Judd Apatow Says He’s Co-Directing A Maria Bamford Comedy Doc & Producing A Series Pitch With ‘The Bear’s Chris Witaske
“Please Don’t Destroy: The Treasure Of Foggy Mountain” premieres on Peacock, November 17 this weekend. It is the feature-length debut of the titular comedy team Please Don’t Destroy (Ben Marshall, John Higgins, and Martin Herlihy), the trio currently the “Saturday…
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Marvel’s Echo Breaks New Ground as the First TV-MA Series on Disney+
Summary Marvel Studios drops first trailer for Echo, promising a grittier and more mature tone, aligned with the comics. TV-MA rating and humanized characters add depth. Echo won't possess same powers as comics, and will be portrayed as a villain.…
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James Cameron Officially Announces ‘The Abyss’ Special Edition Theatrical Release As Netflix Unveils A ‘Terminator’ Anime
James Cameron seems to have his head firmly in the “Avatar” clouds, as he plots the future of his sci-fi epic that will likely serve as the culmination of his filmmaking career. However, that doesn’t mean that James Cameron’s past…
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Futurama’s Intergalactic Saga Continues After Hulu Renews for Two Seasons
Summary Futurama defies odds with a two-season extension on Hulu, showcasing the enduring appeal of the series and the rise of streaming as a powerhouse for storytelling. The show's ability to adapt and transition through networks highlights the shifting landscape…
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Timothy Olyphant and Walton Goggins Are Reportedly ‘Interested’ in Continuing Justified
Summary Justified fans may have the opportunity to see Raylan and Boyd reunite in a future sequel, as both Timothy Olyphant and Walton Goggins have expressed interest in returning. The showrunners of Justified: City Primeval intentionally left a cliffhanger involving…
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Bass Reeves Showrunner Sets Record Straight on Yellowstone Connections and the Series Timeline
Summary Lawmen: Bass Reeves is a Paramount+ drama series that reimagines the allure of Westerns, blending beautiful landscapes with stories rooted in historical truth. The show, set in the American West from 1862 to 1877, follows Bass Reeves, the first…
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Emma Stone & Nathan Fielder Interrogate Altruistic White Privilege In Hilariously Cringe & Excruciating Series
Showtime’s new limited series “The Curse,” comes from the inspired, perhaps unlikely, trio of actor/producer Emma Stone (“Poor Things”), comedian/filmmaker Nathan Fielder (“The Rehearsal”), and writer/director Benny Safdie—half of the directing duo The Safdie Brothers, known for “Uncut Gems.” But…
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Percy Jackson and the Olympians Producer Discusses the Family-Friendly Approach in the Disney+ Series
Summary Disney+ producer Becky Riordan emphasizes the importance of making the upcoming Percy Jackson series family-friendly to cater to a broad audience. The decision to censor scary scenes aims to ensure that both children and adults can enjoy the show…
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Water, Earth, Fire & Air Nations Unite In 2024 In Live-Action For Netflix
Can a live-action series live up to its animated predecessor? Netflix is once again taking on a beloved animated property with “Avatar: The Last Airbender.” The live-action project sees executive producer and original showrunner Albert Kim adapt the early ‘00s…
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Tony Shalhoub’s Agoraphobic Detective Returns On Peacock On December 8
How long has it been since the last case of TV’s favorite agoraphobic detective, Adrian Monk? About fourteen years, which is why Peacock has a new movie starring Tony Shalhoub’s beloved character coming out next month. “Mr. Monk’s Last Case: A Monk Movie” sees…
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“It’s Going To Be Longer, Bigger, Crazier”
Mike White‘s “The White Lotus” was initially supposed to be a one-off for HBO. But after it won over audiences in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, the network changed its pans. And after Season 2 of the series received…
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Noah Hawley’s Critical Darling Returns To Its Roots With Timely, Funny Fifth Season
After an ambitious fourth season in 2020 that arguably drifted into something different from what Noah Hawley had produced before in his Coen Brothers-inspired “Fargo,” the fifth chapter of this twisted anthology series returns to the roots of the film…
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