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Shawn Ryan’s The Night Agent is known for constantly adding new twists, villains, helpers, and secrets with each season, which means a lot of new characters. Season 3 will feature returning favorites like Peter Basso, Chelsea Arrington played by Fola Evans-Akingbola, Catherine Weaver with Amanda Warren, and the newly elected president Richard Hagan (Ward Horton). The new season also introduces several fresh faces, including the president’s wife, a helpful new friend for Peter, a brilliant but troubled individual, and a dangerous assassin, among others.

Steven Soderbergh and Adam Driver had developed a sequel idea, written by Scott Z. Burns, that would have focused on Ben Solo, Driver’s character Kylo Ren, and explored what happened after his redemption in The Rise of Skywalker. Driver described the script as incredibly impressive. Soderbergh explained the project involved about two and a half years of unpaid work from his team, including Driver and Burns, along with co-writer Rebecca Blunt. Kathleen Kennedy, former president of Lucasfilm, acknowledged the script was excellent and left the door open to future possibilities. However, Soderbergh revealed the project ultimately stalled because Disney executives didn’t believe Ben Solo could have survived.

This gripping new series launched on February 18th and has quickly become a hit! It’s a thrilling blend of crime, suspense, mystery, and romance, making it impossible to look away. With only 8 episodes, it’s the perfect show to binge-watch on Prime Video this weekend.

That’s just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to unannounced movies. Many more projects likely went unmentioned. Recently, we found out about one of these hidden films: Adam Driver shared that he and director Steven Soderbergh secretly worked for years on a movie focusing on his Star Wars villain, Kylo Ren (also known as Ben Solo).

Though the first prequel to Game of Thrones didn’t quite live up to expectations in its second season, there’s still plenty of excitement surrounding the show. Season 3 of House of the Dragon promises the action viewers were hoping for, with enough impressive scenes to overshadow any behind-the-scenes issues. The season is planned to feature at least four large-scale battles, starting with a unique opening scene in the premiere: the first major naval battle in the entire series.

Recent HBO successes include popular shows like The White Lotus and The Pitt, as well as classics like Game of Thrones and The Sopranos. A few years back, HBO released a fantastic, though often overlooked, series. As the weekend approaches, this crime thriller is a perfect choice for a quick binge-watch for several reasons.

HBO’s fantasy series, which began in 2011, is based on George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire novels. The show initially focused on Ned Stark, but his unexpected death at the end of the first season changed everything. Since then, Game of Thrones has become incredibly popular, spawning spin-offs like House of the Dragon and A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, with more new shows currently in the works.

By the time “In the Pale Moonlight” aired, Deep Space Nine was deeply involved in its Dominion War storyline. The show had already broken new ground for Star Trek by being set in one place, and it continued to push boundaries with its complex, long-term war themes. This episode is a key example of when Star Trek explored morally gray areas, and the show has been more careful about doing so ever since.

Brittany and Devonta are all over the place. One minute, Brittany’s upset, telling producers Devonta should have taken time off after his grandfather’s death and questioning if he’s serious about this relationship. The next, they’re happily connecting in bed and praising their communication. Brittany says she appreciates Devonta’s kind and forgiving nature, comparing him to Jesus. However, as Tyler noted previously, Jesus wasn’t in a relationship, which is a bit ironic.

The action thriller The Gray Man, inspired by Mark Greaney’s popular book series, stars Ryan Gosling as a highly skilled CIA operative forced on the run after uncovering evidence of corruption within the agency. The film also features a strong supporting cast, including Chris Evans, Ana de Armas, Jessica Henwick, Regé-Jean Page, and Billy Bob Thornton.