Fans who’ve watched the new Scooby gang movie, Scoob!, will surely have noticed that, for the first time in a long while, Matthew Lillard is not voicing Shaggy. The Scream actor has been providing the voice for Scooby-Boo’s best pal, Shaggy Rogers, in animated projects for the better part of two decades, ever since he played the role in the first live-action Scooby movie in 2002.

In a huge change up, Will Forte plays Shaggy in Scoob! and recently Entertainment Tonight spoke with Lillard about this shocking changing of the guard.

“Yeah, about Scoob! I don’t have a lot

While Batwoman’s Season 1 finale episode “O, Mouse!” wasn’t originally planned to be the season finale, it certainly delivers a finale-worthy cliffhanger. This episode finally gives us our first look at the Arrowverse’s version of Bruce Wayne, even if it’s not quite in the way you might expect.

Read on to learn how Season 1 ends, but beware of spoilers ahead for Batwoman: Season 1, Episode 20! 

Bruce Wayne’s Face Revealed

The Arrowverse’s version of Bruce Wayne has been shrouded in mystery. It wasn’t until Arrow: Season 6 that we even got direct confirmation Bruce exists in this world