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Buffy Sunnydale Revival Cancelled at Hulu, Gellar Confirms
Chloé Zhao’s Buffy the Vampire Slayer: New Sunnydale revival has been canceled at Hulu before it airs, with Sarah Michelle Gellar confirming the news in an Instagram post. The pilot, directed by Zhao and featuring Ryan Kiera Armstrong as the new Chosen One, was reportedly completed, but it remains unclear if it will ever air, leaving fans to rewatch the original series.
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Jury Duty Season 2 Dives Into a Corporate Retreat on Amazon
Amazon Prime Video will debut Jury Duty Season 2, titled Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat, on March 20 with three episodes, followed by two on March 27 and a three-episode finale on April 3; the season follows a staged corporate offsite at a family-owned hot sauce company where Anthony thinks he’s in a real retreat while coworkers perform roles, pitting big corporate ambitions against small-business values; the show is executive produced by David Bernad, Lee Eisenberg, Gene Stupnitsky, Todd Schulman, Nicholas Hatton, Jake Szymanski, Anthony King, Chris Kula, with Season 1 star James Marsden and Ruben Fleischer, and previously premiered on Amazon Freevee to critical acclaim.
Shrinking snag: Apple TV+ renews for Season 4 before Season 3 kicks off
Apple TV+ has renewed Shrinking for a Season 4 ahead of the Season 3 premiere, which debuts with an hourlong first episode and runs 11 episodes weekly on Wednesdays through April 8, led by Jason Segel and Harrison Ford with returning ensemble and guest stars like Jeff Daniels and Michael J. Fox.
Lisa Rinna Calms Fan Backlash, Defends Colton Underwood on The Traitors
Lisa Rinna pushes back against backlash surrounding her Traitors co-star Colton Underwood, saying they’re “totally great” and that their on-screen rivalry is part of the game. She asked fans to be gentle, noted they’ve been texting, and stressed she doesn’t want to hurt anyone. Peacock echoed the sentiment, urging viewers not to cyberbully contestants, as the show’s drama unfolds.
Landman’s Paigyn Sparks Dialogue as Menuez Pushes Nonbinary Role Into Spotlight
Bobbi Salvór Menuez, who plays Paigyn, a nonbinary roommate on Landman, says they were barely familiar with Taylor Sheridan’s universe but knew Paigyn would stir reactions; the Season 2 finale’s reception highlighted LGBTQ representation, and Menuez hopes for a Season 3 return while reflecting on Texas filming, working with a ferret, and their broader acting career.
Sesame Street Seeks New Streaming Partner as Max Ends Deal
Warner Bros. Discovery has decided not to renew its deal for new episodes of "Sesame Street" on its streaming service Max, as the platform shifts focus from children's content to adult and family programming. While Max will continue to license existing episodes through 2027, the upcoming 55th season will be the last new season to debut on the service. "Sesame Street" will seek new distribution plans to ensure its continued reach to children.
Eddie Redmayne's Hitman Shocker: 'Day of the Jackal' Finale Sets Stage for Season 2
The season finale of "Day of the Jackal" delivered a surprising twist by allowing Eddie Redmayne's hitman character to survive, diverging from the original 1973 film where the assassin is killed. This decision was made to sustain the series for a second season, as the show has become a hit on Sky and Peacock. The finale also saw the death of MI6 agent Bianca Pullman, played by Lashana Lynch, setting up new storylines for the next season, including the Jackal's search for his missing family.
Ted Danson's Skepticism of 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' Turned Into a Life-Changing Role
Ted Danson initially joined 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' as a favor to his friend Larry David, despite not being a fan of the show's pilot. This decision unexpectedly revitalized his passion for comedy and led to a significant role on the series, where he played a fictionalized version of himself. Danson's involvement in the show, which he initially thought "sucked," ended up being a pivotal and life-changing experience, as he appeared in nearly every season and became a key character in the series' narrative.
Ted Danson's Initial Doubts About 'Curb' Turned Into a Life-Changing Role
Ted Danson initially thought "Curb Your Enthusiasm" was terrible and offered to play himself out of pity for Larry David. Despite his initial skepticism, Danson's role on the show became a fan favorite and significantly impacted his career, reigniting his passion for comedy. Danson recounted his surprise at discovering his character was disliked by David's character, highlighting the unscripted nature of the show.
New 'Yellowstone' Spinoff with Beth and Rip Moves Forward
A new spinoff series featuring "Yellowstone" characters Beth and Rip, played by Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser, is moving forward, according to sources. This development comes as the original series approaches its season five finale, which may also serve as the series finale due to Kevin Costner's departure. The spinoff will likely retain "Yellowstone" in its title and remain within Paramount's streaming ecosystem, unlike the original series, which streams on Peacock.
Taylor Sheridan Directs Epic 'Yellowstone' Finale Amidst Record Viewership
Taylor Sheridan, co-creator and writer of the hit series Yellowstone, directed the supersized season 5B finale, which may be the series' last episode. The finale, titled "Life Is A Promise," will reveal the fate of the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch and airs on December 15 on Paramount Network. This episode marks Sheridan's return to directing the series, following a long break due to Hollywood strikes and a scheduling dispute with star Kevin Costner, who exited the show. Despite the series ending, the Yellowstone-verse continues with spinoffs like The Madison and prequels 1923 and 1944.