The CW’s Riverdale season three episode three continued the hunt for the Gargoyle King, with Jughead and Betty trying to decipher the connection between the Farm and Gryphons and Gargoyles. Episode three also found Archie forced to participate in Riverdale‘s version of fight club. And, Hermoine finally got to open her speakeasy, although its launch wasn’t without its own problems. Hermoine, fed up with her father’s meddling, combined forces with Cheryl and Toni to give Hiram a taste of his own medicine.
Up next, season three episode four titled “The Midnight Club” airing November 7, 2018. Directed by Dawn Wilkinson from a script by Tessa Leigh Williams, episode four features the main young cast playing younger versions of their parents.
The cast of season three includes KJ Apa as Archie Andrews, Lili Reinhart as Betty Cooper, Camila Mendes as Veronica Lodge, and Cole Sprouse as Jughead Jones. Madelaine Petsch is Cheryl Blossom, Marisol Nichols is Hermione Lodge, Mӓdchen Amick is Alice Cooper, and Luke Perry is Fred Andrews. The third season also stars Ashleigh Murray as Josie McCoy, Casey Cott as Kevin Keller, Mark Consuelos as Hiram Lodge, Skeet Ulrich as FP Jones, Charles Melton as Reggie Mantle, and Vanessa Morgan as Toni Topaz.
The “Chapter Thirty-Nine: The Midnight Club” Plot: ANTHONY MICHAEL HALL AND MICHAEL CONSUELOS GUEST STAR IN A FLASHBACK TO RIVERDALE HIGH CIRCA 1992 — When Betty (Lili Reinhart) confronts Alice (Madchen Amick) about Gryphons and Gargoyles, Alice has no choice but to come clean about how she, along with a young Fred (KJ Apa), FP (Cole Sprouse), Hermoine (Camila Mendes), Hiram (guest star Michael Consuelos), Sierra (Ashleigh Murray), Penelope (Madelaine Petsch) and Tom (Casey Cott), played the game in the early 90’s – and how a shocking mystery has been plaguing them all ever since.
In the final trailer leading up to Bohemian Rhapsody‘s theatrical release, Rami Malek as Queen lead singer Freddie Mercury describes the band. “We’re four misfits who don’t belong together. We’re playing for other misfits who are the outcasts right at the back of the room who are pretty sure they don’t belong either. We belong to them.”
Mr. Robot‘s Rami Malek leads the cast that includes Gwilym Lee as Brian May, Ben Hardy as Roger Taylor, Joseph Mazzello as John Deacon, and Lucy Boynton as Mary Austin. Aidan Gillen, Aaron McCusker, Tom Hollander, Mike Myers, and Allen Leach are also featured in the musical biopic.
Bryan Singer retained credit as director. However, he was fired from the production before filming wrapped. Singer was let go after missing days of filming, and Dexter Fletcher was brought in to finish up the shoot. Fletcher will not be officially credited for the film and has moved on to directing another musical epic, Rocketman, starring Taron Egerton as Sir Elton John.
Anthony McCarten is credited with the screenplay. Graham King and Jim Beach served as producers.
20th Century Fox has set a November 2, 2018 theatrical release date.
The Plot:
“Bohemian Rhapsody is a foot-stomping celebration of Queen, their music and their extraordinary lead singer Freddie Mercury. Freddie defied stereotypes and shattered convention to become one of the most beloved entertainers on the planet. The film traces the meteoric rise of the band through their iconic songs and revolutionary sound. They reach unparalleled success, but in an unexpected turn Freddie, surrounded by darker influences, shuns Queen in pursuit of his solo career.
Having suffered greatly without the collaboration of Queen, Freddie manages to reunite with his bandmates just in time for Live Aid. While bravely facing a recent AIDS diagnosis, Freddie leads the band in one of the greatest performances in the history of rock music. Queen cements a legacy that continues to inspire outsiders, dreamers and music lovers to this day.”
Rami Malek as rock icon Freddie Mercury in Twentieth Century Fox/New Regency film’s ‘Bohemian Rhapsody.’
Netflix has released a new two and a half minute trailer for the action drama, Outlaw King. The new trailer declares the film will tell the real story of how a rebel became a king. Said rebel is Robert the Bruce, played by Chris Pine (the Star Trek film franchise, Wonder Woman).
In addition to Chris Pine, the cast includes Aaron Taylor-Johnson (Nocturnal Animals), Florence Pugh (Lady Macbeth), Tony Curran (Sons of Anarchy), Stephen Dillane (Game of Thrones), Billy Howle (Dunkirk), James Cosmo (In Darkness), and Sam Spruell (The Bastard Executioner).
Outlaw King was shot in Scotland. David Mackenzie not only directed the action drama but also wrote the script along with Bash Doran (Boardwalk Empire), James MacInnes, Mark Bomback, and playwright David Harrower. Gillian Berrie and writer/director David Mackenzie served as producers. The behind the scenes team includes director of photography Barry Ackroyd, production designer Don Burt, costume designer Jane Petrie, and editor Jake Roberts.
Outlaw King was the Opening Night Film at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 6th. Critical reaction was mixed, with the Los Angeles Times’ Justin Chang saying, “The movie is a juicy slab of cinematic red meat, a symphony of mud, blood and viscera set to a soundtrack of thundering hoofbeats and howls of vengeance.” However, Variety’s Peter Debruge wasn’t as impressed. “Whatever its value as rabble-rousing historical reenactment, Outlaw King never quite compares to the many films it’s so keen to imitate, and in some cases outright quote,” writes Debruge.
Netflix will be releasing Outlaw King in limited theaters and on the streaming service on November 9, 2018.
The Plot:
“Outlaw King tells the untold, true story of Robert the Bruce who transforms from defeated nobleman to outlaw hero during the oppressive occupation of medieval Scotland by Edward I of England. Despite grave consequences, Robert seizes the Scottish crown and rallies an impassioned group of men to fight back against the mighty army of the tyrannical King and his volatile son, the Prince of Wales.”
It’s hard to believe it’s been 10 years since the sparkling vegetarian vampires hit the big screen in Twilight. The original film based on Stephenie Meyer’s bestselling series opened in theaters on November 21, 2008. Four films followed, with the movie adaptations ringing up over $3 billion worldwide over their theatrical runs.
Lionsgate Summit Entertainment’s celebrating the 10th anniversary of the first Twilight film with the special home video re-release of all five films of The Twilight Saga. The anniversary editions include the 4K Ultra HD™ Combo Pack (plus Blu-ray and Digital) as well as The Twilight Saga films on Blu-ray Combo Pack (2 Blu-rays, 1 DVD, plus Digital) and Digital 4K Ultra HD.
In support of the 10th anniversary, Twilight cast members Kellan Lutz (‘Emmet Cullen’) and Jackson Rathbone (‘Jasper Cullen’) joined director Catherine Hardwicke at the 2018 New York Comic Con to reminisce about the supernatural love story. During our roundtable interview, Lutz recalled what it was like to be on the set of the first film and what defines the Twilight experience to him.
How does it feel to think it’s been 10 years since the first Twilight was released? Kind of freaky?
Kellan Lutz: “Yes, in a very… Because you look at your own life, even if you didn’t have as a benchmark a Twilight, from 23 to 33 just goes like that. And, it’s the journey. I’m just grateful. I’m more a journey person. Even with road trips, the destination’s fun but a lot of times you don’t know what the destination’s going to really to look like, you can’t picture it. Just like your life. Anyone can tell you in 10 years as an actor, you’re going to have this, you’re going to have that. But for me, as long as you’re enjoying it – that’s what Twilight’s been for me personally.
It’s been fun. Every aspect of it has just been so much fun, maybe minus the white makeup when we were shooting it, but all in all in 10 years looking back.
I have to ask myself is it from when the movies ended, but then that was only five years ago. So, it was when it first started and I was 23. I’m 33 right now. So, 23, I don’t remember much. I don’t. I was talking to my wife. You know, I got married nine months ago and looking back, it’s weird because I kind of wish I had Twilight now. I know I would have experienced it more.
I think when I was younger, not like I was partying more, it was a lot and it’s hard to grasp it at the age when you don’t have much to compare it to. Just like growing up. So now that I’m in my 30s if I had that I would know what to appreciate. And, I appreciated it all pretty evenly. But yeah, it’s the journey. I just can’t believe it’s gone [snapping his fingers] like that.”
Would you play him differently?
Kellan Lutz: “No, not at all. Because Emmet, how I played him…and again as you get older, you get more worries in your head and more stress in your head. I’m married. I don’t think I would have been able to play him as authentically joyful as I played him. Because in that time in my life in my 20s, I had very little responsibilities. I still have that childlike heart and mentality, but there’s a lot more responsibilities in life. There’s a lot more things that you’re thinking about that kind of dim that twinkle where you have to really turn life off and step in those shoes. And that’s acting, to be that character. But I played him so wholeheartedly Kellan with the attributes of Emmet that I took from the book.
Everything happens for a reason and I’m very grateful for that. I’m here today, 10 years later, reminiscing with Catherine and Jackson. And that’s the cool thing. I feel like she hasn’t aged a day, Jackson hasn’t. We could all play our characters again and look the exact same. That’s pretty cool.”
Do you feel there’s still more story to tell? Would you want to go back to play Emmet again?
Kellan Lutz: “For my character, definitely. I think he was the only one who wasn’t really touched on that much. Even with the excerpt of ‘Emmet and the Bear’ with how he turned into a vampire, you see the love story more. I definitely think Emmet…I barely did much in those movies. So, the stock that he got from being a part of it and the character himself and the couple lines he got to show his humor, went really far. I would of course love to have more Emmet, do another movie, do more origin story of how he came to be. That would be fun.”
Is there a moment that defines the Twilight experience for you?
Kellan Lutz: “I always go back to the first movie for all of us because we were all just so authentic with it. There’s so much truth with all the actors, and innocence. I think going back to it, the innocence was so pure. And then you have the Twilight fans that came out, and their moms. We all jumped on that roller coaster at the same time, holding hands, hands in the air like, ‘What are we doing?! What is this?’ And I really think Twilight paved the road for other adaptations like Hunger Games and… What was the one with Woodley?”
Divergent.
Kellan Lutz: “Divergent. Stuff like that that really took off. Those ones are great. But the first one when the Twilight moms came, working with Catherine, and also even with the studio. Like, it wasn’t a machine yet. You were able to make mistakes. You were able to laugh at yourself. There weren’t security guards on set. It was just fun. It was fun.
And, obviously with the success the studio had responsibilities. And then other people… We were young so a lot of people telling you who you should be or what you should be or who you can talk to or how you should be perceived. What press you should do. It got a little heavier responsibility-wise. But, for me, I loved it. I felt like I stayed the same.”
Most young adult adaptations aren’t as successful as Twilight. What do you think it is about the Twilight films that really captured the audiences the way it did?
Kellan Lutz: “Everything starts with the story and at the end of the day this was a beautiful love story between that shouldn’t and something that is. I think the fantasy of that. And, again, it had the innocence and purity of she loved Edward, it didn’t matter what he was. She didn’t judge him for anything. She just wanted to be seen, and she felt seen by him. He really did see her inside and out. So, I think the purity of it all and the love story, and the great story that it was.”
What are you working on now?
Kellan Lutz: “For me, I just love acting. I just finished What Men Want with Taraji P. Henson. I mean, when I watched Mel Gibson in What Women Want before I shot that movie I thought, ‘This is a brilliant movie. It is a really great, creative movie.’
And then working with Adam Shankman who I always wanted to be a part of his Step Up movies. I auditioned for the third one and didn’t get it, so working with him – I’ve been friends with him for a long time so when they brought this idea back with Taraji P. Henson being a sports agent, it’s really time relevant and just funny. It’s a really funny movie. I’m excited for that one to come out. They pushed it to Valentine’s Day which will be really good. So, I’m really proud of that one.
Then, I just do a lot of action movies. I love action. And, I got married so it’s a crazy life to be an actor because you can’t control anything for the most part. But what I can control is my life outside of the acting and with that having a best friend and finding a best friend to do life with, I’m lucky. I really am.”
Were you trying for the lead role in Step Up 3?
Kellan Lutz: “Yeah, Sharni Vinson got it and I think it was Rick (Malambri). I still would love to do a dance movie.”
Are you a good dancer?
Kellan Lutz: “I think I am. My wife and I go line dancing at InCahoots. It’s a little line dancing place down where she’s from. She’s a great dancer too.”
Chrissy Teigen and John Legend host ‘A Legendary Christmas with John and Chrissy’ (Photo by: F. Scott Schafer / Columbia Records / NBC)
Husband and wife entertainers John Legend and Chrissy Teigen will be helping to ring in the holidays with NBC’s A Legendary Christmas With John and Chrissy. The hour-long special will feature the couple and some of their friends and family members, with additional celebrity guests to be announced closer to the air date.
NBC announced the holiday celebration will air on November 28, 2018 at 10pm ET/PT.
“What John has accomplished over his career is simply remarkable and we’re thrilled to have both he and Chrissy host our holiday special,” stated Doug Vaughan, Executive Vice President, Special Programs, NBC Entertainment. “It will be a truly memorable telecast filled with wonderful performances that will have something for everyone.”
John Legend recently earned the “E” portion of the coveted EGOT distinction with his Emmy win in the Outstanding Variety Special (Live) category for Jesus Christ Superstar Live. The 10-time Grammy winner picked up the “O” by winning the Oscar for Best Achievement in Music Written for Motion Pictures, Original Song for “Glory” from Selma. And his “T” came in 2017 as the producer of the Tony Award-winning play, Jitney.
According to NBC, John Legend’s expected to perform songs off A Legendary Christmas, his new Christmas album dropping on October 26th.
Besides being one of the most popular celebrities on Twitter, Chrissy Teigen is one of the hosts of Paramount Network’s wild celebrity competition series, Lip Sync Battle. Teigen’s also the best-selling author of 2016’s Cravings: Recipes for All the Food You Want to Eat which hit the #1 spot on the New York Times list. She recently followed up her popular cookbook with Cravings: Hungry for More which hit stores earlier this year. In addition, Teigen has a kitchen and tabletop collection called “Cravings by Chrissy Teigen” sold at Target.
The one-hour holiday special will be produced by Universal Television, Done + Dusted and Friends at Work.
Keir Gilchrist and Nik Dodani in a scene from ‘Atypical’ season 2 (Photo by Beth Dubber / Netflix)
Netflix used the birth of a penguin to help announce the renewal of Atypical for a third season. The short renewal video shows Sam (played by Keir Gilchrist) excitedly telling his family “it’s hatching” followed by the group gathering around the laptop to watch a penguin egg hatch. A title card reads “Atypical season 3 coming soon” and Sam declares it’s a wonderful day.
A premiere date for season three hasn’t been announced. However, Netflix did confirm season three will consist of 10 half-hour episodes.
The popular series was created by Robia Rashid (How I Met Your Mother, Will & Grace). Rashid also writes and serves as an executive producer along with Academy Award winner Seth Gordon and Mary Rohlich. Dr. Michelle Dean works behind the scenes to “help guide an accurate depiction of autism spectrum disorder” in the series.
Season two starred Keir Gilchrist (United States of Tara), Jennifer Jason Leigh (The Hateful Eight), Michael Rapaport (Justified), Brigette Lundy-Paine (Margot vs. Lily), Amy Okuda (How to Get Away with Murder), Raul Castillo (Looking, Seven Seconds), Nik Dodani (Alex Strangelove), Graham Rogers (Ray Donovan, The Kominsky Method), Fivel Stewart (Hansel & Gretel: Warriors of Witchcraft), Jenna Boyd (The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants), and Casey Wilson (Happy Endings, Gone Girl). The season three cast has not been confirmed.
The Plot:
“Atypical is a coming of age story that follows Sam (Keir Gilchrist), an 18-year-old on the autistic spectrum as he searches for love and independence. While Sam is on his funny and emotional journey of self-discovery, the rest of his family must grapple with change in their own lives as they all struggle with the central theme: what does it really mean to be normal?
Jennifer Jason Leigh stars as his mother, Elsa, who is on her own journey of self-discovery. Michael Rapaport plays his father, Doug. Brigette Lundy-Paine plays Sam’s sister, Casey, and Amy Okuda plays a therapist, Julia.
In season two of the series, which launched in September 2018, Elsa and Doug faced the aftermath of their marriage crisis and Casey tried to adjust to her new school, while Sam prepared for life after graduation.”
The official trailer for season two of Amazon Prime Video’s The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel proudly reminds viewers the series snagged eight Emmy Award wins. Amazon also released a season two poster to accompany the unveiling of the critically acclaimed series’ new two-minute trailer.
Season one of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel picked up victories in the Outstanding Comedy Series, Outstanding Directing (Amy Sherman Palladino), Outstanding Writing (Amy Sherman Palladino), Outstanding Actress in a Comedy Series (Rachel Brosnahan), Outstanding Supporting Actress (Alex Borstein), Outstanding Casting for a Comedy Series, Outstanding Single-Camera Picture Editing for a Comedy Series, and Outstanding Music Supervision.
Amy Sherman-Palladino created the series and executive produces with Daniel Palladino. The season two cast includes Brosnahan, Borstein, Tony Shalhoub, Marin Hinkle, Michael Zegen, and Kevin Pollak.
In our interview this summer, Brosnahan explained what she finds so relevant about her character. “I think Midge is finding a voice that she didn’t know she had. I think that’s something that everybody can relate to and aspire to in some way. We all hope that we get the opportunity to reinvent ourselves as we grow older, to take new paths and try new things. Midge is someone who lived in a bubble. She’s experiencing things anew for the first time. I think that’s both inspiring and hopefully probably a little bit frustrating for audiences as well. She’s a little bit naive.”
Season two will premiere on December 5 2018.
The Plot:
“After Midge’s triumph at the Gaslight, the fallout from her takedown of Sophie Lennon looms large, making her climb up the comedy ladder more challenging than ever. As the actual grind of being a comic begins to take its toll on Midge, the pressure to come clean to her family weighs on her – especially as her choices have a ripple effect on everyone around her.”
“We never catch him,” says Cisco (Carlos Valdez) to Nora (Jessica Parker Kennedy) as she tells them everything she knows about the meta serial killer known as Cicada in season five episode three of The CW’s The Flash.
As the episode begins, it’s 2032 and little Nora is giving herself a tour of The Flash museum. She spent time in the section titled “The Hall of Villains” and that’s why in 2018 Nora can tell Team Flash about Cicada. It seems he’s the scariest enemy her father ever went up against because he was never caught. Supergirl, the Legends, and even Green Arrow all tried to stop him but they never did. Cicada’s identity is still a mystery in Nora’s time.
That’s not all, however. Nora traveling back in time and helping Barry to destroy the satellite is messing with the timeline more than anyone thought because Cicada’s meta human killings are happening earlier than they should, and his victims are completely different.
As Team Flash discuss how to catch Cicada quickly, Nora reveals she thinks she knows how to defeat him. Her idea: to bring in a Wells from another Earth to help them. They didn’t do that originally, so she’s convinced it will make all the difference. She suggests Herr Wells which makes Cisco groan, but Team flash is willing to try.
Cisco brings Herr Wells (Tom Cavanagh) but unfortunately he’s too busy to help. Instead, he offers the coordinates of Sherloque Wells, a brilliant detective who can help them.
Sherloque arrives and impresses the team, minus Cisco, with his keen sense of observation. Cisco remains convinced this is a bad idea. Sherloque informs Team Flash, after a much too quick glance at their intel, he knows who Cicada is and here to find him. Not wanting to work with another P.I., Sherloque tells Ralph (Hartley Sawyer) he must stay behind. This works out great for Caitlin (Danielle Panabaker) who enlists Ralph to help her talk to her mother about her father’s fake death certificate.
Over at the Central City Library, Cicada researches his new meta-human target…Vibe.
Caitlin and Ralph visit her mom, Dr. Carla Tannhauser (Susan Walters), who doesn’t appreciate Caitlin bringing up her father’s death or the fact she only visits when she needs something. She lies to Caitlin and tells her that her father is dead, warning her not to be obsessed with the past.
Shortly later when Caitlin and Ralph are alone, Ralph admits he thinks Carla was lying. He also reveals he knows how they can get the information they need about Cait’s dad.
Sherloque has sent The Flash and XS to David Hersh’s residence, which is more like a shack, after naming him as Cicada. The Flash and XS enter the shack and Sherloque warns them there will be a booby trap. XS speeds over and deactivates it just as Sherloque informs them the booby trap is a decoy. Multiple additional bombs rise up and just as they’re about to explode, The Flash speeds Nora out of the shack. Father and daughter barely miss being killed by the explosions.
XS apologizes, and The Flash races off and tackles Hersh as he’s trying to make a run for it.
Barry tells Nora that Hersh is anti-government but they didn’t find his lightning-shaped dagger or any evidence of his two victims. Nora’s convinced he’s Cicada and believes they should celebrate his capture.
Joe (Jesse L. Martin) is at home when he’s paid a visit by Cicada who tells the detective he wants him to call Vibe. Joe lies and says he doesn’t know him, and Cicada shows Joe a newspaper photo of Vibe and in the background is Joe. Joe argues that Vibe helps fight evil meta, but that he doesn’t have him on speed dial.
Meanwhile, Ralph and Caitlin break into her mother’s office and find the file on Caitlin’s dad, Thomas. Caitlin starts reminiscing about games and word puzzles they would do together and that her dad let her make up her own elements table and code of things that didn’t exist yet. While looking through the file, Caitlin finds a letter from her father saying goodbye to her. Sad but satisfied she has found the answers she was looking for, Caitlin and Ralph head back to Central City.
Over at S.T.A.R. Labs, Barry shuts down the party telling Nora that Hersh is not Cicada and that the facts prove it. Sherloque continues to insist Hersh is because Hersh is Cicada on 36 different Earths and Sherloque has caught each one.
Cisco realizes Sherloque has played them. He’s also overcharged them a hefty fee as a detective for an easy payday. Team Flash demand the money back, but Sherloque has already spent it on alimony. Nora continues to insist Hersh must be Cicada, convinced they should put him in the pipeline until he talks.
Barry uses his new parenting skills to tell Nora to calm down and put a pause on things. He doesn’t think she’s following the evidence like a CSI would, and if she’s going to act this way she needs to sit this one out. Nora speeds off to pout.
Back at Joe’s, Cicada has him tied up in a chair and threatens his family. Still, Joe refuses to call Vibe. Cicada claims he doesn’t want to hurt a family man but he will if he has to. Cicada uses his lightning dagger to begin to torture Joe.
Iris (Candice Patton) tells Barry that Nora is just trying to fix her mistake because she feels guilty about it, just like he did when he created Flashpoint.
Barry finds Nora and confesses he knows what she’s going through. However, if she really wants to fix her mistake she needs to slow down and think the problem through to come up with the right solution.
Back at Joe’s, he’s still being tortured by Cicada who compliments him on being able to take so much before warning him he’ll eventually give in. Cecile (Danielle Nicolet) wakes up and comes downstairs to see what’s going on. She’s about to activate the distress signal to Team Flash when Joe nods his head no. This is when the baby cries and Cicada looks over and sees Cecile. She activates the alarm as Joe yells, “No, it’s what he wants!”
Cisco sees the alert and breaches over to Joe’s. Barry also speeds to the rescue. Vibe breaches into the room and Cicada immediately pushes him back through the portal, with both landing in a forest. Barry speeds in and Cecile tells him, “He took Cisco!”
Cisco, powers dampened, is on the run with Cicada hunting him. Iris and Sherloque talk to Cisco through the intercom and Sherloque asks him to describe the trees. Cisco continues running as he describes the forest, and Sherloque notices the crickets in the background. With that information, he’s able to figure out which forest Cisco is in.
The Flash speeds over to save him but when he gets there his powers are dampened. A fistfight breaks out between Cicada and The Flash, and Cicada easily has the upper-hand. Back at S.T.A.R. Labs, Nora uses speed time to think through what she should do. She reasons it out and then tells Iris she knows how to help.
XS enters the forest and throws lightning, hitting Cicada which weakens him. Nora gives Vibe a lethal tech device from the pipeline and he throws it at Cicada, but Cicada sends it right back at Vibe. It explodes, and it looks like Vibe has been blasted to death. Cicada returns his attention to The Flash, but he’s interrupted with a message and flies off. (Yes, that’s right, he can fly.)
Barry stumbles over to where Cisco had been standing and is horrified to discover his best friend’s been incinerated. Fortunately, a portal opens and Cisco appears. It turns out Nora helped Cisco fake his own death by using a portable breach device so that Cicada would believe he won.
In a very touching scene, Barry grabs Cisco and hugs him tightly.
Back at S.T.A.R. Labs, Sherloque agrees to stay and help Team Flash catch Cicada because he’s intrigued with the mystery of who he may be. And, also, they won’t let him use the breaching device. Iris suggests Nora move in with her and Barry because Sherloque will need the extra room in S.T.A.R. Labs. She agrees.
Caitlin reads her dad’s note and realizes it’s really a cipher. She deciphers it and it discovers the message: “Caitlin come and find me.”
Joe talks to Iris and tells her he thinks Cicada – whoever he is – must be a dad because of the way he kept talking about family.
Speaking of the serial killer, Cicada’s at the hospital visiting his daughter who’s in a coma. Her doctor calls him by his real name, Orlon, and tells him he needs to stop what he’s doing. Cicada refuses.
In the final scene, Nora’s looking for her purse and Sherloque tells her it’s on the table. He asks if her when she helped her dad destroy the satellite and changed the timeline did she act on her own accord or did someone tell her to do it. Nora looks surprised, but Sherloque waves his suggestion off and tells her to enjoy dinner with her family.
The Flash Season 5 Episode 3:
Suspenseful, funny, and at times dark, season five episode three titled “The Death of Vibe” reveals more about the main villain this season as well as the discovery that Caitlin’s dad is alive and has been hoping she would find him for who knows how long.
The stand-out performance goes to Tom Cavanagh who, once again, injects some much-needed humor into the episode as the great detective Sherloque Wells. He steals every scene he’s in as the smart but not-to-be trusted detective who now owes Team Flash for services nowhere near rendered. It’s Cavanagh’s chemistry with the entire cast, and the different personalities of the multiple Wells he portrays, that makes the show that much stronger and more entertaining.
With Vibe playing possum, Caitlin about to begin her quest to find her father, and Nora still keeping secrets from everyone, it looks as though Team Flash is in for a very tough fight.
Oscar-winning director Susanne Bier (Best Foreign Language Film for In a Better World) teams up with Oscar winner Sandra Bullock (Best Actress, The Blind Side) on the thriller Bird Box. Netflix has released a new full trailer for the drama along with a powerful poster and new photos featuring Bullock as a mom protecting her young kids by making sure they don’t see the monsters surrounding them. (Think A Quiet Place with sight substituting for sound.)
The cast also includes Trevante Rhodes (The Predator), Sarah Paulson (American Horror Story anthology), and John Malkovich (Mile 22). Jacki Weaver (Blunt Talk), Rosa Salazar (Maze Runner: The Death Cure), Danielle Macdonald (Patty Cake$), Lil Rel Howery (Get Out), Tom Hollander (Bohemian Rhapsody), Colson Baker (Roadies), and BD Wong (Mr. Robot) are also featured in the 2018 release.
Eric Heisserer wrote the script, and Dylan Clark, Chris Morgan, and Clayton Townsend produced. The behind-the-scenes team includes director of photography Salvatore Totino, editor Ben Lester, production designer Jan Roelfs, and costume designer Signe Sejlund.
Bird Box will premiere on Netflix and in limited theaters on December 21, 2018.
The Bird Box Plot:
“When a mysterious force decimates the world’s population, only one thing is certain: if you see it, you take your life. Facing the unknown, Malorie finds love, hope, and a new beginning only for it to unravel. Now she must flee with her two children down a treacherous river to the one place left that may offer sanctuary. But to survive, they’ll have to undertake the perilous two-day journey blindfolded.”
Sandra Bullock stars in Netflix’s ‘ Bird Box.’Sandra Bullock stars in Netflix’s ‘ Bird Box.’Poster for ‘Bird Box’ (Photo Credit: Netflix)
Freeform’s upcoming The Fosters spinoff, Good Trouble, will premiere on Tuesday, January 8, 2019. The much-anticipated follow-up to the award-winning The Fosters focuses on Callie Jacob, played by Maia Mitchell (Hot Summer Nights, Teen Beach 2), and Mariana Adams Foster, played by Cierra Ramirez (The Secret Life of the American Teenager).
In addition to confirming the first season premiere date, Freeform released the first official video clip from the series. The network also showed off a couple of episode photos with Mitchell and Ramirez.
The cast of season one also includes Tommy Martinez (Riverdale) as Gael, Zuri Adele as Malika, Sherry Cola (I Love Dick) as Alice, Roger Bart (A Series of Unfortunate Events) as Judge Wilson, Emma Hunton (Happy Endings) as Davia, and Ken Kirby (The Gay and Wondrous Life of Caleb Gallo) as Benjamin.
Good Trouble stars Maia Mitchell and Cierra Ramirez executive produce the spinoff along with Gregory Gugliotta, Christine Sacani, Jennifer Lopez, Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas, and Benny Medina. Joanna Johnson, Peter Paige, and Bradley Bredeweg created Good Trouble and are the first season showrunners. The series is a Nuyorican Productions, Inc., in association with Freeform.
The Good Trouble Plot:
The pilot, executive produced and directed by Jon M. Chu (Crazy Rich Asians), follows Callie (Maia Mitchell) and Mariana (Cierra Ramirez) as they embark on the next phase of their young adult lives in Los Angeles, as Mariana tackles the male-dominated world of tech and Callie faces the harsh realities of the federal legal system clerking for a federal judge.
After moving to The Coterie in Downtown Los Angeles, Callie and Mariana realize that living on their own is not all that it’s cracked up to be. Faced with new neighbors, new challenges and, of course, new romances, the sisters must depend on one another to navigate the City of Angels.
Maia Mitchell and Cierra Ramirez in ‘Good Trouble’ (Freeform/Beth Dubber)Maia Mitchell and Cierra Ramirez in ‘Good Trouble’ (Freeform/Beth Dubber)
