Fresh from HBO is a NSFW kind of fresh trailer for the fourth season of DC's Doom Patrol.

No really. Don't play this one at work. A few of those scenes are potential shockers.

This week we check out the sci-fi nominations at The Game Awards, high hopes for The Callisto Protocol storyline, VR joins Horizon franchise for PlayStation, new sci-fi animation on the way and Doctor Who's new companion announced.

So there's a new and final trailer for Avatar: The Way of Water.

Looking as brilliant as you'd expect.

Shock transition at the House of Mouse. Ceo Bob Chapek is out and former CEO and also Board Chairman Bob Iger is back as CEO.

Does it matter?

Disney is presently running a promotion where for every Avatar inspired ocean creature created on their website, they will donate $5 to The Nature Conservancy for oceanic preservation efforts.

That's nice.

End of year again. More holiday / Christmas specials on the television. Yawn.

Then there's The Guardian's of the Galaxy Holiday Special with as you can see in their little featurette video, their own special take.

In a Vanity Fair interview, Chris Hemsworth has expressed a desire to slow down on the work front so that he can see his own children growing up.

He's not giving up acting and said that there could be more Thor in his future.

Into the silent PR abyss of late Sunday night (early Monday morning here), the BBC dropped news of Ncuti Gatwa taking on the role of the next Doctor Who. Or as it turns out, the next after David Tennant's second stint.

The announcement about who will play his companion, Millie Gibson, was made with more fanfare (and also some warning) during BBC's Children in Need event on a Friday. Her character's name is Ruby Sunday.

On the superhero gaming scene, Gotham Knights and Marvel's Midnight Suns might be the only titles many gamers are aware of. Recently and soon to be released respectively.

But there are others, and one, Superfuse, just dropped a new trailer announcing a January 31 Steam early access release date.

The Welcome to Evil West trailer featuring Danny Trejo will doubtless delight many gamers who bemoan recent cheap design trends in gaming monetization and longevity promotion.

We laughed so much.