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Dune: Part Two ended with Muad’Dib fulfilling his own terrible vision and leading the Fremen on a holy war throughout th...
07/10/2025

Dune: Part Two ended with Muad’Dib fulfilling his own terrible vision and leading the Fremen on a holy war throughout the galaxy. What happened after the Kwisatz Haderach left Arrakis? We’re going to find out when director Denis Villeneuve completes his third and final film in the franchise, which will adapt the novel Dune: Messiah. Who will star in his next spice-y epic? When will it come out? And what can we expect from the movie?

Here’s everything we know about Dune: Part Three so far.

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This Dune movie is based on Frank Herbert’s Dune: Messiah, his second novel in the series. Denis Villeneuve has also said he is not making a traditional trilogy with his three films, but rather that he made a “diptych” with his first two installments. However, the film’s official title still seemingly makes it read as the third movie in a trilogy. It’s called Dune: Part Three.

Dune: Part Three‘s Plot

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While there is no official synopsis for the film yet, Villeneuve is adapting Frank Herbert’s Dune: Messiah. The director has said the movie will take place roughly 12 years after the end of Part Two, be “completely different” from the first two movies, and “will finish the Paul Atreides arc.”

Changes Villeneuve made in his first two movies will have a butterfly effect on Dune: Part Three, but the novel’s synopsis provides an idea of the general story. Here’s Dune: Messiah‘s synopsis from the official Frank Herbert website:

Dune Messiah continues the story of Paul Atreides, better known—and feared—as the man christened Muad’Dib. As Emperor of the known universe, he possesses more power than a single man was ever meant to wield. Worshipped as a religious icon by the fanatical Fremen, Paul faces the enmity of the political houses he displaced when he assumed the throne—and a conspiracy conducted within his own sphere of influence.

And even as House Atreides begins to crumble around him from the machinations of his enemies, the true threat to Paul comes to his lover, Chani, and the unborn heir to his family’s dynasty…

Behind the Scenes

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In addition to directing, Villeneuve once again co-wrote Dune: Part Three with Jon Spaihts. The two penned the previous installments together. The movie comes from Legendary Pictures with Warner Bros. Pictures serving as the distributor.

The legendary Hans Zimmer will also return to the franchise to compose the score.

Production on Dune: Part Three officially began on July 7, 2025, in Budapest.

Dune: Part Three‘s Cast

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Dune: Part Three will see the return of Timothée Chalamet as Paul Atreides, Zendaya as Chani, Florence Pugh as Princess Irulan, and Anya Taylor-Joy as Paul’s sister Alia.

Jason Momoa also revealed/spoiled he’ll also be back as Duncan Idaho, even though the character died in Dune: Part One. His son, Nakoa-Wolf Momoa, and Silo’s Ida Brooke will join the franchise as Paul Atreides’ twin children, Leto II and Ghanima. In Dune: Messiah, they are also the children of Chani, but after the end of Dune: Part Two, it’s unclear if that will still be true in Villeneuve’s adaptation.

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Dune: Part Three will also introduce Robert Pattinson as Scytale, one of the major villains of Dune: Messiah.

Rebecca Ferguson also recently confirmed that she will reprise her role as Paul’s mother, Lady Jessica.

Dune: Part Three‘s Release Date

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Dune: Part Three is scheduled to arrive in theaters for its unholy holy war on December 18, 2026.

Editor’s Note: Nerdist is a subsidiary of Legendary Digital Networks.

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The Continent has shifted and Ciri’s at the center of it. That’s the tagline for season four of The Witcher from Netflix...
07/10/2025

The Continent has shifted and Ciri’s at the center of it. That’s the tagline for season four of The Witcher from Netflix. It’s also the unifying theme of the series’ newest trailer. This trailer sends Liam Hemsworth’s Geralt out on a mission to find the powerful young woman everyone wants. And while the fate of the entire Continent rests on who can locate Ciri first, there will still be plenty of monsters and mayhem to deal with along the way. You can watch the full trailer for The Witcher season four below.

We have known The Witcher was going to fundamentally change for a long time now, but like you, we’re still getting used to the show’s new Geralt in season four. This latest look at Hemsworth’s White Wolf in action is helping with that process. A previous clip of him fighting a monster hinted that he will sound very different from the overly gruff version played by original Geralt, Henry Cavill. This trailer for The Witcher season four confirms that Hemsworth is bringing a much softer-speaking witcher to the show.

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No matter how he speaks, Geralt of Rivia will still need help on his mission. And in season four, he’ll undertake his most important one yet, as Vilgefortz will look to consolidate his power on the Continent. Alongside the trailer, you can check out The Witcher season four’s official synopsis from Netflix:

After the Continent-altering events of Season Three, Geralt, Yennefer, and Ciri find themselves separated by a raging war and countless enemies. As their paths diverge, and their goals sharpen, they stumble on unexpected allies eager to join their journeys. And if they can accept these found families, they just might have a chance at reuniting for good.

This trailer is also our best look yet at Laurence Fishburne’s Regis. The popular book and video game character is finally joining this season. And he’ll also be joining Geralt’s caravan. We’re excited to see more of Regis after getting a glimpse of him in this trailer for The Witcher season four.

You can check out a whole bunch of new The Witcher season four photos released with the trailer below.

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Will Geralt and co. find Ciri before Geralt’s many enemies can? We’ll find out when The Witcher returns to Netflix for season four on October 30.

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Tron might not be for everyone, but it’s definitely for me. I love both the original 1982 film and its 2010 sequel, Tron...
07/10/2025

Tron might not be for everyone, but it’s definitely for me. I love both the original 1982 film and its 2010 sequel, Tron: Legacy. They aren’t exactly flawless, but they are wonderfully strange, engaging, creative, original, and fun to look at. Going into Tron: Ares, the only thing I was sure would remain true was that it would be visually stunning. The movie’s trailers made it look—and yes, this is going to sound weird—too “good.” It looked overly polished, like someone made a “serious” Tron entry. A serious Tron movie sounds like an oxymoron. It also sounds like a recipe for a bad Tron movie. With a lot of the story taking place in the real world rather than the grid, that’s what I feared we’d get. It seemed like Ares was going to sacrifice the strangeness I love from these films in its quest for being “better.”

Fortunately, that didn’t happen. Tron: Ares is good, just not entirely in the way I’m used to from this franchise. Because while it is a shift for the series—rather than being a sci-fi movie with some action, it’s more of an action film with sci-fi—it’s still a movie made by people who love Tron. And that means it’s still just weird enough to work.

Tron: Ares revolves around two competing mega-tech companies, ENCOM and its rival Dillinger Systems. The latter is now run by Evan Peters’ Julian Dillinger. He’s the grandson of Tron‘s original villain, Ed Dillinger. (I would definitely watch the first Tron before seeing this film.)

ENCOM, Kevin Flynn’s old company, is run by Greta Lee’s, Eve Kim in Tron: Ares. She was co-CEO with her sister, who passed away prior to the start of the movie. Each conglomerate is searching for Flynn’s lost “permanence code” because they’re in a race to reshape the world. Both sides have learned how to turn digital programs into reality. For ENCOM, that means growing trees to feed people. For Dillinger Systems, it means building weapons and a super soldier, the program known as Ares (Jared Leto). Both sides need the permanence code because their creations collapse after just 29 minutes.

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Julian Dillinger is a strung-out, amoral, needy techbro determined to deliver on his promises to the military and shareholders. He’ll do anything to get what he wants. The part as written is remarkably cliché. But Peters is so good that he manages to make Julian into a compelling Tron: Ares villain anyway. Lee does the same with Kim. Her CEO is the exact same character you’ve seen a thousand times. Lee simply outplays the script.

The two best-written and most interesting characters in Tron: Ares are Ares and Athena (Jodie Turner-Smith). They are the two advanced computer programs tasked with pulling off Julian’s plans. Leto’s Ares is the grid’s Master Control, who also retains his memories from his repeated 29-minute stays in the real world. Ares begins to grow as an independent thinker after realizing his creator does not care about him. (The film makes a very on-the-nose, explicit analogy about their situation. It’s not needed.) Ares’ growth is obvious development, but it works. Especially because his underling Athena does not suffer from any sort of similar self-doubt or bouts of conscience.

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At first, Leto’s performance feels painfully predictable in Tron: Ares. It’s exactly what you think “Jared Leto is a computer program” will look and sound like. But once his Ares has to start interacting with real people, his performance becomes entertaining and strange. It’s exactly what I love about this franchise, which is at its best when two totally different kinds of beings interact.

As good as Leto is in the second half of the movie, Turner-Smith delivers my favorite performance of the film. Her Athena is a menacing, angry, driven program who can’t break free of her own code. She also can’t understand why anyone else would want to. It’s the film’s most nuanced role, and she crushes it.

As does Nine Inch Nails, which delivers an absolutely outstanding soundtrack for Tron: Ares. The pulsating score is loud, intense, and works perfectly with the film’s many action sequences. Those are also incredible. While I wish there were a better disc battle, the Light Cycle chases are absolutely amazing. That includes a lengthy one that takes place in reality. I was worried about how “Tron in the real world” would work when the grid is so great. But the Light Cycle sequence is much better than I hoped or even imagined it could be. It’s an absolute standout in a movie that was as visually stunning as I’d expected.

The inevitable Jeff Bridges cameo is also so much more than I hoped for. I can’t explain why without giving away a major spoiler. I’ll just say if you also love Tron, my bet is you’ll absolutely geek out long before he even appears on screen. His involvement exemplifies the feeling that Ares was made by people who truly adore Tron.

In true Tron fashion, Ares is fun, but far from perfect. There are some really clunky lines and interactions that the movie can’t pull off the way its predecessors did. That’s the danger of trying to be a more serious entry. There’s little room for cheesiness with when you sacrifice sci-fi whimsy for pure action. Suddenly, bad dialogue isn’t cute, it’s just bad.

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The film’s comic relief, Arturo Castro’s Seth, ENCOM employee and trusted friend of Eve, isn’t given much to say that’s actually funny, either. Castro is always good, but the script fails him here. Tron: Ares also doesn’t give Gillian Anderson enough to do as Julian’s mother. It dramatically underutilizes her, in a part that also comes across as more stock than complex.

As for Tron: Ares‘ thoughts on AI, it’s a mixed bag. It stays true to one of Tron‘s founding ideas. It says technology is neither inherently good nor bad, but rather a tool that can be used for either. And it definitely shows why true AI would be so dangerous. It will be a monster that no one will be able to control if anyone ever makes genuine artificial intelligence rather than a plagiarism machine. But when your hero is a computer program who learns benevolence and altruism you’re still inherently pro-AI in some ways. That’s always been true of Tron, so it might seem unfair to hold it against Ares. But this movie does not exist in a vacuum. It’s coming out when AI is no longer a fun sci-fi concept but instead a plague.

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None of that stopped me from enjoying Tron: Ares. Do I wish it were even weirder and off-kilter? For sure. That’s what I love most about the first two movies. By spending less time in the grid and making a more serious film, the franchise’s third installment also loses some of its wonderful silliness. But it doesn’t lose all of it. In some wonderful spots, it fully embraces it. Because this movie still contains true Tron DNA. Considering Tron: Ares has an amazing soundtrack, fantastic action sequences and visual effects, and a cast that elevates the script, it made this Tron fan happy to have the franchise power back up.

⭐ (4 of 5)

Tron: Ares comes to theaters on October 10, 2025.

Mikey Walsh is a staff writer at Nerdist. He wants to talk to you about Tron. All the time. You can follow him on Bluesky at . And also anywhere someone is ranking the Targaryen kings.

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“We’re goin’ up, up, up, it’s our moment / You know together we’re glowing / Gonna be, gonna be golden.” You know it, yo...
06/10/2025

“We’re goin’ up, up, up, it’s our moment / You know together we’re glowing / Gonna be, gonna be golden.” You know it, you love it, it’s probably stuck in your head again now. Yes, it’s KPop Demon Hunters‘ bona fide hit, “Golden,” sung by the fictional K-Pop band Huntr/x. But the lines between fiction and reality are very blurry these days. And we can officially say that Huntr/x is no longer just a fictional girl group. Nope. Huntr/x performed their hit “Honey” live for the very first time on Saturday Night Live. The girl group has now left animation behind and officially become real. And they did it to save Bad Bunny’s soul. We can think of no better occasion. You can watch KPop Demon Hunters’ Huntr/x perform “Golden” live for the very first time in our reality below by hitting play on the SNL clip below.

As we know, anything can happen at brunch. And that includes the sudden appearance of Huntr/x‘s Ejae (Rumi), Audrey Nuna (Mira), and Rei Ami (Zoey) to perform their KPop Demon Hunters’ hit “Golden” just in time to make believers out of your nay-saying friends. (And scare off a demon.)

Like us, Bad Bunny has gone full fandom for KPop Demon Hunter. It’s all he wants to talk about. And daydreaming about the demon-busting gals singing their song makes him way happier than hearing his friends harsh his joy. We can DEEPLY relate. But the joke is on Bad Bunny’s normy friends, Mikey Day, Sarah Sherman, Chloe Fineman, and their boring problems. Because when a demon suddenly attacks during the SNL sketch, it’s only Bad Bunny, bolstered by his knowledge of KPop Demon Hunters, who knows how they’ll survive.

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YES! It’s by summoning Huntr/x to sing “Golden” live. “We’re goin’ up, up, up, it’s our moment.” What demon could withstand the strength of these effervescent lyrics? And what human person with a heart could feel anything but excitement to see Huntr/x perform live for the first time ever? (Although we bet, not the last.)

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KPop Demon Hunters is now streaming on Netflix for your viewing pleasure.

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I saw Yorgos Lanthimos’ Kinds of Kindness 15 months ago. I’m still not sure how I feel about it. My mixed feelings would...
06/10/2025

I saw Yorgos Lanthimos’ Kinds of Kindness 15 months ago. I’m still not sure how I feel about it. My mixed feelings wouldn’t stop me from rewatching it again right now because I loved both of its stars. Lanthimos got amazing performances from two of my favorites in the film, Jesse Plemons and Emma Stone. Now the three are reuniting again for Bugonia. And the film’s latest trailer makes it look just as weird as Kinds of Kindness. Only—somehow—with an even more outrageous premise.

Plemons and Stone could read the phonebook together for five hours and we’d pay to watch. However, we’re much more excited to see them acting in this film about “two conspiracy obsessed young men kidnap the high-powered CEO of a major company, convinced that she is an alien intent on destroying planet Earth.”

We’re fully committing to this prediction right now: Plemons conspiracy-obsessed character is right and Emma Stone is playing an alien. Obviously we want that to be true, because no one in Hollywood is better suited to play a powerful CEO who is secretly an intergalactic invader. But we believe his suspicion will prove correct because it’s also the exact kind of strange twist we’ve come to expect from Lanthimos (The Lobster, Poor Things).

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Bugonia comes from writer Will Tracy (The Menu, Succession). It also stars Aidan Delbis, Stavros Halkias, and Alicia Silverstone. It arrives in select theaters on October 24. Bugonia then arrives everywhere on Halloween, October 31. (Another reason to think this is really an alien invasion story!) Those who attend Focus Features new one-day film festival on October 18 will get to see an early screening.

If you do go to FocusFest and find out that lady really is a bug don’t tell us before we get to see it.

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Gen V is back for its sophomore year and, well, the more things change, the more they stay the same. Marie, Jordan, and ...
06/10/2025

Gen V is back for its sophomore year and, well, the more things change, the more they stay the same. Marie, Jordan, and Emma are processing the aftermath of Andre’s tragic death. Meanwhile, Cate wants revenge for her near-death experience and Sam is, as the youth say, crashing out real bad. There’s a lot of drama surrounding Project Odessa and its resurrection under Cipher’s rule at God U. And, of course, Gen V continues to give us a plethora of gross, shocking, and plain weird moments for our viewing pleasure. Here are the ones we love the most.

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The Most Shocking, Gross, and Weird Moments in Gen V Season 2, Episode 1 – “New Year, New You”

The Great Odessa Failure of 1967

Gen V season two doesn’t waste any time starting off with something truly gross and shocking to add to our list. We go back to 1967 and meet a young Thomas Godolkin, who is racing towards the Odessa lab to stop scientists from injecting themselves with a supe drug. But he’s too late and things go awry, with people bursting into chunks of blood, burning alive, and one guy even shooting tentacles out of his butt. We’d say that trial was a 100% failure.

Dean Cipher Was at Elmira

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We quickly learn that the school’s new dean, Cipher, is a staunch conservative supe who hates humans. But what’s really shocking is that Jordan recognizes him from Elmira as someone who observed patients. It’s even more curious considering no one really seems to know what his power(s) are nor much about his overall background. What does he know and what is his ultimate aim?

Cipher’s Ready to Blend Up Cate

Cate confronts Cipher about Andre’s death and threatens to call Homelander on him. Well, he doesn’t like it and grabs her hand, nearly blending it up in his morning smoothie. Cipher lets her go after she promises she will never push him again. Oof. He is certainly in control and it’s pretty clear that Cate cannot use her mind-controlling tricks on him.

Marie Vs. Homelander Jerks

While Jordan and Emma were essentially strong armed into returning to God U, Marie escaped while they were all still imprisoned. She’s living in dingy hotels and mostly minding her business, until she sees a group of Homelander fans threatening to beat up Starlighters. Marie tries to diffuse the situation and one of them hits her, so she taps into her bloody powers and gives them all a good thrashing.

Dogknott Licks a Bag of Chips

Vought sends Dogknott, who was once considered for the Seven, to track Marie down because, well, he has canine abilities. He makes it to a gas station where she bought items and picks up a bag of chips she touched. Dogknott then proceeds to lick the bag of chips while the cashier looks on in disgust. It checks out that he would make our gross and shocking moments list for Gen V season two.

When Butt Chugging Beer Goes Wrong

A frat party at God U is unlike any other you’ve seen before. And one thing none of us needed to see was a dude chugging beer through his bu****le. After many shots, Jordan asks the guy to stop sucking up all the beer and it turns into a brief fight. Jordan punches the butt beer sucker and liquid spews from his bu****le all over nearby partygoers. Good times.

Starlight Saves the Day

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Dogknott and Marie are duking it out in her dingy hotel room when Starlight shows up just in time to subdue him. She asks Marie to return to school and dig up information about something called Project Odessa, but Marie initially refuses. It’s not super shocking that she showed up but it is surprising that she is working with someone to fight against Vought and God U. The rest of the Boys are locked up except a rogue Butcher, so who is she working with?

Andre’s Sad Demise at Elmira

Emma and Jordan track down Marie in New Jersey. They all begin to argue about Marie’s choice to leave everyone behind and Jordan reveals that Andre died during an escape attempt. He tried to move a blockade, had a stroke, and died as a result of his actions.

Jordan Throws Cate and Nearly Kills Her

Speaking of that conversation, Cate shows up and no one is happy. She tries to convince Marie to come to God U and then reads her mind and discovers she’s spoken to Starlight. Cate tries to mind control Marie and Jordan blasts her with energy, cracking her skull. Marie wants to control the blood but Jordan says that Cate cannot touch her because of her powers. They essentially leave her to die but, as season previews show, she’s not dead after all lol.

The Most Shocking, Gross, and Weird Moments in Gen V Season 2, Episode 2 – “Justice Never Forgets”

Cate’s Accidental Power Massacre

After her major injury, Cate is recovering in the hospital. She touches a nurse and begins to speak through her, a clear indication that something is off with her powers. The nurse goes beserk and murders the other nurse in the room. So yeah, maybe Cate shouldn’t touch anyone anytime soon.

Girl, WTHey Is This Professor Talking About?!

Emma is taking Advanced Influencer Fluency, which is taught by Modesty Monarch. She’s into the trad lifestyle and even became famous for her book Super in the Streets, But Obedient in the Sheets (I know..). And she is totally saying nothing but nonsense while Emma’s eyes roll from Earth to the Moon.

Hero Optimization 101

But at least Emma isn’t in Hero Optimization. Jordan and Marie are both stuck in there and it is a doozy. Cipher brings in a hulk of a man that they have to attempt to beat and press a button so they can get out of the sealed room. And well, someone’s spine gets severed in the process. Cipher claims the class will help them unlock new levels of their powers, so we will see if that’s true.

Emma Gets Big (and Naked) in Front of Polarity

We didn’t see a team up with Emma and Andre’s father coming, but we welcome it. The duo head to archives to dig up more information about Thomas Godolkin and find information about Project Odessa. She gets so excited that she gets super big and of course no longer has clothes, which disturbs Polarity. Yes, she’s an adult in college but she’s still much younger than him and was his son’s peer/friend.

The Deep Goes, Uh, Deep for Initiation

The Deep is one of God U’s most well-known alumni. And it is not shocking that he was a part of the campus’ premiere fraternity. There are new members coming into the fold, so a secret ceremony commences. The Deep whips out a huge ph***ic object and tells all of the men to drop their pants. Moments later, we see him hand the now wet object off to be cleaned. Yikes.

Marie Says “I Love You” to Jordan

It is the moment that MarieJordan fans have been waiting for but it ended up being rather awkward. While they are canoodling in bed, Marie says that she loves Jordan, who gives her a weird look. They have an uncomfy exchange before fireworks commence, causing them to get up out of bed and head outside to see what’s going on.

Marie Is Project Odessa

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Well, well, well. It looks like Marie is, or at least is a part of, the mysterious Project Odessa. What does this mean for our favorite bloodslinger? We will have to wait and see.

The Most Shocking, Gross, and Weird Moments in Gen V Season 2, Episode 3 – “H Is for Human”

Marie Has an Aunt (Sort Of)

After digging into Marie’s file, there’s a photo of her as a baby with her parents and another woman. That other person is Pam, who was a close friend of her mother. After Marie accidentally killed her parents, Pam left her to rot while trying to adopt her sister Annabeth. They are estranged, but Marie reaches out to her to see if she knows anything about Project Odessa, and Pam agrees to talk to her.

Sam Is Seeing Puppets Again

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This skews more sad than weird, tbh. But we know that Sam’s visuals of puppets are how he processes trauma, and it usually means he’s in a potentially dangerous mental space. But during a picnic with his blabbermouth new girlfriend, Sam faces off against a sandwich that calls him a monster. We can only imagine what Sam was suppressing and now has to deal with.

The Naked Locker Room Run

Emma tries to discover who is putting up pro-Starlight posters up and spots the culprit. During an intense chase scene on campus, Emma runs right into a locker room full of naked young men. There are a lot of, um, parts all over the place.

One Guy in Another Guy’s Butt for Pleasure

Sam completely goes nuts when he discovers that Emma cannot take his mental woes away. He starts smashing things in a dorm, and Jordan comes by to try to stop him. They get into a major brawl and crash through a wall, where there’s a naked guy crouching on all fours. After they exit the room, another guy’s head comes out of his butt.

Cipher Was a Part of Project Odessa… and Brought Marie Into the World

Until now, Marie was wondering why Cipher had a weird preoccupation with her. But it all makes sense after learning the truth from Pam. Marie’s parents had a hard time getting pregnant and took an offer from Vought to help them. Marie was born at a fertility clinic at God U and Cipher was the attending doctor that day.

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Annabeth Lived with Pam

Marie discovers Annabeth’s room in Pam’s apartment, indicating that her sister lived there and was close the whole time. Marie argues with Pam, who depicts her as a monster, saying that it wasn’t her fault that her parents injected her with Compound V. She won’t tell Marie where Annabeth is still, unfortunately. But at least Marie knows that the ultimate blame for her parents’ death isn’t her own.

Jordan Goes Rogue

Jordan Li is #1 and gives a speech on Thomas Godolkin day. Instead of sticking to the script, Jordan goes off the rails and admits truths in front of everyone. First, they tell everyone that Andre died in prison and that his powers killed him, but he died a hero to free them. They also admit that Starlighters didn’t attack Cate but that Jordan did instead. Now, they are enemy number one. Welp!

The Most Shocking, Gross, and Weird Moments in Gen V Season 2, Episode 4 – “Bags”

Firecracker’s Truth Bomb

Okay, this is more ridiculous and hitting too close to our real-life home than weird or gross, but it is hard to not chuckle at Firecracker whenever she’s on screen. From her rattling on about the woke agenda at God U to the screen titles calling Cate a patriotic blonde, Gen V really knows how to take a dig at what’s happening in our social climate but with supe twist.

Cipher’s Crash Out

Cipher and Vought decide to do damage control by creating a fight between Jordan, the “gender bender,” and Marie, the “blood bender.” It is a way to apparently change the narrative and embarrass Jordan further. Of course, Marie and Jordan don’t want to do this, and Cipher loses it, yelling that they don’t have a choice. He threatens to send them and Emma, who is innocent, back to Elmira if they don’t do what he asks.

Cate and Jordan’s Sexual Confessions

Cate and Jordan are on a mission to break into Cipher’s home and discover what he’s hiding. But, they still hate each other. Their pathway to beginning to heal is through reminding each other of their weird previous exploits. Apparently, Jordan knew Cate was no good when she had s*x with a TA who had hooves.

Cate fires back, saying that Jordan chugged a bottle for rum and four pen*ses in a TGI Friday’s bathroom. They eventually laugh after Jordan admits the guy is hot. Jordan says they may be mad forever but, at this moment, they call a truce.

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Security Guard Violates a Poor Garden Gnome

To get the keys from a guard, Cate uses her powers. But, they are still not up to par. She tells the guy to f**k off, but instead he pulls down his pants and begins to have s*x with a garden gnome. Jordan and Care are disturbed but they grab the keys from him and run off.

A Crispy Man in a Hyperbaric Chamber

Cate and Jordan discover a badly burned man in a hyperbaric chamber in Cipher’s secret room. The person opens his eyes, causing them to flee. Later on, Cipher tells Cate that man is his father. Interesting and weird.

RIP Elon Musk the Literal Goat

Marie does a private training lesson with Cipher, which is actually helpful. She’s able to move several blood bags without extending her hand nor cutting herself to make it happen. But Cipher steps it up and brings in a goat named Elon Musk. Jordan tries to move him and does get him to levitate, but she detects something weird in Cipher’s veins and explodes the poor goat. Sorry to that goat.

Emma Gets an Eye Full of Cipher’s Bu****le

During their “expose Cipher” plan, things go awry when Emma ends up in Cipher’s bathroom toilet. She’s trying to escape when he comes in and pulls down his pants, sitting on the toilet and beginning to relieve himself just as she crawls her way out. Being in toilet water is gross enough but seeing his naked privates is worse.

P**e Hairs Save the Day

Emma’s life is saved when her new friend uses her powers to save the day. And what powers are those? Growing p***c hair at a rapid pace and using it to move things. Oh my. Maybe she should go by Bushmaster after all.

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Cipher Does Not Have Compound V in His Blood, But He Has Powers

The truth about Cipher (at least, what we know so far) is perhaps one of the most shocking revelations in the franchise’s history. Cate tries to get him to admit he is human on camera but he susses it out quickly. And he proves he has powers by controlling Jordan during the big brawl, causing them to beat up on Marie for a bit. Wowwww.

The Most Shocking, Gross, and Weird Moments in Gen V Season 2, Episode 5 – “The Kids Are Not Alright”

Cipher Changes Diapers

It was pretty obvious that Cipher is taking care of a person who cannot care for themselves. But what we really didn’t need to see was Cipher changing this person’s diaper full of p**p.

Cipher and Sage?!

What a weird turn of events. Sage comes into Cipher’s home and slaps him around for a bit before they have s*x right in front of that burned guy. She even stares the guy right in the eyes as they do it. So very weird.

Marie, Emma, and Jordan Go and Rescue Cate (Well, Not Really)

Okay, so this rings more “stupid” than “shocking,” but I’m honestly floored that they would try to save Cate. She should hang out in there a few days to really think about her previous betrayals. But alas, they go anyway and end up locked up… again. Oh children.

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Cipher Stabs His Hand and Gives the Bloody Knife to Polarity

Polarity has a meeting with Cipher and tries to dig a bit more to see what his deal is. Cipher admits that Andre died as a result of failed experiments, which sets Polarity off. He then moves his steak knife towards Cipher’s throat, which Cipher stops. Cipher tells Polarity that he has no idea what he’s messing with and then grabs the knife and stabs his own hand. Apparently, feeling lots of pain is nothing for him. And then Cipher sticks the bloody knife right into a perfectly good steak, which is what should really scare Polarity the most.

Cipher Is Holding Annabeth Hostage… and Slits Her Throat

Well, that’s one way to test the limits of Marie’s powers. Cipher takes her to a cell where her long-lost sister is being held. Marie resolves to kill him but first they have to escape, which Cate helps facilitate. They get to the cell and find that Annabeth is dead from a slit throat.

Cate’s Power Strike Off Once Again

Speaking of Cate’s escape plan, her powers are still wonky. She tells a guard to give her the keys and he instead shoves the key into his eye. It works well enough to get them all free.

Marie Rises Annabeth From the Dead

This is perhaps one of the most shocking moments in Gen V’s short history. Marie is able to heal the wound in Annabeth’s throat and bring her back to life. She really is the real MVP.

Originally published September 22, 2025.

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