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Now, the question turns to which actor will play Roku in season 3 of Netflix's Avatar: The Last Airbender. Interestingly, the answer could be that both Lee and Kao return in the role. The latter is younger than the former, and a big part of Roku's role in season 3 will be the reveal of his backstory with Fire Lord Sozin. Therefore, Kao could return to play Roku in the flashback sequences, with Lee reprising his role from season 1 in the present-day scenes involving Roku. After all, this episode in the original show had older Roku physically walking Aang through his story via the Spirit World.

At the time of writing, the future of the Enola Holmes franchise has yet to be announced by Netflix or its stars. That said, the upcoming trilogy finale does feel like the end of an era for the title character, as it will deal with Enola getting married to Tewkesbury, with the main mystery being the kidnapping of her brother, Cavill's Sherlock Holmes. By celebrating that major personal milestone for the character, Enola Holmes 3 could very well mark the end of the detective franchise. That said, there are 10 Enola Holmes books, so there is more story left to tell. Related En

Interestingly, Netflix's new Human Vapor isn't a straightforward remake. Instead, the series uses the original film's central idea of a man who can transform into mist as the foundation for an entirely new story set in modern-day Japan. Even so, elements of the original still feel eerily present. The series follows a mysterious figure capable of transforming into gas and passing through virtually any barrier, using the abilities for nefarious means. After a series of shocking murders, police, journalists, livestreamers, and politicians all become entangled in a nationwide hunt for the elusive

The Night Agent’s wildly implausible plots work because the ever-escalating Netflix thriller never pretends to be a documentary. The show unashamedly demands viewers to accept larger-than-life scenarios in exchange for fast-paced entertainment, and its fans are happy to do so. However, while the story itself often demands a significant suspension of disbelief, it is not entirely disconnected from reality. A major reason for this comes from the background of author Matthew Quirk, whose novel of the same name served as the foundation for The Night Agent. Before becoming a bestselling thriller wr