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Emmy-nominated Christina Ricci blasted a MAGA Threads user who quipped that “fat chicks vote Democrat,” replying that she votes Democrat and is “skinnier than you” while noting that what you contribute to the world matters more than appearance; the exchange fits Ricci’s history of outspoken political commentary against MAGA figures.
The article covers upcoming seasons and projects including the final season of Stranger Things with lengthy runtimes, the return of Daredevil with Foggy and new antagonist Mr. Charles, Guillermo del Toro's stop-motion adaptation of The Buried Giant, Yellowjackets ending after season 4, and a new Magic 8 Ball TV series, along with casting updates for The Walking Dead: Dead City and Millie Bobby Brown's new series Prism.
Yellowjackets will conclude with its fourth and final season, after three acclaimed seasons following a girls' high school soccer team surviving a plane crash and living in the wilderness, with production already underway for the last season.
'Yellowjackets' will conclude with its fourth and final season on Paramount+, with production set to begin in 2026. Creators Ashley Lyle and Bart Nickerson announced the decision, expressing gratitude to fans and the cast, and highlighting their commitment to delivering a meaningful ending to the series.
'Yellowjackets' will conclude with its fourth and final season, set to premiere in 2026 on Showtime and Paramount+, with the creators expressing gratitude to fans and hinting at potential future collaborations with Paramount. The series, praised by critics and audiences, has been a significant success, with its third season being the most-watched.
The first teaser and photos for Yellowjackets season 3 have been released, revealing a continuation of the intense survival drama as the stranded girls face new challenges in the wilderness. The teaser hints at a hunt involving Mari, suggesting a shift from previous events, and introduces a new character played by Hilary Swank. The series, known for blurring the lines between reality and fantasy, returns with new episodes on February 14.
Showtime's hit series Yellowjackets will return for its third season on February 14, 2025, after an 18-month hiatus. The show, which alternates between the harrowing survival experiences of teenage girls stranded in the wilderness and their adult lives 25 years later, promises to address timeline alignment issues seen in the second season. The new season's teaser trailer and promo photos suggest deeper exploration of past traumas and character-specific timeline overlaps, with the adult and teen versions of characters interacting more closely.
Showtime's hit series 'Yellowjackets' will return for its third season on February 14, 2025. The survival horror drama, which follows a high school girls' soccer team stranded in the wilderness, will premiere with two episodes available for streaming on Paramount+ before airing on Showtime. The new season will feature guest stars Hilary Swank and Joel McHale, but original star Juliette Lewis will not return following her character's death in the season two finale.
"Yellowjackets" Season 3 is set to premiere on February 14, 2025, on Paramount+ with Showtime, featuring two new episodes available for streaming and on demand. The series will also debut internationally on the same date in several countries, with a linear release on February 16. The show, which follows a high school girls' soccer team surviving a plane crash, will include guest stars Joel McHale and Hilary Swank, alongside returning cast members. A teaser trailer for the new season has been released.
Showtime is facing a lawsuit alleging that its series 'Yellowjackets' was plagiarized from the 2015 film 'Eden.' The lawsuit, filed in New York federal court, claims that the show shares substantial similarities with 'Eden,' including plot, setting, and characters. 'Eden' is about a U.S. men's soccer team stranded on a deserted island, while 'Yellowjackets' follows a high school girls' soccer team stranded in the Canadian wilderness. The lawsuit seeks damages and an injunction against further exploitation of the series.
The search for a villain for Marvel's Fantastic Four movie continues, with Galactus expected to be the main antagonist; Gillian Anderson is open to returning as Dana Scully in the new X-Files reboot; updates on The Witcher's fourth season cast; Sophie Nélisse shares details on the upcoming third season of Yellowjackets; a first look at the upcoming sequel series to The Librarians, The Next Chapter.
The 35th annual GLAAD Media Awards announced 16 of the year’s 33 category winners, including Ted Lasso, Yellowjackets, RuPaul’s Drag Race, and Reneé Rapp. The event, hosted by Wayne Brady, featured special performances from Chlöe and Kate Hudson. Oprah Winfrey received the Vanguard Award, and Niecy Nash-Betts received the Stephen F. Kolzak Award. The awards honor fair, accurate, and inclusive representations of LGBTQ people and issues in media.
The Emmy Awards featured some unofficial TV reunions that didn't make the live broadcast, including the "Yellowjackets" cast and crew gathering before the show, "RuPaul's Drag Race" queens reuniting in the lobby, and "Ted Lasso's" Nick Mohammed being mobbed for selfies. COVID-19 caused some nominees to miss out, and classic TV themes played during commercial breaks. Additionally, Anthony Anderson's mother reminded everyone of the time limit for speeches, and the event coincided with the Philadelphia Eagles playoff game.
The showrunners of the TV series "Yellowjackets" provided an update on the progress of Season 3, stating that they are currently deep in the writing process. Despite a pause in production due to the WGA strike, the team returned with enthusiasm and creative energy. The show follows a dual timeline narrative, focusing on a high school girls' soccer team who survive a plane crash and their lives 25 years later. The cast also discussed their experiences and upcoming plans for the show. No specific filming start date was mentioned, but fans can anticipate the return of "Yellowjackets" in the near future.
Karyn Kusama, director and executive producer of Showtime's "Yellowjackets," discusses her work on the show, including laying the groundwork for future episodes and seasons, the character Natalie's arc and fan theories, her experience watching episodes she didn't direct, and her excitement for exploring the teenage girls' reentry into the world after leaving the wilderness in future seasons.