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First look at Mortal Kombat.
Coming to HBO Max April 16.


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Dude reminds me of Steve Harvey.
 
Wanda vision yah or nay?
I like what they’re trying to do. But, execution is a little off.

When I was little, there were always repeats of those old black and white sitcoms on TV. I watched them endlessly. So, I really appreciate what they’re trying to do. But, their timing, humor wise, is off and it kind of takes me out of it. Maybe, I’m being too picky?

It is interesting enough to see how it all plays out , though.
 
TNT Renews Snowpiercer For A Third Season


TNT has ordered a third season of its hit sci-fi thriller "Snowpiercer," cable's #1 new drama series. Season two premieres on Monday, January 25 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on TNT.

The first season of "Snowpiercer" debuted as the #1 new cable entertainment program in May with 3.3 million total viewers across TNT and TBS and remains the #1 new cable drama series of 2020. The series premiere marked TNT's largest premiere since "The Alienist" in 2018, and the show has reached 32 million viewers to date across TNT's linear and digital platforms. Season one is now available to stream on HBO Max.



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[via press release from TNT]
 
TNT Renews Snowpiercer For A Third Season






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[via press release from TNT]

An example of a sleeper hit. Because it only trended on twitter in the top 5 twice last season. And they haven't recieved much media attention yet they did BIG numbers for a basic cable show.

Good for them and one of my favorite actresses Jennifer Connelly. I like how they did this show.
 
An example of a sleeper hit. Because it only trended on twitter in the top 5 twice last season. And they haven't recieved much media attention yet they did BIG numbers for a basic cable show.

Good for them and one of my favorite actresses Jennifer Connelly. I like how they did this show.

I also think covid impacts which shows are getting renewed and which are not. I figure its much easier generally to keep shows going that have already got multiple seasons then it is to launch brand new shows. Especially when it comes to more fantasy/scifi dramas lol
 
Guardians of the Galaxy' #13 Kicks Off Marvel's New Space Age



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For Earth, there are the Avengers. For everywhere else, there’s the Guardians of the Galaxy.

This April, writer Al Ewing teams up with artist Juan Frigeri for a new arc of his epic run on GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY. The double-sized milestone 175th issue, GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY #13, will introduce the book’s new lineup, reveal the Guardian’s bold new mission, and welcome readers to Marvel’s new space age.
They were soldiers, misfits, mercenaries, thieves and a family. They were heroes… but times have changed. The galaxy no longer needs heroes. It needs Super Heroes! In the aftermath of their climatic battle with the Olympian gods, the Guardians of the Galaxy have been deputized by the Galactic Council. New adventures call for new teammates and the Guardians have expanded their roster like never before. Joining Star-Lord, Gamora, Rocket, and Groot will be Young Avengers Wiccan and Emperor Hulkling as well as some surprising new teammates yet to be revealed. Now, when the call goes forth—whether it’s from a stranded team of planetary explorers or Emperor Hulkling and his Kree/Skrull Alliance—the Guardians of the Galaxy answer!
"GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY, both the book and the team, are going to be stepping up a gear in 2021, with villains the team have never faced, guest stars you never thought you'd see, and a new teammate you can't even begin to believe—all coming together for a crisis that'll shake every planet in the Marvel universe down to the bedrock...maybe even a backwater planet like Earth,” Ewing promises.


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[via Marvel's press release]

 
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