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The cast reunion was filmed on April 23rd (and Levi was included!), but the drama didn’t stop there. Since then, cast members have been actively posting online and appearing on Watch What Happens Live. Ciara gave an interview with Glamour and then announced she’ll be joining Dancing With the Stars and Love Island USA: Aftersun. Plus, there was a leak of private photos of West, and he became the center of controversy regarding rumors about a relationship with Jenn Fessler from The Real Housewives of New Jersey. It’s been a chaotic time, to say the least.

Clarke Peters often refers to his character, Art Daniels, in the third person when discussing the role. Art is a complex figure – once a radical, now grappling with drugs and searching for spiritual meaning – and this habit reveals how deeply Peters connected with him. Initially, Peters declined the part in The Boroughs after hearing it compared to Stranger Things. He didn’t want to spend years fighting monsters. However, as he read the scripts, he became intrigued by Art’s perspective and his journey into understanding the mysteries of life, something Peters himself could relate to. He felt he could bring authenticity to the character’s dialogue and experiences. The moment he met a crow on set, he knew he was fully committed. He joked that he wouldn’t even mind chasing monsters for the rest of his life.

The planned sequel to I Am Legend looked promising because it intended to feature Michael B. Jordan alongside Will Smith, continuing the story after the first film. This raised hopes the sequel could be as good as the original, similar to how successful later installments have been in horror series like 28 Years Later.

It was clear someone major was going to die on Euphoria, and last week, Gillie hinted that the show needs periodic character deaths to stay interesting. Given Nate’s limited dialogue since his wedding – mostly just cries of pain – he seemed like the most likely candidate. However, we can probably expect more bloodshed next week during what looks like a major showdown between Laurie and Alamo’s groups, assuming Rue survives. After a few episodes that felt more like a novel, tonight’s Euphoria was packed with intense action. Creator Sam Levinson is really weaving all the characters’ stories together, and the result is chaotic, like a multi-car accident.

Spoilers for Euphoria season 3, episode 7, “Rain or Shine.”

The new Disney+ series continues the story of Netflix’s Daredevil, with Charlie Cox reprising his role as Matt Murdock/Daredevil and Vincent D’Onofrio returning as Wilson Fisk/Kingpin. Born Again has generally been well-received by both fans and critics.

The biggest surprise of the episode happens when Rulla agrees to meet Alicia at the beach, and does so while being filmed! It’s a bit clumsy – she accidentally drops her phone in the ocean right away – but things like that happen. Alicia reveals her daughter is at an empowering camp, and Rulla rightly points out Alicia should have gone too, especially since she’s trying to get involved with Pizza Mamma. What’s really great about this scene, though, is when Alicia suddenly calls out “Amanda?” and her neighbor – the one she had a disagreement with – walks over. It perfectly shows how interconnected everyone is in Rhode Island, and how deep those connections can be. This walk is also the second time Alicia has seen Rulla since the video surfaced, and she still hasn’t been able to tell her about it. Whether she ever will remains to be seen.

This miniseries is a faithful and intense adaptation of the novel, maintaining its dark and unsettling atmosphere right through to the grim conclusion. Unlike many detective adaptations that aim for a comforting, classic feel, this BBC series focuses on building psychological suspense and genuine terror. Critics have praised it for being accurate and relentlessly gripping.

If you were already following the drama surrounding the newcomer, things are about to get even more complicated with a new piece of information revealed to K. through a phone call. As the women return to their lives in Atlanta, we see more of their personal stories: Pinky’s children are introduced, Kelli discusses her difficult past relationship while hinting at a new romance (keeping his identity hidden), and Shamea shares the challenges and joys of surrogacy. However, her marriage to Gerald seems strained by her acting roles requiring intimate scenes. Meanwhile, K., Phaedra, and Kelli take a pottery class, where K. directly confronts Phaedra about the alleged coordinated plan to ambush her in Dallas. K. explains her belief that Phaedra knew about the setup beforehand, but Phaedra strongly denies any involvement.

Wil Wheaton, best known as a star on Star Trek: The Next Generation, also had a recurring role as himself on The Big Bang Theory. HBO Max recently released a preview of its upcoming shows, including a new series called Stuart Fails to Save the Universe. The preview features Wheaton, who seems to be using a Vulcan salute to perform magic. Kevin Sussman, who plays Stuart Bloom, says in the preview, “None of this is normal.” You can see Wheaton in the video starting at the 28-second mark.