According to Variety, it’s officially confirmed that the British sci-fi series “Supacell” will return for a second season on Netflix. The happy news was quickly shared by one of the actors following Netflix’s announcement, which they made through their social media platforms on Tuesday, August 13th.
Many people find Mondays less than ideal due to marking the beginning of the workweek, as we’re still recovering from the weekend and not quite ready for activity. However, I always look forward to starting a new TV show or getting excited about the comeback of an old favorite! Fortunately, this week offers some fantastic choices. Here are the series and their release dates:
Bad Sisters season 2 has been given a release date on streaming service Apple TV+.
It seems that final preparations for the eagerly awaited new Bridget Jones movie are underway, as Renee Zellweger was recently seen shooting scenes with her in-movie younger love interest, Leo Woodall, at Borough Market on a recent Friday.
I proudly flaunted my remarkable physique in a chic, strapless white bikini while relishing the warmth of the sun in the captivating locale of Mykonos. (Sophie Habboo was the original speaker.)
Jackbox Games has revealed that the adult-themed party game collection, named The Jackbox Naughty Pack, is set to launch in September.
In just a short while, the lively party game known as “Sonic Rumble,” created by SEGA, is set to launch. The initial rollout for this eagerly anticipated release has been outlined in the form of an official “launch timeline.” Starting this Summer of 2024 and extending through Winter, the first phase of Sonic Rumble will debut with an early access period exclusively in the Philippines.
The PGL Wallachia Season 2 commences in October, following the conclusion of The International 2024. At present, six teams have secured their qualification, while invitations have been extended to ten organizations. Here’s a comprehensive rundown of the information you sought!
Black Ops 6 will feature the most Multiplayer Maps on release day in the series so far.
The fresh Netflix series titled “Detective Hole,” inspired by Jo Nesbø’s crime novels, has revealed its impressive ensemble of actors.