The first trailer for Amazon Prime Video’s Good Omens was shown at New York Comic Con 2018 over the weekend.
It looks pretty much the way I hoped it would – brilliant!
Good Omens will premiere in 2019.
Continue reading NYCC2018: The End Is Nigh Trailer: Good Omens!
Disney Channel has ordered a third season of Duck Tales pror to the premiere of the show’s second season.
Julie Bowen, Edgar Wright, Jack McBrayer, John Hodgman and Jameela Jamil are among Season Two guest stars.
Continue reading Disney Channel Hatches More Duck Tales!
Don Cheadle has played a superhero (War Machine) for Marvel and a conniving management consultant (House of Lies), but he’ll need his A-game for this gig.
Cheadle will be voicing Donald Duck in the one-hour season finale of DuckTales on Saturday, August 18th (9:30/8:30C).
Continue reading Don Cheadle to Tackle Disney’s Most Exasperating Character!
TBS has renewed its animated space romp Final Space for a second season.
Hamilton’s Lin-Manuel Miranda will be voicing Gizmoduck (aka Fenton Crackshell-Cabrera) on the new DuckTales series from Disney Channel.
The series premieres on May 1st, with Gizmoduck joining the fun in an episode entitled Beware the B.U.D.D.Y. System! on May 11th (though he’s not in the trailer that follows).
Continue reading Lin-Manuel Miranda Voices Gizmoduck on DuckTales!
In the Neil Gaiman/Terry Pratchett novel, the Archangel Gabriel has what amounts to a bit part – but when he started adapting the book for TV, Gaiman decided angels should have a better/bigger role in it and Gabriel, God’s primary messenger, got a lot more lines.
Now Jon Hamm has been cast as the Archangel Gabriel, who is everything Aziraphale is not: tall, good-looking, charismatic and impeccably dressed.
Good Omens is an Amazon Prime Video series that is slated to premiere in 2019 and stars Michael Sheen as the angel Aziraphale and David Tennant as the demon, Crowley.
Continue reading Jon Hamm Gets Angelic for Amazon’s Good Omens!
Neil Gaiman posted a photo of David Tennant and Michael sheen in costume as the demon Crowley and the angel Aziraphale for Amazon Prime Video’s adaptation of Gaiman and Terry Pratchett’s brilliant fantasy novel, Good Omens.
The photo was shared on Twitter to announce the beginning of production on the limited series which will launch globally on amazon Prime Video in 2019.
It’s been three years since the last time we visited Broadchurch. Both Detective Inspector Alec Hardy and Detective Sergeant Ellie Miller are back on the team at Broadchruch CID after some hopefully recuperative time away when a local woman is sexually assaulted.
Evidence suggests this was not an opportunistic attack; it was planned.
DI Hardy and DS Miller must catch the person responsible or there could well be more such attacks.
Continue reading Broadchurch Returns For Final Season With Sexual Assault Case!
It is my fervent hope that this is the version of the theme song that they use on the new Duck Tales. (Could these guys be having any more fun?)
Check it out after the break. Duck Tales premieres in Summer 2017.
Continue reading The New Cast Sings The Duck Tales Theme Song!
There’s a Doctor in the Duck Tales House – and Abed, an SNL cast member and more.
When Duck Tales premieres next summer, David Tennant will be voicing Scrooge McDuck; Dany Pudi, Ben Scwartz and Bobby Moynihan will bring Huey, Dewey and Louie to life, and Kate Micucci will voice Webby Vanderquack.
Toks Olagunde (Mrs. Beakley) and Beck Bennett (Launchpad McQuack) also star. For further details, read on.
Marvel’s Jessica Jones is quite possibly the best entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe so far. The series’ first season is liberally sprinkled with the kind of plot and dialogue you might find in the best work of Dashiell Hammett or Philip Chandler – and seasoned with the kind of problematic superheroic action of a Stan Lee (though the actual use of powers is not as overt, for the most part, as with Netflix’s Daredevil series).
Jones is a former superhero (it ended badly for her) who has taken to working as a private investigator in Hell’s Kitchen. She is touchy, tough, paranoid and suffering from post-traumatic stress syndrome. She can’t stop herself from trying to help innocents who are in trouble, but she hides those impulses under snark, cynicism and a bottle of Wild Turkey (or some other equally vile concoction). If there was a poster person for Damaged Goods Hero, she would be on it.
Continue reading Marvel’s Jessica Jones – Shades of Hammett, Chandler and Lee!