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29/05/2026

Every attraction at Walt Disney World is someone’s favorite. That certainly included Hollywood Studios’ Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith. But I wasn’t among those upset when Disney announced the ride was getting a big refurbishment. The Aerosmith version wasn’t a bad coaster or anything. I certainly never skipped it. It was pretty good. It just never felt like it never came close to reaching its potential as Walt Disney World’s only inverted coaster. That is no longer true. Disney has massively upgraded Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster by giving it over entirely to the Muppets. This perfect re-theme makes total sense in practice even if it didn’t seem like it would in theory.

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My previous issues with Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster were simple. Aerosmith never seemed to make total sense for the attraction since they had no meaningful connection with Disney or “Hollywood” otherwise. (No, the band’s terrible Armageddon song wasn’t enough.) The audio in the ride’s “stretch limo” cars was also so hard to hear it essentially rendered the entire ride’s theme moot. (How can you rock out if you can’t hear the rock?) It was also too dark, making its inversion elements less impactful. (It’s not fun to go upside down if you can’t even tell you’re upside down.)

Now, even though some doubted it would work, Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster is finally is living up to its potential thanks to the Muppets.

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When Disney closed my beloved Muppet*Vision 3D to make way for Hollywood Studios’ upcoming Monstroplis expansion, the company softened the blow by announcing the Muppets weren’t leaving the park. They were simply moving to another area. Some fans, for legitimate reasons, thought it was an odd pairing of IP and attraction. If Aerosmith never felt like a natural pairing with a rock-themed roller coaster, why would the Muppets and the Electric Mayhem necessarily be any better or logical?

I love the Muppets, but I had similar questions. “Does this actually make sense? Or is it more a way to keep the Muppets in the park via a ride desperate for a reimagining of any kind?”

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After getting a chance to explore the incredible queue and ride the coaster five times, all of those doubts are gone. The Muppets slot into the role on the ride so naturally, I feel a little silly for even slightly doubting it wouldn’t work. The Electric Mayhem have given the coaster a whole new vibe that fits with Disney’s whimsical nature. It’s a thrill ride that is also silly, fun, and wildly entertaining.

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Imagineers accomplished that by leaning 1000% into what makes the Muppets great. It all starts with the colorful repainted exterior and extended queue. As you walk through the line, both inside and out, you’ll see posters for the band and its members. Along the way you’ll also see roughly 800 million Easter eggs* celebrating the long history of the Muppets, their movies and shows, Jim Henson, Muppet*Vision 3D, the park’s former Muppets Courtyard, and the Aerosmith version of the ride.

The queue eventually brings you, like with the previous version, to a recording studio. It turns out the band has been rehearsing for the big show it’s already hours-late for. Not only is this pre-show, with its incredible motion-captured Scooter animatronic, excellent, it also slightly changes each time. A different Muppet appears on one of the video screens so you never know what version you’ll see. It’s another Disney has made waiting in line a legitimately great part of the attraction’s fun.

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*Some Easter eggs are obvious, others more subtle. They’re also so numerous I stopped trying to find them all. That wasn’t laziness. I found more than I could keep track. It was more about wanting to save some for my next visit. I can’t wait to go back and find more while I’m waiting to ride. This is one Disney attraction where the queue, which also includes a nearly 40-minute long, hilarious video of celebrities meeting with Muppets, is an experience unto itself. Those pitch perfect vignettes, along with the post-ride concert video, are pure Muppets. Between the line and the five different songs you can get on the ride, Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster now stands as one of Disney’s most re-ridable attractions.

Plus Ken Marino is still involved, which was the only aspect of the Aerosmith version I cared about losing.

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While the pre-show and post-show elements—my goodness do Statler and Waldorf provide the most perfect ending to this ride possible—felt like they were personally made for make me, a mega Muppets fan, the ride is a standout experience on its own. It also fully embraces the Muppets absurdist pop culture ethos via the Electric Mayhem’s wonderfully silly covers of classic tunes. (The Animal heavy “Song #2” was my favorite of the four out of a possible five songs I got.) But even in pure thrill ride terms Disney fixed everything I thought was holding back Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster from greatness before.

The audio in Dr. Beakers L.I.M.O.s—pronounced lie-moes—got a giant upgrade. They all randomly play one of Electric Mayhem’s ridiculously wonderful covers loudly and clearly enough that you can hear every note. It’s a huge improvement that not only made the fun more whimsical and fun, it made it feel longer. Yeah, getting to actually rock out on Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster makes a big difference!

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Imagineers also added more color along the route. It’s less than I had hoped for, but even a little extra light made a huge difference. You can now see the track in front of you the whole time, and the anticipation of seeing what’s coming dramatically adds to the enjoyment. It’s a similar premise to Alfred Hitchcock’s explanation on how to create meaningful cinematic tension. Suddenly finding yourself upside down is exciting. Knowing you’re about to be upside down makes the actual sensation even better.

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The Muppets have made everything about Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster 2.0 better. The only issue with their move in Hollywood Studios, besides losing Muppet*Vision 3D, is that the coaster is now the only attraction at Walt Disney World featuring the iconic group. And while the ride, in all ways, perfectly captures why people love the Muppets, the attraction also comes with a 48-inch height requirement. Little ones will have to wait a few extra years to find out why the Muppets turned out to be exactly what this coaster needed. No such height barrier existed with Muppet*Vision 3D, and I know firsthand how that show could serve as a perfect introduction to a lifetime of Muppet fandom.

That won’t be true nearly as often with Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster. But when kids are tall enough to ride it they’ll see, from start to finish, why the Electric Mayhem and their Muppet friends were the perfect choice to help Disney finally make a good ride great.

Mikey Walsh is a staff writer at Nerdist. The Weird Al and Fozzie Bear pairing requires a poet to describe it. You can follow him on Bluesky at . And also anywhere someone is ranking the Targaryen kings.

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29/05/2026

I have loved Disney’s Hollywood Studios since it first opened in 1989 as Disney–MGM Studios. A whole lot more than just the name has changed in 37 years, though. In many ways it’s an entirely different park. Hollywood Studios’ used to be about making movies. It was part theme park, part working studio. Guests could watch real animators and other talented TV and film creators working on real projects. There are still areas and attractions based on that concept, like the Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular!, but most have closed. Now immersive experiences like Toy Story Land, Galaxy’s Edge, Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway, and the upcoming Monstropolis expansion are about putting you in the movies. For some the remnants of the park’s original focus combined with its current one can make it feel like Hollywood Studios’ exists between eras.

Now the newest update to the park has bridged that divide. The recently reopened, fully reimagined Animation Courtyard, based on the Emmy-winning short “Once Upon A Studio,” is already a beautiful, much-needed upgrade to what had been Hollywood Studios’ most underutilized (to be polite) space. But what’s even better is that it’s not yet done. And when the final piece of this refresh opens it’s going recapture the original spirit of the park in a way that still fits in with its modern identity. And we know because Nerdist got to see it firsthand.

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Last year, Disney announced it was totally revamping Hollywood Studios’ Animation Courtyard. Located near the park’s central hub, it had once served as one of its most important areas. One of it’s many functions was serving as the home of the satellite animation studio. The Courtyard was definitely not an important part of the park when Disney closed it down for its big transformation. (The less said about Star Wars Launch Bay the better.)

Now, ten months after the announcement, the entire Courtyard looks better than ever. It’s based, both in appearance and spirit, on the Walt Disney Animation Studios lot in Burbank. It even has the original California building’s Sorcerer Hat as its centerpiece. What it doesn’t have is the old, cumbersome archway that served as an entry point, an otherwise small change that has made a big difference.

Iconic figure and Chip.

Animation Courtyard reopened during a media event Nerdist attended, and we saw firsthand just how much this open, inviting space has helped a park that needed exactly that. The Courtyard also has a newfound vitality and energy. There’s plenty of seating—much of it shaded!—for families to relax and eat. But that’s just one aspect of an area dedicated entirely to Disney animation. (There’s no Pixar here.) There were plenty of characters roaming around interacting with kids. My four-year-old son got a high-five from Donald Duck and talked to Chip while other kids took photos with Rapunzel and Mulan. We also searched for character figurines who dot the area. Some are easy to spot. Others require a little more work. Looking for them all was part of the fun. My guy was most excited for the tiny Jiminy Cricket.

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The open Courtyard is genuinely fantastic entirely on its own. It’s fun and lively without feeling chaotic or crowded even when it is. It’s like a college quad for kids who go to school with their favorite Disney characters. But one of the best new additions takes place entirely inside. Opposite the wonderful The Little Mermaid – A Musical Adventure stage show that opened last year, guests will now find the Disney Jr. Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Live!. Some will already know the show from Disney’s California Adventure. It’s an absolutely perfect addition to both Disney World and Animation Courtyard, a live stage show/dance party/sing-a-long designed for kids that this grownup also found entirely enchanting

My little guy, along with every other kid in attendance, loved this show, which features Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, Daisy, and Pluto. It’s pure Disney in the best way. I also really enjoyed being inside a large air conditioned theater on a muggy 93-degree day while my super happy and engaged child couldn’t leave my eyesight. Perfection.

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Two great live shows, a big beautiful open space, and character meet-and-greets would already make the revamped Animation Courtyard one of the best new additions to any Walt Disney World park in years. But the area’s signature attraction, The Magic of Disney Animation, hasn’t even opened yet. That’s coming later this summer, and this old school Hollywood Studios fan and dad who got a sneak peak cannot wait for its debut because it’s a new addition that captures the park’s original spirit.

Nerdist was among a small collection of media members who got the chance to visit the active construction site to learn about what awaits visitors at the end of this summer when The Magic of Disney Animation is expected to open.

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The attraction’s building is based on the Roy E. Disney Animation Building out west. It’s located at the back of Animation Courtyard. Like the original in California, guests will enter under the signature Mickey’s Sorcerer Hat . Inside, around an Open House mini courtyard, they’ll find four distinct interactive main areas.

Disney previously offered an early look at one of the four, “Olaf Draws!” That section will see an Olaf animatronic lead different character drawing lessons—which will actually be taught via video by iconic Disney animators—that run roughly 12 minutes each. It will take place next to a gallery showcasing upcoming projects. Disney execs told us Josh Gad himself said such a gallery had to be included and so it is. Because when Olaf talks, everyone listens.

In the building’s opposite corner families will find “Drawn to Wonderland.” It’s a kids playground—something Hollywood Studios’ currently does not have—designed for children ages 6 months to five. The area takes its inspiration from Disney Legend Mary Blair’s original concept art for Alice in Wonderland. And while it’s not yet complete, what I saw was already incredible. It’s full of art and playsets that look right out of the classic film. The playground is fun, pretty, and downright whimsical. It will even feature a tiny table for a tea party for all those Merry Unhappy Birthday celebrartions.

Disney executives also made sure to highlight it has plenty of seating for adults, making it a great spot for grownups to cool off while kids burn off some energy. (Over the last two years Walt Disney World has really made this kind of experience a priority and it’s a much appreciated effort by this father.)

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The Magic of Disney’s “Off the Page!” portion will also let guests interact with iconic animated figures for a unique photo opportunity. Once Upon a Studio co-director and Walt Disney Animation Studios Director Dan Abraham worked with Imagineers to capture the spirit of his short film in person. Each character will have their own spot that celebrates animation and storytelling. The meet-and-greet opportunities, which Disney says is meant to immerse you in different aspects of the animation process, will include:

Mulan in Story

Rapunzel in Layout

Chip n’ Dale in Hand-Drawn Animation

Donald and Daisy in Computer Animation

Goofy in Lighting

Stitch in Effects

The space for “Off the Page!” also takes place where real animators used to once work. Back then visitors could look down on the working studio. Guests will now get the same chance from the “fish bowl” upstairs. That way fans of all ages can take part in the experience even without getting in line.

Finally, guests can actually watch the short that inspired the attraction in the Once Upon A Studio Theater. You’ll see more than just a movie in there, though. Characters will pop up in the theater’s artwork so you feel like you’re inside the story. There’s also going to be an enchanted art gallery celebrating iconic Disney Animation characters.

I didn’t get to see any of that artwork come to life. The building is still under heavy construction. (So much so it feels like it’s at least six months away.) But by the end of summer it’s going to be very….well….animated. When The Magic of Disney Animation opens, an already great, totally revamped Animation Courtyard is going to be even better. And it’s going to do so by immersing guests in movies while also celebrating how they’re made. It’s everything that was great about the old Hollywood Studios combined with everything I love about the park now. It’s a bridge between eras that, fittingly, draws on the park’s entire history.

Mikey Walsh is a staff writer at Nerdist. He totally nerded out inside The Magic of Animation building. Seriously. You can follow him on Bluesky at . And also anywhere someone is ranking the Targaryen kings.

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29/05/2026

House of the Dragon‘s second season ended on a frustrating note. The show put the pieces in place for a massive, Realm-changing battle. Then it didn’t deliver that conflict. The result was the series’ sophomore outing felt like a whole lot of setup without a payoff. Showrunner Ryan Condal acknowledged as much after the season two finale. But he also promised it would be worth the wait. And now we think he might deliver the “hell of a win” he teased, because House of the Dragon‘s new season three trailer is full of violence, dragons, and tragedy. Rhaenyra Targaryen getting exactly what she wanted might be the worst thing that ever happened to her cause.

Not everyone has exactly loved HBO’s adaptation of George R.R. Martin’s Dance of the Dragons. That includes GRRM himself. But seven bloody hells if this show doesn’t know how to cut an absolutely amazing trailer. This sad, somber, bloody look at what awaits when the forces of Rhaenyra and her “usurper” brother Aegon clash in season three is just the latest standout promo for the show. It also gives people who don’t know what’s coming an idea of just how bad things will get.

The show’s third outing will see Rhaenyra claim King’s Landing and the Iron Throne. That is what her former friend-turned-enemy-turned-unlikely-ally, Queen Alicent, promised at the end of the series’ second season. It’s everything Rhaenyra wanted. It’s everything she thinks she deserved. But at what cost will she claim her rightful seat? And for how long will she hold it?

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As this powerful promo teases, she might not like the answer to either. Because as HBO says in this trailer’s description, “The throne knows no mercy.” We’ll find out why soon enough. House of the Dragon returns to HBO and HBO Max next month. Season three will debut on June 21.

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28/05/2026

Apparently, someone out there had the thought, “There’s really not enough see-through food.” And no, ice doesn’t count as food. (Well, maybe on the hottest summer days it does.) But finally, someone has invented transparent chicken wings, and yes, they are entirely edible. No, before you ask, they don’t come from transparent chickens. Sadly. Via Food Beast, we’ve learned about an “unorthodox food blogger” and YouTuber named Cai Nan, who has figured out a way to create transparent meals. In a video that recently went viral, he gives a step-by-step process for making transparent crispy chicken wings. You can watch Nan’s video, titled “I want to make the fried chicken transparent, but the result is strange,” down below. Oh, and we must say, great title for a video. No notes.

To replicate the bones, Nan created a mixture of bone marrow, collagen, and cold gel. He then put it into bone-shaped molds to set. Turning the meat transparent became a more complex procedure, achieved with a contraption that extracts liquid from food. Nan then used a technique in “molecular gastronomy” that changes liquids into a moldable gel to recreate the muscle fiber structure. The meat then went into its own meat-shaped mold to set. The hardest part was figuring out how to make the crispy skin transparent as well. You can see how Cai Nan managed to make that all happen in the video above.

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The final result looks more like an art project than actual food, but Nan maintains that it is all entirely edible. It looks less like something one eats, and more like those Kryptonian information crystals in Superman’s Fortress of Solitude. The funny thing is, this is not the only transparent food experiment on Nan’s YouTube channel. A few months back, he posted a video on how to make a transparent burger, too. So, pretty soon, you can have your own transparent dinner party. We thought the future would have flying cars on Mars colonies. Somehow, we never predicted transparent food items. What a world.

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28/05/2026

When The Simpsons’ first episode debuted in 1989, the animated series couldn’t have seemed less like the types of cartoons Disney made. But, when you’re on the air for 37 years and counting, a whole lot can change in Hollywood. Disney not only acquired Fox Entertainment, it embraced the Simpsons clan as one of its own. Disney+ is home to the show’s more than 800 installments as well as exclusive, original episodes and shorts. And that will soon include three new summer episodes on the Mouse House’s streaming service. And all of them will continue the great Simpsons tradition of parodying famous stories.

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Disney+ announced Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie are getting three more exclusive episodes. The summer release schedule will kickoff with a double-episode. Here are the official titles, dates, guest stars, and synopses for all three:

“Extreme Makeover: Homer Edition” (June 17) – In this Disney+ exclusive double-episode, Homer and Marge’s fun couples’ date night goes off the rails when Marge learns Homer left the kids unsupervised with only the doorbell camera as a babysitter. Frustrated with her imperfect husband, a tipsy Marge stirs up a trilogy of fantasies of a different Homer. The special guest stars Betty Gilpin, with musical guests Laufey and Tegan and Sara.

“Simpsley” (July 3) – When penniless con-artist Marge Bouvier is sent to Italy to convince wealthy sap Seymour Skinner to come home, she’s tempted by the trappings of his affluent lifestyle. But there’s a big fat fly in the ointment: Skinner’s clingy, dim-witted mooch of a houseguest, Homer Simpsley. Lies, lust and Italian lira are abound in this Disney+ exclusive Simpsons noir.

“Yellow Mirror” (Aug. 26) – A defective lamp reveals a heartbreaking truth about what Homer believes is reality, and an AI-powered tablet befriends and controls Maggie. The Simpsons struggle to find the light through two dark tales of the curious and bizarre in this Disney+ exclusive.

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Those all sound very Simpsons-y. (And not just because we’ll be meeting Simpsley.) The fact they’ll belong exclusively to Disney’s streaming service is not something anyone could have predicted in 1989. But then again, neither were streaming services. Things change a lot in Hollywood over 37 years, even if the Simpsons family doesn’t.

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28/05/2026

Robert Pattinson (or, as we like to call him, RPatz) has quite the resume of varied roles. From being the sullen Edward Cullen to portraying the Dark Knight, there’s not much that this guy cannot do. But this latest role isn’t one that we saw coming at all. Robert Pattinson will portray Chris Hansen from To Catch a Predator fame in an A24 biographical crime drama called Primetime, which just released an intriguing trailer.

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In it, we hear Pattinson put on a new voice as he says that man must be made accountable for the decisions that he makes. Honestly, he does not sound recognizable at all. We see several clips across what looks like four video screens as he introduces himself as Chris Hansen and says that you’re about to be a part of television history. That’s absolutely true. To Catch a Predator changed investigative journalism through uncovering sexual predators who preyed on children via the Internet.

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We will see Pattinson morph into Chris Hansen when Primetime hits theaters on September 11.

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27/05/2026

We’re always ready to go back to the ’90s! For one thing, the fashion was great (sarcasm) and the music was incredible (not sarcasm). Also, generally things just felt better. I grew up in the ’90s, so maybe I’m looking through Not-On-the-Brink-of-End-Times-colored glasses. But, even back then, people had to worry about Apocalypse. Specifically, En-Sabah-Nur, the ancient mutant who will be the main villain of the long-awaited X-Men ’97 season two. With our characters scattered across time, it’s up to Bishop to bring everyone back…to the ’90s. Check out the epic trailer for the new season below.

The trailer opens with Rogue lamenting the loss of Gambit in season one. She, along with Xavier, Magneto, Beast, and Nightcrawler ended up in Ancient Egypt, at the start of Apocalypse’s reign. The Summers clan, Scott, Jean, son Nathan (Cable), and daughter Rachel are in the far-future, when Apocalypse ruled all. It’s up to Bishop and Forge to bring everyone back to the ’90s. X-Force and X-Factor are already there, but they’ll need the O.G.s if they’re going to beat the most fearsome mutant ever.

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Other characters we see include members of the Acolytes, plus Exodus and Danger, the robot version of the Danger Room itself. The final big team-up shot shows all of our heroes together and it looks cool as hell. I’m especially excited that Havoc, Polaris, Archangel, Psylocke, and Strong Guy will feature heavily this season. Love those weirdos.

We cannot wait to see what amazing action and high-drama lies ahead for the Merry Mutants. And we don’t have that long! X-Men ’97 season two will premiere on Disney+ July 1, 2026.

Kyle Anderson is the Senior Editor for Nerdist. He hosts the weekly pop culture deep-dive podcast Laser Focus. You can find his film and TV reviews here. Follow him on Letterboxd.

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27/05/2026

Sadly, the Voltron Force lions will not be assembling on the big screen after all. However, the Henry Cavill-led live-action adaptation of the beloved ’80s anime series is still coming in 2027, only now, directly to Prime Video. The classic weekday afternoon cartoon series, an adaptation of the Japanese series Beast King GoLion, remains an iconic ’80s property. But according to IGN, they always intended it for a straight-to-streaming debut. Henry Cavill is playing King Alfor of the planet Arus in the film. So he wouldn’t be piloting one of the lions, and would mainly appear in ghostly form, similar to Obi-Wan in the Star Wars films.

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Red Notice and Skyscraper’s Rawson Marshall Thurber directs Voltron from a script he wrote with Ellen Shanman. The original Beast King GoLion series came out in Japan in 1981. It was adapted as Voltron: Defender of the Universe in North America in 1984. The series, about five pilots on a distant planet who control robotic lions, who then join together to become Voltron, was an instant hit, spawning toys and merchandise galore. Along with Robotech, it ushered in a new American appreciation for anime, helping form the anime-infused pop culture of today. Voltron came back several more times over the years, most recently on Netflix.

Amazon MGM Studios is behind the new Voltron, and they are also the studio behind Masters of the Universe. We suppose that if MOTU hits, they may feel differently about Voltron’s chances as a theatrical release. We’ll just have to wait and see. The film’s director said last year that the live-action version will “Stay true to the heart and the spirit of Voltron. In this film, we’re going to be introducing an entirely new generation of pilots.” So no Keith, Lance, Pidge, Hunk, or Princess Allura, it seems. But the villain King Zarkon remains, played by none other than Sterling K. Brown. Which has our interest at least somewhat piqued. Voltron lands on Prime Video sometime in 2027.

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27/05/2026

Was Fallout season two not one of the most exceptional seasons of TV you have ever seen? Somehow, the sophomore season of this video game-based show EXCEEDED our expectations and its own incredible first season. Prime Video’s Fallout has a true gift for weaving together many disparate tones and storylines, boldly creating its own canon while adapting the original material to perfection, and delivering an aesthetic that is second to none. And nowhere is this more palpably powerful than in its music. The Fallout score is quite simply—a bop. And now, you can listen to the incredible original score by two-time Emmy award-winning and three-time Grammy-nominated composer Ramin Djawadi, the way all good Vault Dwellers would want you to listen to it, on vinyl. At Nerdist, we are thrilled to exclusively announce that the Fallout Season Two (Prime Original Series Soundtrack) is coming on 2xLP “Gold / Cobalt Shimmer vinyl, a Lakeshore Records release as stunning as both the series and its score.

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Spotify? iPhones? The good denizens of Vault 33 have never heard of those. In fact, they’re not even on Mr. House’s radar, and that’s saying something. But they do love boogying to a good record. Embrace the Vault, Wasteland, Brotherhood, and everything in between, with this incredible Fallout season two score vinyl release. Whether it’s the haunting howl of The Ghoul, the sinuous sounds of Mr. House, Lucy’s quickly darkening beats, it WILL sound better on this gorgeous vinyl. And that’s saying a lot because it sounds more than just okey-dokey to us already.

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A release shares, “Lakeshore Records is set to release Fallout Season Two (Prime Original Series Soundtrack), on 2xLP “Gold / Cobalt Shimmer” vinyl with a full color gatefold jacket and color inner sleeves. The original score by two-time Emmy award-winning and three-time Grammy-nominated composer Ramin Djawadi (Game of Thrones, Westworld), features a nuanced expansion of the dark and distinctive themes he created for the first season and for the characters as the next chapter of their post-apocalyptic journey unfolds in New Vegas. Fallout from Kilter Films, starring Ella Purnell (Yellowjackets, Sweatpea), Aaron Moten (Emancipation, Father Stu), Walton Goggins (The White Lotus, The Righteous Gemstones), Kyle MacLachlan (Twin Peaks), Moisés Arias (The King of Staten Island), and Frances Turner (The Boys), is available on Prime Video in more than 240 countries and territories worldwide.”

And yeah, the Gold/Cobalt shimmer of it all is really working for us. We’d probably be a Ghoul if we got to choose, but we have to say Vault-Tec has the better visual eye. We love this shimmering play on the traditional Fallout blue and gold. And, of course, the Vault-Tec symbol seals the deal in the middle. Below are the track listings of this Fallout season two vinyl, to remind you of all the incredible moments you can hear on this release. “Progress Marches On,” for example. Phew, that gives me the chills.

Head to Lakeshore Records’ webshop to purchase this Fallout season two vinyl today.

Fallout Season Two Vinyl Track List

Side 1:
01. Codex Is Clear
02. A Lot of Earning Potential
03. Stay Behind Me
04. Empathy Is Like Mud
05. Just Getting Started
06. Progress Marches On
07. Strength in Unity

Side 2:
08. Don’t Be Scared
09. Tunics
10. Family
11. What It Takes to Survive
12. It’s Not Weird
13. Chain of Command

Side 3:
14. Hot Dog
15. Time Takes a Toll
16. Looking for Someone
17. Fallen World
18. Plans Are Hard
19. Guaranteed Results

Side 4:
20. We Have Power
21. Conflict Resolution
22. Cause and Effect
23. Mashed Potatoes
24. The Inevitable
25. Promise to Make Better
26. Bet on Hope
27. Contingencies
28. Some Justice

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Was Fallout season two not one of the most exceptional seasons of TV you have ever seen? Somehow, the sophomore season of this video game-b...

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