You’ll never guess who nearly played George on ‘Seinfeld’

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Here’s A BUNCH OF TV News

Netflix’s gamble with adding an ad-supported level and cracking down on password-sharing is paying off: they added 2.6 million subscribers in July.

The writers’ strike is not over yet — and based on the WGA saying that their latest meeting with the AMPTP was just a lecture from Bob Iger, it doesn’t sound like it’s going to be over anytime soon — but Sam Levinson is already teasing what season three of Euphoria will look like. According to Levinson, it will be a “film noir” as seen through Rue’s eyes. Make of that what you will.

Gen V has released a character guide to the newest supes.

The sheer number of Paul Rudd easter eggs in Only Murders in the Building is just delightful. 

The first episode of Ahsoka is dedicated to late actor Ray Stevenson, who stars in the series. And I failed to acknowledge back when he died in May that he co-starred in Rome, as Titus. And that he was just wonderful in the role.

I learned from this story about Jason Alexander doing a Woody Allen impersonation for his Seinfeld audition that Chris Rock was originally offered the role of George Costanza, which I think is a much more interesting bit of trivia, honestly. At first blush, Rock is a weird choice for George, especially since Alexander eventually just does a spot-on Larry David impersonation for the entirety of the series. That said, Rock does have some of that roiling, barely-contained anger in him, and I think could have pulled it off; just in a very different, much less schlubby way.

Hey, X-Files fans: we still have four months left of 2023 in which Tooms could return. Keep an eye on your A/C vents.

This is genuinely funny A++ trolling right here, especially after that montage of Fox News hosts freaking out about Dark Brandon:

Renewals

In Development

Casting News

Mark Your Calendars

  • The Gilded Age will return on HBO on October 29.
  • All Rise returns on OWN on September 16.
  • Dark Side of Comedy returns on Vice on October 17.
  • Michelle Wolf: It’s Great to Be Here debuts on Netflix on September 12.
  • Superpower will debut on Paramount+ on September 18.
  • Miseducation debuts on Netflix on September 15.
  • Psycho: The Lost Tapes of Ed Gein will debut on MGM+ on September 17.
  • Life on Our Planet will debut on Netflix on October 25.
  • Cassandro premieres on Prime Video on September 22.
  • Burning Body premieres on Netflix on September 8.

R.I.P.

David Jacobs, Creator of Dallas and Knot’s Landing

Nancy Frangione, Actress known best for her work on Another World, All My Children, and One Life to Live

Joe “VonViddy” Muchlinski, TikTok star

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Nancy Drew: Nancy and the crew must contend with her most shocking discovery yet in the series finale. 7 p.m., The CW

Riverdale: 86-year-old Betty relives her last day of high school in the series finale of a truly bonkers show. 8 p.m., The CW

Republican Primary Debate: Here are all the clowns who are going to lose the nomination to a criminally indicted monster! 8 p.m., Fox News

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