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Disney+ and Marvel's “Breaking the Fourth Wall” is one of WandaVision’s most deliciously twisted episodes with Elizabeth Olsen and Kathryn Hahn pulling out some truly fantastic performances as Scarlet Witch and Agatha.
Wanda (Elizabeth Olsen)’s dream life has become a nightmare. Her kids, Billy (Julian Hilliard) and Tommy (Jett Klyne), complain that their video game controls have turned into a deck of UNO cards. Wanda’s bottle of almond milk changes to dairy, which I consider an improvement, but I respect Wanda’s dietary choices. The house itself begins a spontaneous remodel, as if the series WandaVision’s spoofing this week is the Property Brothers. That damn stork from “Now In Color” has even returned. Everything’s falling apart around her, and she can’t fix it. Advertisement After expan...
Harley Quinn co-creators Justin Halpern and Patrick Schumacker are ready to take us back to school with some help from ABC. Advertisement Deadline, the network has committed to a pilot from the perpetually busy comedian titled Harriet Elementary. Brunson, who created the workplace comedy, will executive produce and star in the story of a group of enthusiastic teachers tasked with working in one of the worst public schools in the country. Halpern and Schumacker will executive producer under their Delicious Non-Sequitur Productions banner. The pilot should go into production within the comin...
Donald Glover signs hefty multi-year deal with Amazon is still supposedly on track for its third and fourth eventual seasons, and Glover apparently has a “carve out” clause that could allow him to continue to work on the show regardless of his Amazon commitments.) The contract is reportedly somewhere in the 8-figure range, which, while not Ryan-Murphy-works-for-Netflix-now money (Murphy’s deal was reportedly in the plus-$300,000,000 area), is still a pretty sizable chunk of change. Advertisement Oh, also: Malia Obama is involved? This bit’s really only kind of a side thing, but the fo...
Coming soon to Nintendo Switch (and iOS and Android) is a new game called Star Wars: Hunters. Described as a “squad-based, free-to-play arena combat game” it’s a competitive, online third-person shooter set between Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens.