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Watching an old favorite again can be a little embarrassing. That show you spent years defending suddenly has a whole episode about stolen brains, terrible computer graphics, or someone drinking magical beer. You remember the good stuff, of course. The characters you loved, the jokes you repeated, and the finales that had everyone talking. But…

Daniel OropezaDaniel OropezaShopping Editor ExperienceDaniel is Lifehacker’s Shopping Editor covering tech deals and reviewing TVs, headphones, speakers, and projectors. He earned his master’s in journalism from Columbia University and has reported for the Miami Herald. He lives in Atlanta. Areas of ExpertiseTechAndroidTvs Read Full Bio November 9, 2026 Add as a preferred source on GoogleAdd…

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Mom, look at that video game! Pressing a greasy nose against the glass of a local rental shop or electronics store window was a sacred childhood rite of passage. Pointing wildly at glowing displays and oversized cardboard boxes promised a future where bedrooms turned into full-blown arcades. Manufacturers knew exactly how to hook young minds…

The Marvel Cinematic Universe is expanding once again, because Marvel Studios has announced at New York Comic Con another project that will debut after Avengers: Secret Wars wraps up the Multiverse Saga. That would be Zodiac, a new “spy thriller” from Marvel Television. But besides a 2028 release window, we don’t have any other official…

Before you toss those old boxes in the attic, you might want to dig through them first. Items you’d never think twice about, including Snapple caps, McDonald’s Halloween buckets, and forgotten kitchen novelties, are now commanding serious money from collectors. That dusty clutter gathering cobwebs over your head could be worth a small fortune.

It was inevitable: after five seasons of greed and ruthlessness, chemistry teacher-turned-meth cooker Walter White (Bryan Cranston) had to die. But what a way to go, with an explosive, critically acclaimed final run — both halves of season five won the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series in 2013 and 2014 — that not only offered…