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10. “The Library” Even though “The Library” is a major turning point in the show’s plot, it’s one of the most underrated episodes in the series. After traveling to a library deep in the desert, Aang, Katara, and Sokka finally uncover the Fire Nation’s biggest weakness: the solar eclipse. However, this information doesn’t come without a price. The giant owl, otherwise known as the Knowledge Spirit, attempts to bury the secret in the sand, along with Team Avatar....

10.Dragon Age: Origins WhileDragon Age: Originsis the first entry in the series, many still consider it to be the best installment. Newly added in the final drop of backward compatible games,Dragon Age: Originsruns at 60 frames per second on both the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S. If you’re a fan of western-style RPGs and haven’t yet checked outDragon Age: Origins, do yourself a favor and give it a try right away....

10. Hanamichi Sakuragi (Slam Dunk) Hanamichi Sakuragiis one of the powerhouses of the Shohoku Basketball team. But before he became one of the starting five, he was a total noob who had no interest in playing basketball. His views about the game changed after meeting Haruko Akagi. She became Sakuragi’s motivation, after which he joined the team. Early inSlam Dunk, Hanamichi had a thick pompadour hairstyle (commonly used in anime to depict delinquent students)....

10.The Soundtrack Show If you have a specific interest in the music used for movies and TV shows,The Soundtrack Showis a must-listen podcast. Hosted by actor and sound designer David W. Collins, this podcast takes a look at popular movies, TV shows, and even video games to see how their musical scores shape the final product. It’s a great way to learn how specific moods, controls, and arrangements have led to iconic scores forSuperman,Home Alone,Star Wars, and other famous productions....

10. Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015) There’s no doubt thatStar Warsis one of the highest-grossing media franchises in history—and that was true even before Disney began pumping out all those sequel films and TV series. George Lucas’s blockbuster space opera has been strong since it started in the 1970s. Star Wars: The Force Awakensdrummed up a lot of hype—directed by J. J. Abrams with an all-star cast—and when it arrived on the big screen, nobody knew whether it would live up to the hype....