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The Brotherhood Season 15 Episode 3 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Law & Order,” titled “The Brotherhood,” promises to deliver a gripping story that dives into the complexities of prison life and the relationships formed within it. This episode will air on BBC America and is set to keep audiences on the edge of their seats.

In “The Brotherhood,” detectives Fontana and Green find themselves investigating the death of a prison gang member. At first, their focus is on the victim’s former associates, leading them to suspect that there may be more to the story than meets the eye. The world of prison gangs is often filled with rivalries and power struggles, making it a challenging environment for any investigator.

As the investigation unfolds, Fontana and Green uncover a surprising twist. They learn that the deceased had...

In the upcoming episode of “Law & Order,” titled “The Brotherhood,” viewers will dive into a gripping storyline that unfolds in the gritty world of prison life. The episode, which airs on Monday, February 17, 2025, at 7:00 Pm on BBC America, centers around the mysterious death of a prison gang member. Fontana and Green will take the lead as they investigate the circumstances surrounding the victim’s untimely demise.

As the investigation progresses, Fontana and Green will initially focus on the deceased’s former associates, suspecting that old rivalries may have played a role in the murder. However, the plot thickens when they uncover a deeper layer to the story. The deceased had a contentious relationship with a tough corrections officer, raising questions about the officer’s involvement. This twist adds complexity to the case, as the detectives must navigate the murky waters of prison politics and personal vendettas.

“The Brotherhood...

The Brotherhood, the studio behind Stasis and its sequel, 2023’s Stasis: Bone Totem, are diving into the Survival Horror realm with their upcoming title Animal Use Protocol. Set for a 2026 release on Steam (with console releases to follow), The Brotherhood has released a trailer introducing the game’s protagonist: Penn, a hyper-intelligent chimpanzee, and his rat companion, Trip.

Seriously.

In Animal Use Protocol, Penn is trapped in the nightmarish Anchorage Station, and must lead a desperate escape of lab animals. Armed only with your wits and a gravity manipulation tool, you’ll need to stealthily navigate the dystopian facility, relentlessly stalked by a monstrous chimera of experiments gone wrong.

Along the way, Penn must uncover the truth behind what happened at Anchorage Station. But he must be quick and quiet about it, as time is running out.

The trailer for Animal Use Protocol also serves the purpose of establishing the...

Mike Krzyzewski, better known as Duke’s iconic Coach K, had no idea his 2000 book, “Leading With the Heart,” would play a key role in FX’s hit restaurant dramedy “The Bear.” In fact, he had never heard of the show.

“I got texts from people saying, ‘Your book is on “The Bear.”’ I said, ‘What the hell [is] “The Bear”?’” Coach K said on a new episode of Duke’s “The Brotherhood Podcast.”

Early on in Season 2 of the series, Sydney (Ayo Edebiri) is gifted a copy of Coach K’s inspirational book by her dad. Sydney becomes obsessed with the book, subtitled “Successful Strategies for Basketball, Business and Life,” and applies its lessons to developing The Bear restaurant and motivating the kitchen staff. “Leading With the Heart” becomes a major touchstone for the head chef throughout the season.

When asked if he is currently watching any TV shows, Coach...

As we speed towards the end of the final season of “Mayans M.C.,” we knew eventually the body count would rise. And in Episode 7, “To Fear of Death, I Eat the Stars,” boy, oh boy, does the body count grow. It’s clear the FX crime drama is going to wrap things up in a very, very bloody way. In this episode of Templo Talk: A Mayans M.C.

Continue reading Joseph Lucero Talks ‘Mayans’ Final Season, Creeper’s Ultimate Fate, The Brotherhood On Set & More [Templo Talk] at The Playlist.

Exclusive: Power Book II: Ghost star Woody McClain has signed a publishing deal with the Black-owned comic book publisher Godhood Comics to bring to life The Brotherhood comic series. McClain created the series set to be released later this year and also co-writes alongside DC Comics Milestone Initiative breakout writer Dorado Quick.

The Brotherhood follows the story of a young man who accidentally finds himself inducted into a secret organization of Black men who have had a hand in protecting and prospering Black Americans for generations. The series is described as “The Kingsman meets James Bond—an action-packed spy thriller ready to launch its own comic book franchise.”

“I’m excited to work with Godhood Comics and bring The Brotherhood to life,” McClain said in a statement to Deadline. “It’s an honor to work on a project that showcases the strength and resilience of the Black community. I can...

Warning: contains spoilers for X-Men Red #11Marvel's new take on Wolverine - the clawed hero Jon Ironfire - just officially entered main Marvel continuity at the conclusion of X-Men Red #11, after his starring role in the recent Sins of Sinister event. X-Men Red stars beloved mutant icon Storm and her Brotherhood of Mutants as they fight for the survival and stability of the mutant planet Arakko, and Ironfire's arrival on the terraformed Mars is bringing an era-changing war to Storm and her Brotherhood.

Jon Ironfire made quite an impression when he debuted in Sins of Sinister, with the mutant's unique look and powerful metal blood making him stand out. His official debut into main Marvel continuity in X-Men Red #11 - from writer Al Ewing and artists Jacopo Camagni and Stefano Caselli - provides him just as bombastic an entrance as his first appearance, bearing the iconic sword Purity and announcing the coming of Genesis.

Summer is sadly drawing to an end, but Gog are looking to extend it just a little longer with their aptly-named The Gog Sale. And, as part of that sale, Gog has made The Brotherhood’s 2015 sci-fi horror game Stasis available to grab for free for the next 72 hours.

You know how it goes: sign up for free at Gog, go to the giveaway, add Stasis to your library, and enjoy. In addition, The Gog Sale has titles heavily discounted (up to 90 off), with flash deals going on until September 5th. New titles are also expected to join the service during the sale, so keep an eye out for those if you’re into DRM-free games.

If you’ve never played Stasis (read our review from way back when), think of it as a mix between Event Horizon and the classic point-and-click psychological horror title, Sanitarium. This isometric point-and-click, sci-fi...

This article contains Once Upon a Time in America spoilers.

The Godfather is a great movie, possibly the best ever made. Its sequel, The Godfather, Part II, often follows it in the pantheon of classic cinema, some critics even believe it is the better film. Robert Evans, head of production at Paramount in the early 1970s, wanted The Godfather to be directed by an Italian American. Francis Ford Coppola was very much a last resort. The studio’s first choice was Sergio Leone, but he was getting ready to make his own gangster epic, Once Upon a Time in America. Though less known, it is equally magnificent.

Robert De Niro, as David “Noodles” Aaronson, and James Woods, as Maximillian “Max” Bercovicz, make up a dream gangster film pairing in Once Upon a Time in America, on par with late 1930s audiences seeing Humphrey Bogart and James Cagney team for The Roaring Twenties...

Stars: Vince Swann, Barry Bostwick, Michael Jai White, Laila Odom, Jeff Daniel Phillips, Lindsay Lamb, Melanie Loren, Gary Owen, Affion Crockett, Brandon Hirsch, Tyler Crumley, Zac Zedalis, Steven Lee Johnson | Written by Ian Edwards, Stephen Mazur | Directed by Leslie Small

Universal 1440 Entertainment, Universal’s direct to DVD production arm, mine old film franchises once again for a sequel to the Eddie Griffin 2002 blaxploitation comedy Undercover Brother… and you thought a sequel to Benchwarmers was unexpected! Though given we’ve already had new sequels to Kindergarten Cop, Daddy Day Care, the aforementioned Benchwarmers, Cop and a Half, Honey, Bring it On and – get this – even Backdraft; a sequel to Undercover Brother, something of a minor hit back in the day, isn’t that much a surprise. Hell, it beats getting yet Another sequel to The Scorpion King!

This time round Michael Jai White stars as the titular brother and Vince...

Paranoia is a hell of a drug; feeding on your insecurities until you crumble in a mess of shattered nerves and broken reality. Such is the case with The Brotherhood of the Bell (1970), a tautly wound conspiracy thriller that plays like a top-tier satanic cult TV movie.

Originally broadcast as part of The CBS Thursday Night Movies, Bell was beat by NBC’s Ironside/The Dean Martin Show line-up, but for fans of first rate suspense, the Eye saw all that night.

Let’s open up our ear-marked TV Guide to see what secrets lurk therein:

The Brotherhood Of The Bell

The secret society that a college professor belongs to will stop at nothing to silence him before he tells the world the truth about their insidious dealings. Glenn Ford, Dean Jagger star.

The telefilm opens with Professor Andy Patterson (Ford – Happy Birthday to Me) arriving at a secluded estate,...

How terrible to be the solitary vampire; cursed to walk the earth alone, sleepless nights interrupted by an insatiable blood lust, no one to go shopping with. It just doesn’t seem like the most sociable of lifestyle choices. This would be the case for most of horror’s filmdom until Thirst (1979), a quirky Australian blend of political satire and nightmarish imagery that presents a society of bloodsuckers intent on branding long before it entered the consciousness.

Released by New Line Cinema in late September, Thirst traipsed its way through the market place of grindhouse and drive-ins before popping up on VHS, where a young horror fiend (me) eagerly lapped up everything coming out by the nascent home video realm. What did the ten year old think? Well, not much at the time; he found it well made but slow. The man-child before you has the same thoughts, except time has brought me patience,...

Take another look at recap footage of "Game Of Thrones" Season 3, titled "The Politics Of Power":

"...the 'Lannisters' in 'King's Landing', after defeating 'Stannis Baratheon' at the 'Battle of the Blackwater', hold a firm grasp on the 'Iron Throne'. But they are threatened by their new ally 'House Tyrell', powerful and manipulative players of the game. 

"'Tyrion Lannister' struggles with losing the power he had as 'Hand of the King' and feels his father doesn't appreciate the service he provided the family as hand. Meanwhile, 'Jaime Lannister' continues his attempt to return home, and begins to form a bond with his road companion, 'Brienne of Tarth'.

"The 'Starks' find themselves losing the War. They have lost the support of 'Lord Walder Frey', after 'Robb Stark' broke his vow to him by marrying 'Talisa Maegyr' and many members of Robb's army are losing faith in him.

"His relationship with his...

The film is directed by Egyptian filmmaker Amr Salama and is screening at the Munich Film Festival in the Spotlight sidebar.

Fledgling Stuttgart-based distributor Der Filmverleih has picked up German rights to tragicomedy Sheikh Jackson from sales agent Media Luna Films.

The film is directed by Egyptian filmmaker Amr Salama and is screening at the Munich Film Festival in the Spotlight sidebar.

The film’s star Ahmed Malek, who made his breakthrough as an actor at the age of 15 in the popular Egyptian series The Brotherhood, attended the festiavl to present the film’s German premiere.

Sheikh Jackson premiered in...