hellaverse crossover: a live-action Blitzø.

When the Peanuts comics were launched in 1950, fans immediately fell in love with Charlie Brown and his adorable group of friends. Yet, the star of this long-running comic series was Brown's dog, Snoopy, a cheeky beagle with a zest for life. Since then, Snoopy has been immortalized in popular culture via films, books, and merchandise.

In February 2021, the franchise was rebooted for a new generation on Apple TV. The Snoopy Show focuses primarily on the iconic dog and his explosive adventures, ensuring that fans can slip into a fictional world of fun and friendship. Yet, only a handful of episodes truly offer fans a boost of comforting nostalgia.

The Beagle Gets a New Lease on Life Season 3, Episode 4, "This Is Your Life, Snoopy"

Though Snoopy seems to live quite a laid-back life and has very few responsibilities to focus on, "This Is Your Life, Snoopy" shows that the beagle wants...

Content warning: This article discusses themes and subject matter that some readers may find triggering, including the death of children during wartime.

"M*A*S*H" was a sitcom, but it had its serious moments. In fact, the long-running Korean War series is remembered as much for its moments of heartbreaking honesty as for its jokes and pranks. There was the time when Hawkeye's dear friend is killed while writing a book called "You Never Hear the Bullet," and uses some of his final moments to tell Hawk he did hear the bullet that shot him after all. Then there was the death of Lt. Colonel Blake, whose cheerful goodbye episode famously ended with Radar's declaration that the newly retired man's plane was shot down on its way home, leaving no survivors. The latter twist became so infamous that it prompted thousands of distressed fan responses — and the scene rarely played in reruns.