In 2552, humanity fights a brutal war against the alien Covenant, a conflict that brings them into contact with the insurrectionist planet Madrigal and the super-soldier Master Chief. When the Master Chief discovers an artifact on Madrigal that triggers suppressed memories and emotions, he begins to question his past and his programmed loyalty to the United Nations Space Command (UNSC). With the help of the AI Cortana and a human survivor named Kwan Ha, the Master Chief defies UNSC orders, setting him on a path of self-discovery amidst growing threats from the Covenant, who also seek the artifacts. 

Waterbury is a small, seemingly ordinary town where the dark history of Sarah's family haunts its present. Initial Tragedy: The series opens with the murder of Sarah's parents in 1988. Her mother was pregnant with Sarah at the time, and the killer was apprehended while holding the newborn. Return and Revival of Violence: Sarah's return to Waterbury triggers a new wave of murders, with victims being killed in a manner mirroring the "Seven Deadly Sins," according to the Slasher Series Wikia. The killer, known as "The Executioner," uses the same costume as the original killer. Focus on Sarah: Sarah and Dylan are drawn into the investigation, as the police force seems uncooperative, according to the Slasher Series Wikia. The Killer's Identity: The identity of the copycat Executioner is eventually revealed to be Cam Henry, the son of Alan Henry, a friend of Sarah's parents.

"The Interviewed" is a Five Nights at Freddy's (FNAF) fan series by j-gems, featuring interviews with various FNAF characters. The series, which began in 2019, presents a unique timeline, potentially separate from the main FNAF canon, focusing on in-depth character interactions and a deeper, more complex narrative beyond simple interviews. The series includes interviews with characters like Golden Freddy, Ennard, Lefty, Bonnie, and Afton, and explores themes of revenge, resurrection, and the merging of multiple personalities.  Key aspects of the series including The series doesn't strictly adhere to the main FNAF timeline, offering its own interpretations and storylines.  The interviews are not just simple character Q&A sessions, but rather delve into complex character backstories, motivations, and relationships.  The series explores themes of resurrection and multiple personalities within animatronics, as seen in the Ennard interview, where the characters are revealed to be part of an experiment involving remnant and multiple consciousnesses.  The series offers unique interpretations of characters like Nightmare Bonnie, portraying him as sophisticated, polite, and witty while still being a tragic character with a vengeful side.  The series is noted for its high production quality, comparable to professional films, and is recommended for viewing by fans and content creators like GTLive.  There's a subplot involving animatronics splitting into groups, one group seeking to let go of hatred the other driven by vengeance. 

The Watcher is an American mystery horror television series created by Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan for Netflix.[3] It premiered on October 13, 2022.[4] It is loosely based on a 2018 article by Reeves Wiedeman for New York magazine's website The Cut.[4][5] Despite being conceived as a miniseries, The Watcher was renewed for a second season in November 2022