Emerald Fennell’s new take on “Wuthering Heights,” starring Jacob Elordi, arrived in theaters on February 13th, perfect for Valentine’s Day. Following a successful run in cinemas, the historical drama became available to rent or buy online on March 31st, and quickly became popular on digital platforms.
Interestingly, the show may have already introduced a character who could take on a similar role to Seven while we wait to see if she returns. The story arc featuring Badgey, the dangerous hologram, led to the creation of Goodgey, a friendly version who stayed with the crew for the rest of the series. Goodgey shares a lot of similarities with Seven, and can even be considered a continuation of her story within the show.
HBO’s Years and Years is a truly original show. It’s a smart, disturbing, and emotional blend of science fiction, a bleak vision of the future, and political commentary that feels surprisingly relevant to our lives. The show’s predictions are often eerily accurate, and it quickly grabs your attention – you’ll be hooked within the first 15 minutes.
For me, the original Star Trek is still the best! William Shatner as Captain Kirk was just iconic. Watching him command the USS Enterprise – and let’s be real, it’s the original Enterprise, the NCC-1701 – always felt special. I loved the whole crew: Spock, Bones, Sulu, Uhura, and of course, Scotty keeping everything running smoothly down in engineering. It just doesn’t get any better!
Jonathan Tropper, the creator of Your Friends and Neighbors, discusses the dramatic changes in Season 2. He details the season’s central mystery, how power shifts among the characters, and the resulting emotional consequences. Tropper also explains how the season builds on the existing story – including Jon Hamm’s viral moment and a new character who … Read more
Fox Business reports that Red Lobster is considering bringing back its popular ‘endless shrimp’ promotion as the company works to improve its financial situation.
The second season of Marvel Studios’ Daredevil: Born Again, a continuation of the original Netflix series, is now streaming on Disney+. New episodes are released every Tuesday, with the season concluding on May 5th. Charlie Cox and Vincent D’Onofrio return as Daredevil/Matt Murdock and Wilson Fisk/Kingpin, respectively.
April is packed with new TV shows hitting streaming services, and we’ve made it easy to find out what’s coming and where you can watch it.
They are now asking fans to disregard and not spread any unverified information they find online regarding Norris’s life and passing.
Although the new show appears different from Lost – it starts with a post-apocalyptic world instead of a plane crash – the basic story elements are surprisingly alike. Plus, Paradise has a significant benefit that Lost didn’t have, which points to a common challenge for TV shows from the 2000s.