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Adult Swim has once again teamed with creator Genndy Tartakovsky to relaunch the awesome animated series Samurai Jack. The show will return with an all new season in the Toonami block sometime in 2016. Though it’s only a 5-second tease, it gave us a full-on nerdgasm.

Our first look at AMC’s adaptation of Garth Ennis’ classic comic book series. Preacher tells the tale of Jesse Custer, a priest who accidentally acquires divine powers and uses them to hunt God, who has abandoned Heaven. Yep, this one’s going to get a lot of hate mail.

“Oh Watson, nothing made me. I made me.” The trailer for the upcoming 19th century one shot of BBC’s Sherlock is strangely menacing, with allusions to “war” and ghastly pasts. Perhaps it won’t be about the Blue Carbuncle after all.

After 13 years, the believer and the skeptic go up against the Cigarette Smoking Man once again. Fox Mulder and Dana Scully return in a six episode mini-series from X-Files creator Chris Carter. Premieres 1/24/16 on Fox.

Redditor _its_ya_boy_ stumbled onto this classic track from an episode of Yo Gabba Gabba, packed with smooth flows and a catchy hook that will have you singing along in no time. Coincidentally, all our friends are insects.

(PG-13 Language) Vanity Fair reached out to talk show hosts Jimmy Kimmel, Conan O’Brien, John Oliver, Seth Meyers, Bill Maher, Trevor Noah and James Corden to offer up some pointers to Stephen Colbert as he prepares for his Late Show debut tonight. Say, where’s Fallon?

It took them long enough, but Hulu now has a new subscription plan with zero commercials. It costs $12 a month; $14 if you pay for the subscription on your iOS device using your iTunes account. The $8 plan is still available.

Marvel is releasing animated shorts about the origin stories of the Guardians of the Galaxy to promote their upcoming Disney XD TV show. First up are Star-Lord and Groot. They don’t exactly reveal much, but they’re still fun to watch.

A new HBO series from Jonathan Nolan (writer of The Dark Knight and Interstellar) based on Michael Crichton’s classic sci-fi film about a wild-west theme park inhabited by lifelike humanoids. With an all-star cast led by Anthony Hopkins.

(PG-13) From writer and producer Terence Winter (The Sopranos, Boardwalk Empire), director Martin Scorsese and ghoul Mick Jagger comes Vinyl, a ’70s drama about a record executive trying to rescue his dying label.

iShows 2 lets you keep track of your favorite TV shows and discover related shows and popular picks. It can notify you of new episodes, supports syncing with Trakt.tv accounts and has light and dark themes.

Get an early look at the new ABC prime-time series The Muppets, which takes us behind the scenes of the lives of Kermit, Miss Piggy, Fozzie and all the gang. The documentary style makes it look like The Office: Muppet Edition to us.

This season, go way back to 1979 to witness the dark and twisted goings-on in the world of a young Officer Lou Solverson. Patrick Wilson, Kirsten Dunst, Jean Smart, Jesse Plemons, Brad Garrett, Nick Offerman, and Ted Danson star.

Narcos is a stylized account of the Colombian drug network Medellín Cartel and its prime co-founder, the charismatic drug lord and politician Pablo Escobar. The new series arrives at Netflix on 8/28/15.

It’s just a brief tease, but the second season of Fargo appears to yet again capture the spirit of the Coen Brothers’ warped universe. As one commenter put it: “Are we going to watch this? Oh yeah. You betcha.” Drops 9/2015 on FX.

We’re not sure where Robert Kirkman has the time to create another TV series. Regardless, Cinemax plans on launching this series in 2016, based on Kirkman and Paul Azaceta’s Outcast – about a man posessed by demons. More here.

(SPOILERS) “The universe doesn’t give without taking.” Warner Bros. recaps the major moments of The Flash‘s exciting and eventful first season, and teases some of the developments in the second season. Teaser at 4:15.

Perhaps in an attempt to lure in fans of Michonne and Daryl, AMC’s new series features a hero with both a katana and a motorcycle. The story follows a warrior and a young boy on an action-packed journey through a land ruled by feudal barons.

(Gore) The Deadite have returned. Good thing Ash never went away. Bruce Campbell reprises his role as the reckless Ash Williams in the official sequel to Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead trilogy. The TV series starts 10/31/15 on Starz.

An excerpt from a special standalone episode of BBC’s Sherlock. It’s set in 19th century London, and the showrunners have dropped clues implying that it will be an adaptation of The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle.

(PG-13 Language) Showtime’s upcoming drama features the talents of Damian Lewis and Paul Giamatti, in a story of a powerful man in the world of New York high finance, and the U.S. Attorney who wants to shut him down.

NBC resurrects the once popular sci-fi action show that later lost its way, with a new group of mutant heroes to save Earth from its foes. We’ll be interested to see what they do differently this time. Premieres 9/24/15.

(PG-13) HBO’s new comedy series The Brink revolves around three US government employees who are trying to prevent World War III despite being despicable, inept or both. Starring Tim Robbins, Jack Black and Pablo Schreiber.