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Fear the Walking Dead season 6 introduced a nuclear threat, setting the stage for a nuclear apocalypse in season 7. A web series spinoff called Dead in the Water provided answers about the U.S.S. Pennsylvania and its crew's role in the outbreak. While the spinoff resolved many mysteries, it left the question of zombies in handcuffs aboard the submarine unanswered.

A forgotten series in The Walking Dead universe resolved a major mystery from Fear the Walking Dead season 6. The sixth season of the spinoff explored a new threat in the form of a nuclear bomb. Up against a serial killer turned cult leader named Teddy, the group had to contend with the possibility of a nuclear explosion wiping out part of Texas.

Going in this direction allowed for the show to play with the lore, considering that it paved the way for the show to create a nuclear apocalypse setting...

Arnold Schwarzenegger is back in Fubar, the eight-episode action-comedy series now streaming on Netflix. Schwarzenegger plays a retired CIA operative who is pulled back into the field one last time only to join his spy daughter Emma (played by Monica Barbaro) on assignment. The series was created by Nick Santora, who is known for his work on hit shows like Prison Break and Scorpion.

To help navigate Fubar’s big story twists and specific tone, Santora and co. turned to composer Tony Morales. Morales, who has previously collaborated with Santora on Scorpion, Most Dangerous Game, and The Fugitive, created a rich score that bounces between sweeping orchestral pieces and lively band numbers. Screen Rant is excited to premiere a piece of Morales’ work from Fubar in advance of the full original soundtrack release.

Listen to “Fubar End Credits Theme” below:

Listen to Fubar—Soundtrack from the Netflix Series on June 9th

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In today’s TV news roundup, HBO Max unveiled the trailer for the second season of Selena Gomez’s “Selena + Chef,” and the Native American Media Alliance is accepting applications for its 6th Annual Native American TV Writers Lab.

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HBO Max debuted the trailer for the second season of “Selena + Chef,” set to premiere Jan. 21. Season 2 of the unscripted series finds Selena Gomez continuing her cooking adventures with a new roster of all-star chefs, including Aarti Sequeira, Curtis Stone, Evan Funke, Graham Elliot, JJ Johnson, Jordan Andino, José Andrés, Kelis Rogers, Marcela Valladolid and Marcus Samuelsson. Like in the first season, each chef will highlight a different charity in each episode. Watch the trailer below.

TNT’s “Snowpiercer” released a trailer for its second season, which is set to premiere Jan. 25. Season 2 of the post-apocalyptic sci-fi thriller and adaptation of Bong Joon-ho’s critically acclaimed film...

A little boy sits alone on the floor of his bedroom. Backlit by a window, he leans over pages of construction paper on which he is obsessively drawing. A platoon of little green Army men guards the pages, and ultimately the boy. As the camera pans around him, he does not speak — in fact he has not spoken at all since his father drowned in a local lake the year before.

This is not the first time the audience, or even the main characters of “Supernatural” are introduced to this boy, as the moment comes a little less than half-way through the third episode of the series. But through the scene setup and shot style, it is the first time the audience gets a glimpse of the boy’s psyche, which will prove to be indispensable as the Winchester brothers work to solve the case of the mysterious lake deaths.