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One Piece anime release schedule: When is episode 1,133 out?

One Piece anime release schedule: When is episode 1,133 out?

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From October 2024, the anime took a six month break, which coincided with series creator Eiichiro Oda taking a well-earned rest from writing the legendary manga. During this time off-screen, the English dub of One Piece has managed to catch up with the original Japanese, and the two versions will now be airing alongside each other going forward! With English dubs of first thousand or so episodes of One Piece now available on BBC iPlayer, and season 2 of the Netflix adaptation coming soon, it’s a great time to get into the series for the first time. But, if you’re already up to date with Luffy and his crew and want to know when episode 1,133 is out, read on to find out, as well as when the rest of season 21 is set to release. When will One Piece episode 1,133 be released on Crunchyroll? One Piece episode 1,133 is expected to be released on Sunday 15th June 2025. Episode 1,133 is titled To Save His Daughter – Kuma the Timid Pacifist. The show …

EastEnders confirms Ben Wadey debut episode won’t air early on iPlayer

EastEnders confirms Ben Wadey debut episode won’t air early on iPlayer

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Wadey teased the episode, which will follow Chris Clenshaw’s final instalment, which aired today (Friday 13th June), saying: “Next week marks the start of something big in Walford that we hope will get everyone talking, and it’s only just the beginning. “We’ve got twists, shocks, and plenty of drama lined up for a summer you don’t want to miss.” The short synopsis for the episode says: “Jean takes action to right a wrong, Alfie is clearly hiding something, and George gets some advice.” Ben Wadey. BBC Clenshaw was in the executive producer role on the soap for three years, and stepped down in February, as the soap celebrated its 40th anniversary. Read more: Wadey previously worked as the story editor on EastEnders, overseeing its 35th anniversary celebrations and a special episode that focused on Linda Carter as she struggled with her alcoholism. The BBC’s head of continuing drama, Kate Oates, previously teased his return to the soap, saying that the show’s “heartland characters” have some “really, really big stuff coming up”. By entering your details you …

Netflix users left confused as Black Mirror episode is removed for good

Netflix users left confused as Black Mirror episode is removed for good

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Sign up to our free IndyArts newsletter for all the latest entertainment news and reviews Sign up to our free IndyArts newsletter Sign up to our free IndyArts newsletter Netflix users are questioning the streaming service’s latest removal decision. Every month, licenced films and TV shows are taken down due to rights surrounding how long they are allowed to be on the service. It’s been widely believed that original projects developed by Netflix are safe and will always be available to view. However, it has become increasingly clear in recent years that this is not the case, with multiple originals being pulled from the service’s library each month. The latest casualties are two interactive episodes of TV shows Black Mirror and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt – and their removal is particularly worrying as Netflix is the only place they can be shown in their original form. Black Mirror: Bandersnatch, released in 2018, offered viewers multiple different plot turns to choose from as the episode went on, which drastically changed the outcome of the ending. The selected …

‘Hacks’ Season 4 Release Schedule: When Episode 6 Drops

‘Hacks’ Season 4 Release Schedule: When Episode 6 Drops

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The White Lotus season 3 wrapped up its Thailand vacation last month, but Max subscribers have multiple reasons to stay checked in. New seasons of Nathan Fielder’s The Rehearsal, the postapocalyptic drama The Last of Us, and Hacks, the most recent Emmy winner for best comedy, are still unfolding. Hacks premiered its fourth season on April 10, picking up where season 3 left off with comedy writer Ava, played by Hannah Einbinder, and legendary comedian Deborah, played by Jean Smart, still at odds. According to a logline, the tense new season follows them as they “endeavor to get their late night show off the ground and make history doing it.” The fourth season of Hacks will include 10 episodes, debuting one at a time aside from two weeks with dual releases. If you want to continue to follow the dark mentorship between Deborah and Ava, here’s when you should plan to pull up the Max app for more of season 4. Read more: The Absolute Best TV Shows to Watch on Max When to watch Hacks …

Nathan Fielder criticises Paramount+ for removing TV episode for antisemitism ‘sensitivities’

Nathan Fielder criticises Paramount+ for removing TV episode for antisemitism ‘sensitivities’

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Sign up to our free IndyArts newsletter for all the latest entertainment news and reviews Sign up to our free IndyArts newsletter Sign up to our free IndyArts newsletter Comedian Nathan Fielder has addressed “sensitivities” around an episode of his docu-series Nathan For You, which was removed from the Paramount+ streaming service over fears of antisemitism. In a 2015 episode of the comedy series, Fielder created a winter apparel brand called Summit Ice, which was been designed by a rabbi, with all proceeds from sales of the garments going towards the Vancouver Holocaust Education Centre. The idea was in response to Canadian label Taiga, who praised the Holocaust denier Doug Collins in one of their catalogues, calling him a “defender of free speech”. As is the nature of the show, the hair-brained pitch to have the clothes sold in stores was intended to be over-the-top. The clothing included pictures of Auschwitz and other imagery associated with the Holocaust – the joke being that the advertising went so far in the wrong direction that it started …

‘Star Wars Episode III – Revenge of the Sith’ Was Actually Great—And Paved the Way for ‘Andor’

‘Star Wars Episode III – Revenge of the Sith’ Was Actually Great—And Paved the Way for ‘Andor’

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This week, almost everyone likes Star Wars again. With the three-episode debut of Andor Season 2, our galaxy is as close to united as possible, in that genuinely celebratory Return of the Jedi way, rather than that fascistically enforced actual-plot-of-Andor way: This darker, grittier, less swashbuckling, more adult-oriented version of Star Wars, examining the mechanics of how the Rebel Alliance managed to first turn the tide against the evil Empire, is beloved by (most) fans and (nearly all) TV critics alike. (It even has some avowed movie people tuning in.) Thematically, releasing the season’s four three-episode arcs on a weekly basis makes sense, but in retrospect, it might have also made sense for Lucasfilm to string out its good press for the full twelve weeks. In terms of positive critical and fan response, they’re unlikely to have it this good again for a long time. Luckily, though, Disney and Lucasfilm have another way of burnishing Star Wars’ reputation further, by re-releasing a reminder of what made all of this possible: Star Wars: Episode III – …

‘The Last of Us’ Co-Creator Unpacks Heartbreaking Episode 2 Death

‘The Last of Us’ Co-Creator Unpacks Heartbreaking Episode 2 Death

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This interview contains major spoilers for HBO‘s The Last of Us season two, episode two, “Through the Valley.” So do not read further until you have watched… Joel, arguably, had it coming. But that didn’t make his brutal murder at the hands of Abby any less horrifying and heartbreaking to witness. HBO’s The Last of Us wasted no time staging the most notorious scene from the PlayStation game series upon which its based. Showrunners Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann put one of their tale’s biggest twists into season two’s second episode (where viewers might least expect it, as most TV dramas tend to put their “big” episodes near the end of a season). In the sequence, Joel (Pedro Pascal) is beaten to death by Abby (Kaitlyn Dever) for having killed her father — the surgeon who wanted to operate on Ellie (Bella Ramsey) at the end of season one (a procedure which would have killed her, but might have also resulted in a cure to the parasitic Cordyceps plague). Ellie, held hostage, is forced to …

It’s Hard to Pick a ‘Black Mirror’ Season 7 Favorite. Just Don’t Skip This Episode

It’s Hard to Pick a ‘Black Mirror’ Season 7 Favorite. Just Don’t Skip This Episode

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Black Mirror season 7 feels like a return to the show’s unsettling roots, with each episode focusing on different facets of how artificial intelligence can disrupt society — it sort of is, already. I’ve watched every entry in the new installment, and one specific episode has haunted me since the credits rolled. I’m talking about Hotel Reverie, the mostly bittersweet black-and-white romance that delivers heaps of nostalgia and sincere emotion. Underneath it all, though, exists a stark warning for entertainment and the industry’s future. Simply put, the episode hints at AI’s threat to Hollywood. And, dare I say, the bleak creative scenario the episode alludes to is pretty much already here. Issa Rae plays Hollywood A-lister Brandy Friday in the Black Mirror season 7 episode Hotel Reverie. Netflix The episode follows Hollywood A-lister Brandy Friday (played by Issa Rae), who decides to take a considerable risk with her career and signs on to star in the remake of a vintage movie, which aptly shares the title with the episode itself.  She soon discovers this is no …

The Pitt: The new US medical drama that gets better with every episode

The Pitt: The new US medical drama that gets better with every episode

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Sign up to our free IndyArts newsletter for all the latest entertainment news and reviews Sign up to our free IndyArts newsletter Sign up to our free IndyArts newsletter With a huge number of new TV shows being released each week, it can feel like a waste of time committing to something that isn’t very good. Every now and then, one comes along that has such a striking opening episode that there is no doubt you’ll be watching until the big finale – but others take their time, inching its way into the heart of viewers with every new episode. The Pitt is one such show. The medical drama was released on Max to positive reviews in January – but nobody could have quite predicted just how good it would get. As it stands,The Pitt is going to end its first season as one of the greatest new shows to have premiered in a long while. What’s more is that the show is generating word-of-mouth excitement, meaning the series has been commissioned for a second …

Adolescence star reveals ‘horrible’ detail from filming episode three of Netflix show

Adolescence star reveals ‘horrible’ detail from filming episode three of Netflix show

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Sign up to our free IndyArts newsletter for all the latest entertainment news and reviews Sign up to our free IndyArts newsletter Sign up to our free IndyArts newsletter Owen Cooper, the breakout child star of Adolescence, has shared a “horrible” behind-the-scenes detail that made filming episode three even tougher. Cooper, who is 15, is being tipped for Bafta victory for his debut acting performance as Jamie Miller, a child accused of murder, in the sleeper Netflix hit, which became the most-streamed title in both the UK and the US within its first week of release. Adolescence has received immense acclaim, with episode three in particular being highlighted as a standout. Making the episode even more impressive is the fact that this episode was the first to be shot – meaning it was newcomer Cooper’s first time acting on screen. While the episode goes to extremely dark places, with Jamie slowly divulging his motives for killing a young girl as he’s interviewed by Erin Doherty’s child psychiatrist, there was one small moment that Cooper particularly …