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Foundation season 3 returned on July 11, 2025, after an almost two-year hiatus. The Apple TV+ series is based on Isaac Asimov’s books of the same name. The show has prided itself on its visual sci-fi spectacle and narratively dense writing that steers complex characters. As such, it is an ambitious adaptation in terms of production.

Season 3 faced multiple issues in getting up and running- there were budgetary complications as well as industry-wide strikes that complicated production and release. Making matters worse was the departure of creator David S. Goyer from the show. As such, making Foundation season 3 clearly had its set of challenges. However, despite the long gap, season 3 has bounced back with a perfect 100 % Rotten Tomatoes score.

Foundation Season 3: Production Delays, Budget Issues, and Strikes Lou Llobell in Foundation (Credit- Apple TV+)

One major reason for Foundation season 3’s delay was the Hollywood strikes of 2023 that put a stop...

Apple TV+ is home to the best sci-fi shows in all of television, showcasing the power and versatility of the genre. Arguably the streamer's best show is "Foundation," an adaptation of Isaac Asimov's epic sci-fi book series of the same name, which is hugely influential and also incredibly hard to adapt.

The show succeeds by remixing the books, heavily changing certain things in order to arrive at the same conclusion, as well as tweaking the tone to make the show more of a blockbuster, with epic action we only experience the aftermath of in the books. "Foundation" tells the story of the fall of a galactic empire, and the efforts by a group of scientists to prevent a dark age by establishing a rival nation called the Foundation, using psychohistory to predict large events and prepare for the future.

In season 3, "Foundation" is changing in one very big way: It's introducing a singular villain,...

Murderbot just wrapped up its first season on Apple TV+ with a finale that hit all the right emotional and narrative beats. Over 10 weekly episodes, we watched the anxiety-ridden SecUnit grow from a reluctant protector into a fully autonomous being, still awkward around humans, still obsessed with soap operas, but now finally free. After the crew bought its contract from Port FreeCommerce, Murderbot is no longer tied to the Preservation Alliance. But that raises a big question: what comes next?

If you’re familiar with Martha Wells’ beloved book series, you probably saw the clues already, Season 2 is all but confirmed. The story is far from over. So, let’s dive into everything we know so far about Murderbot Season 2: the release date, cast updates, plot direction, and what’s coming next for our favorite anti-social android.

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Apple TV+ is giving Murderbot another chance to keep watching its favorite shows by renewing the series for a second season. The announcement came just a day before the first season’s finale, which will air on July 11.

The show stars Alexander Skarsgård as Murderbot, a security robot who has secretly gained free will. While it’s supposed to protect its human clients on dangerous missions, Murderbot mostly wants to be left alone to watch futuristic soap operas and figure out its own identity.

This series is based on All Systems Red, the first book in Martha Wells’ Murderbot Diaries series, which has won major awards like the Hugo and Nebula. Chris and Paul Weitz adapted the book for the screen and also run the show.

The Weitz brothers shared their excitement, saying, “We’re so grateful for the response that Murderbot has received and delighted that we’re getting...

Apple TV+ has decided to bring back the show Murderbot for a second season. The announcement came just a day before the first season’s finale, which will air on July 11. The series stars Alexander Skarsgård as Murderbot, a security robot who secretly has free will. Instead of just following orders, Murderbot wants to watch its favorite futuristic TV shows and figure out who it really is.

The show is based on the first book of the Murderbot Diaries by Martha Wells, a series that has won big awards like the Hugo and Nebula. The first season started on May 16, 2025, and was created by Chris and Paul Weitz, who also adapted the book for TV and serve as the showrunners.

The Weitz brothers said, “We’re so grateful for the response that Murderbot has received and delighted that we’re getting to go back to Martha Wells’ world to work with Alexander,...

Apple TV+ announced today a season two renewal for its widely acclaimed comedic thriller “Murderbot” ahead of the inaugural season’s conclusion.

The season one finale of “Murderbot” premieres globally tomorrow, July 11.

A rogue security unit searches for the meaning of life in the series based on the bestselling book series The Murderbot Diaries by Martha Wells, who serves as consulting producer. “Murderbot” was created, written, and directed by Academy Award nominees Chris & Paul Weitz.

The 10-episode series follows a self-hacking security android (Alexander Skarsgård) who is uninterested in and horrified by human emotion yet drawn to its vulnerable “clients.” Murderbot must hide its free will as it reluctantly joins a new mission protecting scientists on a dangerous planet when all it really wants is to be left alone to watch futuristic soap operas and figure out its place in the universe.

“We’re so grateful for the response that Murderbot has received,...

Today, Apple TV+ announced a season two renewal for its comedic thriller Murderbot, created and showrun by Academy Award-nominated filmmakers Chris and Paul Weitz, and starring Emmy Award winner Alexander Skarsgård, who also serves as executive producer. The season one finale premieres globally this Friday, July 11.

“We’re so grateful for the response that ‘Murderbot’ has received, and delighted that we’re getting to go back to Martha Wells’ world to work with Alexander, Apple, CBS Studios and the rest of the team,” said creators and executive producers Chris and Paul Weitz.

“Chris, Paul, Alexander and the entire ‘Murderbot’ team have delivered a brilliantly original, addictive, witty and vibrant adaptation that has captured the imagination of audiences everywhere,” said Matt Cherniss, head of programming at Apple TV+. “We can’t wait to unveil what’s next for Murderbot and, of course, ‘Sanctuary Moon’ in season two.”

Since its global debut,...

Foundation season 3 is almost here, and the galaxy is bracing for a seismic shift again. Based on Isaac Asimov’s legendary novels of the same name, season 3 of the show is expected to be the most intense yet, with the possibility of an uneasy alliance between the dwindling Genetic Dynasty and the Foundation due to the threat of the Mule. The new season will consist of another 10 episodes, as has been the tradition since season 1. Each episode will drop weekly on Fridays till the finale on Sept. 12.

At the time of writing, the next season has a perfect critic score of 100% from 7 reviews on Rotten Tomatoes. The Foundation season 3 cast consists of returning favorites like Lee Pace, Lou Llobell, and Jared Harris, who are bringing their best yet. So, it has all the ingredients to be a defining chapter in this galactic saga. Now, it’s time to know when...

The first season of Alexander Skarsgård’s bloodthirsty sci-fi series will wrap up tomorrow after airing its season finale, but Apple TV+ has already decided the fate of the show. The streamer has officially confirmed that Murderbot has been renewed and will move forward with a second season. This comes after the first season of Murderbot earned the fabled “certified fresh” on Rotten Tomatoes, currently sitting at a nearly perfect 96% at the time of writing. Audiences have also been hot on the series, rating it a solid 80% on the audience-driven Popcornmeter. The show has been hailed as the “best new comedy of 2025” and “diabolically funny,” further cementing Apple’s status as the premier home for sci-fi TV. The streamer has also released seasons of Silo, Foundation, Severance, and more in the last few years.

Murderbot Season 1 is based on the first novella in Martha Wells’ Hugo and Nebula Award-winning series,...

“Murderbot” was picked up for a second season at Apple TV+, the streamer announced on Thursday. The news came just ahead of the sci-fi series’ Season 1 finale on Friday.

Alexander Skarsgård executive produces and stars as an artificially intelligent security bot who must hide its free will while on assignment. The series was created and showrun by Oscar nominees Chris and Paul Weitz and based on Martha Wells’ bestselling Hugo and Nebula Award-winning book series. Season 1 covered Wells’ first novella.

“We’re so grateful for the response that ‘Murderbot’ has received, and delighted that we’re getting to go back to Martha Wells’ world to work with Alexander, Apple, CBS Studios and the rest of the team,” creators and EPs Chris and Paul Weitz said in a statement.

“Chris, Paul, Alexander and the entire ‘Murderbot’ team have delivered a brilliantly original, addictive, witty and vibrant adaptation that has captured the imagination of audiences everywhere,...

Murderbot has willed its way to a Season 2 on Apple TV+.

The renewal news on Thursday comes ahead of the conclusion of the first season, which debuts on Friday.

Based on the first novella in Martha Wells’ book series, Murderbot is a sci-fi thriller/comedy about a self-hacking security construct who is horrified by human emotion yet drawn to its vulnerable clients, played by Alexander Skarsgård.

In Season 1, Murderbot must hide its free will and complete a dangerous assignment when all it really wants is to be left alone to watch futuristic soap operas and figure out its place in the universe.

In addition to starring in the series, Skarsgård also serves as an executive producer. Murderbot is created by Chris and Paul Weitz, who are also the showrunners.

“We’re so grateful for the response that Murderbot has received, and delighted that we’re getting to go back to...

Apple TV+ will give Murderbot more time to watch his favorite shows.

The streamer has ordered a second season of the series, which stars Alexander Skarsgård as the title character, a security robot who has to hide the fact that it has gained free will and guard its human clients on a dangerous mission — but who really wants just to be left alone to watch futuristic soap operas and figure out its place in the universe.

The renewal for Murderbot comes a day ahead of the show’s first season finale, set for July 11. The CBS Studios show is based on the first book in Martha Wells’ Hugo and Nebula Award-winning Murderbot Diaries novel series. Chris and Paul Weitz adapted the book and serve as showrunners.

“We’re so grateful for the response that Murderbot has received and delighted that we’re getting to go back to Martha Wells’ world to work with Alexander,...

“Murderbot” has been renewed for a second season at Apple TV+.

The news comes ahead of the Season 1 finale on July 11. Based on “All Systems Red,” the first novella in Martha Wells’ series “The Murderbot Diaries,” the season stars Alexander Skarsgård as “a self-hacking security construct who is horrified by human emotion yet drawn to its vulnerable clients” that “must hide its free will and complete a dangerous assignment when all it really wants is to be left alone to watch futuristic soap operas and figure out its place in the universe,” per the official logline. Noma Dumezweni, David Dastmalchian, Sabrina Wu, Akshay Khanna, Tattiawna Jones and Tamara Podemski also star.

“Murderbot” was created by brothers Chris and Paul Weitz, who also serve as showrunners and directors. Executive producers include the Weitz brothers via their Depth of Field banner; Skarsgård; Andrew Miano; and David S. Goyer and Keith Levine via Phantom Four.

While you await the third season of this brilliantly created sci-fi series, starring Jared Harris and Lee Pace, we have fantastic news for you, confirming just how much viewers will be obsessed with the new chapter. Foundation returns with another season on July 11, only two days away, but nearly two years since Season 2 ended. This upcoming installment has already gained approval from critics as its Rotten Tomatoes rating has been officially unveiled, boasting a perfect score similar to its sophomore run and redeeming its debut season.

As of July 9, Foundation Season 3 has a whopping 100% critics’ score on Rotten Tomatoes based on seven reviews that praise the show in its entirety, including those that brought it to life. This is a clear difference from Season 1’s 72%, with critics noting at the time that it struggled to “wrangle the behemoth that is its source material into a fully satisfying series” despite the impressive performances.

After two long years, the wait is finally over. Apple TV+’s sci-fi masterpiece Foundation returns to streaming this Friday with an epic Season 3, and based on what's been said about it so far, the series is just as good as you remember it to be. Starring the likes of Jared Harris, Lee Pace, Lou Llobell and Leah Harvey, the new season of the Isaac Asimov adaptation hit Rotten Tomatoes with a 100% rating from critics, signifying that if you've been on the fence about checking this one out, now's just as good a time as any to jump in and start from the beginning.

Called a "stunning, sweeping and cerebral space odyssey" by James Dyer from Empire Magazine, Foundation chronicles a band of exiles on their monumental journey to save humanity and rebuild civilization amid the fall of the Galactic Empire. While it's certainly a series that's filled with heavy...

Throughout the first two seasons of Apple TV+'s underrated sci-fi drama series Foundation, Lou Llobell's character has had quite the arc. With Season 3 on the way, the actor says Gaal Dornick is ready to take on her toughest mission yet.

Foundation Season 3 is set more than 150 years after the events of the second installment, with Dornick preparing to take on The Mule. "Gaal has grown so much, and you see her really take a massive leap into this new role as a leader and someone who’s going to sacrifice everything to make sure the plan stays on track and that The Mule is stopped," Llobell told TechRadar.

"It's beautiful to see her with all these different people (on Ignis) and the relationships that she has (with them)," Llobell said of her Foundation character's jounrney in the series so far. "But her one goal is still to deal with The Mule.

Season 3 of this underrated Apple TV+ sci-fi drama series hasn’t even premiered yet, but it already has a 100% score from critics on Rotten Tomatoes.Foundation,which ended its second season nearly two years ago in September 2023, is set to premiere on the streamer on July 11.

The third season’s 100% Rotten Tomatoes puts it in line with its perfect 100% critic rating for Season 2. The third season’s audience score has yet to be revealed, but its perfect 100% critic score is based on seven reviews thus far.

“A Must-Watch Show”

Cbr’s Jamie Parker had this to say about Season 3 of the series that’s based on the novels by Isaac Asimov:“Foundation Season 3 is one of the best shows of the year and a must-watch show for all sci-fi fans.”

Another critic praised the series for its interpretation of Asimov’s books. “After three seasons, it’s fair to...

An epic sci-fi series on Apple TV with similar qualities to Denis Villeneuve's Dunemovies is surging up the global streaming charts ahead of its highly anticipated season 3 premiere.

Although HBO Max released its first official Dune spinoff TV show, Dune: Prophecy, in 2024 with season 2 on the way, this Apple TV sci-fi series has received more critical acclaim, resulting in a Rotten Tomatoesscore of 90% across its first two seasons.

Foundation Cracked Apple TV's Top 10 Global Shows Chart Before Season 3's Premiere Its Upcoming Third Season Has An Early Rotten Tomatoes Score Of 100%

Apple TV's space sci-fi epic show Foundation is currently #8 on Apple TV+'s top 10 TV shows globally, ahead of its season 3 premiere on July 11, 2025. Foundation season 3, episode 1 will be released this Friday, with weekly episodes to follow until the season 3 finale is released on September 12, 2025.

Like Dune, Foundation is based on a series of novels that were...

Christopher Nolan thinks one of his biggest movies didn’t get the love it deserved. He recently talked about The Dark Knight Rises and called it an underrated film in his career. In his own words, “I don’t have a favorite of any of my films, but I think The Dark Knight Rises is an underrated movie. There are things in there that we did that are pretty subversive and pretty shocking. It’s as close as I’ll get to adapting A Tale of Two Cities.” Nolan believes there’s more going on in the movie than people usually talk about, and he sees it as more meaningful than most viewers give it credit for.

The Dark Knight Rises came out in 2012 and closed out Nolan’s Batman trilogy. The story takes place eight years after The Dark Knight. Bruce Wayne has disappeared from the public and given up being Batman.

Christopher Nolan has said that The Dark Knight Rises doesn’t get enough credit. In his words, “I don’t have a favorite of any of my films, but I think The Dark Knight Rises is an underrated movie. There are things in there that we did that are pretty subversive and pretty shocking. It’s as close as I’ll get to adapting A Tale of Two Cities.” He feels the film has more layers than people realize and that it contains deeper ideas than it’s often given credit for.

Released in 2012, The Dark Knight Rises is the last part of Nolan’s Batman trilogy. It picks up eight years after The Dark Knight, showing Bruce Wayne living in isolation and no longer wearing the Batman suit.

But when a new threat arrives in the form of a terrorist named Bane, he’s forced to come out of...

Mahershala Ali suspiciously evaded a question about the McU's Bladereboot in a recent interview with his Jurassic World Rebirth co-stars Scarlett Johansson and Jonathan Bailey. The ill-fated project has been in limbo for six years, having faced numerous setbacks on its way to the big screen, including director changes, creative turmoil, script issues, and more — eventually leading Marvel to remove it from its release calendar. Fans are now wondering if the feature comic book adaptation will ever see the light of day (along with its daywalkers).

The trio recently sat down with Vogue to answer a series of rapid-fire questions, which proved to be enlightening as Ali shared details of his rosehip oil skincare routine, his irrational fear of mice, and his first ever television role. However, there was one subject that the two-time Academy Award winner wanted to keep schtum on: the MCU. Reading from a card, Bailey asked...

Netflix has dropped the official trailer for The Sandman Season 2: Volume 2, and it gives fans a clear glimpse of what’s coming next. This part will wrap up the story of Dream, also known as Morpheus. The new episodes arrive on July 24, 2025, and a bonus episode is set to land a week later on July 31.

The series is based on Neil Gaiman’s comic book, which ran from 1989 to 1996. It follows Dream, a powerful being who rules over the world of dreams, as he tries to fix the damage caused by his long absence. The show stars Tom Sturridge as Dream, with Boyd Holbrook, Vivienne Acheampong, and Patton Oswalt playing key roles. It was created by Gaiman along with David S. Goyer and Allan Heinberg, and it’s produced by DC Entertainment and Warner Bros. Television.

One's destiny is determined by one's actions. Dream's journey comes to an end...

Netflix has just released the official trailer for The Sandman Season 2: Volume 2, and it’s giving fans a first look at the final chapter of Dream’s journey. The last part of the fantasy series is set to arrive on July 24, 2025, with one final bonus episode dropping on July 31.

The Sandman is a fantasy drama show based on Neil Gaiman’s popular comic book series that ran from 1989 to 1996.

The show was created for Netflix by Gaiman, David S. Goyer, and Allan Heinberg. It stars Tom Sturridge as Dream, also known as Morpheus, and features Boyd Holbrook, Vivienne Acheampong, and Patton Oswalt in supporting roles. The series is produced by DC Entertainment and Warner Bros. Television.

One's destiny is determined by one's actions. Dream's journey comes to an end in The Sandman: Season 2 – Volume 2, premiering July 24th. pic.twitter.com/71Z1l1rzIM

— The Sandman (@Netflix_Sandman) July 7, 2025

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With Phase Six of the Marvel Cinematic Universe set to kick off this month with The Fantastic Four: The First Steps, it’s inevitable that we think of one of the fallen soldiers: Blade. While it hasn’t officially been canceled, it was initially supposed to come out this fall and has since been indefinitely delayed, further indicating that things just aren’t as sharp as the studio needs them to be. So where does that leave the planned star of Blade, Mahershala Ali? No further questions.

While promoting Jurassic World Rebirth, both Mahershala Ali and Scarlett Johansson were asked if they could name the MCU movies they had been in. Dodging the question, Ali said, “Leave me out of it…That’s a Scarlett question.” Not to speak for Johansson, but her answer is far less involved than Ali’s…

Blade — that is, the one set to star Mahershala...

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The Old Guard is a superhero action thriller film franchise based on a series of graphic novels of the same name by Greg Rucka and Leandro Fernández. The film revolves around a group of immortal mercenaries secretly living among us as they are reunited because of a threat to their freedom as a sinister group tries to hunt them down. The Old Guard stars Charlize Theron, KiKi Layne, Marwan Kenzari, Luca Marinelli, Harry Melling, Veronica Ngo, Chiwetel Ejiofor, and Uma Thurman. So, if you loved the explosive action, thrilling drama, and entertaining characters in The Old Guard film franchise, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

Wanted (Rent on Prime Video) Credit – Universal Pictures

Wanted is an action thriller film directed by Timur Bekmambetov from a screenplay co-written by Michael Brandt, Derek Haas, and Chris Morgan.

We almost got a Man of Steel sequel from the director of the last four Mission: Impossible movies. And according to him, it would have been “so f***ing good.”

With James Gunn’s Superman reboot finally here, talk of a sequel, crossovers, and even some early Justice League teases are already circulating online.

As of the recording of this video, I haven’t seen Superman yet—but one thing’s for sure: if this movie does even a little bit well, we can count on a sequel going into development right away.

Or can we?

See, Superman’s cinematic journey has never exactly been smooth. There’s Superman Lives, the infamous unmade project from Kevin Smith and Tim Burton, J.J. Abrams’ scrapped Superman: Flyby, and even the announced-then-silently-scrapped Man of Steel 2—which would have starred Henry Cavill and been directed by Christopher McQuarrie.

So today, we’re diving...

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Netflix is the biggest streaming platform in the world, and it can be easily said that it has the best content library when it comes to TV shows and movies. In this article, we are going to list the best of the best shows currently available on the streaming service. We avoided popular titles like Love is Blind and Too Hot To Handle as we are not going to include reality TV shows in this list. Check out the best TV shows you can watch right now on Netflix below.

Mr. Robot Credit – USA Network

Mr. Robot is a psychological thriller drama series created by Sam Esmail. The USA Network series follows Elliot Alderson, a cybersecurity engineer and vigilante hacker who is recruited into a hacker group trying to bring down the most powerful individuals in the world,...

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One of the most immersive and brilliantly written fantasy shows of recent times has to be Netflix’s The Sandman and while it is coming to an end with its second season because of some behind-the-scenes controversies, fans are still looking forward to the upcoming batch of episodes. Based on the DC comic book of the same name by Neil Gaiman, Sam Kieth, and Mike Dringenberg, the Netflix series was developed by Gaiman, David S. Goyer, and Allan Heinberg.

The Sandman 2 continues the story of Lord Morpheus, aka Dream, as his whole kingdom is threatened because of his past actions, forcing him to face and reevaluate his previous decisions and seek absolution for the wrong ones.

The Sandman Season 2 – Episode Guide (When Will the New Episodes Come Out?) Credit – Netflix

The Sandman’s second and final season consists...

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The Sandman is a fantasy drama series developed by Neil Gaiman, David S. Goyer, and Allan Heinberg. Based on the comic book of the same name by Gaiman, Sam Kieth, and Mike Dringenberg, the Netflix series follows Lord Morpheus, aka Dream, one of the Endless and the ruler of the Dreaming, who returns to his kingdom after a century of captivity and tries to rebuild it. The Sandman stars Tom Sturridge, Boyd Holbrook, Vivienne Acheampong, and Patton Oswalt. So, if you loved the immersive fantasy world, adventurous story, and compelling characters in The Sandman, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

American Gods (Rent on Prime Video) Credit – Starz

American Gods is a fantasy drama series co-created by Bryan Fuller and Michael Green. Based on the 2001 novel of the same name by Neil Gaiman, the Starz series follows Shadow,...

As Apple TV+’s critically acclaimed Foundationis gearing up for its third season on the streamer, fans may be wondering about the future of the science fiction series based on the book series by Isaac Asimov. It turns out that some of the cast are also among those who are waiting to see what will happen to the series, which currently boasts a 100% Rotten Tomatoes critic score for its second season.

In February 2025, Deadline reported that Apple TV had secretly given the go-ahead for a fourth season of Foundation and that Ian Goldberg (Fear the Walking Dead)had been named showrunner. Sources said at that time that Goldberg would be taking over executive producer and showrunning duties from series co-creator David S. Goyer, who had departed from the show.

Foundation Actor is “Hopeful” the Show will Go Beyond 4 Seasons Image via Apple TV+

Ahead of Foundation’s July 11 Season 3 premiere,...

The wardrobe worn by background vampires in Ryan Coogler’s runaway horror hit “Sinners” began life on a very different set: Marvel Studios’ long-troubled “Blade” reboot. Producer Sev Ohanian disclosed that the indie production bought “a warehouse full of period-appropriate clothes” from Marvel at cost after the superhero project slipped back into limbo.

Ohanian said the outfits had been built under two-time Oscar winner Ruth E. Carter, who was attached to “Blade” during an earlier iteration set in the 1920s. When that version collapsed, Carter’s stockpile proved a lifeline for “Sinners,” which needed era-specific garments on short notice. He stressed that principal cast members received fresh designs while “a lot of the background actors” donned the repurposed pieces.

Marvel’s vampire thriller has endured a revolving door of writers and directors—losing Bassam Tariq in 2023 and Yann Demange in 2024—before Disney removed it from the release slate and placed the project on indefinite hold.

After three years away, The Sandman finally made its triumphant return to Netflix yesterday with the first part of the second and final season. Were those initial six episodes worth the wait, though? That depends on who you talk to, as critics seem divided on how they feel about The Sandman Season 2, which hit Rotten Tomatoes with a 75% rating.

"The second season's opening episodes drag like an inescapable, non-refreshing Rem state," said critic Melanie McFarland, while Pat Stacey from The Irish Independent called it "ponderously paced" and "full of portentous waffle" that "mostly takes itself desperately seriously." Nick Hilton from was another critic who left a scathing review of The Sandman Season 2, writing:

"Like being trapped in a whirlwind of plot and intrigue, which never materializes into something solid enough to get to grips with. Too elusive to be emotive, too fast-paced to be introspective, The Sandman becomes an excessively intricate diorama.

Can you believe that Murderbot season 1 is almost over on Apple TV+ already? The season certainly went by quickly, especially since episodes are only about 20-25 minutes long. Though we haven't reached the end just yet, because we have one more episode to go. How and when can you tune in?

The Murderbot season 1 finale, aka episode 10, premieres Friday, July 11, 2025 on Apple TV+. The streaming service releases its new content at midnight Et, which allows for those of you in the other parts of the U.S. to actually start watching Tuesday nights technically. No matter where you are, we've got a breakdown of the release times below so you don't miss a moment from the final episode:

East Coast: 12 a.m. Et on Friday, July 11West Coast: 9 p.m. Pt on Thursday, July 10Midwest: 11 p.m. Ct on Thursday, July 10Mountain: 10 p.m. Mt on Thursday, July 10 Murderbot episode...

Apple TV+’s Foundation has become one of the most acclaimed sci-fi shows on television — and with a 100% Rotten Tomatoes score for its second season, the pressure is high as Season 3 approaches. But even as excitement builds for the show’s return on July 11, the future of the series beyond that remains surprisingly unclear, even for its stars.

Based on the sprawling book series by Isaac Asimov, Foundation follows the epic struggle to preserve civilization amid the inevitable fall of a galactic empire. Since its debut in 2021, the series has been lauded for its ambition, visual spectacle, and rich character arcs. But while Deadline reported back in February 2025 that Apple had quietly greenlit Season 4 — with Ian Goldberg (Fear the Walking Dead) stepping in as showrunner following David S. Goyer’s departure — the cast still seems to be waiting for official confirmation.

Speaking to TechRadar, Jared Harris (Hari Seldon) and Lou Llobell...

“The Sandman” returns to Netflix for a split second and final season; six episodes debut July 3 and the back six drop later in the month.

This may be a bit frustrating for the bingers out there, but take it from someone who’s seen the first half dozen: they have more than enough profound themes, character developments and batshit oddities to savor and ponder for weeks to come.

Neil Gaiman’s comic book demi-god Morpheus, aka Dream of the Endless, is again played with a somnambulant soulfulness by Tom Sturridge. Having reclaimed his magic accoutrements and mystical Dreaming kingdom after a long imprisonment in Season 1, the master of all our sleeping states now spends much of his time realizing that he’s never been a very good person. In Season 2 we learn how, over millennia, he’s let down siblings, the love of his life, his son and a wife...

Three years is a long gap between the first and second seasons of a show, but season two of Netflix’s The Sandman was plagued with delays, from the SAG/WGA strikes to allegations against its creator. Well worth the wait, The Sandman season 2 offers more of the strange adventures that fans came to love about the show.

The Sandman Season 2, Volume 1 Review

Adapted from the DC Comics that ran from 1989 to 1996, The Sandman follows Dream, one of the Endless and ruler of the Dreaming, as he must reconcile with his past misdeeds to protect his kingdom. Confirmed to be the last season of the show, Netflix and the show’s creators, David S. Goyer and Allan Heinberg, have promised that this batch of twelve episodes will conclude Dream’s arc. Although this is an incredibly ambitious undertaking (whether out of design or necessity), this first batch of episodes gets off to an encouraging start.

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This July, we are getting a ton of great shows on various streaming services. From the much-anticipated return of Twisted Metal on Peacock to the second and final season of the epic fantasy drama series The Sandman on Netflix. So, we are here to sort out all of the brilliant upcoming shows that you might want to check out.

The Sandman Season 2 Vol. 1 (July 3), Vol. 2 (July 24), & Vol. 3 (July 31) – Netflix Credit – Netflix

The Sandman is an epic fantasy drama series developed by Neil Gaiman, Sam Keith, and Mike Dringenberg. Based on the DC comic book of the same name by Gaiman, Sam Kieth, and Mike Dringenberg, the upcoming second and final season of the Netflix series continues the story of Dream as his past decision comes back to haunt him after a fateful family reunion. The Sandman Season 2 stars Tom Sturridge,...

Plot: The Foundation has become increasingly established far beyond its humble beginnings while the Cleonic Dynasty’s Empire has dwindled. As both of these galactic powers forge an uneasy alliance, a threat to the entire galaxy appears in the fearsome form of a warlord known as “The Mule,” whose sights are set on ruling the universe by use of physical and military force as well as mind control. It’s anyone’s guess who will win, who will lose, who will live and who will die as Hari Seldon, Gaal Dornick, the Cleons and Demerzel play a potentially deadly game of intergalactic chess.

Review: It took seventy years for Isaac Asimov’s Foundation novels to make their way to screens, which is a testament to the challenge in adapting hard science fiction for mainstream audiences. Despite entering its third season, Foundation lags in popularity behind other genre offerings like The Rings of Power,...

The initial reception to David Corenswet’s Superman wasn’t exactly met with a unanimous roar, as the sting from Henry Cavill’s axing as the Man of Steel was still fresh. However, fans have been gradually warming up to this new iteration of the DC icon as more information about James Gunn’s forthcoming Superman movie continues to emerge.

And in addition to the promising trailers and TV spots, Corenswet’s recent comments on the All-Star Superman influence have only elevated this growing consensus.

David Corenswet’s comments make it clear he has done his homework for ‘Superman’

It’s no surprise that James Gunn‘s Superman heavily borrows from Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely’s All-Star Superman, especially when it comes to the tone. When asked about the inspiration, David Corenswet told Fotogramas, the actor explained the panel, which sees Clark observing the Earth from the Moon, truly...

David S. Goyer, the writer behind major superhero films like Blade and Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice, is also one of the visionaries behind Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight trilogy. While he only contributed to the story in The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises, Goyer actually wrote the first film, Batman Begins. The first film in the DC trilogy was released on June 15, 2005, meaning it turns 20 this year. The writer has recalled his experience when writing it, and says it's among the "top three things" he has worked on.

The screenwriter appeared on the Josh Horowitz podcast, Happy Sad Confused, where he talked about his legacy in The Dark Knight trilogy and especially, Batman Begins. When asked where the film stands amid other giants in his filmography, Goyer shows nothing but praise for the Nolan film that changed the superhero genre:

"Batman Begins, first of all,...

The long-awaited second and final season of The Sandman has finally been announced by Netflix. The first season debuted on Netflix on August 5th, 2022.

The Sandman is an American fantasy drama television series based on the 1989–1996 comic book written by Neal Gaiman and published by DC Comics. The series was developed by Gaiman, David S. Goyer, and Allan Heinberg for the streaming service Netflix and is produced by DC Entertainment and Warner Bros. Television. Like the comic, The Sandman tells the story of Dream / Morpheus, the titular Sandman. The series stars Tom Sturridge as the title character, with Boyd Holbrook, Vivienne Acheampong, and Patton Oswalt in supporting roles.

Here is the synopsis for Season Two: After a fateful reunion with his family, Dream of the Endless (Tom Sturridge) must face one impossible decision after another as he attempts to save himself, his kingdom, and the waking world from the epic consequences of his past misdeeds.

Fans of the dystopian sci-fi epic Foundationseem to be catching up on the Apple TV+ series before Season 3 premieres in July. The show, starring Lee Pace, Jared Harris, and Lou Llobell, is currently climbing the platform's Top 10 TV show chart.

As of June 25, Foundation is holding onto ninth position among all the series on the streamer, per FlixPatrol. Created by David S. Goyer and Josh Friedman,Foundation is based on the award-winning sci-fi books by Isaac Asimov, and is an epic saga of human beings who are scattered all over the galaxy as part of a huge empire. The show premiered in 2021, and fans have been waiting nearly two years for a third season.

Foundation boasts an 86% Rotten Tomatoes critic score overall, while its second season has a perfect 100% on the review aggregator. Per a press release from Apple TV+, the series, known for its huge time jumps, Season 3 will...

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Netflix is ready with an entertainment-packed July this year. While, we are already know all the brilliant films and TV shows that will be leaving Netflix in the upcoming month, we will also see the premiere of many highly anticipated Netflix original movies and TV shows, including the highly anticipated sequels of The Old Guard and Happy Gilmore and a new season of the brilliant fantasy series The Sandman. Just like every month, Netflix is ready to overload you with great content. So, we’re here to tell you about the seven new movies and shows coming to Netflix in July 2025.

Yellowjackets Season 2 (July 1) Credit – Showtime

Yellowjackets is a psychological mystery horror survival thriller series co-created by Ashley Lyle and Bart Nickerson. Season 2 of the Showtime series continues the story of the girls’ soccer team, who have survived the summer in the wilderness,...

Batman Begins co-writer David S. Goyer recently recalled the film's troubled production, admitting he was initially hesitant with the story treatment. It was serendipity that Christopher Nolan joined the project after rejecting the 2004 historical action film, Troy.

Nolan had reportedly always wanted to make a Batman movie and went on to work on The Dark Knight Trilogy instead.Batman Begins was released in 2005 and was a box office hit, greenlighting The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises. In an interview with Josh Horowitz, Batman Begins co-writer David S. Goyer recalled a different side to the story, hinting at shifting priorities behind Troy's production, and Nolan was already invested.

"The irony is that it appears that Batman was a consolation prize for Chris because he had been developing Troy," Goyer said. "Then, at some point, Troy was shifted away and given to [Wolfgang Petersen]." Petersen was developing another DC...

Over the past few years, Apple TV+ has carved out a solid niche for itself as the go-to streaming service for adult science fiction, with series like Foundation, For All Mankind, Silo, and Severance. It's also become known for renewing those series and giving them a chance to find their footing, unlike many other streamers. And when those two things meet, it's a thing of beauty for genre television fans.

Right now, the latest sci-fi show running on Apple TV+ is Murderbot, based on the beloved Murderbot Diaries books by Martha Wells. The show has been a blast to watch and has resonated with critics and audiences alike, but as of this writing it has not yet been renewed. But to hear executive producer David S. Goyer tell it, the chances are looking pretty good for the future of Murderbot.

“We’ve hit our Byzantine-metric threshold and I think it...

Mahershala Ali’s Blade was one of the most anticipated movies in the MCU until Marvel Studios decided to cut the project loose for reasons that still haven’t been made public.

David S. Goyer, who is the writer of several iconic superhero movies like The Dark Knight trilogy and the original Blade movie, even offered his help to Marvel Studios for help with the reboot; however, Marvel simply stated that they had figured out the problem and that they didn’t need Goyer’s help. That was several months ago, until Blade was still in production!

The Blade problem that Marvel was too shy to ask for help David S. Goyer is the writer of Blade | Credits: New Line Cinema

Despite Mahershala Ali’s Blade being completely done for, fans still have a faint flicker of hope that the MCU might start working on the project sooner or later in the future.

When production on the second season of The Sandman was nearing completion, Neil Gaiman — the writer of the original comic book — was accused by multiple women of engaging in nonconsensual “rough and degrading sex," as revealed in 2024 during a podcast from Tortoise Media.

On the TV side of things, the allegations have caused ripple effects over various Gaiman-related projects. For instance, it was announced that Prime Video series Good Omens was going to conclude with a single, 90-minute episode rather than a full third season as originally planned. Additionally, Disney dropped plans for a live-action adaptation of Gaiman's children's novel The Graveyard Book.

As for Netflix's The Sandman show, the allegations came at a strange time. The show had already been renewed for 'more episodes,' and filming was well underway by the time the allegations against Gaiman surfaced. Many viewers believe that the show ending with its second...

Progress on the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Blade reboot is far from sharp as the anticipated film remains in development hell. Amid recent comments from the original Blade trilogy's screenwriter, Blade 4 star Mahershala Ali adds to the project's uncertainty with his latest update.

Speaking with The Hollywood Reporter at the world premiere of Jurassic World: Rebirth, Ali provided a progress report that will further frustrate fans hoping to see his Daywalker grace the MCU. According to the Oscar-winning actor, he's long been ready to do the reboot, but has yet to hear from Marvel about the potential next steps. "I would love for Blade to happen. We'll see. I don't know where Marvel is at right now. I'm looking for the next great part. I really am," he said.

Mahershala Ali shares the status of #Blade at the #JurassicWorldRebirth premiere: "I'm just taking it a day at a time" pic.twitter.

It’s been six years since Marvel Studios first unveiled Blade at San Diego Comic-Con, but the project has remained stuck in development hell ever since, cycling through writers and directors with no clear end in sight. One constant, however, has been Mahershala Ali, who remains committed to the role and is eager to finally bring Blade to life—assuming Marvel can ever get the film off the ground.

During the New York premiere of Jurassic World Rebirth, Ali was asked if he knew when production on Blade would finally begin. “Call Marvel,” he said. “I’m ready. Let them know I’m ready.”

I imagine Ali might be feeling a tad frustrated at this point, but kudos to him for sticking with it. Fans have been puzzled as to why Marvel is having so much trouble with Blade, including David S. Goyer, who scripted the original three movies starring Wesley Snipes.

David S. Goyer reveals the decision to end The Sandmanafter just two seasons, and it actually has nothing to do with the sexual allegations against author Neil Gaiman. The Sandman is one of the most critically acclaimed graphic novels of all time. After many failed attempts to adapt it over the years, it finally arrived in the form of a Netflix series in 2022, which combined the first two arcs of the popular graphic novel series. With over 75 comic issues to pull from, it was a shocking revelation that the series would only run for two seasons, consisting of 23 episodes.

Speaking with Variety, series co-creator David S. Goyer talked about the decision to end The Sandman after two seasons. Despite what many would expect, it did not have anything to do with the sexual misconduct allegations against the comic's original author, Neil Gaiman, "When the accusations first came out, I think...