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18/07/2025

With Superman now a certified success, DC Studios can breathe a sigh of relief. DC’s co-heads James Gunn and Peter Safran can really start planning for the future. Reports are already coming out about how DC Studios hopes to fast-track Wonder Woman and Batman: The Brave and the Bold films. And Supergirl is already done filming. Once Gunn receives scripts he finds satisfying, that is. All of this is, of course, setting up the main course, which will be an eventual Justice League film uniting the main heroes. This time, the hope is that it’s a Justice League movie that’s done right, and does the iconic team, well, justice. And the key to how to pull that off might lie in the iconic Justice League animated series.

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Say what you want about the DCEU Zack Snyder Justice League team, but it had a pretty solid lineup. Glaringly, however, it didn’t have a Green Lantern among its ranks (likely due to the 2011 Ryan Reynolds film flopping), nor a Martian Manhunter on the team. However, the latter did appear in cameo form in Zack Snyder’s Justice League. Usually, the most iconic team rosters center on a “Big 7,” but the DCEU gave us only six. So in that regard, they started off on the wrong foot. On social media, Gunn has mentioned he’s a big fan of the DC Animated Universe. That DCAU encompassed Batman: The Animated Series, Superman: The Animated Series, Batman Beyond, and Justice League (later, Justice League Unlimited). This is why we would not be shocked to see the animated JL roster as our big-screen League.

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So, which possible DCAU heroes will anchor the DCU’s new Justice League? Right now, our only clues are who appears in Superman and characters we know will appear in future announced projects. We know that Superman is obviously a part of this new universe. Eventually, Batman and Wonder Woman will be as well. Superman introduced us to Hawkgirl, and Lanterns on HBO Max will introduce the John Stewart version of Green Lantern. That leaves two major members of the animated JLU that remain a big question mark: the Martian Manhunter, and the Wally West version of the Flash. If the DCU brings in the latter two heroes anytime soon, then we think it’s all but confirmed the animated League will become our new live-action team.

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Despite over 65 years of different Justice League teams in the comics, the lineup most well-known to people remains the animated version. No matter how popular a comic book may be, millions more people see a TV series or film than read a comic book. So, for mainstream audiences, the appeal of seeing that beloved roster, which many adults today grew up watching as kids, might be too hard to resist. The show proved that the group dynamic of that roster of heroes really works well together.

Of course, James Gunn (assuming he writes and directs this one), may look to the later animated version, Justice League Unlimited. That version had a truly massive grouping of characters, although the seven founders remained the core of the group, and the big decision makers. So maybe we’ll see Mister Terrific, Guy Gardner, Metamorpho, and Supergirl appear, even if they aren’t front and center. Maybe even Blue Beetle, who it seems DC may retcon into the new DCU, could be a part of it.

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That might seem like a lot of characters, maybe too many. But Gunn just proved he can lead a rather large ensemble cast with Superman, which has over twelve main roles. We’re not saying his Justice League has to be that big in size. But Gunn has proven again he can pull off a sizable cast and give almost everyone something to do. No matter what, we are literally years away from a Justice League film. We don’t think Gunn and Peter Safran are going to rush into this like the old DCEU did. But Gunn is smart enough to know that the blueprint for how the League can work on screen already exists. The trick now is how to translate it into live-action.

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18/07/2025

Since the rise of the modern superhero movie this century, it has created its own cinematic cliché. No, not “We have to stop the energy beam in the sky to save the city.” Although, yes, that one too. We’re talking about the “Superhero Landing.” You know, that part in the movie where the hero either jumps through the air (or flies) and then hits the ground in a stylish three-point landing, looking all badass. Now, the folks at Marvel have made a compilation video of their most iconic superhero landings from the MCU, and you can watch it in full down below:

We are not sure who did the whole superhero landing thing first. Although, we want to say it was Wesley Snipes in Blade back in 1998. It’s become such a staple ever since, that Ryan Reynolds was already making jokes about it in Deadpool in 2016. The video from Marvel highlights some of the best ones, including Iron Man, Captain America, Black Widow, Black Panther, Spider-Man, and Thor. A few of these stalwart Avengers have more than one superhero landing on their resume. And we’re sure that when Avengers: Doomsday rolls around, we’ll see even more of them. Robert Downey Jr. might not be able to resist doing one, even as Doctor Doom.

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To be fair, the superhero landing isn’t only a Marvel thing. Henry Cavill’s Superman did his own version too. It feels like the superhero landing took the place of the classic superhero pose of yesteryear. You know, standing stoically with one’s hands on their hips, setting legs shoulder width apart, then lifting one’s chest and giving a heroic stare. Two Superman actors, George Reeves and Christopher Reeve, perfected this pose. Not to mention Adam West as Batman, and Lynda Carter as Wonder Woman. Here’s hoping Superman creates a new cliche superhero post — sitting down and just chilling with your dog.

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18/07/2025

With 790 episodes of The Simpsons (and counting) there is no dearth of Homer-centric installments. Why wouldn’t there be? He’s one of the greatest characters in TV animated pop culture human history, and if you want to be reminded why, it’s easy to find episodes featuring the family’s iconic dad. But Disney+ just made it even easier to do exactly that. The streaming site has launched a special 24/7 “HOMERPALOOZA!” channel featuring Homer heavy episodes.

Disney+’s new limited-time stream kicked off today and it will have fans of The Simpsons yelling, “Woohoo!” Called “Homerpalooza!,” the channel consists of 200 of Homer’s most memorable episodes. They cover around 80 hours of programming in total. In a statement, executive producer and show runner Matt Selman said, “In the history of television, is there a funnier 80 hours than the top 200 Homer episodes of The Simpsons? (DRAMATIC PAUSE) No.”

We’re not going to argue. Homer Simpson is the best.

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“HOMERPALOOZA!” is the latest 24/7 stream on Disney+ after the site launched a series of them last year. The Mouse calls them a “collection of lean-back viewing experiences.” While Homer Simpsons truly loves to lounge around doing nothing, very few things he has ever done has ended up being laid back.

Even when he tries to lean back, it ends up causing problems. He once stopped going to church so he could rest on Sundays and nearly died when he almost burned down the Simpsons’ house. Homer threw a BBQ and it ended with a pig literally flying. He went on a ski retreat and ended up forever haunted by stupid sexy Flanders well-toned ass.

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Like we said, he’s the best. But just because Homer always gets into trouble when he leans back that shouldn’t stop fans from enjoying “HOMERPALOOZA!”

Just make sure not to neglect your kids when you watch too much TV like Homer.

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17/07/2025

After a long two-year wait, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds finally returns for its much-anticipated third season. And this year, they have a new (old) crew member in the form of Scotty, played by Martin Quinn. Recently, Nerdist got the chance to chat with much of the main cast, who told us about returning to duty on the Enterprise for year three of their five-year mission. There are very mild spoilers for the upcoming season peppered throughout, so please be aware.

Rebecca Romijn (Una Chin Riley “Number One”)

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Nerdist: Last season, Captain Pike (Anson Mount) really went to bat for Una when she had all of her troubles with the court martial, and her heritage revealed. How has the ordeal strengthened the relationship between these two in your eyes, going into the third season?

Rebecca Romijn: That has completely lightened up their relationship. It’s lightened up Una for sure. She’s no longer hiding and living a lie and. She’s much freer, and ready to take her post to the next level, and I think she’s forever indebted to Pike for going to bat for her and, so it’s just strengthened their relationship. And yeah, it’s just a freer, lighter Una in season three.

So we know what becomes of Captain Pike by the time of Star Trek: Original Series, but Una’s fate is a mystery. Do you have ideas of where you’d like Number One to end up, or are you leaving that entirely to the writers?

Romijn: I actually do know, but I can’t say.

Christina Chong (La’an Noonien Singh)

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Your character La’an has kind of relaxed a lot more after the events of the last season. This year, we even get to see her dance quite a bit, which no one would have seen in her future when the show started. Was the dancing aspect something you pushed for?

Christina Chong: I had a meeting with (series producers) Henry and Akiva, and they asked me, “Was there anything you wanted to do, anything you want to try?” I said wow, I don’t know, you guys provide us with so much, so many challenges each season. I said “Maybe dancing?” I don’t know how, how are you going to put that in when we’ve already done the musical. And so they did, and I thought “Wow, OK, so I asked for it. But I asked for it in my head for what was like one dance. I know, careful what you wish for. I ended up doing like 7 dances or something. So yes, there’s a lot more dancing. It was like 75 hours of rehearsal!

Jess Bush (Christine Chapel) and Martin Quinn (Montgomery Scott)

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In the first two seasons, each of your characters were getting to know each other and starting to form a family. How does the addition of Scotty into the mix this season change the dynamic?

Jess Bush: Yeah, I think Scotty’s personality, and what Martin brings to the character, is so iconic and so refreshing, and it’s such a natural friendliness and comedy that he brings to the mix, so it’s such a different flavor to what already exists within our little family. And it balances it out in such a beautiful way.

Martin Quinn: Oh, I’m going red. Thank you, though. Hey, and it’s a good gang to join, do you know what I mean? They’re amazing. It’s weird having watched the show, and then joining it.

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This season, Christine has a new man in her life, Dr. Roger Korby (Cillian O’Sullivan), and it causes a lot of drama in her dynamic with Spock (Ethan Peck), to say the least. Just asking each of you as actors, are you guys “Team Spock” or “Team Roger?”

Quinn: (Roger Korby) is Irish, so maybe, maybe Scotty would want Korby.

Bush: I don’t know, maybe Spock? I just think it’s sad to see him now. But I don’t think I can say. I don’t think I can say, because it might reveal something! I know the answer, and I’m actually worrying now that I’ve revealed something, so I’m panicking now.

Celia Rose Gooding (Nyota Uhura)

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I know this season that Uhura gets someone new to flirt with, in the form of Erica’s brother Beto. In the original show, Uhura didn’t get much of a personal life. Did you ask for your character to finally have a life outside of the communications console?

Celia Rose Gooding: Yes and no. I have always been asking the show runners, just because of the nature of the character. She’s already been through so much. So I remember before we started season three I was asking them, “I would love some levity for the character. I would love for her to be sought after and desired, and I would just love for her to feel wanted.” And it wasn’t necessarily a romantic thing.

I wanted her to have very obvious proof that she is wanted as a part of the team, as a part of her crew. And they went above and beyond and said she will be wanted romantically by Erica’s brother. And when I first heard it, I was like, “Oh, OK, that’s a change.” But it ended up being a really, really wonderful piece of her season three storyline.

Babs Olusanmokun (Doctor M’Benga)

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We know, of course, that Doctor M’Benga has a daughter, and now she’s somewhere off into the cosmos. But will we ever learn who her mother was, or what that relationship was like? Have you discussed this aspect of your character with the writers?

Babs Olusanmokun: Yeah, I think we’ll have to find out. That’s sort of, yeah…that is percolating in the air somewhere. It’s percolating in the air.

Melissa Navias (Erica Ortegas)

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The arrival of Ortegas’ brother adds a new layer to your character this season. Do you feel Erica will be less willing to take big risks knowing her little brother in board? Or do you think it doesn’t really change anything?

Melissa Navias: I think that her brother knows a side to Erica that the crew maybe doesn’t as much. Because with family you can be more open, and you know they know all your all your best parts. But also, all those parts that you’re able to show, and you can let your guard down and relax. It’s her little brother, so she’s going to be protective. So I’m excited for fans to see that side of her.

But if I may for a moment, in case anyone cares, Melissa’s always also been asking for a romantic interest for Ortegas. Whether or not anyone’s gonna see that, I just want the world to know that we are asking. We are demanding, we are trying. But the fact that she gets this awesome little brother that I could not have cast any better, is going to be a treat for fans. And to see them together, his name is Beto, it’s going to be a blast.

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season three premieres on Paramount+ on July 17.

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16/07/2025

I Know What You Did Last Summer merges nostalgia with ramped-up gore and comedic quips, ensuring laughs continue throughout. While the killer reveal is not too surprising, the motivation is more confusing than believable. A couple of the characters do not stand out, which is unsurprising in a slasher. However, the OG cast’s return adds a dash of depth. I Know What You Did Last Summer carves up laughs, jump scares, and some eerie deaths, even if its third act goes off the rails.

Directed by Jennifer Kaytin Robinson (Do Revenge, Someone Great) and written by Robinson, Sam Lansky, and Leah McKendrick (who cameos in the film as well), the film follows a group of friends stalked by a killer after covering up a horrific incident. They wind up seeking the help of two survivors of a similar murder spree in their town that occurred decades ago. So, audiences get to shriek as Julie, played by Jennifer Love-Hewitt and Ray, played by Freddie Prinze Jr., return to the horror series to assist the new generation of future hook victims.

I Know What You Did Last Summer Has Some Frustrating, and Some Fun, New Cast

Perhaps it’s simply the audience that’s more savvy. But the fact that this new cast often leans into separating—like they inhaled the gas from Cabin in the Woods—leaves you reciting Marty’s “Really?” It’s as though they’re allergic to being near each other for more than a few hours. For friends, this is one of the more superficial groups. The new Julie is Ava, played by Chase Sui Wonders, and she’s sadly one of the dullest characters in the film. That could be because other characters received better lines and had more personality.

Ava’s relationship or situationship with Milo, performed by Jonah Hauer-King, lacks believability, especially as the movie progresses. Hell, the connection between Ava and Tyler, played by model and musician Gabbriette, felt more genuine. The other pair is Danica, played by Madelyn Cline, and Teddy, portrayed by Tyriq Withers. As we saw in the trailers, Teddy is this film’s Helen (RIP fighter).

There’s Lots of Nostalgia for Laughs (and That’s a Good Thing)

The movie doesn’t take itself too seriously, leaning into the brutal absurdity of a Thanksgiving that tries for more. It recalls moments from previous films, including Julie’s “What are you waiting for?!” Even if it lacks the impact it once had, it still brings a smile to fans of the franchise. Plus, I Know What You Did Last Summer does not rely on the original cast to carry the new film. It’s very much a slasher with a new crew of victims for a new audience. Between the nostalgia and the new cast’s comedic timing, especially Danica’s, the movie maintains a level of entertainment.

I Know What You Did Last Summer Delivers Gore and Imaginative Deaths

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Compared to the 1997 film of the same name, the new one steps up the deaths. The original leaned into obscure deaths, making blood and gore pretty much nonexistent. This movie emphasizes the bloody mayhem, but it does not go too far. Plus, there’s an element to the deaths that adds an extra layer of horrified shock. The new I Know What You Did Last Summer surpasses the original in this regard, making the chaotic violence fresh and surprising.

Out With the Old, In With the New Development

The theme arrives in spatters through the film. It’s a whitewashing of an unpalatable past that also removes what makes a location memorable. In its place is a generic, swanky, more expensive locale that’s interchangeable with any other spot overtaken by capitalistic greed. I Know What You Did Last Summer explores this, but does not give it substantial attention, thereby making it feel like a joke. The meat of covering the good and bad in a community’s past, i.e., gentrification, and looking down on or ignoring those who are a reminder of that history, is a compelling concept that’s tragically waylaid. So that, plus twists and reveals, cause the final act to stretch believability.

Overall, This Slasher Sequel Is a Deadly Delight

I Know What You Did Last Summer takes the core concept of the first film and surrounds it with current trends of slasher horror with bloodshed, gore, twisted comedy, and more. The home stretch falters. However, the movie remains a fun watch, adding fresh faces alongside familiar ones. Plus, the 1998 sequel, I Still Know What You Did Last Summer, was one of the few slashers of the ’90s where the Black girl survives—looking at you, Scream.

RELATED ARTICLEAn Ode to I STILL KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER’s Karla WilsonBecause of that, I not only enjoyed the movie, but I’ll definitely watch any sequels. I Know What You Did Last Summer proves it’s a horror film and franchise that deserves its placement in the sweltering, uncomfortable season.I Know What You Did Last Summer ⭐ (3.5 of 5)

I Know What You Did Last Summer hits theaters on July 18.

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16/07/2025

James Gunn’s new DCU is getting ready to launch in cinemas all over the globe next year with the release of Superman. But just one year later, Kal-El’s cousin Kara, a.k.a Supergirl, is hitting the big screen as well, in the character’s first feature film in over 40 years. Originally titled Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, it seems the film will now just be Supergirl. This isn’t shocking considering Superman: Legacy eventually became Superman. Gunn himself commented on it during a Rolling Stone interview, saying “I think its just called Supergirl” and noting that he’s always cutting things.

After seeing Supergirl in Superman for a very fun cameo, James Gunn gave fans the gift of this very rad poster. She’s absolutely a wild child to look out for, indeed.

Look Out. 2026.

— James Gunn (.bsky.social) 2025-07-16T14:50:15.332Z

Here’s everything we know so far about DC Studios’ upcoming movie about the Girl of Steel, Supergirl.

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Like the comic book upon which it is based, the title of the film was once Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow but now it is Supergirl. It will be the second film in James Gunn’s Chapter 1 of his new DCU, titled “Gods and Monsters.”

Supergirl’s Plot

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Based on the 2021-2022 series of the same name by Batman writer Tom King and artist Bilquis Evely, the film will be a grand intergalactic adventure. In this story, Kara Zor-El, Superman’s young cousin, will embark on a journey through space on her 21st birthday. Joining her on this adventure is Krypto the Superdog. In space she meets a young alien girl named Ruthye who asks Kara for her help in getting revenge for the killing of her family by a man known as Krem of the Yellow Hills. Kara is far more jaded than her cousin Kal-El, who came to Earth as a baby. In stark contrast, this version of Kara witnessed the destruction of her home planet at age 14, changing her outlook on life going forward.

Today we celebrate and all her various incarnations. Can’t wait for you to see the latest version, portrayed by the indomitable , in June 2026.

Photo by Parisa Taghizadeh. pic.twitter.com/3sXwAFfxJb

— James Gunn () March 31, 2025

Behind-The-Scenes

Supergirl is directed by I, Tonya and Cruella director Craig Gillespie, from a script by Ana Nogueira. Although she has written screenplays before, most know Nogueira from her role in the CW series The Vampire Diaries. DC Studios co-heads James Gunn and Peter Safran are producing. Of Nogueira, Gunn said “Ana is an amazing writer whose screenplay adaptation of Woman of Tomorrow is above and beyond anything I hoped it would be.”

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He later said (via The Hollywood Reporter) “[Writer] Anna [Nogueira] came in, and she pitched the story to me of Supergirl, and it was just one of the best pitches I’ve ever heard, and she immediately wrote it. She came in with the first draft that was great, and it’s just gotten better and better. Then [director] Craig [Gillespie] has been incredibly easy to work with, and I can’t wait for that to come out.”

On January 23, 2025, Gunn shared a photo of star Milly Alcock sitting in a director’s chair with the Supergirl logo on it. He explained that cameras are rolling on what will be the DCU’s second feature.

Thrilled to see cameras roll at Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden on Supergirl, with Craig Gillespie at the helm and the phenomenal Milly Alcock as our Kara Zor-El. Craig brings an incredible sensibility to this story, and Milly is every inch the unique envisioned by Tom… pic.twitter.com/za9Tr8Vryr

— James Gunn () January 23, 2025

Supergirl’s Cast

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Our titular woman of tomorrow is none other than House of the Dragon star Milly Alcock. As fans probably know, she played the younger Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen in the first season of that series. Joining her is Belgian actor Matthias Schoenaerts, famous for his role in Netflix’s The Old Guard. Here, he’s the antagonist of the film, Krem of the Yellow Hills. Although not confirmed, we imagine there will be some kind of smaller role for David Corenswet as Kara’s cousin Superman.

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Eve Ridley will also star in the film as Ruthye Mary Knolle. This character is central to the comics that the film is based on, in which this alien girl discovers the death of her father by a villain named Krem. Her quest for vengeance leads to a team up with Kara for justice.

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In a move both totally surprising and not at all surprising, Jason Momoa—Aquaman in the DCEU—has been cast as Lobo in the DCU, to make his first supporting appearance in Supergirl.

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David Krumholtz (Oppenheimer) and Emily Beecham (1899) have been cast in the film as Kara’s parents, Zor-El and Alura, respectively. Presumably they will feature in flashbacks since the characters are canonically dead by time Supergirl is awakened on Earth.

Supergirl‘s Release Date

Supergirl is set to release in theaters worldwide on June 26, 2026.

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15/07/2025

Get ready, Critters. Critical Role is going global once again in 2026. Yes, our favorite adventuring party will be making stops all over the world as they bring to life the Echoes of Exandria tour. This exciting quest will feature brand-new Exandrian one-shots at every stop and bring Critical Role to fans in Atlanta, Berlin, Edinburgh, London, and Fort Worth in 2026. The upcoming Critical Role world tour will also feature unique staging, surprise guests, merch drops, and more. Plus, a very special Game Master who will surely have Critical Role fans EVERYWHERE on their feet in delight. So, strap on your wandering boots, get your potions all aligned, and get ready to explore Exandria. Here’s what we know about Critical Role‘s 2026 global tour.

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Critical Role Heads Out on a Global Tour in 2026, Echoes of Exandria

2025 marks Critical Role‘s 10th anniversary. How incredible is that? To see where it all started, you can check out the very first episode of Critical Role below. But to see where it’s going, look to the farthest point on the horizon you can see and the farther. Because in 2026, Critical Role is heading on tour and inviting Critters everywhere to help explore Exandria together, in person. And could there be anything more beautiful than that?

“It is truly a gift and a privilege to have the opportunity to travel all over the world to bring Critical Role to our far-reaching community of nerds,” shares Marisha Ray, Co-founder and Creative Director at Critical Role. “In many ways, this adventure is just the beginning!”

More About The Echoes of Exandria Tour

Critical Role‘s 2026 tour is produced in partnership with AEG. A release shares that, “each live show is a unique story, woven into the world of Exandria and brought to life by founding cast members Matthew Mercer (serving as GM for the first four shows), Ashley Johnson, Marisha Ray, Taliesin Jaffe, Travis Willingham, Sam Riegel, Laura Bailey, and Liam O’Brien.”

The Critical Role 2026 tour begins in Atlanta on May 26, then crosses the Atlantic to Berlin on July 6 and Edinburgh on July 12, heads to London on October 26, and ends in Fort Worth on December 3. Excitingly enough, in Fort Worth, Travis Willingham will serve as the evening’s Game Master (GM) for the very first time during The Echoes of Exandria tour. Cue the applause!

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Critters eager to make sure they roll a Nat 20 during the Critical Role tour can also snag Fan Experience tickets for all shows except Edinburgh. These provide attendees early entry, a 45-minute Q&A preshow, and access to the best seats in the house. Sounds delightful.

Snag Your Tickets to the Critical Role 2026 Tour Early

Those wanting to absolutely guarantee their attendance at the Echoes of Exandria tour should consider becoming Beacon members. Beacon members will receive early access to tickets through the platform’s exclusive pre-sale starting Tuesday, July 22 (visit Beacon.tv for membership information).

More details about all upcoming Critical Role events can be found here.

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Critical Role‘s Echoes of Exandria 2026 Global Tour: Date, Location, and Ticket Information

Atlanta, Georgia: Echoes of Exandria Stop Information

May 26, 2026 at Gas South Arena

Beacon member presale: July 22

Venue/promoter presales: July 24

General on-sale: July 25

Berlin, Germany: Echoes of Exandria Stop Information

July 6, 2026 at Uber Arena

Beacon member presale: July 22

Venue/promoter presale: July 24

General on-sale: July 25

Edinburgh, Scotland: Echoes of Exandria Stop Information

July 12, 2026 at Edinburgh Castle

Beacon member presale: July 22

Promoter presale: July 24

General on-sale: July 25

London, England: Echoes of Exandria Stop Information

October 26, 2026 at The O2

Beacon member presale: July 22

O2 presale: July 23

Promoter presale: July 24

General on-sale: July 25

Fort Worth, Texas: Echoes of Exandria Stop Information

December 3, 2026 at Dickie’s Arena, Featuring Travis Willingham as GM

Beacon member presale: July 22

Local venue presale: July 24

General on-sale: July 25

Additional details about tour livestream or VOD availability, accessibility accommodations, and merchandise drops will be shared closer to each show through Critical Role’s official channels. Sign up for the Critical Role newsletter or follow Critical Role on TikTok at and on Instagram at .
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