Since Electro is back and all...

Marvel Television is being wound down, absorbed into Marvel Studios - and here are all the plots that will never be resolved.

Frozen 2 may be another ambitious Disney sequel, but there are some things that bothered audiences anyway.

Riverdale season 3 left fans with a lot of questions - and these definitely need to get answers in the upcoming season 4.

Tom Holland's Spider-Man looks set to leave the MCU after a disagreement between Sony and Disney, meaning these stories will go unresolved.

The DC Extended Universe has taken a swing upwards in quality and commercial value after the releases of Aquaman and Shazam!. Wonder Woman’s amazing performance also paved the way for the DCEU to shift its storylines to self-contained movies rather than ensemble pieces. With this change also comes the possibility of loose ends never being tied up.

One of the most clever and dark-humored Netflix Original Series of recent years, Santa Clarita Diet starred Drew Barrymore and Timothy Olyphant as Sheila and Joel Hammond, a husband and wife realtor team who find their lives turned upside down when Sheila suddenly becomes a zombie. With a mounting need to consume human flesh, Joel, his daughter Abby, and their neighbor Eric have to come up with inventive ways to provide her sustenance.

Avengers: Endgame has now officially released in theaters and provided viewers with a highly-anticipated, emotional conclusion to the epic story which began over ten years ago when Tony Stark announced to the world, "I am Iron Man."

No movie is perfect. Even The Godfather has some mistakes in its 3-hour runtime. Still, there is usually so much to enjoy in a film, that it's easy to overlook the questions it leaves unanswered. After all, You can usually get so invested in a film's story, that those little lapses in logic really make no difference at all. You might not even think about them until you get home from the theater, open your fridge, and try to find yourself a snack. Only then might you start asking questions, or saying "wait a minute, that didn't make sense when..." It doesn't mean the film was bad by any measure. In fact, a lot of films that have been famously praised as being classics are filled with plotholes and lingering questions.

With Game of Thrones coming to an end in its eighth season, it feels like the end of an era. Based on the novel series, A Song of Ice and Fire, by George R.R. Martin, the mature fantasy saga is one of HBO's biggest hits, adored by critics and audiences alike. Season Seven's ratings hit an all-time, record-breaking high of 30 million viewers per episode; an extraordinary achievement for a premium cable channel and in an age where traditional television is facing fierce competition from streaming services. After seven seasons of would-be monarchs, ice zombies and dragon babies — plus some of the most surprising twists in TV history — the stakes are high for the show to go on out a bang bigger than an explosion of wildfire.

It's hard to believe that Avatar: The Last Airbender wrapped up over a decade ago. (Feel old, yet?) The Nickelodeon animated series grew a huge baseman of both young and older viewers during its three-year run and this popularity hasn't waned one bit since it went off the air. In fact, as more time goes by, the more highly-regarded its legacy becomes, propelling it to the hallowed "modern classic" status few cartoons of its era have been able to achieve. Of course, we haven't exactly been starved for new Avatar content since The Last Airbender saga concluded. Aang, Zuko, Katara, Sokka, and Toph's adventures have continued in comic book form, as well as — with the exception of Sokka — their older, future selves in the sequel series that followed Aang's Avatar successor: The Legend of Korra.

Well, Captain Marvel is finally upon us. Be warned that full spoilers follow for the movie as we discuss everything it left ambiguous or downright inconsistent about the rest of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Dragon Ball Super is over, and fans are asking themselves what's next. But before we move on to the next grand adventure, we should probably take a few moments to reflect on this interesting series. There's a lot of questions that need answering. While Dragon Ball Super certainly cast light on things we've always wondered about, it also brought up a lot of new concepts. And some of these concepts just weren't explored enough. Maybe these secrets and mysteries were left intentionally open. After all, we need new things to explore in future series. But in many cases, we feel like we were left high and dry. We need more information about this stuff!