The Walking Dead: Negan And Daryl Have A Tense Standoff In New Clip

While war with the Whisperers continues to rage on in Season 10 of The Walking Dead, it’s not the only animosity on display in the series. In an exclusive clip from Sunday’s episode, titled “Silence the Whisperers,” it’s Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) taking the brunt of the aggression from the Alexandrians–specifically Daryl (Norman Reedus).

A description of the episode reads, “Still paranoid Alexandrians get riled up over the Whisperers and take their fear out on Negan. Back at Hilltop, the group deals with an unexpected safety issue.” What a difference a couple of seasons and some massive time jumps make in reshaping the show. While once upon a time, Negan was the man to be feared after he brutally killed Glenn (Steven Yeun) and Abraham (Michael Cudlitz), he’s seemingly the victim of his fellow Alexandrians these days.

In the clip above, Negan’s close relationship with Lydia (Cassady McClincy) is shown and it’s something Daryl is not happy about. It’s not hard to blame him, though, given his personal history with Negan’s old friend–the barbed wire back named Lucille that he used to smash in the heads of Daryl’s fellow survivors.

“She’s just trying to fit in,” Negan said in the clip, explaining his talk with Lydia. Quickly, Daryl fired back, “Yeah, well, that ain’t ever gonna happen if she hangs out with you, now it is?” Then, without a second thought, he stormed away.

Clearly tensions are high in Alexandria where Negan’s presence is concerned. It’s enough to make you wonder whether he’ll ever earn the trust of those he lives with–or even if he even deserves to.

The next episode of The Walking Dead airs Sunday, October 27 at 9 PT ET on AMC.

Avengers: Endgame Almost Had Hulk and Banner Talk to Each Other

The writers of Avengers: Endgame almost included a scene where Hulk and Bruce Banner talked to each other.

Co-writer Christopher Markus told Cinema Blend that the scene would’ve taken place after Hulk snaps his fingers wearing the Infinity Gauntlet and brings everybody back. In Avengers: Infinity War, Thanos sees a young Gamora after he snaps his fingers. So, the writers imagined what Bruce Banner would’ve seen.

“We did actually write a version, and this existed before The Ancient One scene was slowly beaten out, but there was a version where it was Banner talking to The Hulk… and we never shot it, but it was kind of a cool thing to get them both on screen together interacting,” Markus said.

Netflix’s Daybreak: Season 1 Review

This is a mostly spoiler-free review for all 10 episodes of Netflix’s Daybreak, which premiered Thursday, October 24.

Daybreak, as a rambunctious comedy-horror series, doesn’t always hit the mark, but at its best, you’ll find a generous swirl of Buffy, Scott Pilgrim, Zombieland, and other bouncily clever genre super-colliders.

Daybreak is also the latest in a line of notable Netflix offerings involving “teens doing whatever the f*** they want.” Whether it’s outcasts on the run in The End of the F***ing World or youths trying to govern themselves in The Society, the streaming service seems to love asking, “But what if there were no adults?” This show, loosely based on the comic series by Brian Ralph, takes the concept a few steps further by turning high school into Mad Max… with zombies. All while (mostly successfully) mashing things up with iconic movie touchstones like Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, Goodfellas, kung-fu films, three-camera sitcoms, and more.

X-Men / Fantastic Four Event Will Address the Fate of One of Marvel’s Most Powerful Mutants

A freshly announced four-issue event mini-series from Marvel Comics called X-Men/Fantastic Four will put the spotlight on Franklin Richards, the teenage son of Mister Fantastic and the Invisible Woman who is an Omega-level mutant and arguably the most powerful mutant in existence.

The story will be told by writer Chip Zdarsky (Marvel Two-In-One, Spider-Man: Life Story) with art by Terry and Rachel Dodson (Uncanny X-Men). Announced at London’s MCM Comic Con, the crossover won’t hit until February 2020, but until then, Zdarsky gave some juicy details to the folks over at Newsarama to tide us over until then.

Pirates of the Caribbean Reboot in the Works at Disney (Again)

Pirates of the Caribbean is reportedly being rebooted at Disney with the creator of Chernobyl teaming up with a writer on the first four films to work out a story.

Deadline reports that Craig Mazin (Chernobyl, Scary Movie 3) and Ted Elliott (Aladdin, National Treasure: Book of Secrets) are working together to crank out a story that will reboot the blockbuster series. Jerry Bruckheimer is likely to return as a producer, but it’s unknown if Johnny Depp will be back on board.

If this story sounds familiar, it’s because it was reported about a year ago that Disney hired Deadpool and Zombieland writers Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick to write a Pirates reboot. However, they left the project earlier this year.

The Outer Worlds: Here’s How Long It Takes To Beat

Today is launch day for The Outer Worlds, and as countless gamers start their journey into Obsidian’s latest RPG, many of them are wondering how long it will last them. A few of us here at IGN have already burned through it, so here are our answers to that question.

Dan Stapleton, Reviewer

The clock on my save file read about 30 hours when I wrapped up the final mission, though it’s important to remember that this number doesn’t reflect the amount of time you spend between the most recent autosave and when you die. And though I sailed through the first half without many deaths, I then turned the difficulty up from Normal to Hard and found myself biting the dust fairly regularly if I didn’t take my time when planning out a fight in advance. (In the interest of finishing in time for the review I ended up turning it back down to Normal for the final mission, which is not super easy!)

Modern Warfare: How to Beat Spec Ops (Very Frustrating) Operation Headhunter Mission

Spec Ops missions can be super annoying when you don’t know what to do. So here’s exactly what to do.

My Hero Academia Season 4 Premiere Date for Toonami Revealed

You can watch My Hero Academia Season 4 on Crunchyroll, you can watch My Hero Academia Season 4 on Hulu, you can watch My Hero Academia Season 4 on Funimation and, starting November 9 you’ll be able to watch My Hero Academia Season 4 on Toonami.

The Cartoon Network anime programming block posted the exciting news to its Facebook page, where it revealed that the Season 4 premiere will air at 11 p.m. on November 9. Also airing as part of the Toonami late-night block after MHA will be episodes of One Punch Man, Food Wars!, Attack on Titan, and more. Check out the full lineup below:

Sam Neill ‘Can’t Wait’ to Return to Jurassic Park with Laura Dern and Jeff Goldblum in Jurassic World 3

In a lengthy Instagram post, Jurassic Park star Sam Neill is expressing his excitement to return for Jurassic World 3.

Neill shared a photo of himself with original co-stars Laura Dern and Jeff Golblum, who are also slated to return for the third installment of the rebooted franchise.

“I might have mentioned that I think it’s going to be a Very Good Time working with these good sorts again plus the excellent @prattprattpratt and miraculous @brycedhoward on a new one that may or may not involve dinosaurs,” Neill wrote.

He added that he recently found the boots he’s seen wearing in the photo, joking that he may auction them off. Co-star Laura Dern commented that she’d bid on the boots.

Star Trek: Picard Comic Reveals First Look at Admiral Picard

New cover art from IDW has revealed a first look at Jean-Luc Picard for the Star Trek: Picard comic’s third and final installment – a prequel that follows Picard as a Starfleet admiral, after Star Trek: Nemesis, as reported by Comicbook.

Announced in August by IDW, the synopsis of the first issue is as follows:

“Before he retired to his vineyard, Jean-Luc Picard was the most decorated admiral in Starfleet. Then one mission changed his life forever. The Countdown starts here!”

The cover art was revealed at the Destination Star Trek convention in the U.K. on Friday, with art created by Sara Pitre-Durocher.