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Architect of the Emmy-winning FX animated spy series dishes on its highs (Jessica Walter), lows (changing the ISIS name), and everything in between.

The animated comedy-musical Central Park has come to an end after three seasons at Apple TV+, star Josh Gad shared on Threads on Sunday.

BBC Two will broadcast Cunk's Quest For Meaning, a one-off 75 minute special in which Diane Morgan will reprise her role as Philomena Cunk to try and discover the meaning of life.

Jeremy Allen White has won his second consecutive Emmy for playing Carmen “Carmy” Berzatto in FX’s “The Bear.”

The cast, creative team and executives behind 'Letterkenny' look back on the Canadian show's legacy as it draws to an end.

Synopsis: Dusk and Enjoiner Rue learn Demerzel’s origin and true purpose. Tellem’s plans for Gaal take a dark turn. On Terminus, Day confronts Dr. Seldon....

I use Letterboxd to manage my watchlist of movies. It’s great because if I hear about a movie, I can add it to the watchlist, and if I’m looking for something to watch, I have a whole list! Even better, my partner uses the same app and it has a setting to show movies on both watchlists, which speeds things up a lot....

Inspired by seeing Lee Pace in the Pushing Daisies post....

All other details are under wraps including the number of seasons and episodes which will be revealed at a later date.

The very first episode of SpongeBob SquarePants “Help Wanted”, in which SpongeBob applies for a job at the Krusty Krab, premiered on May 1, 1999. The episode was written by series creator Stephen Hillenburg, storyboard artist Derek Drymon, and Tim Hill....

“When seasons go from one to two to three to four [seasons], three to four is where the cost really pops because most of the actors get bigger raises, and you have to really manage that. So, you have to have in your portfolio of development shows that can actually replace shows as they get into later seasons,” he said at a...

David Benioff and Dan Weiss reveal something they'd change in their HBO fantasy drama. And it's nothing you're expecting.

Allowing streaming between borders will result in films ‘aiming for lowest common denominator of human experience’

Forget the problems of access, or the annoyances of shows disappearing or having to juggle 4 or 5 services. This is a question purely about the overall quality of content.

I know you can buy access to content to some TV shows on the Apple store, Amazon and the Microsoft Store - but these are still subject to geoblocks, not accessible in many countries and only offer a relatively small selection of TV shows anyway (and even then they're subject to this shit.)...

cross-posted from: lemmy.world/post/7235803