Now players are using the blue skies, flora, flower crowns, and fair-weather garb to recreate moments from another freaky A24 film, Ari Aster’s Midsommar.
But it doesn’t end with Midsommar. Some restless Tom Nook disciples are using the costumes and props to pay homage to other films as well. So whether the Blair Witch has you in her cruel clutches or Florence Pugh is picking someone to go into the burning hut, we’ve got a roundup of Animal Crossing: New Horizon’s best move scenes.
Matt Fowler is a writer for IGN and a member of the Television Critics Association. Follow him on Twitter at @TheMattFowler and Facebook at Facebook.com/MattBFowler.
“He’ll fight for freedom, wherever there’s trouble, G.I. Joe is there…”
In these times of self-isolation and social-distancing, it’s good to know that toy brokers Hasbro have your back.
With many people at home, checking out all the movies hitting VOD early, or maybe even the best horror films on Netflix, Hasbro, whose toy properties My Little Pony, Transformers, and Jem and the Holograms were famously turned into ’80s animated series, have released fifteen full episodes of perhaps their most iconic ’80s cartoon – G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero.
Posted to YouTube, these fifteen episodes take us through the show’s first two five-part miniseries — “The M.A.S.S. Device” and “The Revenge of Cobra” — as well as the first five-part story of Season 1, “The Pyramid of Darkness.”
Click the pic to watch G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero episodes on YouTube.
So enjoy watching Flint, Duke, Scarlett, Snake Eyes, Roadblock, and other G.I. Joe giants as they clash with Cobra Commander, Destro, Baroness, Zartan, and more!
Matt Fowler is a writer for IGN and a member of the Television Critics Association. Follow him on Twitter at @TheMattFowler and Facebook at Facebook.com/MattBFowler.
Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem, and Madness has been the talk of Twitter since it premiered on March 20, hooking people on the audacious antics of Joe Exotic. He’s the gay, polyamorous, one-time presidential candidate and former owner of 200 tigers, ligers, and other wild cats whose chaotic feud with a rival big cat enthusiast leads to his WTF downfall, and he’s already inspired Jared Leto to dress up as him to host a Tiger King watch party, and Dax Shepard and Edward Norton to fan-cast themselves in the inevitable movie adaptation of his life.
But if you binge-watched Tiger King as quickly as we did then you might be looking for more of the best true crime documentaries to watch, so we’ve rounded up a selection of 10 other true crime shows and movies that are available to stream now and combine the same mix of big personalities and stranger-than-fiction stories as Tiger King. Click through the gallery below or read on for the list.
Evil Genius: The True Story of America’s Most Diabolical Bank Heist (2018)
This Netflix limited series takes a deep dive into the shocking murder of Brian Wells, a pizza delivery man who died from a collar bomb attached to his neck after robbing a bank with a cane gun. You might have heard of the 2003 incident as it was reported on around the world as either the “collar bomb” or “pizza bomber heist” case but as the police investigated the fatal heist it led them to “black widow” Marjorie Diehl-Armstrong. Using archive footage, evidence, new interviews with police as well as detailed correspondences with Diehl-Armstrong, Trey Borzillieri’s docuseries paints a bizarre and unsettling story you won’t easily forget.
The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst (2015)
It was because of his movie All Good Things (starring Ryan Gosling) that director Andrew Jarecki began his several-year exploration into the life of accused murderer and real estate heir Robert Durst. The 76-year-old was the inspiration of Jarecki’s film and, liking it, agreed to be interviewed for this six-part investigation into unsolved crimes he is believed to have been involved in – including the disappearance of his wife Kathleen and the murder of his friend Susan Berman. Before the final episode aired, Durst was arrested (we won’t tell you what for if you’re not familiar with his story) and his trial was meant to commence on March 2 this year, but due to the Coronavirus outbreak, it’s been postponed to April 6 – so you’ve got plenty of time to get caught up on this disturbing story before the trial reconvenes.
This Netflix six-parter is every bit as wild as its title would suggest. It tells the story of Indian guru Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh who, in 1981, purchased land in Oregon to set up a religious commune for his free-loving followers. However, the residents of its neighboring town of Antelope are not happy with their arrival and soon make an enemy out of Rejneesh’s ruthless private secretary Ma Anand Sheela. Each episode descends into darker territory (attempted murder, exiles, and mass poisoning) but with unreliable narrators giving their own side of events, it’s hard to know who exactly is telling the truth about this bizarre cult.
John McAfee (yes *that* McAfee) says this documentary film is a complete “fiction” and, well it’s certainly stranger than. It centers on the antivirus software pioneer’s tumultuous time in Belize during 2012, following his relocation to the region after making his fortune. There he’s accused of drug trafficking and murdering the neighbor he had a long-running feud with, before escaping to Guatemala and being deported back to the US. This is a wild ride of a documentary that will keep your eyes glued to the screen for 90 minutes.
Remember that massive Hollywood bidding war over the film rights to a Daily Beast story investigating the unbelievable McDonald’s Monopoly game scam? Well, while we wait for Ben Affleck and Matt Damon to make that movie, Mark Wahlberg has produced a series detailing the ins and outs of how an ex-cop managed to rig the fast-food chain’s annual giveaway. Jerry Jacobson was the mastermind behind $24 million worth of fraud between 1989 and 2001, and over six episodes, we learn how the FBI agents and prosecutors went from just a Post-It note saying, “McDonald’s Monopoly Fraud?” to solving one of the biggest, most incredible scams in American history.
What began as an investigation into the illegal doping culture of cycling turned into an international exposé with life-threatening consequences. Filmmaker Bryan Fogel wanted to see how athletes in cycling get away with taking performance-enhancing drugs and reached out for help from Russian scientist Grigory Rodchenkov, who was head of Russian’s anti-doping lab. However, over the course of three and a half years Rodchenkov reveals some shocking secrets about Russian’s Olympic efforts which put the scientist’s life on the line. This is a gripping documentary that offers another eye-opening look into the corrupt world of professional sports.
If you’ve seen critically-acclaimed series The Act then you already know the disturbing story of Dee Dee Blanchard and her daughter Gypsy Rose Blanchard – just like her namesake in the 1962 musical, Gypsy had a controlling mother. Dee Dee had the world believing that her only child suffered from various chronic illnesses and conditions when in fact her only sickness came from years of abuse as a consequence of Munchausen by proxy. This documentary paints the troubling picture that led to Dee Dee’s murder using home videos, text messages, medical records, and interviews with Gypsy herself.
This film tells the extraordinary story of Richard Wershe, Jr, who, aged 14, was believed to be the youngest ever FBI informant. The working-class white kid grew up in 1980s Detroit and became involved in drug-dealing during his teen years and wound up with a life sentence for cocaine possession. The film dives deeper into the complex circumstances that led to Rick’s incarceration – from his troubled upbringing to his dealings with the FBI and criminals in the area – through interviews with some of his colorful associates, family members, and journalists who covered his unbelievable exploits. (A scripted film based on Wershe’s story, White Boy Rick, was released in 2018.)
Bringing you a bit of British bizarreness, this documentary centers on a fashion designer and her partner’s murder of their French nanny, who they believed was colluding with an ex-popstar to harm them. Sabrina Kouider was once in a relationship with former Boyzone member-turned-music mogul Mark Watson, and was under the misguided belief that he and her au pair Sophie Lionnet were having an affair and planning to murder and molest her children. It’s a bit trashier and less slick than other productions on this list but it still serves up a sinister tale of torture, deception, and folie a deux.
Tiger King could easily be mistaken for a parody given the craziness of the crimes and characters, and if that is what you love about the tale of Joe Exotic, then check out this true crime mockumentary series. Riffing off Making a Murderer and the podcast Serial, the scripted comedy follows two sophomore students’ investigations into high school crimes. The first season sees the two try to prove the senior class clown was not responsible for spray-painting 27 phalluses on the teachers’ cars while the second season takes place at a Catholic private school under attack by a prankster called “The Turd Burglar.” Given some of the subject matter on this list, American Vandal might be the light-hearted sorbet to cleanse your true crime palate.
This review contains spoilers for My Hero Academia Season 4, episode 24, “Japanese Hero Billboard Chart,” which is episode 87 overall. To refresh your memory of where we left off, check out our review of MHA Season 4, episode 23.
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While it isn’t overflowing with color and celebration like Episode 23 was, “Japanese Hero Billboard Chart” is just as engaging and entertaining as the previous episode, though in a far more subtle and lasting way. This is the kind of episode that won’t leave viewers buzzing after the credits roll; instead, it’s one that will have fans mulling and philosophising over its themes and details for days afterwards.
It begins with the most adorable scene possible: Eri receiving a cute new outfit and hairstyle, showing everyone how happy and comfortable she has become after the disaster and abuse she was saved from earlier in the season. Aizawa announces that Eri will be staying at UA, and we get to enjoy the whole of Class 1-A welcoming her to the fold. It’s a heartwarming intro to an episode which, from here, becomes a lot slower and more considered.
As the title suggests, this episode is focussed around the Japanese Hero Billboard Chart, which is announced at a stadium and celebrates the updated rankings of every pro hero in Japan. Before the School Festival arc, we were already told to prepare ourselves for Endeavor taking the number one spot now that All Might has retired, but here we also get to see the official top ten receive their accolades and say a few words onstage in front of a roaring crowd.
Here is where the episode gets interesting: the spotlight is on Hawks, a twenty two-year-old pro hero who started his own agency at just eighteen; he’s cocky, self-assured, brash, and undeniably cool. His personality is a far cry from both All Might and Endeavor, though the episode does a decent job of demonstrating his hero skills out on the street and, thus, his worthiness for the number two spot.
The Japanese Hero Billboard Chart ceremony is the hinge of the episode, but it’s also more of a set-up that prepares us for the main theme: what makes a true hero? It’s reminiscent of the theme of Disney’s Hercules, which taught us that it’s not “about the size of his strength, but the strength of his heart.” But in My Hero Academia, the question is more complicated because we’ve already spent four seasons with the perfect answer to that question: All Might.
What makes a true hero? Well, everything that All Might embodies. But, then, what is that, exactly? This is what Endeavor wants and needs to figure out. Despite sitting comfortably in the number two spot for so long, he still doesn’t know what makes a hero worthy of the number one spot, especially after having lived in All Might’s shadow for so many years. Endeavor is a stoic and hypermasculine hero, with an air closer to that of a villain than a hero. And therein lies the fun of this episode: considering the questions put forward by Endeavor’s own frustrations and his unfolding internal identity crisis.
Being the number one hero is very different to being number two, and Endeavor has made this jump by default. All Might left a vacuum that Endeavor, logically, now fills. But his public approval rating says otherwise, while Hawks and Best Jeanist are actually more beloved by the general public. The episode’s second half centers around some deep and considered discussion between Hawks and Endeavor which also works as a very solid introduction to Hawks’ character and skill set.
Endeavor, despite being a man of few words and a stiff upper lip, is desperate to understand what made All Might so unique, beloved, and seemingly irreplaceable. Hawks is here, in a way, to help him work this out. We know that this is what Endeavor wants, despite him not saying as much, when he attempts to reach out to a fan on the street, as Hawks so organically does, only for that fan to shame Endeavor for acting out of character. This kid loves Endeavor’s masculine stoicism – his flippant disregard for the general public – and now that Endeavor is trying to boost his public approval with a simple handshake, he’s immediately called out by a genuine fan as having changed and now acting false. And so, if Endeavor cannot force himself to behave more genially, what’s his next move?
Beyond these questions, what does it all matter? Endeavor must surely be wondering this as well. Is a hero’s duty not to simply serve and protect the people? Well, yes, but the people also need to trust and feel safe around pro heroes like Endeavor. This is something else likely ticking over in his fiery head.
The Final Fantasy 7 Remake is just around the corner, with an official release date of April 10. Some people just can’t wait, however, and have broken the street date, according to Eurogamer. Square Enix has also issued a warning, saying it can’t control when the game is released in western regions because of the various COVID-19 lockdowns.
“As you will be aware, many countries are limiting entry or closing their national and state borders and restricting the distribution and delivery of non-essential items,” Square Enix wrote in a blog post. “Understandably these restrictions are being implemented so that essential items can reach their destination as fast as possible. This does not mean that box copies of Final Fantasy 7 Remake will not be dispatched, it just means that we cannot control the date the game may arrive.”
Square Enix added that it is taking steps to ensure that pre-orders of Final Fantasy 7 Remake made through the Square Enix store will reach customers by April 10.
Meanwhile, with some people breaking street date on Final Fantasy 7 Remake, pictures have begun appearing online of the final product.
The Resident Evil 3 remake may not be officially out until April 3, but that hasn’t stopped enterprising modders from giving us what we’ve wanted all along: Nemesis in an Umbrella-branded beach thong.
The mod is officially called the “Beachboy Nemesis” mod, with a 3D body base created by “MisterHecks.” You can download the mod from Marcos RC’s Patreon page here. Could you imagine how horrifying this would be with the first-person Resident Evil 3 mod?
Vagrant Queen, based on the Eisner Award-nominated comic series by Magdalene Visaggio, follows a self-exiled child queen, Elida (Adriyan Rae), who’s now grown up living the life of a scavenger and outlaw. When an old frenemy turns up with news about her long-lost mother, Elida is forced to return to her broken kingdom with in hopes of staging a rescue.
The first episode, “A Royal Ass-Kicking,” is now posted for free viewing, with the series’ first season having just started on Syfy on Friday nights.
Click the pic to watch Vagrant Queen’s first episode, “A Royal Ass-Kicking,” on YouTube.
Matt Fowler is a writer for IGN and a member of the Television Critics Association. Follow him on Twitter at @TheMattFowler and Facebook at Facebook.com/MattBFowler.
It’s the weekend, and with it comes more deals to help keep you entertained during these quiet times. Kicking things off is a 60 day trial (normally only 30) to ComiXology, which is followed up by some great deals on Dell computers, and digital games. If you’re going to be home, might as well have a great gaming time in the process!
ComiXology Free Trial Extended to 60 Days
Normally 30 Days
The 60-day extension (normally $30) has never, ever happened before. ComiXology is Amazon’s digital comic platform and is the largest digital retailer of American comics. The site hosts 20,000 digital comics, graphic novels, and manga from DC, Marvel, Image, Dark Horse, and more. Here’s your chance to access all of it, totally free, for 30 60 days. If you’re an avid comic reader, you might want to consider continuing on afterwards, since it’s only $5.99/month. You can even sign in with your Amazon account.
New Alienware Aurora R9 AMD Ryzen 7 3700X AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT Gaming Desktop PC for $1110
For those of you who haven’t been keeping up with the Intel vs AMD CPU war, AMD has been giving Intel a run for its money with its flagship processors. The new AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 8-core processor is comparable to the Intel Core i7-9700, both in terms of gaming and workstation performance. It’s paired with an RX 5700 XT video card, which is on par with the RTX 2070. If you want to upgrade the RAM or hard drive, I’d suggest doing it on your own. You’ll save money, and the Aurora R9 allows for toolless access without voiding your warranty.
Alienware m17 17″ Intel Core i7-9750H GeForce GTX 1660 Ti Gaming Laptop for $1086
This is another $50 price drop from yesterday’s already excellent price. The m17 is the 17″ variant of the new generation of Alienware m-series gaming laptops. Despite the larger screen size, it still clocks in at only 5.8 pounds.
Dell G5 Intel Core i5-9400 GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER Gaming Desktop for $1095
If you want a new 2019 model AND a tremendous value, then take a look at this Dell G5 gaming desktop. This is a customizable config so you can pick and choose your preferred combination of components. The config we chose gives you a 9th generation Intel Core i5 6-core processor and a powerful RTX 2070 SUPER video card for about $1000. That’s hard to beat. Despite the fact that the G5 model is not as pricey as Alienware, it still boasts a toolless chassis so you can easily upgrade your memory and hard drive.
World War Z for PC is Free at the Epic Games Store
The PC version of this game still sells for $35 elsewhere but you can get it from Epic Games for absolutely free. If you like zombie horde shooters like Days Gone, Dying Light, or Left 4 Dead, you’ll feel right at home with this game. For more info, check out our review.
Sign up for a 7-day free trial now and you’ll be able to watch the recently released Pixar’s Onward movie before the trial expires. In the interim, you can binge watch other big hits like Frozen 2, The Lion King, Aladdin, and every episode of The Mandalorian Season One. If you want to keep the subscription afterwards, it’s only $6.99 per month (or better yet, get a $69.99 annual subscription). Or sign up for Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ all for $12.99/month.
This cute little cabinet currently sells for $120 on Amazon, but you can get it for $20 off at StackSocial. This 1:6 scale cabinet is only 12″ tall but you can still play the original Street Fighter II: Champion Edition and Super Street Fighter II Turbo arcade games. In addition to a miniature fight stick control panel on the cabinet itself, the kit also includes a separate USB mini fight stick for 2-player mayhem.
This cute retro controller is inspired by the Game Boy Pocket. It’s compatible with the Nintendo Switch, PC, Mac, Android, and Raspberry Pi. The built-in 480mAh lithium battery gives it up to 18 hours of playtime between charges. You can get it for $30 on Amazon, or you can get it for 20% less at StackSocial with free shipping.
Green Man Gaming March Madness Sale: Nier Automata GOTY Edition for $17
Save on some highly rated PC games. That includes Resident Evil 3, which is out in 7 days. GMG is a legit vendor, and the games are downloadable via the Steam platform.
Xbox One X (Factory Refurbished) with Bonus Witcher 3 Game for $229.98 at Dell
This is the lowest price we’ve ever seen for an Xbox One X gaming console from a reputable vendor, plus you’re getting an outstanding game. Note that this is a Microsoft refurbished item, which means that it still comes with a 90-day warranty. Note that you do not need to be a Dell member or student to get this deal; simply use guest checkout.
Alienware Aurora R8 Intel Core i7-9700 GeForce RTX 2080 SUPER Gaming Desktop PC for $1460
This Alienware desktop boasts a toolless chassis so you can easily upgrade the RAM and hard drive components on your own, saving your hard earned money. The new RTX 2080 SUPER is the latest generation of RTX cards and is modestly superior to the RTX 2080 (which is already more powerful than the GTX 1080 Ti). This makes the card the second most powerful card available. It’s paired with a 9th generation Intel Core i7 processor.
Apply the code in shopping cart and you’ll see this price at the last step of checkout before you place your order. This is $250 less than the best price on Black Friday. The RU8000 is Samsung’s highest end non-QLED TV of 2019. It’s very thin thanks to the LED-edgelit panel.
Make your life stuck at home (and for many of you, with kids) a lot easier. Kindle Unlimited is a great way to keep yourself at home and still get access to a virtual library of over 1 million Kindle eBooks and over 20,000 digital comics This deal is typically for new subscribers only, but there have been reports that it has worked for people who have previously subscribed for Kindle Unlimited but are not current members. Check out this very awesome Harry Potter “Kindle in Motion” book with animated art, free with a Kindle Unlimited subscription.
Keep up with live news updates for free. Sling Blue gives you access to CNN, MSNBC, HLN, and Fox News. You’ll also get access to HGTV, Food Network, A&E, Bravo, TNT, Comedy Central, Cartoon Network, The Discovery Channel, Nick Jr, and more. The Sling Blue service normally costs $30/month but it still might be worth it for all the great shows.
Binge Picard and Star Trek: Discovery with a CBS All-Access 30-Day 60-Day Free Trial
Normally 7 Days
This is really simple to pull off. Simply apply both codes “GIFT” and “ENJOY” at checkout.With 30 days, you’ll have plenty of time to binge exclusive CBS All Access shows like Picard, Star Trek: Discovery, The Good Fight, and more. Afterwards, you can renew for only $5.99/mo (or $9.99/mo for the ad-free option), or just cancel before your trial ends. The trial normally is for 7 days, and this 1 month extension usually only happens two to three times a year.
2017 Apple MacBook Pro 13.3″ Retina Intel Core i5 8GB Laptop (Refurbished) with 2 Year Accidental Damage Warranty for $999.99
This laptop might be a few generations older but it’s still a very capable workstation. This is a 3-pound laptop that boasts an Intel Core i5 processor with Turbo Boost to 3.6GHz, 8GB of RAM, 128GB SSD, and Intel Iris Plus graphics. There’s no Apple warranty but you do get a 2 year accidental damage warranty provided by CPS.
The 60-day extension (normally $30) has never, ever happened before. ComiXology is Amazon’s digital comic platform and is the largest digital retailer of American comics. The site hosts 20,000 digital comics, graphic novels, and manga from DC, Marvel, Image, Dark Horse, and more. Here’s your chance to access all of it, totally free, for 
For those of you who haven’t been keeping up with the Intel vs AMD CPU war, AMD has been giving Intel a run for its money with its flagship processors. The new AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 8-core processor is comparable to the Intel Core i7-9700, both in terms of gaming and workstation performance. It’s paired with an RX 5700 XT video card, which is on par with the RTX 2070. If you want to upgrade the RAM or hard drive, I’d suggest doing it on your own. You’ll save money, and the Aurora R9 allows for toolless access without voiding your warranty.
This is another $50 price drop from yesterday’s already excellent price. The m17 is the 17″ variant of the new generation of Alienware m-series gaming laptops. Despite the larger screen size, it still clocks in at only 5.8 pounds.
If you want a new 2019 model AND a tremendous value, then take a look at this Dell G5 gaming desktop. This is a customizable config so you can pick and choose your preferred combination of components. The config we chose gives you a 9th generation Intel Core i5 6-core processor and a powerful RTX 2070 SUPER video card for about $1000. That’s hard to beat. Despite the fact that the G5 model is not as pricey as Alienware, it still boasts a toolless chassis so you can easily upgrade your memory and hard drive.
The PC version of this game still sells for $35 elsewhere but you can get it from Epic Games for absolutely free. If you like zombie horde shooters like Days Gone, Dying Light, or Left 4 Dead, you’ll feel right at home with this game. For more info, check out our review.
Sign up for a 7-day free trial now and you’ll be able to watch the recently released Pixar’s Onward movie before the trial expires. In the interim, you can binge watch other big hits like Frozen 2, The Lion King, Aladdin, and every episode of The Mandalorian Season One. If you want to keep the subscription afterwards, it’s only $6.99 per month (or better yet, get a $69.99 annual subscription). Or sign up for Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ all for $12.99/month.
This cute retro controller is inspired by the Game Boy Pocket. It’s compatible with the Nintendo Switch, PC, Mac, Android, and Raspberry Pi. The built-in 480mAh lithium battery gives it up to 18 hours of playtime between charges. You can get it for $30 on Amazon, or you can get it for 20% less at StackSocial with free shipping.
Save on some highly rated PC games. That includes Resident Evil 3, which is out in 7 days. GMG is a legit vendor, and the games are downloadable via the Steam platform.
This is the lowest price we’ve ever seen for an Xbox One X gaming console from a reputable vendor, plus you’re getting an outstanding game. Note that this is a Microsoft refurbished item, which means that it still comes with a 90-day warranty. Note that you do not need to be a Dell member or student to get this deal; simply use guest checkout.
This Alienware desktop boasts a toolless chassis so you can easily upgrade the RAM and hard drive components on your own, saving your hard earned money. The new RTX 2080 SUPER is the latest generation of RTX cards and is modestly superior to the RTX 2080 (which is already more powerful than the GTX 1080 Ti). This makes the card the second most powerful card available. It’s paired with a 9th generation Intel Core i7 processor.
Apply the code in shopping cart and you’ll see this price at the last step of checkout before you place your order. This is $250 less than the best price on Black Friday. The RU8000 is Samsung’s highest end non-QLED TV of 2019. It’s very thin thanks to the LED-edgelit panel.
Make your life stuck at home (and for many of you, with kids) a lot easier. Kindle Unlimited is a great way to keep yourself at home and still get access to a virtual library of over 1 million Kindle eBooks and over 20,000 digital comics This deal is typically for new subscribers only, but there have been reports that it has worked for people who have previously subscribed for Kindle Unlimited but are not current members. Check out this very awesome Harry Potter “Kindle in Motion” book with animated art, free with a Kindle Unlimited subscription.
Keep up with live news updates for free. Sling Blue gives you access to CNN, MSNBC, HLN, and Fox News. You’ll also get access to HGTV, Food Network, A&E, Bravo, TNT, Comedy Central, Cartoon Network, The Discovery Channel, Nick Jr, and more. The Sling Blue service normally costs $30/month but it still might be worth it for all the great shows.
This is really simple to pull off. Simply apply both codes “GIFT” and “ENJOY” at checkout. With 30 days, you’ll have plenty of time to binge exclusive CBS All Access shows like Picard, Star Trek: Discovery, The Good Fight, and more. Afterwards, you can renew for only $5.99/mo (or $9.99/mo for the ad-free option), or just cancel before your trial ends. The trial normally is for 7 days, and this 1 month extension usually only happens two to three times a year.
This laptop might be a few generations older but it’s still a very capable workstation. This is a 3-pound laptop that boasts an Intel Core i5 processor with Turbo Boost to 3.6GHz, 8GB of RAM, 128GB SSD, and Intel Iris Plus graphics. There’s no Apple warranty but you do get a 2 year accidental damage warranty provided by CPS.