Tag: HBO
Westworld Will End With Season 5
Actor Ed Harris recently sat down with The Hollywood Reporter for an interview about Westworld and his character, William. They discuss costumes, William’s character arc, and the show’s ending in season 5. Check out an excerpt here: “That’s a really good question [whether William will b...
Read MoreREVIEW: Westworld – Season 4, Episode 2, “Well Enough Alone”
*SPOILERS* In “Well Enough Alone,” Clementine walks through the streets of Madrid to find William in her home, demanding to know Maeve’s location. Clementine says she’d rather die, a wish William grants. Maeve and Caleb infiltrate a house and encounter two hosts who have rece...
Read MoreEmilia Clarke is Done with Daenerys
The Mother of Dragons is staying retired. In an interview with BBC about her starring role in the upcoming West End production of The Seagull, Emilia Clarke was asked about the Game of Thrones offshoot shows currently in development. On prequel series House of the Dragon, Clarke said: “It’s ...
Read MoreJames Gunn Shows Up in Harley Quinn Season 3 Trailer
Get ready for a bunch of “Girlboss” articles to flood the internet. HBO has released a trailer for season 3 of their animated comic book series Harley Quinn. Based on the Batman villain (though not anymore, I guess) created by Paul Dini and Bruce Timm on Batman: The Animated Series, Harley Quinn...
Read MoreREVIEW: Westworld – Season 4, Episode 1, “The Auguries”
Westworld is quite possibly the most frustrating show on TV right now. Obi-Wan Kenobi was an exercise in fruitless hope, but Westworld was easily my favorite season of TV in 2016. I thought season 2 was great, for the most part, and certainly much better than some people would have you believe....
Read MoreHBO Developing Game of Thrones Sequel with Jon Snow
The former King in the North is dusting off his crown. The Hollywood Reporter exclusively reports that HBO is developing a Game of Thrones sequel series centering on Jon Snow, with Kit Harington set to return in the lead role. The show is in the early developmental stages, so it’s not guaranteed t...
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