Bad Sisters sounds like it’s a sweary, boozy sitcom about sisters doing rebellious things.

it is.

It’s also a disturbing drama about abuse and murder, set in the moving postcard that is Dublin, Ireland.

This unique hybrid of tones is the result of Apple TV Plus hiring prolific sitcom creator and actor Sharon Horgan (Pulling, Catastrophe). Her effervescent characters are one-part chaos, two-parts charm, three-parts moral gray area.

The fantasi format of the show places us in the aftermath of a murder, then jumps back in time to turn over pieces of the puzzle. It’s both a whodunit and a howdunit.

A man named John Paul Williams (Claes Bang) is the victim of the murder. The show gives pretty strong justification for his demise. Plainly put, John Paul is misogynistic, racist and sexist, traits he barely disguises behind a handsome husband veil.

John Paul is married to Grace Garvey (Anne-Marie Duff), the second-eldest of five Garvey sisters: Eva (Sharon Horgan) is the oldest; Ursula (Eva Birthistle) is the middle child; Bibi (Sarah Greene) is the second-youngest; and Becka (Eve Hewson), known as Baby Becka, is the youngest. Eva and Becka are about 20 years apart, and their mother-daughter dynamic epitomizes the Garvey tribe: at one point Eva jokes she could kill Becka. At another, she’s dropping everything to race to Becka’s side.

Orphaned as children, the sisters form a support network that includes the service of murdering evil husbands. The sisters observe

Splatoon 3’s next content season is set to begin Dec. 1, Nintendo announced Monday. The Chill Season, as it’s called, will introduce a slate of new features and content to the online game, including additional stages, weapons and X rank battles.

Headlining the new content are two additional maps: Brinewater Springs and Flounder Heights. The former is a brand-new stage, while the latter is a returning map from the original Splatoon.

On top of that, three brand-new weapons and 10 returning ones are coming in the next season, as is an entirely new catalog. Similar to Battle Passes in other games like Fortnite, Splatoon 3’s catalog will level up as you play, in turn unlocking special emotes, gear, titles and other customization items as you hit different levels.

The Chill Season is also introducing X battles, highly competitive matchups for players who reach a high rank in the Anarchy Battles mode. Once you’ve reached X rank, you’ll need to wager X power to take part in these matches and compete for a spot on the leaderboards.

Finally, the new season will bring Splatoon 3’s first Big Run event. This twist on the Salmon Run mode will see Salmonid enemies invading one of the game’s regular stages. You can check out some of the upcoming content in the trailer above.

Anyone considering switching to AT&T and curious to try out its network will now have a new and easier way to do it. The carrier’s Cricket prepaid subsidiary has launched an app called “tryCricket” that, well, lets you try its Cricket service that runs on AT&T’s network.

The app, which is available now in the App Store and will work with unlocked iPhones running iOS 15 or later, will allow you to sample service for 14-days. During the trial you will get 3GB of data — including 5G access — and a temporary phone number with unlimited talk and text.

You don’t need to give the company a credit card to try out the service. The app will walk you through the setup process and guide you throughout the trial period as well as help you switch to Cricket should you want to change wireless providers.

iPhone owners will get to try out Cricket’s network first. If you have a recently unlocked iPhone (XS, XR or later) Cricket will allow you to try its network using an eSIM, which can run alongside your existing provider and could be set up “in as little as 15 minutes.” If you have an older iPhone that doesn’t support the virtual SIM card, Cricket will send you a physical SIM which you can put into your phone.

Cricket says that Android

If earbuds with a stem design, like Apple’s AirPods, feel uncomfortable or are constantly falling out of your ears, Samsung’s Galaxy Buds Live might be the alternative you’re looking for. These bean-shaped true wireless earbuds are one of our favorite pairs on the market thanks for their innovative design and impressive sound quality, which we found was even better than the first-gen AirPods Pro. And right now, Best Buy has a chance to snag them at nearly half their usual price. Today only, you can grab a pair of Galaxy Buds Live on sale for just $80a discount of $70 and the match for the lowest price we’ve seen to date.

For just $80, the Galaxy Buds Live are one of the most competitive pairs of earbuds you’ll find in this price range. They’re equipped with a fine-tuned 12mm speaker with enhanced bass for detailed and immersive sound, as well as three microphones for active noise-cancelling capabilities. Though thanks to the open-ear design, they still let in a fair amount of ambient noise.

The Buds Live have an IPX2 water-resistance rating, so they’re resistant against sweat and splashing and safe to use during workouts, but you should avoid wearing them in the rain. They have an impressive battery life of up to 29 hours including top-ups from the charging case, which can also be used as a wireless charger for your phone. This deal is only available on the white and black color variants, though there are

A new show is reportedly in development for Disney Plus that will center on The Vision, the android superhero and MCU Avenger played by Paul Bettany, and it picks up where he left off at the end of the WandaVision series.

If you’ve seen WandaVision or the Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness film that came out earlier this year, that means only one thing — but if you haven’t, watch out for spoilers for both below.

The new series, called Vision Quest, isn’t far along in development — it’ll open its writers room next week, according to a report Friday by Deadline, which cited unidentified sourcesso it’s unclear when the series would be released among Marvel’s slate of shows and films. The new show will focus on the version of the android reconstructed from the old Vision killed at the end of Avengers: Infinity War.

Last we saw of him, the white-colored and personality-less Vision seen at the end of WandaVision had ventured out for some self-discovery, and Vision Quest will reportedly see him trying to regain his memories and sense of humanity.

Jac Schaeffer — creator, writer and executive producer of WandaVision — will reportedly helm the Vision Quest. He’s already overseeing the first show’s other spinoff, Agatha: House of Harknesswhich follows the titular character played by Kathryn Hahn, who caused such trouble for Wanda in WandaVision.

There’s even suspicion that Wanda herself, played by Elizabeth Olsen, will show up in Vision Quest.