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Will there be a Sakamoto Days season 2? Potential release date and more
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Will there be a Sakamoto Days season 2? Potential release date and more

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Despite that, the airing of season 1’s finale – episode #22, Each One’s Mission – hasn’t been followed with tons of information about a possible Sakamoto Days season 2, or the show’s 23rd episode that would start it off.

That said, we’ve put together all of the information available right now to tell you how likely a second season of the hit anime is and when it could happen.

Will there be a Sakamoto Days season 2?

Sakamoto Days season 2 will undoubtedly pick up from the start of the JCC Infiltration Arc. Netflix

At the time of writing, a Sakamoto Days season 2 hasn’t been confirmed just yet, but a follow-up season is practically inevitable with the anime’s massive success so far; season 1 was not only enjoyed by critics, but also achieved 24 million views during the first half of the year – as revealed by Netflix in July.

Whilst not the highest-performing show on the streaming platform altogether (Naruto scored 45 million views), that’s still a massive number for a brand new anime franchise.

With season 1 finishing after its final episode on 22nd September 2025, we likely won’t see a season 2 announcement for Sakamoto Days for some time; this is usually the case with anime – especially with studios like Sakamoto Days’ TMS Entertainment.

Nevertheless, with the success of the anime and the massive amount of chapters in the anime still to cover, we’re hopeful that plans for Sakamoto Days’ second season are being spoken about behind the scenes.

When could a potential Sakamoto Days season 2 release date be?

With the workload of its anime studio in mind, we estimate that Sakamoto Days could come back for season 2 (starting with episode 23) with a possible release date window of early 2027 for its first cour, followed by summer 2027 for its second cour.

Normally, we’d expect a launch of early to mid-2026. However, the studio behind Sakamoto Days, TMS Entertainment, is made up of an ambitious team that takes on multiple anime at the same time – Rent-a-Girlfriend, Dr. Stone, Honey Lemon Soda, etc – jumping between seasons for each season as it comes.

As a result, we believe Sakamoto Days’ second season could get pushed back as a result, as follow-up seasons of TMS’s other shows have taken at least a year to produce.

On the other hand, we’re aware of Netflix’s tendency to prioritise shows that are a definite success, marking the potential for TMS Entertainment to fast-track the next part of Sakamoto Days.

As soon as we hear any update saying we might see episode 23 of Sakamoto Days sooner, we’ll update this guide accordingly.

Didn’t Sakamoto Days season 2 already air?

Rather than season 2 of Sakamo Days, the batch of episodes we just saw finish in September 2025 was the second half of season 1 — known as a second cour.

In anime, cours are blocks of 10-14 episodes, either making up a series’ whole season, or two parts equalling 20 to 26 episodes. Whilst sometimes having a break in-between, or back-to-back with new openings and endings (like Jujutsu Kaisen season 1), both cours still count as a single anime season.

Sakamoto Days season 1 was a prime example of this: season 1’s episodes 1 to 11, airing between January and March 2025, made up Part 1; episodes 12 to 22, dropping between July and September 2025, made up the second cour to become Part 2.

With the many chapters of manga still to cover, we’d expect Sakamoto Days season 2 to follow the same pattern if it is renewed.

Where to pick up the Sakamoto Days manga after season 1

Taro Sakamoto and Shin Asakura fighting Mad Horiguchi in Sakamoto Days

Sakamoto Days season 2 would have more wild fights, like that against Mad Horiguchi in season 1. Netflix

With the wrapping up of season 1 with episode 22, the Sakamoto Days anime covers up to chapter 73 of the manga – meaning you should start reading chapter 74 of the manga and onwards if you want to start reading ahead.

There may be some slight crossover with what was covered in episode 22 and after chapter 73, but because Sakamoto Days season 1 essentially ended with kicking off with the Japan Clear Creation arc, it’s better to start from this point for consistency and to make sure you don’t miss anything.

Sakamoto Days streams exclusively on Netflix in the UK, US, and other territories worldwide. At the time of writing, Sakamoto Days is not on Crunchyroll or any other alternative anime streaming services.

Check out the rest of our Sci-Fi and Fantasy coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to see what’s on tonight. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.

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Star Wars Visions Season 3: A New Chapter In Galactic Storytelling | Glamsham.com
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Star Wars Visions Season 3: A New Chapter In Galactic Storytelling | Glamsham.com

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Every era of Star Wars has pushed boundaries, but Visions has been something else entirely. When the first season launched in 2021, it wasn’t just another addition to the galaxy’s ever-expanding canon, it was an invitation. Lucasfilm handed the keys of its most treasured universe to creators across the globe and asked them to dream. The result was bold, risky, and unlike anything fans had seen before. Now, with Star Wars: Visions Season 3 arriving on Disney+ October 29, 2025, that invitation feels even more urgent. This is where Star Wars isn’t just retold, it’s reimagined.

This season carries forward the DNA of Visions: daring, self-contained stories that bend form while staying rooted in the saga’s eternal themes of destiny, hope, and rebellion. Executive producers Jacqui Lopez, Josh Rimes, and James Waugh once again oversee the anthology, but the brilliance lies in the hands of the global filmmakers, from Asia to Europe, Latin America to India, who transform Star Wars into something personal and universal all at once.

Animation is more than a tool here, it’s the heartbeat. Each short feels like an experiment in style and storytelling: some drawn by hand with painterly textures, some breaking the limits of CGI, others blending aesthetics in ways that redefine what Star Wars can look like. Where George Lucas once pushed special effects to create new worlds, these filmmakers now push cultural identity and artistry into the franchise, proving the Force belongs to everyone.

While casting details remain guarded, past seasons have shown how wide the reach can be. Performers like Lucy Liu, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Alison Brie, and Neil Patrick Harris lent their voices alongside local talents, striking a balance between Hollywood presence and authentic global storytelling. Season 3 is poised to expand that tradition, amplifying voices that might otherwise never echo in a galaxy so familiar to fans.

And that is perhaps the real beauty of Visions. In a franchise often tied down by canon, timelines, and fan debates, this anthology is free. It is Star Wars unshackled, a place where myths, cultures, and animation techniques collide. For those who grew up with the saga and those discovering it through streaming marathons, TikTok clips, or fandom chatter, Visions offers the same promise: a chance to rediscover the galaxy with new eyes.

As Star Wars: Visions Season 3 streams between October 29, 2025 and January 29, 2026, it’s more than just another release on Disney+. It’s a reminder that stories live longest when they are shared, reshaped, and retold through many voices. In an entertainment landscape where big franchises often cling to safety, Visions dares to be fearless. And that’s why, almost half a century after Luke first looked at the twin suns, the galaxy far, far away still feels infinite.

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How Politics and Division Shaped Season 6 (Exclusive)

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[Warning: The following contains spoilers for the Unforgotten Season 6 finale.]

Six seasons in, British crime drama Unforgotten continues to tell gripping, complex stories. When the killer of brutish husband, father and business proprietor Gerry Cooper was revealed in the Masterpiece series’ Sunday, September 28 finale on PBS, it turned out not to be any of the four persons of interest set up at the start: his wife Juliet (Victoria Hamilton), onetime mistress Melinda (MyAnna Buring), former employee Marty (Maximilian Fairley), and the Afghani translator who had aided some of Gerry’s immigrant tenants, Asif (Elham Ehsas).

It was Gerry’s teenage daughter, Taylor (Pixie Davies), who was responsible for his death, and she hadn’t even realized it because her mother had covered for her. When the girl, 11 years old at the time, saw her mother on the floor and her father striking Juliet with his foot, she grabbed a knife that was on the kitchen table and stabbed him in the leg.

He bled out, but by then Juliet had taken Taylor upstairs, before returning to dismember her husband’s body and dispose of it in the marsh. In the end, police detectives Sunny Khan and Jess James (Sanjeev Bhaskar and Sinéad Keenan) learned that prosecutors opted not to charge either one.

Besides offering a terrific whodunit, Unforgotten creator and executive producer Chris Lang, who has written every episode of the series, wanted to explore the political divide that Britain — and many other countries — are facing through this season’s characters.

“That was my prevailing theme, division,” he tells TV Insider. “I think the left and the right in the U.K. used to be able to rub along fairly amicably, but since Brexit, it’s been really difficult, and it feels like people have entrenched themselves even further in their positions. There’s a sort of straight fault line down the middle that’s more marked, I think, than it’s ever been.”

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Although the characters represented varying political stances — Melinda was a right-wing political commentator; Asif was helping a friend who’d entered the country illegally — viewer response illustrated the divide when Unforgotten aired in Britain earlier this year. Lang’s social media pages lit up with angry comments.

“The greatest challenge was … to not respond in the way that I was advocating we’ve got to stop doing,” Lang says. “We’ve got to start having more restrained conversations. We’ve got to respect each other more. I developed a technique of saying, ‘Well, I’m sorry you feel like that, and I hope you can still enjoy the show in some way.’ I knew it was going to provoke a reaction, but I didn’t think it would be as strong as it was.”

The American political climate even prompted a change in filming locales. Unforgotten‘s American broadcaster, PBS, was defunded by the federal government this summer amid accusations by Republicans and President Trump that PBS has a liberal bias. But concerns about the political ramifications of this season existed even before the 2024 election.

Lang initially planned to set and shoot part of Season 6 in the U.S., but those scenes, which involved Melinda, were rewritten to take place in Ireland (and shot in Wales). “In the end, it was deemed to be too difficult to shoot in America,” he says. “The elections were coming up and … it was a politically sensitive story. There were a lot of difficult subjects addressed, and in the end, it was felt it was probably more expedient to shoot in a country close to home.”

Lang feels not filming in the U.S. was the right decision. “Whatever I’m saying as a writer is really about the U.K. and its environments. When you move out and start maybe commenting on other countries, it becomes a bit more problematic and less welcome,” he says. “The response the show got here was really evidence of how sensitive these more difficult subjects are. I think it would have just been the same in America, and perhaps the pressure is even greater there.”

Unforgotten‘s seventh season is scheduled to start shooting in January.

Unforgotten, Seasons 1-6, PBS app (with Passport) and PBS Masterpiece Prime Video Channel

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'Big Brother' Season 27 Crowns Winner On CBS; America's Favorite Houseguest & BB Mastermind Revealed
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‘Big Brother’ Season 27 Crowns Winner On CBS; America’s Favorite Houseguest & BB Mastermind Revealed

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SPOILER ALERT: This post contains details on the Big Brother Season 27 Season Finale (Episode 39, which aired on Sunday, September 28.

Julie Chen Moonves returned to host Big Brother Season 27 on the finale night, introducing the Top 3 houseguests who had a shot at the $750,000 cash prize.

Three members of the Judges alliance made it to the final and would fight to be the last Head of Household (HOH) to secure their spot in the Final 2 and decide who would sit next to them to face the Jury.

As you may recall, the Judges alliance consisted of Rachel Reilly, Clifton “Will” Williams, Vince Panaro, Morgan Pope, and Ashley Hollis. However, Rachel and Will didn’t survive the game and were evicted to the Jury house, which would help determine the winner on finale night.

RELATED: ‘Big Brother’ Season 27: All The Evicted Houseguests From CBS Competition In Chronological Order

Which housemates made it to the Final 3 in Big Brother Season 27?

The three housemates that made it to the Final 3 were Vince Panaro, Morgan Pope, and Ashley Hollis.

Who won the final three-part HOH competition?

Ashley was the first houseguest to drop from the first competition, which meant she would have to compete in the second challenge to still have a shot at winning the final HOH. Vince would be the second to drop out of the competition, which meant Morgan would advance to the third part of the competition.

Big Brother alum Frankie Grande entered the house to host Part 2 of the final HOH, where Vince and Ashley faced off to secure their place in the last competition. Ashley won the second part of the competition and would face Morgan in the third part during the finale night.

In the final part of the HOH competition, Ashley won and became the last HOH, evicting Morgan from the game and choosing Vince to take to the Final 2.

Who made up the Big Brother Season 27 jury?

The Big Brother Season 27 jury, which would determine the winner of the competition, consisted of Rachel Reilly, Clifton “Will” Williams, Kelley Jorgensen, Lauren Domingue, Keanu Soto, Ava Pearl, and Morgan Pope.

RELATED: A Complete List Of ‘Big Brother’ Winners Through 26 Seasons

Who was the BB Mastermind?

On finale night, the identity of the BB Mastermind was revealed to be Big Brother alums Jessie Godderz, Frankie Grande, and Eric Stein. All three housemates were evicted in their respective seasons due to twists in the game.

How did the Jury members vote?

Rachel: Ashley
Will: Ashley
Kelley: Ashley
Lauren: Ashley
Keanu: Ashley
Ava: Ashley
Morgan: Vince

Who won Big Brother Season 27?

Asley won Big Brother Season 27 and took the $750,000 prize, with Vince taking second place and a $75,000 prize.

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Marlow Murder Club season 3 first look sees EastEnders star join cast
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Marlow Murder Club season 3 first look sees EastEnders star join cast

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Samantha Bond, Jo Martin, Cara Horgan and Natalie Dew will all reprise their roles and welcome a host of guest stars, some of whom have featured in the likes of EastEnders, Doctor Who and Happy Valley.

Episodes one and two, which were co-written by Daniel Rusteau and Robert Thorogood, star Nigel Harman (EastEnders), Peter Davison (Doctor Who), Jacqueline Boatswain (After the Flood), Sarah Alexander (Art Detectives), Tony Gardner (Last Tango in Halifax) and Jason Merrells (Happy Valley).

Peter Davison as Geoffrey in The Marlow Murder Club season 3. UKTV/Robbie Gray

Meanwhile, episodes three and four, written by Amy Reith, will feature comedy legend Harry Enfield (Miss Marple – The Moving Finger). The final two episodes, penned by Julia Gilbert, will star Cherie Lunghi (Strike), Adrian Lukis (SAS Rogue Heroes) and Alastair Mackenzie (The Crown).

Season 3 follows Judith, Suzie and Becks now members of an established part of newly promoted DI Tanika Malik’s crime solving gang and they are bringing their unconventional methods to a string of high-profile murders.

Jacqueline Boatswain as Debbie in The Marlow Murder Club season 3 sat down at a desk looking ahead.

Jacqueline Boatswain as Debbie in The Marlow Murder Club season 3. UKTV/Robbie Gray

The synopsis teases: “From the sudden death of the town’s beloved mayor – the nicest man in Marlow – to a celebrity chef found dead at the launch of his cookbook with half the town in attendance, the team will be working under the watchful eye of the Marlow community. They’ll also be called to action at a university reunion in an eerie manor house where in a surprising twist, Becks finds herself amongst the suspects. Could this case threaten our amateur sleuths’ roles as civilian advisors?”

Season 3 was announced earlier this year, with Claire Hookway, commissioning executive for UKTV, commenting: “Following the huge success of the first two series, we’re thrilled to return with another instalment where Judith, Suzie, Becks, and our police team are faced with three puzzling new mysteries to solve.

“We’re excited to treat the audience to more joyous fun in the beautiful town of Marlow, with many surprises and clever twists in store.”

The Marlow Murder Club returns to U and U&DRAMA in 2026. Stream all episodes of the previous series for free on U.

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Check out more of our Drama coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what’s on. For more TV recommendations and reviews, listen to The Radio Times Podcast.

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‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’: Which Season Is Best?

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The Summer I Turned Pretty isn’t quite over yet, but for the most part, the bulk of Belly’s (Lola Tung) story has been told. Since we’re still waiting for the final movie to come out (that finale episode is still on our mind), let’s reflect on the three seasons that we’re working with so far.

Season 1 was nostalgia at its finest. It set the groundwork for the messy love triangle between Belly and the Fisher brothers. We couldn’t look away for a second. The first season introduced us to Cousins and the beach house, and Susannah (Rachel Blanchard) was still in the picture.

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5 Vijay Varma Looks To Steal This Festive Season

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When it comes to unique and stylish festive wear, the one-of-a-kind actor, Vijay Varma, has become a go-to source of inspiration. He consistently breaks away from traditional silhouettes, offering a fresh, modern take on Indian festive fashion. He often mixes and matches conventional Indian garments with unexpected cuts, fabrics, and a touch of avant-garde flair. If you’re looking to upgrade your wardrobe for the upcoming celebrations, here are five festive looks from Vijay Varma that you’ll want to emulate.

5 Vijay Varma Looks To Steal This Festive Season

The Regal Brocade Look

In this look, Vijay Varma wears a stunning gold and black brocade jacket with a striking floral and leaf pattern. The jacket features a clean, sharp silhouette and is paired with flowy black trousers. Underneath, he sports a sheer black button-down shirt, which adds a subtle, modern edge to the traditional opulence of the brocade. His hair is neatly styled, and he accessorises with a single ring.

The Minimalist Monochrome Look

Vijay Varma poses in a monochromatic off-white ensemble. He is wearing a textured, raw-finish sherwani jacket over a matching tunic. The sherwani has a structured, open-front design, and the tunic has a simple, mandarin-collar neckline. The look is completed with matching off-white trousers and a pair of white sneakers with a green and yellow accent, giving the outfit a comfortable and modern feel.

The Minimalist Monochrome Look

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The Sequin Sherwani

In this image, Vijay Varma is seated, wearing a chic, sequined sherwani in a neutral, beige tone. The sherwani is adorned with all-over, subtle sequins that add a delicate shimmer. He pairs it with a light-toned tunic and wide-legged black trousers. The outfit is accessorised with a watch and a statement ring on his finger, and he completes the look with black dress shoes.

The All-Black Power Look

This is a powerful, all-black ensemble. Varma wears a long, open-front black jacket with intricate embroidered details on the collar and cuffs. The jacket is layered over a black tunic with an asymmetrical hemline. He pairs this with black, loose-fitting, pleated trousers that create a dramatic, layered silhouette. The look is finished with black loafers adorned with gold embellishments.

The Modern Pathani Ensemble

Vijay Varma stands in front of a stone staircase, showcasing a dramatic, all-black outfit. He wears a long, open-front black jacket with a high, closed collar. The jacket is layered over a black tunic that falls to his knees. The most distinctive part of the look is the wide-legged, pleated black trousers that gather at the ankles, creating a voluminous silhouette. He completes the look with polished black dress shoes and sunglasses.

For more news and updates from the entertainment world, stay tuned to Bollywood Bubble.

Also Read: Randeep Hooda, Darshan Kumaar To Jaideep Ahlawat, 5 Bollywood Actors Who Redefined Versatility As Outsiders

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The Prettiest Blue Cardigans to Shop This Season
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The Prettiest Blue Cardigans to Shop This Season

by jummy84
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Like most, I have a handful of pieces in my wardrobe that I reach for when I need a little lift. The kind of items that brighten my complexion when I’m feeling tired, or are reliably comfortable and slot into most outfits without much planning. While I have a soft spot for the more statement-making pieces in my collection, it’s these reliable staples that hold the most value.

Now that the weather has begun to cool, my wardrobe heroes are shifting slightly, and one item in particular has taken centre stage: a cardigan that seems to draw compliments every time I wear it.

In a soft, optimistic shade of blue, this cardigan is easily one of my most-loved pieces. Perhaps it’s the pretty tone, a refreshing departure from my otherwise neutral palette, or maybe it’s the calm, almost serene feeling it gives me when I slip it on. Whatever the reason, the combination of this cardigan with denim never fails to spark admiration.

Influencer wears a blue cardigan with trousers and a grey coat.

Unlike the light greys and soft beiges I usually gravitate towards, this wash of colour injects instant freshness into my autumn looks. And while I’ve mostly been pairing it with jeans, it proves versatile—layering beautifully over tailored trousers and the season’s favourite white skirts.

Influencer wears a blue cardigan with brown jeans and loafers.

I’m clearly not alone in my affection for this trending knit. Influencers have been quick to embrace its easy silhouette this season, while both high-street and designer labels are offering up their own interpretations. While I picked up American Vintage’s Vitow Cardigan (£165), there are plenty of chic options on the market right now.