Watch the Jurassic World trailer here:

Though we get a look at some new variants like feathered raptors and a new kind of T-Rex, we also have a look at some familiar faces. I’m pretty sure the franchise’s main T-Rex is still in the movie, and of course, we get to see Owen’s favorite pet raptor Blue—who has now spawned a child.

It’s also no mystery that the movie is bringing back the main cast of the original Jurassic Park movie—with this franchise looking to bring everything full circle. Though this thing is marketed as a sci-fi spectacle, I’m hoping that there’s also some room for thought when it comes to science and humanity’s responsibility to the environment—now that they brought dinosaurs back.

From Jurassic World architect and director Colin Trevorrow, Dominion takes place four years after Isla Nublar has been destroyed. Dinosaurs now live—and hunt—alongside humans all over the world. This fragile balance will reshape the future and determine, once and for all, whether human beings are to remain the apex predators on a planet they now share with history’s most fearsome creatures.

Catch Jurassic World: Dominion when it hits theaters on June 10.

Watch the trailer for the final season of F is for Family: 

Here’s the logline:

As 1974 draws to a close, Frank obsesses over a cryptic message from his dad, Sue tries to patch up a rift in her family, and Vic dives into parenting.

Though Frank is a generally irritable character, the show portrays him as a man from the 70s just trying to do right by his family, topped off with the societal pressures of having to provide for them. Last season had Frank facing up to his terrible father—who is the source of Frank’s problems with his family. Now with his father gone, Frank has a whole bunch of closure to undergo before he can move forward.

While the series isn’t as psychologically deep as BoJack Horseman or conceptually rich as Big Mouth, F is for Family is a very interesting look at family drama, and sort of highlights the social environment of the 70s. While it has the same level of gross out, raunchy comedy as Family Guy, F is for Family is somehow more earnest in its portrayal of a dysfunctional family, and you can’t help but root for every character.

Catch the last season of F is for Family when it premieres on Netflix on Nov. 25.