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Wednesday Gets Her Own SeriesIf any of the characters from The Addams Family can carry a TV series on their own, it would be Wednesday. And so she shall. Netflix unveiled the first teaser for it new series Wednesday starring Jenna Ortega as Wednesday Addams, who earns her stripes as the spookiest young teen on TV. You know Ortega from her roles in the movie Scream and the TV series You. Catherine Zeta-Jones will play her mother Morticia, and Christina Ricci, the original cinematic Wednesday, makes a special appearance. The teaser sets up the premise that Wednesday is such a troublemaker that she is sent off to the boarding school where her parents met. Nevermore Academy is a specialized school that resembles Hogwarts for the homicidally-inclined. The eight-episode limited series is executive-produced by Tim Burton, who directed four of the episodes. We don't have a premiere date for Wednesday, but it will be available in the fall of 2022. #TV #Wednesday #The Addams Family #Netflix #trailer
Netflix is Making Squid Game into a Real Game ShowSquid Game becomes a real game show? What could possibly go wrong? If you can't wait two years for the second season of the TV series Squid Game, you might want to sign up to be a contestant in the real thing. Netflix is now taking applications for a real game, beginning with 456 contestants, and ending by giving away $4.56 million dollars. We do not yet know whether that money will go to one person or will be divided between multiple contestants at various levels of success. The streaming service brags that Squid Game: The Challenge will have the biggest group of contestants and the biggest money payout of any TV game show ever. We can assume that the big difference will be the price you pay for losing. At least we hope so. The game show Squid Game: The Challenge is expected to be ten episodes long, and will be completely produced before airing. The producers are hoping to get 456 contestants from around the world. The only requirement is that everyone must be able to speak and understand English. You can put your application in here. And may the odds be ever in your favor. -via Fark#SquidGame #SquidGameTheChallenge #RealityTV #gameshow #Netflix
What We Know About Squid Game Season 2Squid Game is reigning as Netflix's most popular series, so no one is surprised that they've officially announced a second season. There was no doubt even last year that Netflix would want more, but the question was whether creator Hwang Dong-Hyuk could get it done. He has announced it's a go!
Stranger Things Promo on Landmarks Around the WorldIn anticipation of the fourth season of Stranger Things, Netflix is opening up the rifts between our world and the Upside Down beyond Hawkins, Indiana. Similar rifts will be seen all across the world - from New York City to Sydney down under.The special experiences will convert iconic landmarks of the world into portals that open into the Upside Down. Netflix is taking over 15 landmarks in 14 countries including the Empire State Building in New York City, Duomo Square in Milan, Wawel Castle in Krakow, and Bondi Beach in Sydney, to name a few.Fans will also be treated with a visual spectacle and magnificent light show, as well as themed fan experiences. It already sounds so bitchin’, doesn’t it?#StrangerThings #rift #landmark #Netflix #UpsideDown #EmpireStateBuilding #DuomoSquare #WawelCastle #BondiBeach #ads
"Meet Viktor Hargreeves": Elliot Page's Character on The Umbrella Academy Came out as TransgenderThe third season of The Umbrella Academy will be quite different for one character. Following actor Elliot Page coming out as transgender in 2020, his character Vanya Hargreeves will also undergo transition. Come season three, Vanya will henceforth become Viktor Hargreeves.The Juno star announced the change in social media by posting a first look of Viktor in the upcoming season of the Netflix hit superhero series. The news was immediately retweeted appreciatively by Netflix’s social accounts.The Umbrella Academy chronicles the lives of the Hargreeves siblings, a group of super powered individuals who literally battle time to stop apocalypses across different eras. The story is based off of a Dark Horse comic created by My Chemical Romance’s Gerard Way.#ElliotPage #TheUmbrellaAcademy #transgender #VanyaHargreeves #ViktorHargreeves #superhero #Netflix
Netflix is Bringing Back Ukraine's President Zelenskyy's "Servant of the People"Here’s a reel-to-real scenario that happens once in a blue moon.Before he was winning the hearts of people the world over, Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy won the hearts of Ukrainians from television screens. In a stroke of rare coincidence, Zelenskyy first played the role of a president on a TV show called “Servant of the People”. In it, his character was a school teacher who ascended to presidency after a video of him challenging corrupt authority went viral.Now that all eyes are on him and his fight against Russian aggression, Netflix is receiving tons of demands to bring “Servant of the People” back on the platform. Yes, for a long time the show used to be on the streamer to little fanfare until the license ran out in February. Netflix quickly heeded the call: they just announced that they are putting the award-winning show back on the platform. “Servant of the People” ran for three seasons and had a spin-off movie.#VolodymyrZelenskyy #PresidentZelensky #ServantOfThePeople #Netflix #Ukraine
Stranger Things Demogorgon Kitchen SpongesFriends don't lie, so we'll tell it to you straight: this new novelty Stranger Things Demogorgon sponges are bitchin'!The pair of kitchen sponges are shaped like a Demogorgon and D'Artagnan (or Dart, Dustin Henderson's pet Demodog) from Season 2 of Stranger Things. They'll chew up leftovers and clean up greasy plates like, well, a Demogorgon. They'll make cleaning up after dinner so much fun that your kids will turn upside down fighting each other to do the dishes.They're made by novelty gift maker Fred, which collaborated with Netflix for a new line of Stranger Things-inspired items.
A Netflix Comedy Show, With Randall Park, Based on the Last Blockbuster Video Store Comes as News to Last Blockbuster Store Owner Sandi HardingNetflix has announced a new comedy series based on the story of the last Blockbuster video store. Starring Fresh Off the Boat’s Randall Park, the series will be written and produced by Vanessa Ramos, notable for her work on Brooklyn Nine-Nine.The series, titled Blockbuster, will be released as a ten-episode series on the streaming platform. According to official reports, the show will be a “single-cam” comedy series set in the video store. “It will explore what it takes – and more specifically who it takes – for a small business to succeed against all odds,” Variety magazine wrote. Blockbuster store owner Sandi Harding stated that Netflix didn’t contact her about the series. She only learned about the show on social media. Regardless of the lack of contact, Harding shared that she would love it if the cast and crew would come to her store and shoot there. Image credit: Central Oregon Daily News #Netflix #Comedy #Blockbuster #VideoRentals #Series