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Hardware, storefront and ecosystem news for Television.- The DCU project I still can't believe is happening might have cast its leadDC Studios is reportedly in talks with Jimmy Tatro to play Gorilla Grodd in a new TV show focusing on Jimmy Olsen, which will be presented in a true crime documentary style. Despite the underperformance of 'Supergirl,' DC Studios co-CEO Peter Safran expressed confidence in the company's long-term strategy, with 'Lanterns' set to release in August.
- Apple's Widow's Bay has the most Emmy noms of any new show this yearThe horror-comedy series Widow's Bay has received 19 Emmy nominations for its inaugural season. This marks the show with the most nominations among all new series this year.
- Fallout TV Series Lands 10 Emmy Nominations For Season 2, But Actors Get SnubbedAmazon's Fallout TV series has received 10 Emmy nominations for its second season, focusing on technical and performance categories like Production Design and Stunt Performance, though no acting nominations were given. This follows Season 1's 16 nominations and two wins. Meanwhile, news emerged of Obsidian Entertainment collaborating with Bethesda Game Studios on a new Fallout game, amidst recent layoffs at Xbox-owned studios.
- House of the Dragon season 3 fans think the show has forgotten one of its most shocking momentsFans of House of the Dragon are questioning whether the show has forgotten a significant plot point from season 2, the brutal beheading of young Prince Jaehaerys. Despite Rhaenyra referencing the loss of her sons, viewers on Reddit note that the horrific death of Jaehaerys, a child, is not being acknowledged by the characters, leading to frustration about the writing.
- House of the Dragon season 3 star says his confrontation with Rhaenyra is "a very dangerous thing to do," but…Steve Toussaint, who plays Corlys Velaryon in House of the Dragon, discusses a tense confrontation between his character and Rhaenyra Targaryen in season 3, episode 3. Toussaint notes the danger of Corlys shouting that Rhaenyra's children are bastards, a statement that led to his brother's death in season 1. The actor describes Corlys as being at the end of his tether and defiant in this moment.
- The 6 best new shows and movies streaming this week on Netflix, HBO Max, Apple TV, Disney Plus and more (July 3-5)This guide highlights new shows and movies available on streaming services like Netflix, Disney Plus, and Apple TV from July 3-5. Featured releases include X-Men '97 season 2 on Disney Plus, Enola Holmes 3 on Netflix, and Silo season 3 on Apple TV, alongside other film and series additions.
- One Piece season 3 celebrates end of production with cast photo featuring new series regular ViviNetflix's live-action One Piece season 3 has officially wrapped production, with a new cast photo released featuring the main Straw Hat crew and new series regular Vivi. The upcoming season will adapt the Alabasta arc and is expected to premiere around Spring 2027. Several new cast members have been promoted to series regulars, including Joe Manganiello as Sir Crocodile.
- Jessica Jones star Krysten Ritter set to return for Dexter: Resurrection season 2 despite her character's fate in…Krysten Ritter is set to guest star in the second season of Dexter: Resurrection, reprising her role as Mia Lapierre. Despite her character's apparent death in season one, a detail in Dexter's file suggests she may have faked her demise. Other cast additions include Uma Thurman, Brian Cox, and Dan Stevens, while Michael C. Hall confirmed the series' return.
- Live-action Ezra Bridger star posts cryptic Ahsoka season 2 teaseEman Esfandi, who plays Ezra Bridger in the live-action Star Wars series Ahsoka, posted a cryptic quote on Twitter, hinting at the upcoming second season. The tease has generated speculation among fans and even the official Star Wars social media accounts. Ahsoka season 2 is expected to premiere on Disney Plus in early 2027 and will feature the return of Anakin Skywalker and new conflicts.
- Millie Bobby Brown made a "secret pact" with the Stranger Things creators and was told the "true…Millie Bobby Brown revealed that she and the creators of Stranger Things, the Duffer Brothers, share a secret understanding of the true ending to her character Eleven's story. While the finale left Eleven's fate ambiguous, Brown confirmed she knows the definitive truth, though she has not shared it with anyone, not even her husband. The article also touches on fan theories surrounding the finale and the status of related projects like Stranger Things: Tales From '85.
- Into the BlackThe acclaimed television series The Sopranos is being released on 4K Blu-ray. This marks the first time the show will be available in such high definition for home viewing.
- The 6 best new shows and movies streaming this week on Netflix, HBO Max, Prime Video, Hulu, and more (June 26-28)This guide highlights the six best new shows and movies available for streaming from June 26-28 across platforms like Netflix, HBO Max, Hulu, and Prime Video. Featured titles include the second season of Netflix's live-action Avatar: The Last Airbender, the final season of Hulu's The Bear, a sketch show starring Larry David on HBO Max, and the movie The Sheep Detectives on Prime Video.
- The Mandalorian star wasn't tricked by attempts to hide Luke Skywalker in the season 2 finaleActress Ming-Na Wen revealed that she knew Luke Skywalker's appearance in The Mandalorian season 2 finale was real, despite attempts to keep it a secret from the cast. She shared details about the deception, including the use of a painted R2-D2 and a cover story involving Plo Koon, which her co-star Katee Sackhoff believed. The article also briefly mentions Luke Skywalker's appearance in The Book of Boba Fett and hints at his potential presence in The Mandalorian and Grogu.
- Almost 10 years later, the first look at Elektra's big return in Daredevil: Born Again season 3 is here from a…First images of Élodie Yung reprising her role as Elektra in Daredevil: Born Again season 3 have leaked online. The footage shows Yung wielding Elektra's signature blades, fueling fan excitement for her return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The series continues Matt Murdock's story and features several returning characters from the original Netflix Daredevil series.
- Despite George R.R. Martin previously complaining about Game of Thrones including a four-legged dragon, House of the Dragon season 3 opening credits feature it anywayThe opening credits for House of the Dragon season 3 feature a four-legged, three-headed dragon sigil, despite author George R.R. Martin's repeated insistence that dragons in his universe have only two legs. Martin has expressed his displeasure with this depiction, which was also present in Game of Thrones, suggesting it may be due to a lack of attention to detail or consistency with prior adaptations.
- The Boroughs star encourages fans and Emmy voters to "stick it to Netflix" after the show's cancellationActor Denis O'Hare is urging fans and Emmy voters to support the recently canceled Netflix series "The Boroughs" to show the streaming giant they made a mistake. Despite strong initial viewership and a high Rotten Tomatoes score, the show was axed due to high production costs and declining viewership.
- House of the Dragon season 3 star had one request for his death scene: "I actually asked if I could say that"House of the Dragon season 3's premiere saw the death of Jacaerys Velaryon and his dragon Vermax during the Battle of the Gullet. Actor Harry Collett, who plays Jace, revealed he specifically requested to say the word 'Dracarys' in his death scene, a line not originally in the script. The fallout from Rhaenyra learning of her son's death is expected to be significant.
- House of the Dragon season 3, episode 1's blue dragon explained: how it links to a missing TargaryenThe article explains the identity of the blue dragon, Tessarion, featured in House of the Dragon season 3, episode 1. Tessarion is bonded with Prince Daeron Targaryen, a character absent from the show so far but expected to appear soon. The explanation draws from George R.R. Martin's book Fire and Blood.
- Into the BlackLegendary television comedy director James Burrows, co-creator of the iconic sitcom 'Cheers,' has passed away. Burrows was a prolific director known for his work on numerous acclaimed comedy series.
- After 16 years, Daryl Dixon star Norman Reedus is walking away from The Walking DeadActor Norman Reedus is departing The Walking Dead franchise after 16 years of playing Daryl Dixon, having filmed his final scenes for the spin-off series The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon. The fourth and final season of this spin-off is expected to air in 2026, concluding Daryl and Carol's journey. Reedus will next star in the psychological horror film Pendulum and is attached to The Boondock Saints 3.