Category: Television
John Cho Gets Jazzy with Lead Role in Cowboy Bebop
John Cho is going from White Castle and the Enterprise to the Bebop. The Hollywood Reporter reveals that the Star Trek star has signed on to play the iconic Spike Spiegel in Netflix’s upcoming adaptation of Cowboy Bebop, alongside Daniela Pineda as Faye Valentine, Mustafa Shakir as Jet Black, and ...
Read MoreQC Entertainment May Wander With Chuck Wendig
It looks like Chuck Wendig is taking another shot at the screen. Deadline reports that the best-selling author has just made a deal with QC Entertainment to bring his upcoming novel Wanderers to television. This news excites me. I’ve followed Wendig for several years, and I’ve really enjoyed his...
Read MorePennyworth Teaser Arrives Online
We’re about to discover how Alfred became Batman’s beloved butler, as the first teaser for the Batman prequel series Pennyworth is finally online. For me, it’s always nice when a TV teaser really sets the tone for what the show is, something that I feel many trailers in the past haven’t been...
Read MoreLeads Cast in Amazon’s Dark Tower Adaptation
A new actor will remember the face of his father. Deadline reports that Sam Strike (the coolest name ever) has been cast as the iconic gunslinger Roland Deschain in Amazon’s new series adaptation of Stephen King’s magnum opus, The Dark Tower. In addition, Jasper Pääkkönen has been cast to...
Read MoreSupernatural to End with Season 15
It looks like Baby is about to take her final ride. Entertainment Weekly has announced via the stars’ respective social media pages that Supernatural, the longest-running CW show (as well as the only one left to have originated on the WB), will come to a close with its upcoming fifteenth seaso...
Read MoreDon Winslow’s Border Trilogy Comes to FX
It looks like more Don Winslow novels are headed to the screen, but this time the acclaimed Savages author will make cable his home. Deadline reports that FX has picked up an adaption Winslow’s loose trilogy of drug trafficking novels, known as the Cartel Series. I’ve been a fan of Winslow sinc...
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