Welcome back to The Kristian Harloff Show! Today's episode is loaded with huge updates from across the biggest franchises in movies and TV—box office wins, DC shakeups, Wizarding World dominance, and major uncertainty surrounding Star Trek.

We start with Project Hail Mary crossing the $300M mark at the global box office, a massive milestone for the sci-fi hit starring Ryan Gosling. What's driving its success, and how big can it go?

On the DC side, new reports reveal that Supergirl test screenings have had mixed reactions, with multiple cuts, three different endings, and a noticeably darker tone than the comics. Kristian breaks down what this could mean for the future of the DCU.

Meanwhile, the Harry Potter TV Series continues to dominate headlines as its trailer breaks major records, proving there's still massive demand for the Wizarding World. Is this shaping up to be HBO's next mega-hit?

We also dive into the future of Star Trek as Alex Kurtzman provides an update amid the ongoing Paramount-Skydance uncertainty. What's next for the franchise on both film and streaming?

And in one of the wildest stories of the day, Andy Weir—the mind behind Project Hail Mary—reveals his rejected Star Trek pitch and doesn't hold back on his thoughts about the current state of the franchise.

Topics include:

Project Hail Mary box office passes $300M
Supergirl test screenings: multiple cuts, endings, and tone concerns
Harry Potter TV series trailer breaks records
Star Trek's future amid Paramount-Skydance uncertainty
Andy Weir's controversial Star Trek comments
The latest movie news, TV news, and entertainment analysis

If you're a fan of sci-fi, DC, Harry Potter, Star Trek, and the biggest conversations in Hollywood, this is the episode you don't want to miss.

Make sure to like, subscribe, and comment below—what's your take on Supergirl's mixed reactions? Is Project Hail Mary the biggest surprise hit of the year? And should Star Trek be heading in a new direction?

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