Spoiler alert: ‘Carrie’ is coming back for another season

Therese Odell

17 hours ago

Here’s A BUNCH OF TV News

Upon news that Carrie has been renewed for a second season (see below), a reminder that they are ACTORS who are PLAYING PARTS and you SHOULD NOT HARASS THEM.

Oh good, now the FCC is threatening media outlets if they broadcast polls that make President Dear Leader have sads.

“Assman-in-chief.”

Joy Behar says that the dynamic at The View is good now, and that there aren’t any “mean girls” anymore, implying that there have been mean girls before ~cough~ Meghan McCain ~cough~. Where’s the lie?

Yes, I definitely believe Sean Hannity when he says that he had Katie Zacharia on his show out of the goodness of his heart and to help her out and not to set her up to look like an even bigger idiot and give the White House cover to fire her. This definitely sounds legit.

Hot 35-year-old Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman goss.

HOW DOES THIS STORY MANAGE TO GET ICKIER?

Heated Rivalry will be hitting movie theaters.

Congratulations, Martin Freeman and Rachel Benaissa!

Congratulations, Billy Ray Cyrus and Elizabeth Hurley. Good luck with all … that.

Love is dead, and frankly, I’m the least surprised person on the planet.

Renewals

Carrie has been renewed for a second season on Prime Video.
Home for Good has been renewed for a second season on ABC stations.
ComicView: Rooftop Series has been renewed for a second season on BET.

In Development

A reboot of Coach starring Ty Burrell is in development at NBC.
Durango, starring Cooper Hoffman and Kathryn Newton, has been given a series order at Hulu.
Jon Gosselin and two of his children are filming a tell-all documentary about Jon & Kate Plus 8 for Netflix.
Monsters: The 1985 Chicago Bears and the Wild Heart of Football is being adapted into a TV series.
Zero Hour, a sci-fi thriller series, has been acquired by Paramount+.
Bad Girls Club: Unfinished Business has been ordered at Fandango.
A Poison Ivy series from The Penguin showrunner is in talks at Warner Bros.

Casting News

JJ Watt is CBS Sports’ new lead NFL analyst. (Yay for JJ! I’m not a football fan, but I am a fan of Watt, who was such a great ambassador for Houston during his time here.)
John Mulaney will host Saturday Night Live (yay) on November 7 with musical guest Phoebe Bridgers.
Lea Michele and Heather Morris are on board the Glee reboot on Hulu and Disney+.
Esther McGregor and Emilio Sakraya will star in Fourth Wing at Prime Video.
Daisy Ridley will star in Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea at Paramount+.
Lauren Cohan, Mark O’Brien and Mia Tomlinson, Tom Hollander, Aja Naomi King, and Beau Young have joined Stillwater on Prime Video.
Sebastian Koch and Daniel Henney have joined Disavowed on Apple TV.
Jennifer Ehle, Peter Mullan, Phia Saban, Ruaridh Mollica, Holliday Grainger, Douglas Hodge, and Corey Mylchreest have joined Laird on Paramount+.
Sabine Grace, Logan Kim, and Marin Ireland have joined the cast of Pagans on Netflix.
Tinx will host the reboot of The Circle on Hulu.
The cast of The Real Housewives of New Jersey on Bravo has been revealed.
Colman Domingo, Jeff Goldblum, Rachel McAdams and David Krumholtz have joined Lizard Music in voice roles at Amazon MGM.
Holly Barrett, Arica Himmel, Loki Olin, Isaac Arellanes, Rosie Gavin, Lilia Ireland, and Conor Sherry have been cast in Egg Baby at Amazon MGM.
Bianna Golodryga is leaving CNN after nine years.

Mark Your Calendars

The Lord of the Rings: Rings of Power will return on Prime Video on November 11.

Taken: Natalee Holloway will debut on Netflix on November 4.

My Brother’s Killer will debut on ID on December 3.

Nelly and Ashanti: We Belong Together returns on Peacock on November 19.

Avedon will premiere on Netflix on November 11.

Wolves Up Close with Bertie Gregory will premiere on National Geographic on November 6.

Murder in Galicia will debut on Netflix on November 13.

Valentina and the 12 Signs will premiere on Netflix on November 18.

High End: The Watch Theft Ring will premiere on Netflix on November 5.

Akka will debut on Netflix on October 30.

The Circle will premiere on Hulu on November 17.
Fleetwood Mac: The Chain will debut on Apple TV on January 29.
The Daily Show Presents: Jordan Klepper Fingers the Pulse: Red Flags will air on Comedy Central on October 26.
Las Culturistas will debut on Hulu and Disney+ on November 18.
Blue Lights returns on BritBox on November 17.
The Golden Life will begin streaming on Hulu on November 3.
Lil Kev returns on Paramount+ on December 9.
The Pursuit: F1 Academy will premiere on Disney+ on November 19.
The Boy Who Stole Billions? will premiere on Prime Video on November 30.

R.I.P.

Gene Schwam, Hollywood publicist who represented Elvis Presley, Blake Edwards, Julie Andrews, Barbara Eden, and Lenny Bruce

John Anderson, Country music star

WATCH THIS

Nobody Wants This: Season three premiere. Netflix

Swipe Right on the Devil: An examination of the disappearance of Sydney Loofe, which leads investigators into a world of witchcraft, black magic, and mind control. Series premiere. Hulu

It Follows: It’s definitely a metaphor for something … but what? Argue amongst yourselves. 7 p.m., Showtime Showcase

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