In Episode 362 of the Monkey Nut Punch Podcast, we cover huge TV and film announcements, fresh trailers, and sharp reviews — from Star Trek to Shōgun and beyond.

News Highlights:

Star Trek is boldly going again — Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis Daley (Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves) are developing a new movie for Paramount.

Shōgun creators promise an even bigger and bloodier Season 2, with “epic war sequences” and a surprising love story at its core.

Reports suggest Line of Duty is returning with its full original cast — can AC-12 crack one more case?

Luther is back! Idris Elba and Ruth Wilson reunite for a brand-new movie at Netflix, reigniting the dark cat-and-mouse dynamic between Luther and Alice Morgan.

Trailer Talk:

Fallout Season 2 trailer teases more chaos, mutants, and Vault-Tec mischief.

Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die trailer drops — Sam Rockwell leads a meta, time-bending action-comedy.

Reviews:

Pluribus — Apple TV’s political thriller goes full tension.

Tulsa King — Stallone’s mobster series keeps its swagger alive.

Retro Review:

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine – Looking for Par’Mach in All the Wrong Places — romance, comedy, and Klingon courtship collide.

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In Episode 361 of the Monkey Nut Punch Podcast, we unpack a massive week in entertainment news — from returning monsters to sci-fi reboots and political thrillers.

News Highlights:

It’s official: Gremlins 3 is in development! After years of rumours, Gizmo and the gang are heading back to the big screen.

Paramount is moving on from the Star Trek Kelvin timeline and developing a completely new film unconnected to J.J. Abrams’ reboot universe.

Toho drops the first teaser for its sequel to Godzilla Minus One, revealing the title and teasing another emotional monster epic.

Doctor Who’s spin-off The War Between the Land and the Sea stirs debate by renaming the classic Sea Devils amid claims the old name was “racist.”

The Night Manager Season 2 finally has a release date — and a new trailer that promises more espionage, betrayal, and Tom Hiddleston brooding.

Trailer Talk:

Percy Jackson & The Olympians trailer lands — Disney+ teases a faithful, myth-filled adventure for a new generation.

Reviews:

Pluribus — Apple TV’s latest political thriller goes deep into power and paranoia.

Tulsa King — Stallone’s mob drama continues to mix muscle with heart in Season 2.

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In Episode 360 of the Monkey Nut Punch Podcast, we cover the latest in sci-fi, streaming, and cinema news — from Gallifrey to Hawkins, and everything in between.

News Highlights:

• The Witcher showrunner defends changes to Netflix’s adaptation, saying the books and games “still exist” for fans who prefer other versions.

• The BBC confirms Doctor Who’s long-term future following its Disney+ deal — plus details about the upcoming Christmas special.

• Sydney Sweeney responds to James Bond 26 casting rumours and addresses speculation about her potential role.

• Doctor Who’s new spin-off officially lands this December with fresh images teasing a “thrilling” tone.

• Steven Spielberg reunites with his legendary collaborator John Williams for a new UFO-themed film — could this be the Close Encounters follow-up fans have wanted?

Trailer Talk:

• Stranger Things 5 official trailer drops, teasing the final showdown in Hawkins.

Reviews:

• Slow Horses — Apple TV’s brilliant spy series continues to impress with wit and tension.

• Tulsa King — Stallone’s mob drama keeps its swagger in Season 2.

Retro Review:

• Star Trek: Deep Space Nine – Apocalypse Rising & Broken Link — Klingon intrigue, changeling revelations, and Sisko in full warrior mode.

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In Episode 359 of the Monkey Nut Punch Podcast, we break down the latest movie and TV news, trailers, and reviews — from galaxies far, far away to the gritty world of espionage and mobsters.

News Highlights:

• A beloved 1960s TV series is getting a modern reboot, with a major Hollywood star reportedly in talks to lead the project.

• Star Wars fans fly a plane over Disney Studios with a “Save The Hunt for Ben Solo” banner after Adam Driver revealed the rejected Kylo Ren movie idea.

• Amazon MGM reportedly paid $20 million to gain creative control of the James Bond franchise. What does this mean for 007’s cinematic future?

• Star Trek’s Scott Bakula teases a return as President Archer in a new mission that could reshape the Federation timeline.

Trailer Talk:

• Pluribus — Apple TV’s new political thriller drops its first trailer, promising intrigue, deception, and high-stakes drama.

Reviews:

• Slow Horses — Apple TV’s brilliantly cynical spy series continues to shine with sharp writing and stellar performances.

• Tulsa King — Stallone’s mobster saga blends humour and heart in its latest run.

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In Episode 358 of the Monkey Nut Punch Podcast, we’re covering the latest news from across the geek galaxy — from Gallifrey to Hawkins, Gotham to Tatooine.

News Highlights:

• Doctor Who producer defends the show’s storytelling direction, insisting it must “reflect the world in which we live” while addressing fan concerns about its creative future.

• Batgirl actor Jacob Scipio calls the cancelled movie “a phenomenal film the world never got to see.” Could Warner Bros. ever release it?

• Stranger Things Season 5 Volume 1 episode lengths confirmed, sparking debate after last season’s marathon runtimes.

• Michael J. Fox admits he hated driving the DeLorean in Back to the Future — and his reason makes perfect sense.

• George Lucas opens up about selling Star Wars to Disney 13 years later, revealing how he really feels about giving up creative control.

Trailer Talk:

• Edgar Wright’s The Running Man (2025) trailer drops, starring Glen Powell — a modern twist on the dystopian classic.

Reviews:

• Slow Horses — Apple TV’s brilliant spy thriller continues to impress with wit and grit.

• Tulsa King — Stallone’s crime boss saga stays stylish and sharp in its latest season.

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In Episode 357 of the Monkey Nut Punch Podcast, we’re covering the latest in sci-fi, superhero, and streaming news — from Hogwarts to Hollywood!

News Highlights:

First look: John Lithgow is spotted as Dumbledore on the set of HBO’s Harry Potter series. Fans are already buzzing about the casting and his impressive wizard beard.

Sigourney Weaver reveals she’s met with Disney about returning to Alien after reading “quite extraordinary” script pages. Could Ripley be back in the fight?

James Gunn explains how the Peacemaker finale changes the DCU’s direction forever, reveals Deadpool nearly had a cameo, and confirms no plans yet for Season 3.

Former Doctor Who writer shares a bleak outlook on the show’s future, questioning its creative direction and staying power.

Trailer Talk:

Marvel Television’s Wonder Man trailer drops on Disney+, giving us a glimpse of Marvel’s most meta superhero yet.

Reviews:

Slow Horses — Apple TV’s sharp, sardonic spy drama keeps the tension and wit alive.

Tulsa King — Sylvester Stallone’s mob series continues to pack a punch in Season 2.

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In Episode 356 of the Monkey Nut Punch Podcast, we break down this week’s biggest entertainment stories, new trailers, and reviews from across TV and film.

News Highlights:

Superman smashes records on HBO Max with over 13 million views in just 10 days — the platform’s biggest movie launch since Barbie.

James Gunn confirms Peacemaker’s Earth-X storyline goes deeper than “just giving us a punching bag with racists.”

Original Tron star Bruce Boxleitner urges fans to rally behind Tron: Ares, warning “box office is everything.”

J.K. Rowling reignites her feud with Emma Watson, calling the actress “ignorant” while claiming Watson once sent her a supportive note about the backlash.

Trailers:

OD – Knock teaser drops — surreal, creepy, and beautifully odd.

Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein trailer arrives on Netflix, promising gothic grandeur and emotional terror.

Reviews:

Slow Horses — the sharp, witty spy drama continues to deliver.

Tulsa King — Stallone’s mob drama keeps swinging hard in Season 2.

Retro Review:

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine – Homefront and Paradise Lost: paranoia grips Starfleet as Sisko confronts a Federation on the brink.

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In Episode 355 of the Monkey Nut Punch Podcast, we dive into the week’s biggest entertainment news, new trailers, and reviews.

News Highlights:

Daredevil: Born Again officially renewed for Season 3 — what’s next for the Man Without Fear on Disney+?

James Cameron confirms he’s returning to his biggest sci-fi franchise, but with a surprising twist that changes expectations.

Star Trek: Voyager boss criticizes today’s shorter TV seasons, calling them “Tinder relationships” compared to classic long-form storytelling.

Rumors suggest the next James Bond could be an unknown British actor as producers search for a “fresh face.”

Trailer Talk:

Anaconda returns in a new official trailer — can it recapture cult creature-feature glory?

Marvel’s Wolverine gameplay trailer drops for PS5, showing off brutal combat and dark storytelling.

Reviews:

• Alien Earth — does FX’s sci-fi survival story deliver?
• Slow Horses — Apple TV’s sharp spy thriller continues to impress.
• Tulsa King — Stallone’s mob series mixes grit and humor.

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