Sky have released a trailer for their upcoming series, The Lazarus Project.

It's an interesting take on timedbending.

Netflix have released a trailer for The Adam Project and it looks mostly good.

As noted in the trailer, it's by the same director, star and producers as Free Guy which was loved by critics and audiences. We enjoyed it.

Helen Shaver has been selected to direct NBC's pilot of the Quantum Leap "reboot".

Though it might be more accurate to call it a revival. This is a thirty-years-later continuation of the original series not a throw it all away and do it all again thing.

Disney have tweeted a May 25 (same day as release of the first Star Wars film) premiere date for their upcoming limited series, Obi-Wan Kenobi.

We have conceptual reservations about this one so will probably skip it but for those not, there's not long left to wait.

Sony have announced that they're developing a new superhero film based on popular 1990s and 2000s Indian superhero TV series, Shaktimaan.

This is noteworthy not just for being a new superhero film but also for tapping into Indian popular culture.

Universal have released a trailer for Jurassic World Dominion.

Dinosaurs literally everywhere.

In their 2021 financial report, new owners Krafton have detailed that Subnautica developers Unknown Games are working on a "turn based strategy game set in a sci-fi world" for PC and mobile.

Via twitter Unknown Worlds have also today advertised a position for their next game in the Subnautica universe.

Roku have secured US, UK and Canadian rights for a new sci-fi series The Pact which will premiere there in March.

While we don't know who might bring it to Australia a broader global release date of July has been set.

The epically proportioned galaxies spanning sci-fi survival game No Man's Sky is coming to Nintendo Switch.

Even with the new players this will make the game available to, its vastness may still never be fully explored.