Hanawalt took to her Twitter account last night to announce Adult Swim’s decision to cancel Tuca & Bertie and thank her fans for their vocal support of the show, which likely played a role in its initial resurrection. Hanawalt said that her time with Adult Swim had been “very creatively fulfilling” and the praises of the network’s executives for giving her the time and space to make the show that she and the rest of Tuca & Bertie‘s creative team wanted to. In no uncertain terms, Hanawalt also expressed how proud she was of her colleagues and how strongly she believes in unionized workplaces.

“Please watch the end credits and take note of all of these names in the cast and crew,” Hanawalt wrote. “I’m also very glad we were able to be covered by both The Animation Guild and the Writers Guild of America. I hope any show creators who have the leverage to fight for unionizing their productions will continue to do so.”

Despite the abruptness of Tuca & Bertie’s cancellation, Hanawalt says that she still has “a beautiful and weird ending” for the friends’ story in mind that she would very much like to finish at some point, but in the meanwhile, she intends “to keep telling stories like this, no matter what.”

Heidi Klum dressed up as a worm for Halloween and I am lost for words. I have gazed upon the worm. The worm is life.

At this point I don’t think it’s hyperbole to say that the fashion model’s worm outfit is the greatest Halloween costume in history.

I mean look at this thing…

Here’s a look from farther away, alongside her husband, Tom Kaulitz.

And here’s a terrifying super close up shot that sent me into hysterics.

These photographs were taken at Klum’s 21st annual Halloween party in New York City. I am in actual shock at how good it is. Most Halloween costumes, especially celebrity Halloween costumes, are designed to make the wearer look beautiful or cool. Klum is a worm. A gigantic, worryingly realistic worm. It’s simultaneously horrifying and hilarious. It is art. A master class. Iconic.

“I tried to think outside of the box and come up with other things and last year I was thinking, oh, a tree would be really cool, or like, a plant, and then I kind of went from plant to rainworm,” she said, on the event’s red carpet.

@gma @heidi klum (yes, that’s her) shares the inspo behind her EPIC #Halloween costumes! 😂🪱 #HeidiKlum#HeidiKlumHalloween#Worm#Costume♬ original sound – Good Morning America

Perhaps the most incredible part of this whole worm

Episode 8 of House of the Dragon introduced another jump forward in time — six years to be exact. Now, King Viserys seems to be the walking dead, Rhaenyra and Daemon are happily coupled and making babies, and Alicent and the Hightowers have made their mark on King’s Landing, introducing religion in a big way.

But that final scene was the big kicker: King Viserys unintentionally discussed the Targaryen’s important family secret — with the wrong person. Let’s discuss what that could mean going forward in the spoiler-packed section below.

Warning: Spoiler ahead.

What exactly is the Prophecy?

All the way back in episode 1, King Viserys passes onto his daughter Princess Rhaenyra a family secret — a doomsday prophecy telling of the end of men. Let’s break down what Viserys says:

“Our histories… they tell us that Aegon looked across the Blackwater from Dragonstone, and saw a rich land ripe for the capture. But ambition alone is not what drove him to conquest. It was a dream. And just as Daenys foresaw the end of Valyria, Aegon foresaw the end of the world of men.”

Aegon refers to Aegon the Conqueror, the first Lord of the Seven Kingdoms in Westeros. He was the founder of the Targaryens’ ruling dynasty over Westeros but, as his Prophecy reveals, he also wanted to unify the land against a common enemy. His Prophecy isn’t to be dismissed, because before him a Targaryen — Daenys the Dreamer — had a correct prophetic