The biggest news (so far) from San Diego Comic-Con 2025
Beavis And Butt-Head are solid-gold idiots in new Comedy Central trailer
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Spinal Tap has a lot of famous friends, slightly fewer jokes in sequel trailer
Death comes for Jamie Fraser in Outlander's final season trailer
AMC to kill off The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon after 4th season
Rick And Morty is giving Keith David's president his own spin-off
A new cut of Predator: Killer Of Killers comes to Hulu tonight
The slasher scandal of 1984 gets an update in Silent Night, Deadly Night remake teaser
Hamish Linklater gets to chew a little scenery, as a treat, in Gen V season 2 trailer
Coyote Vs. Acme finally gets an August 2026 release date at very chaotic Comic-Con panel
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