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M arvel's got an anticipated slate of shows coming this year, including Jon Bernthal's  The Punisher . A new teaser video builds anticipation that more details are coming at Comic-Con. Bernthal made quite the first impression in Season two of  Daredevil , and many are excited to see him branch out into his own solo series. The teaser includes the caption "One batch, Two  batch " which refers to his daughter's favorite children's book. It's also what he says before he takes out his targets, as the loss of his family spurs his brutal take on vigilante justice. You can view the teaser below. One batch, two batch. pic.twitter.com/OmwmQyRX9w — The Punisher (@ThePunisher) July 19, 2017 Marvel's  The Punisher   is being developed by Steve Lightfoot for   Netflix . Lightfoot will serve as showrunner. The Punisher   stars Jon Bernthal (Frank Castle), Jason R. Moore (Curtis Hoyle), Ebon Moss-Bachrach (David Lieberman), Michael Nathanson (Sam Stei...

Star Wars: 15 Worst Things The Jedi Ever Did Star Wars  has the clearest demarcation of hero and villain, even more so than  The Transformers  with Autobots and Decepticons or GI Joe and Cobra. In  Star Wars , it’s the dark side and the light. Well, clearly, the guys that dress in black and admittedly even call themselves users of the “dark side of the Force” are probably not the good guys. But they are, in theory. Why they would actually agree to being called the villains is a flaw in the franchise (if not just bad PR on their part). The Jedi themselves aren’t exactly saints, despite being portrayed that way. We’re not saying that  the Jedi are the true villains  and the Sith are misunderstood, but there are times that they really, really needed to stand back and consider how awful some of their actions made them look. There are minor things like lying for no real reason, and then there are things like launching a coup d’état and covering...

10 Unanswered Game Of Thrones Questions Heading Into Next Week's 'The Queen's Justice' HBO We’re only two episodes into  Game of Thrones ’ seventh season, and we’ve already got questions. The various webs of storylines across the Seven Kingdoms are finally coming together this year as new alliances are formed, old ones are tested, and the impending White Walkers are forcing Houses to look at the bigger picture. Last week’s “ Stormborn “ left us with a ton of unanswered questions about what’s happened and what’s to come. For instance –  SPOILER  alert  for Episode 2 – how did Euron find Yara and know Ellaria was on board, what is Littlefinger’s game plan, and should we be worried about Grey Worm? As we head into Sunday’s “The Queen’s Justice,” ScreenCrush’s resident  Thrones  experts Erin Oliver Whitney and Kevin Fitzpatrick breakdown the top lingering questions they’re hoping to get some clarity on. 1. ...