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NBCUniversal announces plans for its own streaming service with “Peacock” and unveils the initial lineup which includes past seasons of The Office, Parks and Recreation, Battlestar Galactica, reboots of Saved By the Bell and Punky Brewster, and more. Update: A BSG reboot is also planned. The Peacock streaming service launches April 2020 with prices to […]
The CW has released the official synopsis and preview images for the first episode of The Flash Season 6, “Into the Void,” which shows off Barry’s new costume, which is a take on the New 52 DC Comics version of the suit. The images also feature a look at LaMonica Garrett who returns as the
It’s again being said that the Marvel Netflix characters and shows, including Daredevil and Defenders, will be returning to Marvel and will air on FX and HULU. Last month saw it rumored by TVO from the Lords of the Long Box YouTube channel that Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige and Head of Marvel TV Jeph
The Batman bashing continues, as what better way to tick off your audience than to insult the biggest comic book character of all time, which is what we see happening – again – in a new trailer for The CW’s Batwoman. The trailer notes that Ruby Rose’s Kate Kane is the “female Bruce Wayne” with
The CW released a short new teaser for The Flash Season 6 which sees Barry offering that he has seen billions of different futures. “I saw billions of possible futures,” Barry said. “Billions of deaths. We can’t stop what’s coming.” Regarding what is coming, the newspaper headline from the future has changed showing that Crisis
The CW has unleashed hell in a new trailer, poster and charity t-shirt for the fifteenth and final season of Supernatural. The trailer features Sam and Dean realizing that the gates of hell are now open, which means everybody they sent there might have been released. The t-shirt features the “End of the Road Tour”
HBO has released a new trailer for next month’s new Watchmen series that teases: “Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?” which translated means Who watches the watchers? Watchmen premiers on HBO October 20, with fans at the upcoming New York Comic-Con getting a first look at the debut episode. Watchmen trailer: From Damon Lindelof and set in an
CBS All Access announces additional casting for The Stand including Whoopi Goldberg, Jovan Adepo, Owen Teague, Brad William Henke and Daniel Sunjata will be joining the limited event series on the streaming network. Whoopi Goldberg (Photo Credit: Timothy White), Jovan Adepo (Photo Credit: Rowan Daly), Owen Teague (Photo Credit: Benjo Arwas), Brad William Henke (Photo Credit:
Tuesday saw the official announcement for the new streaming service, Apple TV plus, which will be available November 1, priced at $4.99 per month featuring original content including the Jason Momoa series, See. Check out the information below and trailers. Via press release: Apple TV+ launches November 1, featuring originals from the world’s greatest storytellers
Last seen during Elseworlds as the ’90s version of The Flash, it is confirmed that John Wesley Shipp will be returning for Crisis On Infinite Earths. In addition to the ’90s version of The Flash, Shipp also played Henry Allen, the father of Grant Gustin’s Barry Allen, and Jay Garrick, the Flash of Earth-2. The
Netflix announced that Millie Bobby Brown, known for Stranger Things and Godzilla, will be co-writing and producing the A Time Lost movie. The 15-year-old Brown is pairing with her sister, Pagie Brown, to write the project, and her father, Robert Brown, both of whom who will also executive produce, which is based on an original
The Apple TV Plus streaming service is launching November 1 priced at $4.99 per month, which will have the Jason Momoa See series available from the get-go. Watch the trailer below. You can read the official announcement here. See is described as an epic world-building drama also starring Alfre Woodard from Steven S. DeKnight (Daredevil)
It is claimed a new Superman TV series is in development, and while attending Fan Expo Canada 2019, the current Man of Steel, Tyler Hoechlin, responds to the rumors. A fan asks Hoechlin if he can do a show with just Superman “because he’s my favorite,” which sees the actor respond to the rumor: “[Laughs]
Crisis On Infinite Earths is shaping up to be a crossover of epic proportions as it happens to feature not only Tyler Hoechlin back as the Man of Steel from Supergirl but also Brandon Routh will be donning the cape and boots once again as the Kingdom Come Superman. While attending the recent Fan Expo
We may have our new female Hawkeye as it is being reported Hailee Steinfeld is being offered the lead role in the Disney Plus Hawkeye series. Variety offers that Steinfeld has been offered the role of Kate Bishop, who in the comics becomes the new Marvel archer and is a member of the Young Avengers.
Warner Bros. Television has announced their plans for the upcoming New York Comic-Con which includes HBO’s Watchmen, The CW’s Batwoman, DC Universe’s Titans and Harley Quinn, and more. The panels will include pilot screenings and exclusive Q&A’s. Regarding Watchmen, fans will have a chance to see the entire premiere episode over two weeks before it debuts
Add another DC character to the ever-growing roster of the upcoming Crisis On Infinite Earths event as Jonah Hex will be featured in the crossover. It’s confirmed that Johnathon Schaech will be back as Jonah Hex, who appeared in episodes of DC’s Legends of Tomorrow. In addition to the main characters from Arrow, The Flash,
Netflix announces that award-winning writer, director, and producer Patty Jenkins (Wonder Woman, Monster, I Am the Night) have agreed to enter a multi-year overall deal to produce new series exclusively at the streaming network. “We’re thrilled to welcome Patty Jenkins to Netflix. Her trailblazing work has pushed boundaries and she confidently tells stories that leave
Responding to my earlier article, former DC Comics artist Ethan Van Sciver actually thinks the rumored Green Lantern Corps TV series for HBO Max is possible. Van Sciver points out that DC Comics recently contacted him to get an updated bio for a Green Lantern: Rebirth reprint that comes out early next year, and he
WB sent over a new clip for Titans Season 2 that sees Hawk name-drop Superman. A previous rumor actually offers that Superman will appear in Titans Season 2, similar to how they used Batman, in the shadows. Of course, Season 2 also features Superboy, who in the comics is a clone of Superman and who
The CW releases a look at The Flash Season 6 costume that looks similar to the “New 52” version from the comics and features the return of the chin strap. The new season picks up where we left off last season with Nora Allen seemingly dead as well as the “Flash Missing, Vanishes in Crisis”
A Superman TV show has been rumored for the past seven months for The CW, with it said it may be replacing the Supergirl series, which hasn’t been doing all that well in the ratings. Back in January of 2018 also saw it said that plans were underway for a Metropolis series for the DC
Smashing barriers in wrestling, political satire, measured misfortune, firehouse hijinks, and sci-fi sagas, WarnerMedia announces its plans for the upcoming New York Comic-Con from TBS, TNT, and truTV. Featured panels include Snowpiercer, All Elite Wrestling, Impractical Jokers: From Staten Island to The Misery Index, Tacoma FD: From Super Troopers to a Sizzling Hit TV Show,
Stephen Amell, who plays Green Arrow and who is the star of the Arrowverse, took to social media to offer that he has read the Crisis On Infinite Earths synopsis, with his reaction going so far as to drop an f-bomb. “Read the synopsis of #CrisisOnInfiniteEarths earlier today. Holy f—ing sh-t,” Amell tweeted. Stephen Amell
DC Universe announces it is pulling out all the stops as it celebrates its one year anniversary with its fans including Titans, Death of Superman and more. Subscribers can join a two-week run-up to up to the anniversary celebration on Friday, September 13th that includes the biggest stars, hottest giveaways, and exciting new DC Daily
Lost In Space finally returns as Netflix announces a first look at Season 2 will be shown at next month’s New York Comic-Con. I thought the first season was pretty good, so I am looking forward to more from the show. Details for Netflix’s New York Comic-Con plans include that the global streaming service will host
HBO releases a teaser on social media announcing the premiere date for its new Watchmen series which is in part based on the DC graphic novel. “10/20. Tick Tock. #WatchmenHBO,” the tweet states. 10/20. Tick Tock. #WatchmenHBO pic.twitter.com/RsEq8Fh3es — Watchmen (@watchmen) September 3, 2019 Watchmen premiers Sunday, October 20th While we wait for the series
While the Disney Star Wars movies have been a big-time disappointment, fans are hoping the Disney Plus The Mandalorian series is a lot better, especially with Iron Man director Jon Favreau on board to oversee things. Check out a cool new image (via EW) below that promises at least Star Wars on TV might be
Tom Holland is known for playing Spider-Man on the big screen, but the 23-year-old actor teases that something may be cooking for television. In addition to talking up his buddy Robert Pattinson as Batman, while going “undercover” online as part of a promo video with GQ, Tom Holland responds to a fan on Twitter remarking,
Despite having seemingly confirmed an appearance while responding on Instagram, now both Tom Welling and Michael Rosenbaum say they haven’t been approached to appear in the upcoming Crisis On Infinite Earths crossover. The Smallville actors appeared recently at Fan Expo Canada 2019 with the panel kicking off with talk of Crisis (via YouTube). “Can I just
