Though specific broadcast dates remain undecided, the Louisiana series is set to return to its original network, A&E. A total of 20 episodes have been commissioned for two seasons. In this streaming era, these episodes will also be accessible on a yet-unspecified major streaming platform following each season’s end. Previously aired episodes can currently be found with a Hulu subscription.
It has been announced that Amazon’s Prime Video is developing a series from Julie C. Dao’s book series “Rise of the Empress.” The eight-episode show will be written, produced, and overseen by Crystal Liu (from “American Horror Story”) and James Wong, who will serve as writers, executive producers, and showrunners. Gemma Chan from “Eternals” is also on board as an Executive Producer, working alongside Viola Davis and Julius Tennon’s JuVee Productions, and Forest Whitaker and Nina Yang Bongiovi’s Significant Productions, both of which have exclusive production deals with Amazon MGM Studios. Crystal Liu expressed her enthusiasm for the project in a statement to Variety.
In a different phrasing: “Shauna, played by Melanie Lynskey, asserts that the only way to ensure safety is if there’s no one else left,” this sentiment echoes as the heavy beats of Drowning Pool’s “Bodies” fill the background. And considering the chilling events portrayed in the past two seasons of this suspenseful mystery series, it seems her grim prediction may hold true. Regrettably, a significant number of bodies have met their end – whether on hardwood floors, pavement, or deep within the forest.
As a movie enthusiast myself, let me share my take on this sci-fi thriller: “The storyline didn’t leave me on the edge of my seat, but the captivating ensemble cast made Hancock’s quirky break-up tale an engaging watch.” Particularly impressive was Thatcher’s portrayal of Iris, the jilted AI companion. This is according to Patrick Cavanaugh in his review for ComicBook.com.
Van Dyke and Silver appeared as guests on the “Where Everybody Knows Your Name” podcast, which is hosted by Ted Danson and his wife Mary Steenburgen. During the conversation, Danson inquired about how the two had initially met. In an unusual turn of events for him, the individual known for having one of the worst English accents in Hollywood history confessed that he spotted her at the Screen Actors Guild awards once and, unexpectedly, stood up to introduce himself. Van Dyke then added…