Category: Television
Leslye Headland’s Star Wars Series to Traverse the Unknown
Fantastic Frankey’s interview with Leslye Headland has shed some light on the latter’s upcoming Star Wars series. The mysterious new show has previously been described as “female-centric,” and that’s all we had heard until now. In the new interview, Headland informs us that her foray into ...
Read MoreWitcher Production on Hold Due to COVID
A Deadline exclusive has revealed that production on Netflix’s The Witcher has temporarily stopped because of the COVID pandemic. Four tested individuals came up positive yesterday, none of whom are primary cast members, and all will be isolated. The shoot is set to continue as soon as Netflix ca...
Read MoreLoki Seems to Get a Low-Key Second Season
Disney+ is in the mood for more mischief. According to Production Weekly, a call sheet for people looking for work on productions in the film industry, season 2 of the upcoming Marvel series Loki will begin filming in January of 2022, indicating the show has been renewed before it has even premiered...
Read MoreTop 10 Treehouse of Horror Segments
While The Simpsons is a faint shadow of its former self these days (and has been for quite some time), the show’s heyday manages to transcend its disappointing legacy, shining as an indelible part of American pop culture and still entertaining while the animated sitcom has long passed its sell-by ...
Read MoreDexter to Return on Showtime
Now’s the time to buy stock in plastic. Deadline reports that Showtime is bringing back its hit show Dexter as a limited series. Based on Jeff Lindsay’s novel Darkly Dreaming Dexter (and diverging from the sequels), Dexter starred Michael C. Hall as Dexter Morgan, a forensics expert for the Miam...
Read MoreObi-Wan Series to Start Filming in March According to Ewan McGregor
Friday’s episode of The Graham Norton Show included an appearance from Ewan McGregor, who confirmed that Disney+’s Obi-Wan limited series will begin filming in March. This news comes after numerous setbacks and delays ranging from simple rewrites to the project changing from a one-off film to a ...
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