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Disney’s Canceled Live-Action Gargoyles Reboot Could’ve Been Its Best Show in Years
Manhattan at night, seen from a rooftop, with stone creatures cracking awake as the sun drops. That’s the image Disney had sitting right there, and it just walked…
‘The Gentlemen’ Season 3 Is Happening: What We Know About the Release Date and Plot
Eddie Horniman makes his brother kill a man with a chainsaw. That’s how season 2 of “The Gentlemen” leaves things, and it’s the reason season 3 already has…
Prime Video Cancels Nicolas Cage’s Spider-Noir After One Season
Eight episodes. Four months. That’s the entire life cycle of Nicolas Cage’s turn as a spider-powered private eye. Prime Video has canceled Spider-Noir after one season, ending Cage’s…
NCIS: Origins Adds a Mike Franks Companion Series Before Season 3
Kyle Schmid is answering fan mail as Mike Franks. Actual fan mail. The kind with stamps. Ahead of the season 3 premiere of NCIS: Origins, the show is…
What the Algorithm actually is in Silo, and what it means for Silo 18
Spoiler warning: this covers Silo season 3. Lukas Kyle climbs to the very bottom of Silo 18, approaches a tunnel door, and a voice says his name. That’s…
Netflix orders a live-action Ravenloft series, with Alfonso Cuarón executive producing
Netflix just rolled for initiative on Dungeons & Dragons, and the die landed on vampires. The streamer has ordered a live-action series called Ravenloft, built around the backstory…
Dexter: Resurrection Season 2 Brings Back a Dead Fan Favorite in a Strange New Form
Angel Batista is dead. David Zayas was still spotted filming with Michael C. Hall in Times Square. Deadline has reported that Zayas will return as Batista in the…
Doctor Who Is Officially Back, and It’s Called Memento Mori
The Christmas special is gone. Russell T. Davies has stepped back from the showrunner job permanently. Bad Wolf Productions is out, and the BBC has thrown the future…
11 American Sitcoms That Will Always Stand The Test Of Time
Some shows just don’t leave. Decades from now, people who weren’t born when these sitcoms aired will still be quoting them, still finding them, still building fan bases…
