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Tom Hardy Exits MobLand After Season 2 Wraps Amid On-Set Clash
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Life Is Strange Series Adds Cullen, Hailey, Castillo, Teague to Prime Video
Prime Video’s Life Is Strange adaptation has added four cast members—Tom Cullen as Max’s teacher Mark Jefferson, Leisha Hailey as Joyce Price, Raúl Castillo as David Madsen, and Owen Teague as Frank Bowers—joining leads Maisy Stella and Tatum Grace Hopkins. The series, based on the hit video game, follows Max, a photography student who can rewind time, as she and Chloe investigate a town mystery. The show is created by Charlie Covell and produced by Square Enix, Story Kitchen, LuckyChap, and Amazon MGM Studios.
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The Bear Unveils Hidden Richie Flashback Episode: Gary
FX’s The Bear stealth-dropped a surprise hour-long flashback special called “Gary” on Disney+/Hulu, pairing Ebon Moss-Bachrach and Jon Bernthal to explore Richie and Mikey’s relationship and deepen Richie's backstory ahead of Season 5. Directed by Christopher Storer, the standalone episode follows a work trip to Gary, Indiana and promises new emotional context that reframes the duo from the very beginning.
AMC Studios Pushes Bannerman, Eyes Point Break Series and Grapes of Wrath Anthology
At its 2026 upfront, AMC Studios revealed Bannerman has opened a writers room for a TV adaptation of John Maxim’s spy novels with Shane Black directing and Craig Silverstein running the series; a Point Break TV series is moving toward production with Dave Kalstein writing and aiming for a 2027 premiere after an Australian shoot; and The Grapes of Wrath will anchor the new Great American Stories anthology, with Rolin Jones and Brett C. Leonard co‑writing under Mark Johnson’s oversight, targeting 2027 production and debut.
Disney Maps Mormon Wives Revival, Ciara Joins DWTS, and Bachelor Franchise Forward
Disney TV chief Rob Mills says The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives is resuming production with season shape still being planned, while the company plots future Bachelor-related projects. Ciara Miller has been cast on Dancing With the Stars, and Mills teases spin‑offs and new formats (like Ring by Spring Break and The Mob) as the Bachelor universe expands, with The Bachelor in Paradise returning next summer and ongoing discussions about cast and safety amid recent scandals.
The Pitt: Wells and Gemmill Map Season 3 Timeline
Deadline reports The Pitt showrunners John Wells and R. Scott Gemmill outline Season 3: the writers’ room has started, production begins in June, and the 15-episode season is planned to premiere in the same January window as the first two seasons (Season 1 on Jan 9 and Season 2 on Jan 8).
Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary: Osment and Musso Missing Premiere, Send Love to Fans
Emily Osment and Mitchel Musso could not attend the Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special premiere in Hollywood—Osment was on the set of a CBS sitcom, Musso did not explain his absence—yet both celebrated fans on Instagram. The Disney+ and Hulu event, airing March 24, features Miley Cyrus performing fan-favorite songs, an interview by Alex Cooper, and a surprise appearance by Selena Gomez, as the cast and legacy of the Disney Channel series are renewed for its 20-year milestone.
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.
Rosanna Arquette Defends Daryl Hannah From Love Story Portrayal
Rosanna Arquette publicly backs Daryl Hannah after Hannah’s New York Times op-ed condemning FX’s Love Story portrayal, calling the depiction of her life “bullshit” and noting the JFK Jr. relationship was real; Arquette’s post joins other celebrities in defending Hannah amid debate over the show’s accuracy.
RHOSLC Season 7 Filming Halted After Death Of Mary Cosby’s Son
Bravo's Real Housewives of Salt Lake City has paused Season 7 production after the death of Mary Cosby's son Robert Jr., with Cosby confirming the loss and Bravo offering condolences; it remains unclear whether filming will resume.
Dr. Collins Finds a New Path as The Pitt Moves On
Deadline reports that HBO Max’s The Pitt, Season 2 Episode 4, reveals Dr. Heather Collins (Tracy Ifeachor) is written out after her Season 1 pregnancy and miscarriage arc. Whitaker explains Collins has finished residency, moved to Portland as an attending physician, and is in the process of adopting a baby, explaining her absence from the latest ep. Showrunner R. Scott Gemmill and Noah Wyle discuss the scene’s backstory and intent, noting Collins’s personal happiness despite professional changes. The Pitt’s first four episodes of Season 2, and Season 1, are streaming on HBO Max, with the exit having been confirmed previously in July.
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.