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Unmasking Benjaman Kyle: A Twisty Amnesia Case Unfolded
Shannon and Eric Evangelista spent 11 years filming a four-hour Investigation Discovery docuseries about Benjaman Kyle (who is actually William Powell), an amnesiac whose memory wipe spans 1983–2004 and hints at a violent past. The film uncovers Kyle’s possible knowledge of his real identity, threats faced by the filmmakers from secretive crime elements, and a dramatic confrontation in a long-since-ongoing hunt for the truth. A second season looks likely as they push for more tips, and the program is now streaming on HBO Max after airing as a two-night ID event.
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Nate Jacobs Perishes in Euphoria’s Penultimate Episode
In Euphoria Season 3’s penultimate episode, Nate Jacobs is killed by a rattlesnake bite after Naz buries him at a construction site; Cassie finds the body, Alamo kills Naz, and Rue’s DEA double‑agent plot with Ali deepens as the finale approaches, ending on a cliffhanger. BTS details reveal a real rattlesnake for the scene and a boa constrictor used elsewhere.
Spider-Noir Debuts as TV Week Rolls Out Premieres and Late-Night Shakeups
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Marshals Season Finale: Firefights, Family Feuds, and Kayce's Montana Romance
Deadline reports CBS's Yellowstone spinoff Marshals ends its first season with a dangerous firefight that puts two marshals at risk, the reveal of land-grabber Tom Weaver behind attacks on Rainwater, and Kayce Dutton’s blooming romance with Dolly Weaver, setting up a Season 2 in Utah while Andrea Cruz’s exit looms and Montana remains the backdrop.
CBS Pauses Takedowns on Colbert’s Monroe Public-Access Episode
CBS-Unauthorised takedown notices on bootleg uploads of Stephen Colbert’s Monroe public-access episode were waived “for now” after outcry. The episode was financed by CBS Studios, features Jack White’s music and a Jeff Daniels appearance, and is protected by The Late Show’s copyright. Official copies are available on Colbert’s YouTube channel and Monroe Community Media, with wider clips circulating elsewhere, but CBS indicated it would pause enforcement while reviewing the situation.
Nika King Explains Leslie’s Subtle Season 3 Comeback on Euphoria
Nika King explains why Leslie, Rue’s mother, is largely off-screen in Euphoria Season 3, detailing a brief on-screen moment where Leslie answers Rue on the phone and what it signals about their relationship. She also shares how her mother’s history with addiction informs the performance, notes Season 3’s reshaped support network for Rue, and confirms she filmed only a few days for the new episodes after a contract renegotiation. Off-camera, King helps her mother run a vegan soul-food cafe in Florida, teaches acting, and is pursuing more dramatic roles following her breakout as Leslie.
Fox Unveils Baywatch Reboot Teaser With Fresh Cast
Fox released the first teaser for the Baywatch reboot, featuring Stephen Amell as Hobie Buchannon now a Baywatch captain, and Jessica Belkin as Charlie, the daughter he didn’t know about, joining the team. The reboot also stars Brooks Nader, Shay Mitchell, Hassie Harrison, Thaddeus LaGrone, Noah Beck, and Livvy Dunne (in a recurring role for Grace), with David Chokachi and Erika Eleniak returning as Cody Madison and Shauni McClain. Produced by Fox Entertainment and Fremantle, with Matt Nix as showrunner and McG directing the premiere, filming runs through July after a $21.1 million California tax credit, and the series is set to premiere on Fox in January.
Allen taps CBS's late-night hour for a gentler Comics Unleashed panel
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Colbert’s Monroe Public-Access Hour Delivers Star-Studded, Low-Budget Send-Off
Stephen Colbert taped an unannounced hour on Michigan public‑access TV in Monroe the day after his CBS finale, featuring Jack White and Jeff Daniels in‑studio appearances, Eminem in a brief video cameo, Steve Buscemi in a spoof ad, and a FaceTime with Byron Allen, delivering lighthearted local humor and a nod to his late-night past.