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Rolling Stone’s fall preview flags 20 buzzy, brand-new scripted series across major streamers—from Carrie and Dig to Blade Runner 2099 and The Altruists—spanning horror, comedy, drama, and true-crime-inspired stories, with showcases like East of Eden, Nocturne, VisionQuest, and more across Netflix, Prime Video, HBO, Apple TV+, and beyond.
Ridley Scott says a long‑talked‑about sequel to Alien: Covenant is still in the works, with Michael Fassbender’s android David at the center as he creates a new world; the project may compete for a greenlight with Alien: Romulus, could interlink Covenant/Romulus threads, and even touches on Blade Runner 2099 while Scott notes AI’s impact on filmmaking but says he isn’t using AI himself.
Marvel dominated the buzz with a multi‑year slate, DC’s Lanterns trailer and related activations energized fans, Johnny Depp’s Ebenezer return drew big attention, Spaceballs teased a sequel with a playful reveal, Blade Runner 2099 sparked mixed reactions, and Star Trek offered little news, leaving San Diego’s Comic-Con 2026 feeling crowded yet less revelatory than past years.
SDCC 2026 crowned Lanterns and Marvel Studios as the big winners: Lanterns delivered a standout Hall H panel, trailer, and immersive offsite, while Marvel teased major reveals (a Ryan Gosling Ghost Rider, a new Black Panther, and a Deadpool tease) and kept the in-person energy high with notable reveals like Blade Runner 2099 and Guillermo del Toro’s Pan’s Labyrinth anniversary push. Spaceballs: The New One, Mike Flanagan’s SDCC debut, and Apple TV’s Neuromancer tease also impressed, and San Diego reaffirmed it will host the convention through 2030. On the downside, Eisner leaks, counterfeit wristbands causing line chaos, DC Movies’ lackluster slate, the heat/odor crowd issue, and a baffling Johnny Depp cameo provided fodder for the losers column. Overall, chaotic but memorable for fans.
Comic-Con 2026 showcased a wave of reveals from Marvel, Prime Video, Apple TV, and AMC: Ghost Rider in a 2028 film, David Jonsson as Black Panther, Blade Runner 2099 on Prime Video, The Rings of Power Season 3 with new cast, Mike Flanagan's Carrie on Prime Video, and Apple TV's Neuromancer, signaling major bets for the next two years and more to come.
SDCC showcased the first teaser for Blade Runner 2099 (premiering November 25, 2026 on Prime Video), along with Rings of Power Season 3 (featuring Sauron's forge of the One Ring and new characters), Lanterns (a space-noir murder mystery premiering August 18, 2026 on HBO Max), and Spaceballs: The New One (in theaters April 23, 2027), with panel highlights and cast reveals.
Prime Video released a trailer for Blade Runner 2099, an eight-episode limited live-action series set 50 years after Blade Runner 2049, starring Michelle Yeoh and Hunter Schafer. Ridley Scott is an executive producer and Silka Luisa is showrunner; all eight episodes drop on November 25, marking the franchise’s first live-action TV outing.
Prime Video has released the first trailer for Blade Runner 2099, a limited series set after the original Blade Runner and its 2049 sequel. Michelle Yeoh stars as Olwen, a replicant facing the end of life, alongside Hunter Schafer as Cora, a human on the run; Silka Luisa serves as showrunner with Ridley Scott among its executive producers. Filmed largely in Prague’s Barrandov Studios (with production also in Barcelona), the series is directed by Jonathan van Tulleken for the first two episodes and premieres on November 25.
Amazon MGM Studios has released the first teaser for Blade Runner 2099, a live-action TV series from showrunner Silka Luisa, starring Michelle Yeoh and Hunter Schafer. Set fifty years after Blade Runner 2049 in a rebuilt Los Angeles inhabited by Replicants, the eight-episode limited series follows Cora and Olwen as they chase a truth that could destabilize the city, with Ridley Scott’s legacy framing the project. The trailer debuted at San Diego Comic-Con, and Blade Runner 2099 is headed to Prime Video with a November 25, 2026 premiere date.
Amazon’s Blade Runner 2099 premieres on Prime Video November 25, dropping all eight episodes at once. Starring Michelle Yeoh and Hunter Schafer, the series — from showrunner Silka Luisa with Ridley Scott as an executive producer — is set decades after Blade Runner 2049 and follows Cora, a fugitive, and Olwen, a dying Replicant, as they hunt a runaway whose truth could topple their rebuilt Los Angeles.
Prime Video unveiled Blade Runner 2099, a limited series set 50 years after Blade Runner 2049, with Hunter Schafer as Cora and Michelle Yeoh as Olwen; the first trailer dropped at Comic-Con and the show will stream starting November 25 in 240 countries and territories.