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Optimus Prime

The Transformers: The Movie that killed Optimus Prime and traumatised a generation… is back!

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Murderbot Season 2

Murderbot Season 2 has somehow assembled a ludicrously good cast

Sunday, November 01, 2026

Tag: Transformers

The Transformers: The Movie that killed Optimus Prime and traumatised a generation… is back!
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The Transformers: The Movie that killed Optimus Prime and traumatised a generation… is back!

ward 20/09/2026

Forty years ago, Hasbro killed one of the most beloved kids’ characters on television because it wanted to sell a new range of toys. It wasn’t a good plan. Back … Read More

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