Regardless of any issues, it’s clear that Respawn Entertainment’s Star Wars Jedi series remains financially successful. Fans eagerly await news about a potential sequel, which they hope will be announced in the coming month.
Remember that whole kerfuffle about Ripple and its “XRP” thingy? The SEC, bless their hearts, started a legal tango with Ripple back in 2020, accusing them of peddling XRP like it was some kind of unregistered security. The audacity!
Speaking with The Direct, Currey was asked if she would ever return to the DC Universe, with the interview specifically citing how fans have fan-cast her as Wonder Woman. “That’s a loaded question. That’s been very nice to see people say that” said Currey, “I think getting to be in the universe at all has been such a lottery kind of feeling that I don’t know if I got to come back in any capacity, that’d be wild.” Currey also reflected on her time in the DCEU and how she was a fan of the universe before joining the first Shazam! film. Currey said:
While appearing on The Official Big Bang Theory Podcast, Chuck Lorre discussed the creation of Penny, and how she transformed from a stereotype in the early seasons to a fully fleshed-out, complex character. “Even after the second pilot, we had so many episodes to go before we started to understand that there was a brilliance to Penny’s character that we had not explored,” Lorre admitted. Before Cuoco made the role her own, Amanda Walsh was cast as Penny in an unaired pilot. Lorre continued:
Critic @SiddhantAdlakha took to X/Twitter to share that We Are Storror is nothing less than “incredible,” praising the documentary for offering insight into the group and how they deal with being aging athletes, its reflection on more universal themes and, of course, “dizzying” parkour sequences.