‘Will Trent’: Ramón Rodriguez on Will’s Father Reveal, Casting the Actor and Angie’s Pregnancy

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In the second last episode of Season 3, titled “Why Hello, Sheriff,” ABC’s series “Will Trent” hit hard with a double blow that seems set to alter everything as we approach the season finale. Initially, Angie Polaski (Erika Christensen) found out she is expecting a child fathered by Dr. Seth McDale. In an unexpected twist, Will Trent (Ramón Rodriguez) was stunned to learn that his biological dad is none other than Sheriff Caleb Roussard, portrayed by actor Yul Vazquez, who is also recognized for his role in “Severance.

Ghosts” Finale Shocker: Jay’s Soul on the Line as Elias Turns Devil’s Enforcer!

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Wow, I can’t believe it! The TV show “Ghosts” wrapped up its fourth season with an incredible twist: Jay (Utkarsh Ambudkar) has secured a new representative to boost his restaurant’s popularity. However, there seems to be a snag: The contract he signed wasn’t for a public relations team, but rather, it was a deal to sell his soul to the devil! And that’s not just any representative – it’s Elias Woodstone (Matt Walsh), who can now manifest physically on earth as the devil’s messenger.

Met Gala 2025 Posts Blockbuster Livestream Numbers: 1.2 Billion Global Views

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By Wednesday evening, according to EbMaster, videos from this year’s Met Gala on Vogue’s website and YouTube channel have amassed a total of 1.2 billion views worldwide. This high-profile event consistently attracts prominent figures in fashion, music, and Hollywood who attend to support the Costume Institute and provide social media platforms with several days filled with discussions about style.

Thunderbolts* Killed Taskmaster, But Black Widow Almost Had a Wildly Different Version

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Information about this stems from actor O-T Fagbenle, who portrayed Rick Mason, a former ally of Natasha Romanoff (Black Widow) during her S.H.I.E.L.D. days, in the movie ‘Black Widow’. Interestingly, the role he initially tried out for wasn’t that of Rick Mason; instead, Fagbenle revealed to The Direct during the promotion of Hulu’s exclusive series ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Season 6, that he had actually auditioned for the part of Taskmaster.

14 Netflix Thrillers Every James Bond Fan Needs to Stream Right Now

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These films may not follow the established storyline (canon), but they serve as a calibration or setting of standards. Each one gives an impression of being a simulation: they explore themes like improvisation, trust issues, and the captivating charisma that emerges from internal turmoil even in high-stress situations. From bodyguard jobs in unstable administrations to assassins with erased memories performing Parkour across plot inconsistencies, these movies provide more than just thrills – they offer a mood assessment for the modern spy. While it’s questionable if Bond could endure all of them, experiencing these films? That’s your initial assignment.

Kerry Washington & Omar Sy’s Epic Shootout in ‘Shadow Force’: Who Wins Mother’s Day?

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In a fresh take from director Joe Carnahan (“Smokin’ Aces”, “Copshop”), Washington and Sy shine as fiercely protective parents in Lionsgate’s latest action flick, “Shadow Force”. This adrenaline-pumping ride is best enjoyed on the big screen. As a unique tribute to motherhood this holiday season, it certainly delivers. However, its heartfelt family moments are somewhat overshadowed by the frequent gunfire and graphic violence that warrant an R rating.

Persona Showdown: Haru vs Akechi – Who Comes Out on Top?

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When talking about Haru in the context of Persona, fans often point out how she changes over the course of the story. A post by “Definitelyhuman000” shed some light on her pivotal scenes, expressing excitement that she “revenge her father,” which underscores Haru’s development and strength as a character. The underlying themes of family and retribution give Haru depth, making her more relatable to players who have faced similar hardships.

Destiny 2 Players Frustrated by Unskippable Cutscenes: What’s the Deal?

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At the heart of the issue is that players coming back to Destiny 2 frequently encounter a confusing narrative cycle. As ShieldWarden accurately points out, “I haven’t even experienced LIGHTFALL yet!” The idea of having to watch an extended movie before you can play the game is not appealing to most gamers. It appears as though each login plunges them into a fresh tale about the Drifter’s chess pieces or the latest interstellar gathering, while all they yearn for is inspecting their equipment and jumping back into the gameplay. The absence of a skip button for these cutscenes seems like an ill-conceived effort to keep players involved, but for many, it feels more like being compelled onto a ride they never wanted to get on in the first place.

Destiny 2: Battling Grind Dread – Are New Weapons Worth the Effort?

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In everyday language, “grinding dread” refers to a common experience among Destiny 2 players, where they eagerly seek new gear but face a psychological struggle between excitement and fatigue, knowing that superior options might be nearby. Other gamers have shared similar feelings. HotMachine9, for instance, reflected on their lengthy history with Destiny, stating that even with poor to average equipment, most content can still be completed. The essence of the post is that the grind may not hold the same significance as it once did due to the looming possibility of Tier 5 weapon drops. Players question whether the time spent on the current weapons is worthwhile, considering they might become obsolete in the near future. It’s a delicate situation where players yearn for new items but feel a bit worn down after years of spinning the same fortune wheel.