‘Doctor Who’ Returns in First Look at Animated Series for Pre-Schoolers

Mike Flanagan promises the prom scene of his Carrie TV series will exceed expectations. Kate Mulgrew says the time “has passed” for Kathryn Janeway to return to the Star Trek franchise anytime soon. And like it or not, a YouTuber’s fully-AI sci-fi film is coming to theaters this December. The future is our world, Morpheus. The future is our time. It’s Morning Spoilers! Something Is Killing the Children James Tynion IV spoke to Entertainment Weekly about Blumhouse’s ambitions to turn his comic book series, Something Is Killing the Children, into a multimedia franchise. What I can say about Blumhouse… is they are not afraid of stories that put children in peril. This time around, I am much more directly involved in the development as it makes the jump into other media, in ways that I can’t fully say yet. Jason Blum himself has been a huge advocate of the series, and I know he feels the potential for what this could be beyond a comic, beyond a novel, beyond all of this. I think Erica Slaughter is a character who has the potential to resonate with people all over the world. She already has in publishing, and I am thrilled that we’re going to have the potential to see her come to life in a whole bunch of different ways. Buddy 2 Casper Kelly confirmed he has “ideas” for a sequel to Buddy during a recent interview with Comic Book. I definitely have ideas. I have ideas. And they keep coming! I’m writing them all down! So knock on wood, hopefully! But it’s early days; I’m just brainstorming right now. Hopefully. Avengers: Doomsday Cinemark and Discussing Film have revealed the Avengers: Doomsday tie-in popcorn bucket and drink cup. First look at the ‘AVENGERS DOOMSDAY’ popcorn bucket & drink cup. (Source: @Cinemark) pic.twitter.com/1HKgIAsvUi — DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) October 6, 2026 Creature of the Pines A documentary crew in search of the Jersey Devil bite off more than they can chew in the trailer for Creature of the Pines, a found footage monster movie coming to Screambox this October 13. Dead Format Not to be confused with the similar Dead Media, Bloody-Disgusting has a trailer for Dead Format, a horror film set “during the final days of the video store era,” in which “a collector desperately clinging to the past while grieving his father’s death finds a mysterious tape at his local video store and discovers that nostalgia can come at a terrible price.”” Gods Don’t Give Gifts We also have a trailer for Gods Don’t Give Gifts, a fully AI sci-fi film from YouTuber Zack “Gossip Goblin” London coming to theaters this December 4. Star Trek During a recent interview with Trek Movie, Kate Mulgrew stated she believes the Star Trek franchise is set to take a “significant pause” in light of the Paramount/Warner Bros. merger. I think all of that has passed. That was some time ago. I think that with this merger, it’s anybody’s guess what’s up. My guess is it’s a pause, and probably a significant pause. That’s all right, too. Carrie Mike Flanagan revealed filming the prom scene of his Carrie TV series was “the most complicated sequence” of his career in a new interview with Bloody-Disgusting. I knew I was directing the first two episodes of the show, and, for a minute, it looked like that was all I would do. I couldn’t give up the prom. I had to [direct it]. If you’re going to do Carrie, you’ve got to do the prom. It’s the most complicated sequence of my career, logistically, by a lot. It’s one of the most difficult sequences in my career to execute, but it was one of the most exciting and rewarding. Doctor Who: TARDIS Crew Finally, the BBC has released its first look at Doctor Who: TARDIS Crew, its new series created for CBeebies following “the Doctor, a young Time Lord, and his friends Hannah, Beastie and Toast-IE as they embark on extraordinary adventures through time and space. Travelling aboard the iconic TARDIS, they encounter incredible creatures, discover amazing new worlds and come face-to-face with legendary Doctor Who foes, including the Daleks.” Want more io9 news? Check out the best movies and TV shows to stream this month and all the upcoming sci-fi, fantasy, and horror books that should be on your radar.