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A new rumour suggests that an Obi-Wan Kenobi TV show could be in the works, with Disney’s soon-to-launch Disney Plus streaming service being earmarked as its potential home. Here’s everything we know…
Amazon is opting to end The Man In The High Castle, one of its biggest original series, after its upcoming fourth season. The show, which stars Alexa Davalos and Rufus Sewell, has been showing us a parallel world where the Nazis won World War II since it launched in 2015.
Syfy has opted to cancel Nightflyers, its series based on George R.R. Martin’s book of the same name, after just one season. This seems to be proof that the authors name, and its associations with Game Of Thrones, weren’t enough to turn this show into a smash hit for Syfy that it was worth carrying on with.
In a move that shouldn’t come as too much of a surprise, Netflix has followed up the cancellations of Daredevil, Iron Fist and Luke Cage by also cancelling The Punisher and Jessica Jones. But could these shows find a future elsewhere? It looks possible…
Life On Mars, the BBC’s beloved time-travel/cop show, is set to receive yet another remake: Spain, Russia, the Czech Republic and South Korea have already had their own remakes, and now a Chinese version is on the way. We’ve got all the details here.
David Fincher (director of Se7en, Zodiac, Gone Girl and The Social Network) has teamed up with Tim Miller (director of Deadpool and the upcoming Terminator reboot) to bring an animated anthology series entitled Love, Death + Robots to the Netflix streaming service. Today, we have a trailer to share.
In a real case of a TV show providing exactly what’s written on the tin, Sky One has ordered eight episodes of a new TV series entitled Comedians Watching Football With Friends. Can you guess what it’s about?
Netflix’s relaunch of Queer Eye continues to go from strength to strength, with two seasons already under its (probably very fashionable) belt as well as a handy book released. And now, we know when to expect the Fab Five’s next back of episodes…
Eagle-eyed Game Of Thrones fans, or perhaps just followers of HBO’s fantasy mega-hit that also love cats, will have noticed that we haven’t seen Ser Pounce for a while. And now we know why: Tommen’s cat was killed in shocking circumstances.
Crackerjack is set to make a comeback, with the BBC announcing its plans to relaunch the kid-friendly comedy show next year. Returning after a 35-year break, the show will air ten new episodes in 2020. Here’s all the info…