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Archives for October 2023

Kate Cox
Kate Cox
Netflix: the final frontier.

Star Trek Prodigy has completed its voyage home, landing safely on Netflix. The adorable kid-friendly Star Trek series aired one season on Paramount + and Nickelodeon starting in late 2021, but got the axe this June despite having its second season largely in the can.

Trek fans, being not new to this problem, launched a fan campaign over the summer begging other streamers, including Netflix, to take up the mantle — and, apparently, won. Prodigy’s first season will hit Netflix later this year, and my 10-year-old can continue shipping Dal and Gwyn with new episodes launching sometime in 2024.

Alex Cranz
Alex Cranz
The BBC is coming to Amazon Freevee.

Which means a lot of BBC shows like the classic superhero dark comedy Misfits and the very funny sketch comedy The Catherine Tate Show will be available for free to watch provided you can sit through the ads.

Its kind of wild how when these shows aired in the late 2000s and early 2010s they were virtually impossible to get in the U.S. unless you forked over money for cable TV and patiently waited for BBC America to air them. Now you can get them for free via FAST TV.

The Fall of the House of Usher is Mike Flanagan’s most ambitious horror story yet

Flanagan’s latest Netflix series returns to horror-tinged family drama, but with a larger scope.

Andrew Webster
Wes Davis
Wes Davis
DreamWorks Animation has laid off four percent of its staff.

Deadline reported that DreamWorks Animation made the cuts because of business downturn, increased costs, and the strikes that went on for much of this year.

A spokesperson for the company told Deadline that “approximately 70 positions” were cut, spread across its corporate infrastructure, as well as films, TV, and technology departments.

Andrew Webster
Andrew Webster
Lots to do this weekend.

The busy month of October has begun.

As for games, Assassin’s Creed is back with Mirage, Detective Pikachu returns in... Detective Pikachu Returns, and if you bought the premium edition you now have early access to Forza Motorsport.

A still image from season 2 of Loki.
A still photo from the TV series Ahsoka.
A still photo from the film Totally Killer.
A still image from the TV show Our Flag Means Death.
A still image from the TV show Only Murders in the Building.
An image of Assassin’s Creed Mirage.
A pikachu wearing a detective’s hat, and standing with his paws on his hips in front of a couple of overturned apple crates.
Racing and high-performance cars parked on a track in the game Forza Motorsport.
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Loki.
Image: Marvel Studios
Andrew Webster
Andrew Webster
“If I were highly skilled enough to use PowerPoint, I could retire and become a professor full-time.”

That’s Tom Hiddleston, speaking to The Verge just ahead of the premiere of the first season of Loki on Disney Plus in 2021. It’s an interesting conversation — touching on everything from Loki lectures to the existence of free will — and it’s especially fun to revisit it as the show’s second season starts streaming today.