Midnight, Texas: “Lemuel, Unchained” Sneak Peeks
Angels, vampires, psychics, witches, assassins, racist biker gangs, ghost grandmas and a talking cat! Welcome back to Midnight, Texas.
The cast of NBC’s sexy supernatural summer series attended San Diego Comic-Con a couple of weeks ago. TVLine sat down with the cast and chatted with the cast about what’s to come.
Here are two sneak peeks from episode three titled “Lemuel, Unchained”:
Midnight, Texas airs Mondays at 10pm/9c on NBC.
Check Out New Poster and Promos for Marvel’s The Defenders
The Defenders comes out this month, and now we have some new promotional images to ease the wait.
The poster features our four heroes looking super cool.
The promos also feature Karen Page, Foggy Nelson, and Elektra.
Marvel’s The Defenders hits Netflix on August 18.
Take a Closer Look at Captain Marvel‘s Skrulls
We already knew that Captain Marvel is going to take place in the 90s and that she’s fighting the Skrulls. Now, we have a better look at our enemies.
Fans at Comic-Con were lucky enough to get an exclusive look at some concept art for the movie, and now concept artist Jerad S.Marantz shared with us the best look we have so far of our shape-shifting enemies.
Check it out:
Midnight, Texas: “Bad Moon Rising” Sneak Peeks
Angels, vampires, psychics, witches, assassins, racist biker gangs, ghost grandmas and a talking cat! Welcome to Midnight, Texas.
The first episode of the supernatural mystery aired earlier this week. TV Guide interviewed showrunner Monica Owusu-Breen to discuss what’s going to happen next.
Here is an excerpt from the interview:
Bobo took the fall for Aubrey’s murder! That’s not right, what’s next for him?
Monica Owusu-Breen: That storyline gets resolved in the second episode. It appears to be resolved in the second episode, I should say. We wrote a pilot and it was with the intention with the murder mystery guiding the entire series. When the pilot was shot, the network came to me and said, “Murder mysteries are done in a lot of shows. Can this be a supernatural show, with supernatural villains coming in and out of this world?” [NBC wanted] to really hit that.
So like every show, we’re sort of trying to figure out what we really are. So I went off and thought about it, and thought if I couldn’t do a supernatural show in a town like Midnight, I should hand in my Writers Guild card. So what begins as a murder mystery, you’ll see in Episode 2 opens up a bigger mystery and a bigger obstacle for the Midnighters and for Manfred (Francois Arnaud) specifically.
So the murder mystery won’t be the main thread of the season?
Owusu-Breen: No, that’s Bobo’s (Dylan Bruce) story. Every character has their own story, and the murder mystery and the fallout from that is Bobo’s story more than it is the story of the town.
Manfred is our window into this world, but soon he’ll have to be more proactive in the show. What drives him later throughout the series?
Owusu-Breen: I think what’s interesting about Manfred is that he’s a guy who’s used to running from things. I mean he grew up in gypsy caravan and he’s traveled the world, and whenever there were problems he and his grandma would leave. So the idea of committing to home and committing to a community is one sort of obstacle for our character Manfred who is not used to being alone. But I don’t think humans were meant to be alone, I don’t think we function well alone. For Manfred too, it’s about finding that community and place, where he is willing to take charge, and to lead, and to fight and to risk his own safety for this group of people who he will grow to feel a part of.
Okay, now we have to talk about my favorite character. There are so many supernatural characters, and you’re introducing all these different types of beings, and then, out of nowhere, we get a talking cat!
Owusu-Breen: Mr. Snuggly!!! I will describe it — because this show is wackadoo. I love wacky, I know I love it, I hope we find an audience who is as enamored with this crazy universe as me. When I read the books, I remember Mr. Snuggly was just always around, and then midway through the books or three-quarters through the books, he starts talking. But by that point he had been around often enough and the world had gotten nutty enough it was like, of course the cat talks. it kind of made sense in that weird Charlaine-inspired supernatural universe that of course a witch would have a familiar, and of course that familiar would have a voice. It’s a polarizing figure [laughs] but it makes us laugh.
Here are four sneak peeks from episode two titled “Bad Moon Rising”:
Midnight, Texas airs Mondays at 10pm/9c on NBC.
Script Page from Legion Season 2 Premiere Released
A script page from the second season premiere of FX’s Legion has been released online. It features some dialogue between Lenny Busker (Aubrey Plaza) and Oliver Bird (Jemaine Clement).
Executive producer Noah Hawley spoke with Entertainment Weekly about the script page.
Lenny and Oliver are being used by this character, Amahl Farouk. He wears their faces from time to time. It’s his way of hiding himself. I had this thought of, ‘What does Freddy Krueger do during the day?’ I thought it was interesting, the idea of the downtime of these characters. They’re not being used and so what is reality like for them? They’re being placated, that they’re in some place beautiful that may not actually be a physical space, it may be a mental space, like an astral plane. They have everything they need, they’re by the pool, it’s beautiful, but at a certain point, there’s part of them that realizes that they’re just trapped in this reality they don’t have any control over.
Check out the script page below:
Legion will return in 2018.
H/T: EW
Watch Henry Leave Storybrooke and Meet Cinderella in New ‘Once Upon a Time’ Sneak Peek
Remember when we told you about fans at Comic-Con getting to watch the first two scenes of Once Upon a Time season 7?
Well, that footage has been released.
The clip shows young Henry saying goodbye to Regina as he leaves home, and then adult Henry crashing into Cinderella’s carriage,
Check it out:
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Check Out This New Daredevil Clip from ‘The Defenders’ Season Premiere
It seems like our favorite Defender would have put away his suit at the beginning of Marvel’s The Defenders.
In this clip released on the show’s Twitter page, we see Matt Murdock lamenting on Elektra’s death and re-thinking his life-choices.
Check it out:
We have a confession… this is from episode 1. #DEFEND pic.twitter.com/76ygeMUlIl
— The Defenders (@TheDefenders) July 23, 2017
Reminder: The Defenders is less than a month away!
D23: New Info on ‘Wreck It Ralph 2,’ ‘The Incredibles 2,’ ‘Coco,’ and More
Filmmakers and animators from Disney and Pixar gathered at D23 to unveil a bunch of info on their upcoming animated movies.
Chief creative officer of Pixar and Walt Disney Animation Studios John Lasseter teamed up with the talent in front and behind of the camera from both studios to present new details on the upcoming movies.
It started with the first ever live performance of “Remember Me” from Pixar’s upcoming film, Coco. Anthony Gonzales (who voices Miguel), and Benjamin Bratt (Ernesto de la Cruz) teamed up on stage to perform the song. For the song’s grand finale, more than 160 performers joined Gonzales and Bratt.
“Our film embraces a broad landscape of music,” said director Lee Unkrich. “We were fortunate to have Kristen [Anderson-Lopez] and Bobby [Lopez] create ‘Remember Me’—it’s the signature song made famous by Ernesto de la Cruz, and it embodies the key theme in our story: the importance of remembering loved ones both in life and beyond.”
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Continuing with the musical theme, Josh Gad (Olaf) took the stage to do a surprise performance of “That Time of the Year” from the upcoming holiday short Olaf’s Frozen Adventure.
The 21-minute featurette, directed by Kevin Deters and Stevie Wermers-Skelton, will play in front of Disney’s Coco later this year.
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Now, news from the incredibly awaited The Incredibles 2. Lasseter shared a video of the ways the fashion industry looks up to our favorite designer: Edna Mode.
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That was followed by director Brad Bird joining Lassater on stage and welcoming Craig T. Nelson (Mr. Incredible), Holly Hunter (Mrs. Incredible), Sarah Vowell (Violet), newcomer Huck Milner (Dash), and Samuel L. Jackson (Frozone).
Bird revealed some details about the film, confirming that The Incredibles 2 will pick up right after the first movie, right when the Underminer comes up and you see the family changing into their supersuits.
However, it seems like now all the action will go to Mrs. Incredible, with Hunter saying “Bob’s actually home with the kids this time and I’m the one out fighting crime.”
The movie is set to hit theatres June 15, 2018.
Ralph Breaks the Internet (a.k.a. Wreck it Ralph 2) brought fans probably one of the most epic moments in Disney history.
Lasseter unveiled a scene to fans featuring the Disney Princesses, and revealed that he had asked the princesses voice actress to make a cameo on the sequence. That was followed by said voice actresses coming on stage together for the largest gathering of Disney Princesses ever.
In the upcoming movie, Ralph (John C. Reilly), Vanellope (Sarah Silverman) and company will leave the arcade behind and jump right into the wonders of the Internet.
They will encounter a new character, Yesss, an algorithm voiced by Empire‘s Taraji P. Henson. “Yesss is a new character who owns the website Buzzaholic,” said Henson. “Yesss knows about everything cool and on trend. And she does spell her name with a triple ‘s.’ Yesss is very savvy, smart and sexy.”
In smaller news:
- It was revealed that Josh Cooley (Riley’s First Date?) will direct Toy Story 4, which is set to come out June 21, 2019.
- The Frozen 2 talent unveiled a BTS video of the filmmakers recent trip to Norway, Finland and Iceland.
- Information for an untitled Dan Scanlon movie, was unveiled: the film will take place in a world of elves, trolls and sprites. “In the film, we’re going to tell the story of two teenage elf brothers whose father died when they were too young to remember him,” said Scanlon, “but thanks to the little magic still left in the world, the boys embark on a quest that will allow them a chance to spend one last magical day with their father.”
Are you excited about these movies?
We Got a New Image from Marvel’s ‘The Defenders’
Another image for Netflix’s The Defenders has been released.
The poster features our “gang of four:” Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage (looking like he’s about to hurt someone pretty badly), and Iron Fist.
The image looks like it will be used as a promotional banner for an interview of sorts due to the text on it: “Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage and Iron Fist have united to form street-level supergroup The Defenders, the four stars brief us on what to expect.”
Here it is:
Marvel’s The Defenders is set to air on Netflix August 18.
Source: Comic Book Movie.
Fear The Walking Dead Two-Part Mid-Season Finale Sneak Peek and Synopsis
The two-part episode 7 for season 3 of Fear The Walking Dead is quickly approaching.
AMC released a synopsis, a sneak peak and a promo on the upcoming episode.
Sneak peak:
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Promo:
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Season 3, Episode 7 synopsis:
A new arrival sows a divide within the ranch. Meanwhile, Alicia forms a new relationship in hopes of maintaining peace.
Source: AMC