Pluribus Season 2 is set to begin filming in Albuquerque on 31 October 2026, a date that comes from a production tracking site rather than from Apple. Rhea Seehorn has one script in hand, and the delay traces back to how long the writing took.
Black Clover’s final art book, Digiga, arrives on 10 November 2026 as a digital-only release with no print edition announced. It carries unused designs and author’s notes, and it lands as the anime’s last season works through 26 episodes toward the end of the story.
Cloudflare and OpenAI’s pilot helped ChatGPT find hundreds of millions of new pages, but the crawler rules in your robots.txt still decide what ChatGPT Search can read. Here is what the pilot changed, what it did not, and the two directives to check this week.
The Terminal List Season 2 is the strongest run in the franchise, with a Reece who has a purpose beyond revenge and a new co-lead in Tom Hopper. It also leans hard on Dark Wolf, so viewers who start here will spend the season placing characters they have never met.
Shueisha’s Toriyama Archive has posted the original draft of the 1990 McLaren cover, which shows the full illustration that other artwork partly covered in print. The draft stays online for 24 hours, and it is the cleanest look at a drawing that has been cropped for 36 years.
Book Riot picked four new horror novels for the last weeks of October, including Off the Reservation, Stephen Graham Jones’s sequel to The Only Good Indians. Here is what each one is, which to start with, and why horror publishing saves its established names for this month.
Patrick Stewart’s favourite Star Trek episode is The Inner Light, the Next Generation episode that aired on 1 June 1992 and won a Hugo in 1993. Picard lives forty years on a dying planet in twenty-five minutes of ship time, and the episode still works because almost nothing happens.
Izuku and Ochaco became canon in chapter 431 on 4 December 2024, then again in anime episode 171 on 2 May 2026. Horikoshi says he kept romance out of the main story on purpose and saved it for the epilogue, which is why the same moment arrived three times.
Patrick Page and Sullivan Jones are out of The Gilded Age season 4, which starts on 1 November. Both were promoted to series regular in season 2 and dropped back to recurring in season 3, so the cast list had already told you where this was going.