In May of 2024, Rob Mariano (currently featured on The Traitors Season 3) expressed no longing to revisit the game that catapulted him to fame according to TV Insider. However, in a subsequent interview with the same publication, he hinted at a potential participation in Season 50, suggesting: “I might consider it.
As a movie enthusiast, I’m thrilled to share that come March 9, 2025, I’ll be rejoining the Gemstone family in “The Righteous Gemstones”! The latest trailer hints at Baby Billy (Walton Goggins) directing an outrageously titled show about a teenage Jesus Christ, called “Teenjus.” The scenes that follow promise a riotous montage of familiar and new characters, gearing up for one last wild ride that’ll undoubtedly test the boundaries of the competing televangelist dynasties (streaming and cable included). It seems Eli Gemstone (John Goodman) has taken his retirement to new heights, as Jesse Gemstone (Danny McBride) puts it, he’s “living it up in Margaritaville.” The logline for Season 4 of “The Righteous Gemstones”:
Prepare for another rollercoaster ride with the Gemstone family, where faith, fame, and family feuds collide in an epic battle for supremacy!
For just a fleeting instant, there arose an aimless burst of anger that served as a stark warning about the readiness in certain individuals to minimize any signs of compromise and obliterate even the slightest advancements.
Or, more informally:
It was a quick flash of pointless rage that showed us how fast some people are to dismiss tiny acts of understanding and wipe out even minor improvements.
The ending of School Spirits’ Season 1 left me with numerous unanswered questions, and when I saw it scheduled for 2025, even more queries popped up! Questions ranging from Maddie not being truly deceased to Mr. Martin’s suspicious intentions, and Simon’s faith in his spectral companion. My thoughts were whirling back then, and now they’re spinning again after the first three episodes of Season 2. I’m eagerly awaiting answers to these new questions as I tune in every Thursday.
According to Cinema Blend’s report, Michael Olyphant recently appeared as a guest on Angela Kinsey and Jenna Fischer’s podcast “Office Ladies.” These two actresses played characters Angela and Pam in the series, and their show involves going over each episode of the series. Several cast members from “The Office” have made appearances in various episodes, and when it was Olyphant’s turn, he shared his experiences working on the series. Despite making it seem like an effortless job, his comments suggest that he may not be particularly proud of his role in the show.