Doom: The Dark Ages review: Adding a new dimension to demonic destruction

As a devoted fan, I can’t help but acknowledge that the thrilling concepts that made Doom 2016 and Eternal such an exhilarating experience are very much alive and kicking in this game. It’s all about barreling forward, shotgun at the ready, and unleashing chaos on anything with a pulse, while staying agile to dodge the relentless onslaught of creatures from the netherworld that come hurtling towards me.

ANDOR Supercut Video Highlights Mon Mothma’s Powerful Speech

The video begins similarly to an episode, as Senator Bail Organa (Benjamin Bratt) hands over the stage to his friend Mon Mothma, following his blunt instruction, “Wreck this place.” Indeed, she does just that. Mon Mathoma delivers some of the most potent dialogue in the Star Wars universe, particularly when she declares, “The suppression of truth is the ultimate triumph of evil.” This video interweaves clips from the Ghorman Massacre (from a previous episode) and significant scenes from season one. For added impact, it also includes a glimpse of Darth Vader from Rogue One.

Eric Kripke Teases a Major Homelander Plot for THE BOYS Season 5

In the third season, it’s known that Homelander is Soldier Boy’s biological son, but Soldier Boy doesn’t embrace the role of a father figure for Homelander. Instead, after Homelander saves Ryan from Soldier Boy’s anger, he’s placed in cryosleep. At the end of season four, we see Homelander gazing at his dad. It’s clear that Soldier Boy won’t have a warm reunion when he awakens again.

Grey’s Anatomy Showrunner Meg Marinis Shares Jo & Link’s Episode 17 Shotgun Wedding Updates; SEE Pics

In the seventeenth episode of Grey’s Anatomy Season 21, titled “Love You Like a Love Song”, an unexpected wedding between characters Jo Wilson (played by Camilla Luddington) and Link (portrayed by Chris Carmack) took place. This wedding was a replacement for a previous idea involving a patient’s wedding that had been abandoned. The scene offered emotional closure and joy to the viewers.