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Here’s A BUNCH OF TV News
Leah McSweeney is the most recent Housewife to sue Bravo and Andy Cohen. McSweeney claims that they knew she had issues with alcoholism and plied her with alcohol to induce a breakdown for ratings purposes. She also is claiming Cohen sexually harassed her by asking her questions on air about her sex life and body, and that Cohen frequently uses cocaine with his favorite Housewives. Cohen’s representative says, “the claims against Andy are completely false!”
McSweeney is the third Housewife to sue Bravo in the past few months: Caroline Manzo has sued for sexual harassment, as has Brandi Glanville. I can’t imagine Bravo firing Andy Cohen, but this is not a great look for the network, Andy, or the Housewife empire in general.
OH YAY, NETFLIX IS GOING TO RAISE IT’S RATES AGAIN.
EXCUSE ME, BUT YOU BETTER NOT BE RAISING MY RATES SO THAT YOU CAN PRODUCE BROADWAY SHOWS, NETFLIX.
The drama with Roadhouse never seems to end: 1. Jake Gyllenhaal has chimed in on the controversy about whether or not it was originally intended to be streamed (it always was, according to him) and 2. The original screenwriter R. Lance Hill has sued Amazon MGM for copyright infringement.
That’s My Jam has hit a production wall due to scheduling complications.
People are out here saying that Beyoncé stole “This Ain’t Texas” from the Franklin theme song, but I’m not hearing it.
Carmen Electra is once again Tara Leigh Patrick and good for her for reclaiming her birth name, but I can’t help but think this is just an attempt to remind everyone that she had a brief affiliation with Prince.
It’s the end of an era: a malign, cynical era that has left us with fewer rights, more vicious, unthinking partisanship, and a possible return of Former President Insurrectionist.
Renewals
- The Young and the Restless has been renewed for four more seasons on CBS, bringing it to 55 seasons.
In Development
- The Donovans, a series based on Ray Donovan with Guy Ritchie directing, is in the works at Paramount+.
- The Hunting Game, a crime thriller, has been given a series order at NBC.
- Marlon Wayans: Good Grief has been set at Prime Video.
- Foreign Desk, a political thriller starring Jude Law, is in the works.
- Great American Family is launching its own mystery series starring Candance Cameron Bure, The Ainsley McGregor Mysteries. The first film will be The Ainsley McGregor Mysteries: A Case for the Winemaker.
- Brian Michael Bendis has set a first-look deal with Amazon.
Casting News
- Eugene Levy is joining the cast of Only Murders in the Building on Hulu.
- Alfre Woodard has joined the cast of The Last Frontier on Apple TV+.
- Sarah Niles has joined the cast of the untitled F1 drama at Apple.
- Christopher Lloyd, Helen Hunt, Tony Goldwyn, Christina Hendricks, Dan Bucatinsky, and George Wallace are going to guest star on Hacks on Max.
- Bethenny Frankel is joining Danger in the Dorm on Lifetime.
- David Dastmalchian has joined the cast of Murderbot on Apple TV+.
- James Badge Dale has joined The Savant on Apple TV+.
- Jessica Green is joining The Librarians: The Next Chapter on The CW.
- Tristan Mack Wilds will star in The Day Before Christmas (which is a long way to say Christmas Eve) on BET+.
- Catherine McCormack is joining Lockerbie on Peacock and Sky.
- Jeremiah Brent will replace Bobby Berk on Queer Eye on Netflix.
- Ashleigh Cummings, Callum Vinson, and John Doman have been added to the cast of Long Bright River on Peacock.
- Chris Geere is joining Kinda Pregnant on Netflix.
- Tammy Blanchard has joined the cast of American Sports Story on FX as Terri Hernandez.
- Mozhan Navabi has been cast in Zero Day on Netflix.
- Kelsea Ballerini will host The 2024 CMT Music Awards on CBS.
- Marc Short has joined Meet the Press and CNBC as a contributor.
- Phil Mattingly is now CNN’s chief domestic correspondent.
Mark Your Calendars
- The Challenge: All Stars returns on Paramount+ on April 10.
- Boarders will premiere on Tubi on March 8.
- The Bloody Hundredth will debut on Apple TV+ on March 15.
- The Lionheart will debut on HBO and Max on March 12.
- Parasyte: The Grey debuts on Netflix on April 4.
Parasites are hidden amongst us.
Parasyte: The Grey, based on the manga by Hitoshi Iwaaki, premieres April 5. Directed by Yeon Sang-ho (Hellbound, Train to Busan) and starring Jeon So-nee, Koo Kyo-hwan, and Lee Jung-hyun. pic.twitter.com/Xkp2BDQkGd
— Netflix (@netflix) February 28, 2024
- Glass Heart will debut on Netflix in 2025.
Glass Heart, based on Wakagi Mio’s best-selling novel, is coming to Netflix in 2025. Starring Takeru Satoh (First Love), Yu Miyazaki, Keita Machida (Alice In Borderland), and Jun Shison (Yu Yu Hakusho), and Masaki Suda.
A college student and aspiring drummer finds herself… pic.twitter.com/Ae4I6c9Pq9
— Netflix (@netflix) February 27, 2024
- Poor Things will be available to stream on Hulu on March 7.
- Davey & Jonesie’s Locker will premiere on Hulu on March 22.
- Collector’s Call returns on on MeTV on April 7.
R.I.P.
Buddy Duress, Actor who appeared in Safdie brothers’ films Good Time and Heaven Knows What
McCanna “Mac” Anthony Sinise, Musician son of actor Gary Sinise
Virgil, WWE wrestler
Tanya Grubich, Marketer of Broadway and touring productions
WATCH THIS
Survivor: 46th season premiere. (46?!!?) 7 p.m., CBS
We Are Family: Season finale. 7 p.m., Fox
Iwájú: This new animated series set in a futuristic Lagos, Nigeria, follows two friends as they explore their different worlds. Series premiere. Disney+
Dead in the Water: This new limited series explores the cold case murder of a young British couple in Central America. Premiere. Prime Video
American Conspiracy: The Octopus Murders: A journalist who was investigating a broad political conspiracy called The Octopus is found murdered, and decades later, new details emerge. Series premiere. Netflix
Late Night:
- Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon: Kate Winslet, Robin Wright, Maya Hawke
- Late Night with Seth Meyers: Austin Butler, Jenny Slate, Two Door Cinema Club, Fred Armisen
- The Late Show with Stephen Colbert: Chris Hayes, Carrie Preston
- After Midnight: Fortune Feimster, Mae Martin, Tig Notaro
- Jimmy Kimmel Live: Theo James, Sheryl Crow
- The Daily Show: Sloane Crosley, host Michael Kosta
- Watch What Happens Live: Cheryl Hines, Susie Essman
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