Prime Video Unveiling the official trailer for the second and final season of “Carnival RowToday, it portends bloodshed as a result of an ongoing power struggle between humans and mythical creatures.
The 10-episode season sees former Inspector Rycroft Philostrate (Orlando Bloom(continues to make progress on a serial murder investigation like his ex-lover Vignette Stonemoss)Kara Delevingne) Plots revenge on humanity with a group of Fez called the Black Crow.
“If they shoot us, and stick our heads against the wall, they’ll pay for it with their blood,” Delevingne says menacingly in the trailer.
The series also features three times Jamie Harris, Simon McBurnie, Tamzin Merchant, David Giasi, Andrew Gower, Carla Crum, Artie Froshan, Sinead Phelps and more. “Carnival Row” is produced by Amazon Studios and Legendary Television, helmed by showrunner Eric Oleson.
Oleson will also return as an executive producer for the second season along with Bloom, Delevingne, Brad Van Arragon, Sarah Byrd, Jim Dunn, Sam Ernst, Wesley Strick, and Travis Beacham.
Two new episodes will premiere each week, starting February 17th at 9 a.m. PT on Prime Video.
Watch the trailer below.
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Netflix has dropped the official teaser for “Freeridge,” a spin-off of “On My Block,” complete with sibling rivalry, teenage recklessness, and maybe even a curse.
When teenage friends Cameron, Demi, Gloria, and Ennis buy a hand-carved box that they believe contains special powers, they soon begin to experience misfortune, which they attribute to curses. The coming-of-age story also delves into the hardships of siblings, focusing on the dynamic between siblings Gloria and Ennis.
On My Block creators Lauren Iungerich, Eddie Gonzalez and Jeremy Haft returned to create the new series alongside Jamie Uyeshiro and Jamie Dooner, although the original cast will not appear in the spin-off. New faces to the franchise include Tenzing Trainor as Cameron, Ciara Riley Wilson as Demi, Keila Monteroso Mejía as Gloria, and Brianna Salaz as Enes.
Production on “Freeridge” wrapped up over the summer, and the series is set to release February 2 on Netflix. The first season contains eight 30-minute episodes all dropped at once.
Watch the official trailer below.
dates
Fox announced an updated programming schedule on January 6 that will affect the air dates of “The Resident” and “9-1-1: Lone Star.”
The two-hour finale of Season 6 of “The Resident” will be divided into segments that will air over two weeks. The first half of the finale will air on January 10th at 8pm EST, and the second half will begin on January 17th at the same time. An exclusive broadcast of the “Alert: Missing Persons Unit” follow-up to “The Resident” is scheduled for both dates at 9 p.m. ET.
The Season 4 premiere of “9-1-1: Lone Star” is now scheduled for January 24 (instead of the previously announced January 17) at 8 p.m. ET. In an hour, the pilot episode of the drama series “The Accusation” will premiere on the network, just two days after the series premiere on January 22.
Podcasts
HBO Max’sThe last of us A podcast, “The Official Series Companion Podcast,” is set to be released the same day as The Last of Us series premiere for a deep dive behind the scenes of each episode.
Hosted by Troy Baker, who voices Joel Miller in the video game “The Last of Us” is based on, the podcast brings together series creators Craig Marzin and Neil Druckmann to discuss adapting the project from screen to screen.
The Last of Us follows a smuggler named Joel (Pedro Pascal) who is assigned to guide 14-year-old Ellie (Bella Ramsey) to safety across the United States in a post-apocalyptic future.
New episodes of the podcast will be released every Sunday, aligning with the weekly edition of the HBO series, for a total of nine episodes.