Supernatural is approaching its actual swan song with the series finale not far away — well, sort of. It isn’t actually filmed yet because of obvious reasons. But filming is recently underway to finish off the finale seasons. After that, God’s favorite brothers are finally reaching the end of their road.
We all watched The Mandalorian, right? If not, why the heck not? Get on Disney Plus and binge watch it right now! It’s not like you have anything else to do. Maybe. But really, it’s a magnificent show.
Marvel is allegedly going to try to bring Ghost Rider to life for the third time. The first was two films starring Nicholas Cage as Johnny Blaze, who becomes Ghost Rider. The second was actor Gabriel Luna as the Robbie Reyes version of Ghost Rider on Agents of SHIELD. And really, both actors were good as both version of Ghost Rider.
It feels like the final season of Agents of SHIELD is fast approaching, and so far from what we’ve seen, it’ll be a fun but bittersweet final season.
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One final mission. "Marvel's #AgentsofSHIELD." Wednesday, May 27 on ABC. pic.twitter.com/mz4bLEAO6C
— Marvel Entertainment (@Marvel) April 14, 2020
It’s no secret that Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD is one my favorite television shows. The cast has great chemistry together, and the writing is fantastic. The story arcs never meander and the character development feels organic and always moving forward.
I can’t really say I watched Walker, Texas Ranger, since I really wasn’t a Chuck Norris fan. I mean, there were way better martial arts actors at the time — namely, my favorite, Mark Dacascos. Anyway! There was news a while ago that the show was being rebooted and I didn’t really think much of it. Until not too long ago. Following the end of Supernatural, Jared Padalecki was cast in the lead role for Walker, Texas Ranger.
Who knew that so long ago an unknown show starring two underwear models would go on for so many years that it’s now going on its 15th season, with a big and very loyal following — which I’m most definitely part of?
Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD panel at Comic-Con was bittersweet. It moved from Ballroom 20 to the much larger Hall H — but before the panel, it was announced that season seven would be the last. In triumph, they were ending the series on their terms; a rarity for television shows.