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“Plankton: The Movie” delivers as a witty genre mashup

When the power-hungry Plankton (Mr. Lawerence) sets fire to Karen’s (Jill Talley) thriving Chum Bucket concept, she evolves into a multi-headed robot determined to enact her scheme for world domination. Meanwhile, with SpongeBob’s (Tom Kenny) assistance, Plankton must sift through his history to uncover his past mistakes in this origin story while a countdown towards chaos looms.

Kate Hudson leads the winning series “Running Point”

Oscar nominee Kate Hudson teams up with Netflix for her second television series, “Running Point,” from the creative team of Elaine Ko, Mindy Kaling, Ike Barinholtz, and David Stassen. When a scandal forces her oldest brother Cam (Justin Theroux) to resign, Isla Gordon (Hudson) is appointed president of the Los Angeles Waves, one of the most storied professional basketball franchises and her family business.

“Zero Day” delivers as a taut political limited series

Two-time Academy Award winner Robert De Niro makes his second television appearance in the limited series Zero Day from Netflix. The series was created by Eric Newman, Noah Oppenheim, and Michael Schmidt, with Newman functioning as the showrunner. Lesli Linka Glatter directs all six episodes, with writing contributions from Roberto Patino, Eli Attie, Dee Johnson, Noah Oppenheim, and Eric Newman.

‘Surviving Black Hawk Down’ is a compelling look at Both Sides of the Battle of Mogadishu

Surviving Black Hawk Down” intensely and in detail examines the Battle of Mogadishu, a pivotal event in America’s military history with Somalia. Ridley Scott’s acclaimed film Black Hawk Down is based on the tumultuous conflict from October 3-4, 1993. By integrating powerful storytelling with personal accounts from American soldiers, Somali fighters, and local civilians who experienced the chaos firsthand, the limited series distinguishes itself through a rich multi-dimensional narrative structure.

“The Upshaws” latest season keeps the laughs coming

Season 6 of Netflix’s “The Upshaws” has arrived, welcoming back the patriarch, Bennie Upshaw (played by Mike Epps), and his family as they navigate life in the Hoosier state. The series continues to follow a Black working-class family living in Indianapolis. Bennie is a charming and well-intentioned mechanic who wants to provide for his family. Still, his tendency to overthink the simplest of situations and chaos often leads to humorous situations.

“American Primeval” is an entertaining miniseries set in the old west

Director Pete Berg teams up with writer Mark L. Smith for his latest Netflix series, “American Primeval.” The six-episode series is set in 1857, characterized by turmoil and suffering. The concepts of innocence and tranquility are increasingly overshadowed by hatred and fear, while peace has become a diminishing aspect of society.

“Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl” is a welcome return of the beloved duo

The strength of Wallace & Gromit has been Wallace’s invincible faith in his products. Watching Gromit cut through the mess, quietly snarling at his human occupant, is reassuring to anyone who’s ever watched someone you love run into get-rich-quick schemes that become a disaster. Gromit’s cynical expression is enough to tell you that — just as always, he’s in control with the elegance of a thousand brows.

“Cobra Kai Season VI Part 2” lags but still delivers high kicking entertainment

To the delight of fans worldwide, the second part of “Cobra Kai’s final season has finally arrived with the next five episodes. When we last left Daniel LaRusso (Ralph Macchio), Johnny Lawrence (William Zabka), and their students—Miguel Diaz (Xolo Maridueña), Robby Keene (Tanner Buchanan), Samantha LaRusso (Mary Mouser), Demetri (Gianni Decenzo), Hawk (Jacob Bertrand), and Devon (Oona O’Brien)—they got the shock of a lifetime.