It’s been a busy year over at online streaming service Hulu. After deciding to call off the sale of the online streaming service this past July (for which bidders like Yahoo, Time Warner Cable, and DirecTV were prepared to pay $1 billion), the three owners (21st Century Fox, Disney, and the now silent partner NBCUniversal [Comcast]) decided to double down on the long term future of the streaming service by spending $750 million on streaming content and personnel, to keep up with the likes of rival Netflix.

The first fruits of that expenditure began to arrive this week with a deal with BBC Worldwide to bring a rotating selection of the huge BBC library to the streaming service, starting almost immediately.

If you’ve read author George R.R. Martin‘s “A Song of Ice and Fire” book series or have seen the HBO series based on the books, Game of Thrones, then you’re very much aware that there are some horrendously evil characters residing in that world.

So when Martin himself says that the main character of the hit AMC series Breaking Bad, Walter White (played by Bryan Cranston), is worse than all of them? Then you know that, well…this. Even crazier, Martin thinks he now has to top White with someone even more evil. Yikes.

Continue below to read Martin’s quote.

Back in 2010 we saw a great live-action short titled Mortal Kombat: Rebirth that was made by Kevin Tancharoen in hopes of selling Warner Brothers on the idea of a new Mortal Kombat movie. The movie sadly hasn’t arrived yet, but from that short a very popular web series called Mortal Kombat: Legacy was born.

Now, two years after season one of the web series was released, a second season titled Mortal Kombat: Legacy II is near. An official release date for season two has been set and a new trailer is here as well, both of which can be found along with a description below.

Marvel one-shots are a special kind of extra feature on Blu-rays and DVDs. Item 47 was the first of its kind, where a live-action short was directly tied into the cinematic mythology. As a result of its success, Item 47 led to the development of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.. Now another very well-received short is getting developed for a television series.

Deadline reports that Marvel is greenlighting an Agent Carter TV series based on the character seen in Captain America: The First Avenger and the Marvel one-shot of the same name. The one-shot followed Cap’s love interest as a secret agent, one year after the events of The First Avenger. The feature can be seen on upcoming DVD/Blu-ray release of Iron Man 3.

At this point we should just start throwing darts at names and just say the person is attached to Star Wars: Episode VII. Despite the many casting rumors so far, not one of them have panned out, but that also doesn’t mean they are completely false. Many actors are considered for roles before one is officially chosen.

According to LatinoReview, the camp that’s reported most of the Star Wars rumors, Saoirse Ronan is the most recent name who has reportedly read for a role in the J.J. Abrams-directed film. The site is also reporting that one of the previously rumored names to be attached to Episode VII, has reemerged, despite repeated denials. More on that later.