Bridget Everett’s character, Sam Miller, faces a lot of challenges, but she perseveres with the help of her passion for music and her close friend, Joel. While many HBO shows have received perfect scores on Rotten Tomatoes, this one stands out as both incredibly relatable and surprisingly deep.
In the Western crime drama, Welliver portrays Dominic McNair, a cold-blooded criminal leader – a stark contrast to his popular role as the honorable Harry Bosch. As a key player in the world of Dark Winds, McNair runs a smuggling operation dealing in drugs and stolen items through Los Angeles, which brings him into direct conflict with the Navajo Tribal Police.
However, Price is also optimistic, largely because of how well-received and successful Project Hail Mary has been.
The robot character suddenly stopped moving, hesitated, and then tumbled backwards, losing its carrot-shaped nose in the process. The audience screamed in surprise as staff quickly removed the motionless figure from view.
Mimi Welliver recently shared an update on Season 4 of Bosch: Legacy in an interview. When asked if there were plans for another Bosch project featuring him as the main character, he explained that while discussions have taken place, it’s not likely to happen anytime soon. The current priority seems to be the new prequel series, Bosch: Start of Watch.
Elle Fanning consistently moves between popular, mainstream movies and more artistic, independent films. From projects like Mary Shelley (2017) and The Neon Demon (2016) to upcoming films like Sentimental Value and Predator: Badlands (both 2025), she demonstrates a remarkable ability to succeed in diverse genres. Her acclaimed Hulu series, The Great, perfectly exemplifies this, blending historical comedy with dramatic depth over three seasons.
Jon Hamm, best known for his role in the hit show Mad Men, headlines the cast of this new Apple TV crime series. The show isn’t just a crime drama, though – it also includes humor about work and family, and a bit of romance. Like other popular Apple TV shows such as Shrinking, it’s a compelling watch, especially with the second season arriving this week. It’s perfect for binge-watching!
It was clear from the very beginning that this show would become a classic. Most sitcoms, even great ones like Seinfeld or Parks and Recreation, need a few episodes to get going. The actors have to get comfortable with each other, the writers need to figure out what jokes land, and the show slowly finds its style. But Arrested Development hit its stride immediately, right from the first episode of the first season.
David Goyer has a long history of bringing comic books and sci-fi stories to life on screen. He’s been writing and creating for over three decades, with credits including the Blade movies, Christopher Nolan’s Batman films, and the Superman movies starring Henry Cavill. He’s also created shows like Constantine, Foundation, and The Sandman. But one show he made, while overlooked when it first aired, is actually even more impressive today.
According to Deadline, Lilla and Nora Zuckerman will be writing the script for the next Scream movie, Scream 8. The sisters recently ran the popular Peacock series Poker Face, which was unfortunately canceled after two seasons. They’ve also written for several other TV shows, including Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Fringe, and Suits. Interestingly, this new role is somewhat meta: in the 2022 Scream film, a character directed a fictional movie within the Scream universe (Stab 8)—and that character was none other than Rian Johnson, the director of Star Wars: The Last Jedi, who faced criticism from some fans. Hopefully, the Zuckermans’ experience will be a positive one this time around.