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Young Sheldon Star Iain Armitage Open, But Reluctant to Reprise Role
Posted in: CBS, TV | Tagged: Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage, The Big Bang Theory, Young Sheldon Article Summary Young Sheldon star Iain Armitage says he misses the cast and crew, but was ready to move on after the CBS hit ended. Armitage explains why returning as Sheldon Cooper feels tricky, saying he wants new roles and not to be typecast. A planned Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage Thanksgiving episode could have brought Sheldon back, but it never happened.
The Gentlemen Cinematographer Reflects on Season 2, Creevy & More
Posted in: Netflix, TV | Tagged: the gentlemen Article Summary The Gentlemen cinematographer Stephen Murphy breaks down joining season 2 and collaborating closely with director Eran Creevy. Murphy explains how The Gentlemen season 2 balances Guy Ritchie’s visual style with fast, cinematic TV production. A standout The Gentlemen season 2 sequence in a nighttime airport hangar let Murphy go big with vintage lenses and scale.
The Simpsons: Apu Is Back! Sunil Malhotra on Being Apu's New Voice
Posted in: Fox, TV | Tagged: the simpsons Article Summary The Simpsons brings Apu back after years of silence, with Sunil Malhotra debuting as the character’s new voice. Matt Selman says The Simpsons plans a smarter evolution for Apu, with his family set for a bigger role ahead. Sunil Malhotra reveals why taking Apu worried him, and how he wanted the return to address past stereotypes.
Young Sheldon: Lorre Ready to Scrap Spinoff Before Armitage's Audition
Posted in: CBS, TV | Tagged: The Big Bang Theory, Young Sheldon Article Summary Chuck Lorre says Young Sheldon was nearly scrapped if he and Steven Molaro couldn’t find an astonishing lead. Iain Armitage’s audition changed everything, convincing the creators he was the rare talent Young Sheldon needed. Lorre called Armitage a remarkable young man, saying the future of Young Sheldon hinged on finding a true unicorn.
Orphan Black: Tatiana Maslany Series Sets HBO Max & Peacock Deals
Posted in: BBC, Max, Peacock, TV | Tagged: orphan black Article Summary Orphan Black has secured new US streaming deals, with all five seasons headed to HBO Max and Peacock. Tatiana Maslany’s Emmy-winning breakout turn as Sarah Manning and her many clone sisters remains the series’ hook. The 2013-2017 sci-fi thriller follows Sarah as she uncovers a vast clone conspiracy and fights for survival. Created by Graeme Manson and John Fawcett, Orphan Black also inspired Echoes and Japanese remake 7 Genes.
Star Trek: Picardo Discusses Legacy, Starfleet Academy S02 & More
Posted in: Movies, Paramount+, Star Trek, TV | Tagged: star trek, Starfleet Academy Article Summary Robert Picardo reflects on The Doctor’s Star Trek legacy, linking Voyager’s AI themes to today’s debates. Picardo teases Starfleet Academy Season 2, saying it looks spectacular and builds on the show’s strong start. He argues Star Trek’s diversity and optimism are facing cultural backlash, but believes the franchise will endure.
Crystal Lake Showrunner on "Friday the 13th" Snake Sequence Redemption
Posted in: Horror, Movies, Peacock, TV | Tagged: crystal lake Article Summary Crystal Lake showrunner Brad Caleb Kane addresses Friday the 13th’s infamous real snake death with a humane callback. The Crystal Lake premiere nods to the original scene, but Pamela Voorhees removes the snake instead of killing it. Kane says no animals were harmed on Crystal Lake, while still using the moment to echo the franchise’s dark legacy.
Star Trek: Shatner on Franchise's Timelessness, Connecting with Youth
Posted in: Star Trek, TV | Tagged: star trek William Shatner is happy to remain an ambassador for Star Trek to help keep telling the story of the Gene Roddenberry franchise in his remaining days, and goodness knows, Star Trek documentaries are a dime a dozen, with the Canadian actor making a few of them himself, and certainly continue to deserve to be celebrated on its 60th anniversary.
Clean Hands Stars Braff and McGregor on Crime Drama, Family & More
Posted in: Exclusive, Interview, Movies | Tagged: Clean Hands Article Summary Clean Hands stars Zach Braff and Esther McGregor, who reveal what drew them to the true-story crime drama. Braff explains why Clean Hands let him break from comedy and tackle a darker, emotionally demanding role. McGregor discusses portraying addiction with honesty, inspired by recovery meetings and real-life conversations.
Star Trek: James McAvoy Pitched Young Picard Series Set on Stargazer
Posted in: Movies, Star Trek, TV | Tagged: Happy Sad Confused, star trek Article Summary James McAvoy revealed he pitched Paramount a Star Trek series about young Jean-Luc Picard taking command of the Stargazer. The proposed Star Trek story would have been a standalone season centered on Picard, Mutiny, and a career-long secret. McAvoy said Paramount was interested in the young Picard Stargazer pitch, but logistical issues ultimately stopped it.
Appofeniacs Star Sean Gunn on Tech Sci-Fi Horror, Piliero, and More
Posted in: Exclusive, Horror, Interview, Movies | Tagged: Appofeniacs Article Summary Sean Gunn explains why Appofeniacs hooked him early, praising its timely deepfake horror and tight indie script. Gunn talks writer-director Chris Marrs Piliero’s feature debut, vision, and grit bringing Appofeniacs to life. Appofeniacs star Sean Gunn praises Aaron Holliday’s subtly despicable turn and the chaos of low-budget horror.
Appofeniacs Star Sean Gunn on Tech Sci-Fi Horror, Piliero, and More
Sean Gunn (Superman) spoke with us about the tech sci-fi horror film, Appofeniacs, writer-director Chris Marrs Piliero, AI boundaries & more. Published Sat, 17 Oct 2026 08:46:09 -0500 by Tom Chang Article Summary Sean Gunn explains why Appofeniacs hooked him early, praising its timely deepfake horror and tight indie script. Gunn talks writer-director Chris Marrs Piliero’s feature debut, vision, and grit bringing Appofeniacs to life.
Three's Company Celebrates 50th Anniversary: Reading, Guests & More
Posted in: ABC, TV | Tagged: Three's Company Article Summary Three’s Company’s 50th anniversary celebration kicks off with a live reading tour in New York, Dallas, Cleveland, and LA. The New York Three’s Company event lands November 2 at Joe’s Pub, benefiting The John Ritter Foundation for Aortic Health. Jason Biggs, Christine Taylor, Bellamy Young, Richard Kind, and Susie Essman lead the Three’s Company reading cast.
Breaking Bad: Cranston, Paul, Gunn & More Pay Tribute to RJ Mitte
Posted in: AMC, TV | Tagged: breaking bad, obituary Article Summary Breaking Bad stars Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul, Anna Gunn, and more pay tribute to RJ Mitte after his death at 34. Cranston remembers RJ Mitte’s joy, determination, and advocacy, while urging anyone in crisis to call or text 988. Anna Gunn and Aaron Paul share heartfelt memories of RJ Mitte, honoring his kindness, humor, and resilience.
Batman: TAS' Paul Dini Gets "The Fly" & "Wolfman" Vibes From Clayface
Posted in: Movies, TV, Warner Animation Group, Warner Bros | Tagged: batman the animated series, Clayface Article Summary Batman: The Animated Series writer Paul Dini says DC Studios' Clayface channels The Fly and The Wolfman. Dini praised James Watkins' Clayface for blending classic horror vibes with a fresh, tragic Gotham story. Batman: TAS made Clayface unforgettable in Feat of Clay, where Matt Hagen became a tragic shape-shifting villain.
Dark Matter: Simpson on Crouch, Edgerton, Braga, Doppelgangers & More
Posted in: Apple, TV | Tagged: Dark Matter Article Summary Dark Matter star Jimmi Simpson explains why Ryan Holder’s empathy and survival arc let him play against type. Simpson praises Dark Matter creator Blake Crouch as writer-showrunner, calling his hands-on vision a best-case scenario. Jimmi Simpson breaks down the key differences between Ryan’s alternate selves and the shared humanity connecting them.
Young Sheldon Star Iain Armitage Responds to On-Set Behavior Claims
Posted in: CBS, TV | Tagged: Young Sheldon Article Summary Young Sheldon star Iain Armitage addresses claims he was difficult on set, saying he did his best as a child lead. Jessica Radloff’s new Young Sheldon book explores cast dynamics, pressure, and the challenges of raising kids on set. Annie Potts and Emily Osment explain how long hours, school, and adult expectations shaped Young Sheldon’s young stars.
Scrubs S02 Update: Quinn & Koenig Recur; Johnson & Tetlow: Guest Stars
Posted in: ABC, TV | Tagged: Scrubs Article Summary Scrubs Season 2 adds Ed Quinn and Stephanie Koenig in recurring roles, expanding Sacred Heart’s core ensemble. Punkie Johnson and Kellan Tetlow join Scrubs as guest stars, including Tetlow as J.D. and Elliot’s son, Ollie. Quinn plays bro-y ER chief Dr. Jax, while Koenig is new administrator Cassie, shaking up hospital dynamics. ABC’s Scrubs returned with shorter streaming-style seasons, with Season 2 premiering September 30 after a quick renewal.
Crystal Lake: Gwendolyn Sundstrom on Prequel Series, Horror Fandom
Posted in: Peacock, TV | Tagged: crystal lake Article Summary Crystal Lake star Gwendolyn Sundstrom shares why joining the Friday the 13th prequel felt like a perfect horror fit. Sundstrom discusses collaborating with showrunner Brad Caleb Kane and how he guided her into episodic TV on Crystal Lake. She teases Grace’s close bond with Jason and Pam, and what it was like acting opposite Callum Vinson and Linda Cardellini.
Spider-Noir: Nicolas Cage Not Likely to Return to AI-Friendly Amazon
Posted in: Amazon Studios, TV | Tagged: spider-noir Article Summary Spider-Noir star Nicolas Cage says Amazon MGM Studios canceled the acclaimed Prime Video series despite strong buzz. Cage blasted Amazon as AI-friendly at NYCC, saying he refused to sign a waiver allowing AI use on Spider-Noir. The Oscar winner hinted Spider-Noir likely marks the end of his relationship with Amazon MGM Studios going forward.
Brooklyn Nine-Nine Creator, Cast Remember Andre Braugher at NYCC
Posted in: Conventions, Events, Fox, NBC, NYCC, Pop Culture, TV | Tagged: brooklyn nine-nine Article Summary Brooklyn Nine-Nine creator Dan Goor and cast members honored Andre Braugher during an emotional NYCC reunion panel. Goor praised Andre Braugher’s humanity, comic brilliance, and the joy he brought to Captain Raymond Holt. A hilarious Brooklyn Nine-Nine memory revealed Braugher’s intense police research left Andy Samberg stunned on day one.
Play House Creatives, Cast on Tapping into Children's TV as Horror
Posted in: Blumhouse, Horror, Interview, Movies | Tagged: Play House Article Summary Play House creators Nicolas Curcio and Kirby Gladstein reveal how abandoned houses sparked their children’s TV horror film. Play House stars Will Harrison, Jordan Gonzalez, and James Urbaniak explain what made the script so eerie and compelling. James Urbaniak says Mr. Rogers inspired Mr. Morton, giving Play House’s chilling villain a calm, unsettling sincerity.
SNL "Superfans" Robert Smigel & Mike Myers Pay Tribute to Mike Ditka
Posted in: NBC, TV | Tagged: saturday night live, snl Article Summary SNL’s Robert Smigel and Mike Myers paid tribute to Mike Ditka, the Chicago icon behind Bill Swerski’s Superfans. The hit SNL sketch ran from 1991 to 1997, turning “Da Bears!” and Ditka worship into recurring comedy gold. Mike Ditka appeared twice on SNL, including the 1993 cold open reacting to his shocking firing by the Bears.
A Prayer for the Dying: John C. Reilly on Film's Pandemic Parallels
Posted in: Exclusive, Interview, Movies | Tagged: A Prayer for the Dying Article Summary John C. Reilly reveals why A Prayer for the Dying resonated, from its epidemic story to its Civil War trauma. Reilly draws clear A Prayer for the Dying parallels to COVID, comparing Doc’s impossible choices to modern crises. The actor discusses preparing Doc, exploring 1800s Wisconsin history, early medicine, and the film’s bleak realism.
Appofeniacs Star Jermaine Fowler on Piliero Horror Thriller, AI & More
Posted in: Exclusive, Horror, Interview, Movies | Tagged: Appofeniacs Article Summary Jermaine Fowler breaks down what drew him to Appofeniacs, praising its sharp script and his unsettling role as Cedrick. Fowler explains how director Chris Marrs Piliero’s precise visual style and collaboration shaped Appofeniacs. Appofeniacs pushed Fowler into dark territory, with COVID-era research into real-life villains informing Cedrick.
Rivian Introduces Ghostbusters Halloween Mode with Star Bill Murray
Posted in: Movies, Sony, TV | Tagged: ghostbusters Article Summary Bill Murray returns as Ghostbusters icon Peter Venkman in Rivian’s Halloween Mode ad with Sony Pictures. The Ghostbusters Halloween Mode adds eerie lighting, themed sounds, UI effects, and supernatural-style tricks. Venkman uses the custom Ecto-R1 to trap Slimer in a playful Ghostbusters-inspired chase packed with callbacks.
Daredevil: Born Again S03: Danny Rand/Iron Fist "More Grounded": Jones
Posted in: Disney+, Marvel, TV | Tagged: daredevil: born again, iron fist Article Summary At NYCC, Finn Jones confirmed his Marvel comeback as Danny Rand/Iron Fist in Daredevil: Born Again season 3. Daredevil: Born Again filmed seasons 2 and 3 back-to-back, fueling set leaks with Krysten Ritter and Mike Colter. The season 2 finale revealed Luke Cage’s return and his daughter with Jessica Jones before Danny Rand’s comeback.
Starfleet Academy Season 2 Set for March 2027; Nighy, DeWitt Cast
Posted in: Conventions, Events, NYCC, Paramount+, Pop Culture, Star Trek, TV | Tagged: star trek, Starfleet Academy Article Summary Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Season 2 premieres on Paramount+ in March 2027 as the USS Athena journey continues. Bill Nighy joins Starfleet Academy as Nahla Ake’s estranged father, while Rosemary DeWitt plays Betazed’s First Lady. Season 2 sends the cadets into year two with rivalries, romance, diplomacy, and a fierce schoolwide tournament.
John C. Reilly Talks "Winning Time," Kathryn Hahn, Adam Scott & More
Posted in: HBO, Max, TV | Tagged: Winning Time Article Summary John C. Reilly reflects on Winning Time and why playing Lakers owner Jerry Buss was one of his most meaningful roles. Reilly says Winning Time ended too soon, but he’s grateful HBO’s ambitious two-season Lakers drama got made. He praises Jerry Buss as a sports entertainment visionary who changed basketball and inspired modern arena spectacle.
Scott Bakula, Dean Devlin Teaming for New CBS Procedural Drama
Posted in: CBS, TV | Tagged: scott bakula Article Summary Scott Bakula is set to star in an untitled CBS procedural drama from Dean Devlin’s Electric Entertainment. The new Los Angeles-set series reunites Scott Bakula with Star Trek: Enterprise writer-producer Michael Sussman. Scott Bakula returns to weekly TV after NCIS: New Orleans, following recent guest roles and film projects. The CBS drama follows an unrealized Bakula-Sussman Star Trek revival, after Paramount passed on Star Trek: United.
Star Trek 60: Shatner, Spiner & More Set for Documentary Q&A at NYCC
Posted in: Conventions, Events, Movies, NYCC, Paramount+, Pop Culture, Star Trek, TV | Tagged: star trek, Starfleet Academy Article Summary Star Trek 60 kicks off at NYCC with The Sixty-Year Mission premiere and a live Q&A featuring William Shatner and more. Brent Spiner, Robert Picardo, Nana Visitor, and Denise Crosby join the Star Trek documentary event in New York. The Sixty-Year Mission explores how Star Trek changed television, advanced representation, and inspired generations.
Roseanne Barr "Hated" Her ABC Sitcom Having Writers: Chuck Lorre
Posted in: ABC, TV | Tagged: chuck lorre, roseanne, Roseanne Barr Article Summary Chuck Lorre says Roseanne Barr hated having Roseanne writers, resenting scripts and the teamwork TV demanded. Lorre recalls enduring 60- to 70-hour weeks on Roseanne, saying the atmosphere was marked by malice and conflict. The Roseanne veteran links Barr’s stand-up roots to her struggle with sharing creative control on the ABC sitcom.
Ted Lasso Season 4 Cinematographer on Setting Tone, Women's Soccer
Posted in: Apple, TV | Tagged: ted lasso Article Summary Ted Lasso Season 4 cinematographer Bella Gonzales explains how she shaped the premiere’s fresh visual tone. Gonzales looked to past Ted Lasso premieres, then pushed “Home” toward a distinct Kansas-set Americana feel. She discusses how the shift to women’s soccer influenced the episode’s themes of space, identity, and legacy. From Fargo to Ted Lasso, Gonzales breaks down her drama-first approach to comedy and collaborative TV storytelling.
The Hunting Wives: Netflix Renews Mystery-Thriller Ahead of Season 2
Posted in: Netflix, TV | Tagged: The Hunting Wives Article Summary Netflix renews The Hunting Wives for Season 3 ahead of Season 2, signaling strong confidence in the mystery-thriller. The Hunting Wives Season 2 pushes beyond May Cobb’s novel, diving into Sophie and Margo’s explosive fallout. Sophie uncovers Margo’s murder setup and a dangerous family secret tied to Kyle and Jed’s Texas ambitions.
Strange New Worlds: Joe Morton on Fulfilling His Star Trek Dream
Posted in: Paramount+, Star Trek, TV | Tagged: star trek, strange new worlds Article Summary Joe Morton fulfills a lifelong Star Trek dream in Strange New Worlds as Admiral Reeger, a role he says was an easy yes. Orders of Magnitude puts Paul Wesley’s Kirk in a tense Strange New Worlds standoff over Reeger’s shocking command. The episode reveals the dark truth behind George Kirk’s lost legacy and Reeger’s rise as a celebrated war hero.
The X-Files: Laurie Holden Reflects on Controversial Breakout Role
Posted in: Fox, The X-Files, TV | Tagged: The X-Files Article Summary Laurie Holden reflects on The X-Files legacy and why Marita Covarrubias still sparks debate with fans decades later. Holden reveals she almost passed on The X-Files role, never expecting to land Marita after a calm, low-pressure audition. She explains Chris Carter shaped Marita as an enigmatic spy, then evolved her into a broken, layered X-Files player.
Star Trek Franchise Could Be Facing "Significant Pause": Kate Mulgrew
Posted in: Paramount+, Star Trek, TV | Tagged: kate mulgrew, star trek Article Summary Kate Mulgrew says Star Trek could face a significant pause as the Paramount-Skydance merger clouds the franchise’s future. The Star Trek: Voyager icon reflects on Janeway’s legacy, calling the first female captain a life-changing role. Mulgrew celebrates Star Trek’s impact on women in STEM and defends Gene Roddenberry’s hopeful, inclusive vision.
Luke Cage: Mike Colter on His "Time Warp" Daredevil: Born Again Return
Posted in: Disney+, Marvel, TV | Tagged: daredevil, daredevil: born again, luke cage Article Summary Luke Cage star Mike Colter opens up on his Daredevil: Born Again return, calling the Marvel comeback a “time warp.” Colter says reuniting with Charlie Cox and the old Marvel cast felt surreal after Luke Cage ended in 2018. Daredevil: Born Again season 2 confirmed Luke Cage’s return, with season 3 set to close out the Disney+ series.
Jermaine Fowler Reflects on Only Murders Season 5, Teases Barbershop
Posted in: Amazon Studios, Hulu, TV | Tagged: Barbershop, Only Murders in the Building Article Summary Jermaine Fowler reflects on his Only Murders in the Building season 5 run, praising Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez. Fowler shares his favorite Only Murders memories, from wild on-set comedy to thoughtful talks with Steve Martin backstage. Jermaine Fowler teases Prime Video's Barbershop, revealing the brutal Chicago shoot and why the new series looks authentic.
Saved by the Bell: Berkley, Ryan & McKeon Remember Dennis Haskins
Posted in: NBC, TV | Tagged: Saved by the Bell Article Summary Saved by the Bell star Dennis Haskins, beloved as Principal Belding, is remembered after his September 27 passing. Elizabeth Berkley honored Haskins as a kind, protective Saved by the Bell mentor who respected the young cast. Good Morning, Miss Bliss alum Joan Ryan shared how Dennis Haskins won Mr. Belding and praised his generous spirit.
Star Trek: Nana Visitor, Denise Crosby & Todd Stashwick Share Memories
Posted in: Paramount+, Star Trek, TV | Tagged: star trek Article Summary Star Trek stars Nana Visitor, Denise Crosby, and Todd Stashwick share favorite memories from DS9, TNG, and Picard. Nana Visitor recalls the joy and chaos of DS9 ops, saying the cast bond still feels like Star Trek family decades later. Denise Crosby highlights TNG’s “Yesterday’s Enterprise,” praising Tasha Yar’s return and her memorable scene with Whoopi Goldberg.
The Deputy Star William H. Macy on Crime-Drama, Embracing Indie Chaos
Posted in: Exclusive, Interview, Movies | Tagged: The Deputy Article Summary William H. Macy explains why The Deputy script hooked him, praising its closed mystery and twisty, satisfying ending. Macy breaks down The Deputy's indie-film chaos, and how director Matt Sukkar kept calm under intense production pressure. Macy shares what stood out about Duke Nicholson in The Deputy, calling him quiet, prepared, magnetic, and thoughtful.
Creature Commandos Star Sean Gunn on "Great" Season 2, Dean Lorey
Posted in: HBO, Max, Movies, TV | Tagged: creature commandos, peacemaker Article Summary Sean Gunn says Creature Commandos Season 2 is mostly recorded and calls it one of his favorite projects ever. The Creature Commandos star teases “really great” new DCU material but stays tight-lipped on specific Season 2 details. Sean Gunn praises Creature Commandos creator Dean Lorey, calling his work on the animated DC series awesome.
Scrubs Stars Braff, Faison & Chalke on Being "Bosses" This Time Around
Posted in: ABC, TV | Tagged: Scrubs It was a far different time when Bill Lawrence created Scrubs on NBC 25 years ago in 2001 with the fresh-faced trio of stars Zach Braff, Donald Faison, and Sarah Chalke as interns: doctors John "J.D." Dorian, Christopher Turk, and Elliot Reid as the core trio of the medical sitcom, acclimating to life at Sacred Heart with a robust ensemble cast that allowed everyone their chance to shine.
Scrubs: Sacred Heart Go-Goes Power Rangers for Inspired Fantasy Scene
Posted in: ABC, TV | Tagged: Scrubs Article Summary Scrubs season 2 turns J.D.’s fantasy into a Mighty Morphin Power Rangers homage during Dr. Cox’s illness mystery. J.D., Turk, Elliot, Carla, and The Todd suit up as Sacred Heart Rangers in one of Scrubs’ wildest comedy sequences. The new Scrubs video expands the gag with video game-style character intros, stats, and powers for every Ranger.
Adventure Time: Side Quests: Cash & Courtright on Favorite Eps, Improv
Posted in: Disney+, Hulu, TV | Tagged: adventure time, Adventure Time: Side Quests Article Summary Adventure Time: Side Quests' Nate Cash and Victor Courtright discuss the show's move to Disney+ and Hulu. Cash says Adventure Time: Side Quests kept its creative spirit intact, with Disney and Hulu backing the team’s vision. Courtright shares how favorite Adventure Time episodes emerged through collaboration, pitching, and board artist passion.
Scrubs Showrunner on Season 2: McGinley, Reyes, JD-Charlie & More
Posted in: ABC, TV | Tagged: Scrubs Article Summary Scrubs season 2 opens with Dr. Cox’s illness front and center, but Aseem Batra assures fans the comedy won’t kill him off. Batra reveals John C. McGinley appears in about four episodes, with Judy Reyes also balancing Scrubs and High Potential. Jordan’s return brings fresh tension and emotion as Scrubs explores how Perry Cox’s illness affects the people closest to him.
Terry Matalas Wants Star Trek Return; "TNG" Blueprint for The Future
Posted in: Paramount+, Star Trek, TV | Tagged: star trek, Star Trek Picard Article Summary Terry Matalas says Star Trek can thrive for another 60 years, calling its humanity-driven storytelling timeless. The Picard showrunner wants a Star Trek return and says The Next Generation is the blueprint for the franchise. Matalas argues Star Trek must balance new viewers with longtime fans through strong characters and bold sci-fi.
Adventure Time: Side Quests: Cash & Courtright on S02, LOTR & More
Posted in: Disney+, Hulu, TV | Tagged: adventure time, Adventure Time: Side Quests Article Summary Adventure Time: Side Quests bosses Nate Cash and Victor Courtright reveal how Season 2 grew from one 40-episode plan. Cash and Courtright discuss Sasha Knight as Finn, and how his chemistry with John DiMaggio helped the duo click fast. Adventure Time: Side Quests stays true to original continuity while giving Finn and Jake room for fresh prequel fun.
Shameless: William H. Macy Reflects on Finding Frank Gallagher's Voice
Posted in: Showtime, TV | Tagged: Shameless Article Summary William H. Macy reflects on his Shameless legacy and the moment he finally found Frank Gallagher’s voice. A chaotic minigolf outing during rehearsals sparked Macy’s breakthrough in shaping Shameless antihero Frank. Macy also recalls being mistaken for a homeless man in Chicago, confirming he had fully become Frank. Beyond Shameless, Macy teases Hulu’s The Land, calling the NFL drama big, complex, and Shakespearean. While William H.
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