Science fiction may be universal, but one nation owns the small screen. The United States has become the unrivaled engine of sci-fi TV, turning out the shows that shape the genre worldwide.

Power Rangers fans have waited on the live-action reboot, Paramount’s in-development film, and the still-unreleased Ninja Kidz fan project—but the update that matters most is finally in sight: the long-awaited final work from a late Power Rangers legend.

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Nick Cannon says he f***s with President Donald Trump and brands Democrats the party of the KKK on his show Big Drive.

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