2026 looks to be a big year for movies, video games, and television, so we take a look to share which ones we’re most looking forward to!

Starting with our most anticipated video games of 2026, we’re eagerly awaiting Grand Theft Auto 6, Pragmata, 007 First Light, Total War Warhammer 40k, and more!

Looking at the most anticipated movies of 2026, we discuss looking forward to Avengers Doomsday, Project Hail Mary, Spider-Man Brand New Day, Supergirl, and more!

And on television, the Scrubs reboot is our most anticipated tv show of 2026!

We discuss all of that and more as we give off the new year!

A year ago, we blind predicted the Rotten Tomatoes critics scores for 50 of the most anticipated 2025 movies. Now that 2025 is over, we need to reflect to see how many of our predictions we got right. Was Superman as good as we thought it could be? Was A Minecraft Movie as bad as we predicted? Is the Rotten Tomato score for Avatar Fire and Ash what we thought it would be? And did we really need a new Smurfs movie??

Chapters
00:00:00 Introduction
00:04:04 Rotten Tomatoes prediction review
00:56:26 Wrap-up

The entertainment world is buzzing — can Netflix really buy Warner Bros? In this episode of Eat Sleep Nerd, we dive into the shocking news, rumors, and industry chatter surrounding one of the biggest potential acquisitions in Hollywood history.

From what this could mean for DC movies, HBO, Warner Bros Games, and the entire Warner Bros catalog, to how Netflix might reshape the streaming landscape, we break down every angle with our usual mix of nerdy analysis and chaotic fun.

🔥 In this episode:
• The details of the Netflix and Warner Bros deal
• Is the Netflix WB merger an illegal monopoly?
• The effect on the movie theater industry
• What does the Netflix deal mean for the DC Universe?
• Will Netflix and HBO Max be combined into one app?

💬 Sound off in the comments:
Do you think Netflix should buy Warner Bros? Is this a smart move? Or a disaster waiting to happen?

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