Drown that post-election depression out with some news from TVEnthusiast. New shows in development include The Classic, Car Wash, Pulling, How May We Hate You, Magnolia Springs, Otis the POTUS, Linda from HR, The Escape, Unsolved, American Woman, Bliss, and Ghost Rider.
Conviction and Dead of Summer have been cancelled, Westworld likely for renewal, Legends of Tomorrow season 2 expanded, a Double Dare special is coming our way, and Young Justice is returning for a 3rd season after 3 years off the air.
Actors Christopher Lloyd (Back to the Future), Leonard Roberts (Heroes), Alison Wright (The Americans), Nicholas Gonzalez (Sleepy Hollow), Andrea Londo (Faking it), Brandon Victor Dixon (Hamilton), Jonathan Howard (Episodes), Dallas Roberts (The Walking Dead), Sarah Stiles (Hand to God), Jay Harrington (Better off Ted). Kim Director (Orange Is The New Black), Ida Marie Nielsen (Anna Pihl), Jasmin Savoy Brown (The Leftovers), Charlotte Riley (Peaky Blinders), Byron Mann (Hell on Wheels), Alexis Krause (Secret Girlfriend), Elodie Yung (Daredevil), Sean Astin (The Gonies), Paul Reiser (Aliens), and more have obtained work.
Also in the news, Netflix is making some moves, and Playstation Vue is losing and gaining some channels.
This Week's Question: The Creators of South Park had planned their November 9th episode to reflect a Presidential win for Hillary Clinton. With Trump winning the election, they had to restructure the entire episode in less than a day. How do you think they did?
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