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 Embark on a captivating journey to historic Japan with “Meiji Gekken: 1874.” This Crunchyroll Original promises a compelling narrative amid social upheaval, clashing swords, and intertwined destinies. Where to see “Meiji Gekken: 1874” Available exclusively on Crunchyroll, your go-to platform for anime adventures, “Meiji Gekken: 1874” presents its immersive story as a Crunchyroll Original. Make sure your subscription is ready for an engaging experience. Stars: Yûichi Nakamura, Satoshi Mikami As you begin the series, prepare for a journey through a crucial period in Japanese history. The clash between tradition and modernity, symbolized by swordsmen facing off against modern armies, sets the stage for an action-packed narrative. “Meiji Gekken: 1874” promises a story full of passion, loyalty and the inevitable cost of progress. What “Meiji Gekken: 1874” is about Set in 1874, “Meiji Gekken: 1874” delves into the aftermath of the beginning of the Meiji Era. Shizuma Orikasa, a former samura

Overlaid Age finally returns for season two, and fans are enjoying revisiting Julian Colleagues' resplendent universe of 1880s New York City. However, the show's return has left people wondering when The Downton Convent creator's other show, Belgravia, will return. So will Belgravia return for season two? Discover it here... The show, which debuted in 2020, was initially expected to be a restricted series, but its prominence has meant it will return for the second cycle, with filming taking place before 2023. The show will be called Belgravia: The Following Section, and It will take place thirty years after the events of the first series in 1871, so it will look somewhat different from the first series. Creator: Helen Edmundson Stars: Benjamin Wainwright, Harriet Slater, Toby Regbo In this case, Julian will stop writing the show, preferring to remain as producing director, while Instinct and Reason writer Helen Edmundson will write the next season. According to Cutoff Time,

If you're active on social media, you probably know that an early version of Mickey Mouse entered the public domain on January 1, prompting the usual memes that place the beloved character in adult situations. Amid this trend, however, is a unique, quieter spin on fan fiction with the approval of the Dashiell Hammett Estate: enter the six-episode limited series “Monsieur Spade,” premiering on AMC, AMC+ and Acorn TV. Created by the acclaimed duo of Scott Frank (“The Queen's Gambit”) and Tom Fontana (“Oz”), and featuring a wittily dry performance by Clive Owen, “Monsieur Spade” takes Hammett's iconic detective Sam Spade and brings him to life. to a serene place. retirement in the south of France. Rather than reinventing the protagonist for a sardonic journey into darkness, Frank and Fontana explore the repercussions when an angry and irritable character, having found peace, is thrown into the middle of escalating crime and unrest. Stars: Clive Owen, Rebecca Root, Cara Bossom

 When the girl tells the boy in the car that he is a great kisser, he tells her that he has been practicing. Suddenly there is someone outside, which the girl sees but the boy doesn't notice. In fact, he still talks about how resilient she is even after a chainsaw has taken her head off. Marvin Flute (Jon Hamm), who used to be a detective on the Grimsburg police but is currently staying in a sleazy hotel, wears a duckie inner tube as underwear and punches his image in a mirror. This is how his former boss, Lieutenant John Kang (Greg Chun), finds him; He is the only one who can solve this case. He gives Flute a temporary badge so he can return to Grimsburg, a town that promotes his cursed status on its welcome posters, to investigate. Creators: Chadd Gindin, Catlan McClelland, Matthew Schlissel Stars: Rachel Dratch, Jon Hamm, Erinn Hayes He meets his new partner, mostly cyborg Detective Greg Summers (Kevin Michael Richardson), at the scene. As he imagines witnessing the murder, he t

 Get ready to see more of the 2012 comedy Ted the Irreverent Bear and its sequel in an upcoming prequel series. Set in the '90s, the series explores the enduring friendship between Ted and John (originally played by Mark Wahlberg in the films and now voiced by Max Burkholder in the series). The trailer shows the duo getting up to signature antics, from pulling pranks in a high school sex education class to experimenting with drugs for the first time. Seth MacFarlane, the creator of the franchise, voices Ted and co-hosts the series. The Ted prequel consists of seven episodes, the first 50 minutes long, followed by six 30-minute installments. The entire series will be available for streaming on the Peacock platform. This is when your binge-watching session may begin, along with a possible reason to consider using a VPN. Creator: Seth MacFarlane Stars: Seth MacFarlane, Max Burkholder, Scott Grimes For US viewers, the new comedy series will be available on Peacock starting at 5 a.m. ET

 Following in the footsteps of “The Bricklayer,” in which Aaron Eckhart plays a former CIA agent, “The Painter” features Charlie Weber as another former CIA agent who has chosen a different path, one you can probably guess. . This action film, also modest in scale, returns its tough protagonist to the world of covert operations amid a hail of bullets and conspiracies.  Brian Buccellato's script attempts to forge its own narrative, but both the script and director Kimani Ray Smith struggle to infuse credibility and suspense into an uninspired story that features Jon Voight and Madison Bailey from the Netflix series "The Outer Banks" . Lacking in most departments aside from decent pacing and adequate technical polish, this forgettable thriller arrives in limited US theaters on January 5 and on digital platforms on January 9. Director: Kimani Ray Smith Writer: Brian Buccellato Stars: Charlie Weber, Marie Avgeropoulos, Madison Bailey Weber plays Peter Barrett, a CIA defector