The way streamers drop multiple new “seasons” of animated shows back-to-back these days often makes people forget how much work goes into animation. The reason there hasn’t been a second season of Amazon Prime’s Invincible adaptation yet? It isn’t finished.
But from the looks and sounds of a new teaser dropped today, fans can look forward to seeing more Invincible sometime late this year.
The Mandalorian’s second season didn’t really delve into what being a re-appointed Nevarro’s High Magistrate would mean for Carl Weathers’ Greef Karga going forward.
But in a recent interview with Gambit, Weathers — who’s stepping behind the camera once again to direct an episode — says that’s going to change in The Mandalorian’s third season as it catches up with Greef while he’s “trying to keep Nevarro a safe place and place that you might want to call home.”
Ahead of its midnight premiere at this year’s Sundance, the rights to XYZ Films’ Run Rabbit Run from director Daina Reid (The Handmaid’s Tale, Space Force) have reportedly been acquired by Netflix.
The Australian psychological horror tells the story of a woman and her daughter struggling to hold onto one another after a mysterious and ominous rabbit turns up one set, and a series of strange happenings begin to tear the family apart.
HBO Max’s Gossip Girl revival has been cancelled after two seasons, but according to series creator Josh Safran, he’s already hard at work trying to find the show a new home on another network.
Safran broke the news in an Instagram post thanking Gossip Girl’s fans for supporting the show since its 2021 debut. While there’s no word on where Gossip Girl might end up, The Hollywood Reporter notes that the series’ upcoming finale “was designed with some finality.”
It’s still a little too early to tell whether the season as a whole is going keep performing as well as its debut episode. But according to Nielsen, HBO’s adaptation of The Last of Us did very, very well this past weekend as pulled in 4.7 million viewers, and became the network’s second-largest series premiere of the past 13 years after House of The Dragon.
HBO’s The Last of Us is a faithful adaptation, but co-creator Neil Druckmann and showrunner Craig Mazin say that the game’s story was truly made for TV.
