The upcoming fourth season of Dynasty is exactly ONE WEEK away!!!
The CW filthy rich drama, which stars Elizabeth Gillies, will premiere it’s new season on Friday, May 7th.
Like most other shows, Dynasty is expected to pick up right where they left off on the sudden end of season three, due to the pandemic. If you need a refresher on the season three finale, click here!
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The CW will no longer have the show Bulletproof available to stream.
The network has pulled the British cop drama from it’s streaming platform CW Seed amid misconduct allegations against one of it’s stars, Noel Clarke (pictured, left), according to Deadline.
Bulletproof originally comes from the UK network Sky, and The CW picked it up to air the episodes in the US, having recently just aired season three in March.
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The CW just revealed the premiere dates for quite a few shows!
The network’s announcement on Thursday (April 29) revealed that DC’s Stargirl will premiere it’s second season on Tuesday, August 10th at 8pm ET/PT.
It will be initially paired with Superman & Lois as it wraps up it’s first season. Then, Supergirl will take the place of Superman & Lois once again, as it returns for it’s final episodes on August 24th.
In addition, the return of Riverdale has been moved by a whole month. It was originally set to return on July 7th, but will now come back on August 11th.
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Dominic Purcell had quite the weekend on Instagram!
The 51-year-old actor, who has played Mick Rory / Heat Wave, wrote a scathing statement on his account regarding his role on DC’s Legends of Tomorrow.
“Deal isn’t done. I have no interest. What ever cash they throw on the corporate level. Im walking away from @cw_legendsoftomorrow. It’s been a total pleasure and a humbling experience bringing @dccomics iconic character #heatwave (aka) MICK RORY to life,” he wrote. “I smashed this character- not an actor in the world could have done better. FACT.”
“Time to move on and see how sh-t unfolds. @caitylotz @nickzano look after the kids coming through. They need education. They are a number- teach them to not rely on loyalty from the studio,” Dominic continued. “The studio does not care. The actors work ethic and talent must give them the confidence to question authority. ….Much love to all. It’s not lost on me how very fortunate I am.”
He then deleted the post and followed up with a new one, writing, “God would everyone chill the f–k out. Why are people losing their mind because I’m leaving the show. Yes my tone was heavy straight to the point…It’s who I am. Do I have a beef with the studio at @warnerbrostv NO!â€
Dominic added, “Big thanks to the cast and crew and all the awesome relationships I’ve made over the years. Thank you all. Dom.â€
“Yes I said [the studio doesn’t] care. That’s not correct of course they do— just me being emotional and over stuff,†he later said. “We all work in a big machine. Sometimes sh-t happens. It’s life.â€
He then clarified that he was leaving the show as a series regular, but will come back “periodically with a handshake deal with my boss Phil Klemmer.â€
All of his posts about leaving the show have been removed from his Instagram page. Warner Bros TV, Greg Berlanti nor The CW have responded to Dominic’s statements at the time of this post.
So many shows are being rebooted or have revivals coming out this year!
Shows that are making a comeback include Gossip Girl, The 4400, Kung Fu, Powerpuff Girls, Head of the Class and more.
With all these shows making comebacks and returning with either a whole new cast or even with the original cast (like the Gilmore Girls revival on Netflix), we are wondering which shows JJJ readers would want to see return!
We’ve gathered a list of TV series in the Teen/Young Adult genre that were canceled after one season, two seasons, or even shows that just ended after multiple seasons. Those include the fan favorite Teen Wolf, Scream Queens, Katy Keene and Famous In Love.
While we have ten shows listed, if you’re not that interested in any of them, or perhaps there’s another Teen/YA show that you really want to return, we highly encourage you to write in your own answer!
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The official first look at the potential live action Powerpuff Girls series has landed!
The CW has shared the new image showing Dove Cameron, Chloe Bennet and Yana Perrault as adult versions of the kid superheroes.
Last week, the girls were spotted on set on their first day, and social media blew up with talk about their costumes.
Those costumes however, are only worn in flashbacks of their teenage years. The focus of the pilot is on the girls as adults as shown in this first look.
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The new trailer for the upcoming sixth season of DC’s Legends of Tomorrow has arrived!
The DC Comics show will be returning in just a few weeks, with a new cast member, and missing a couple.
In case you forgot, on and off screen couple Brandon Routh and Courtney Ford‘s characters, Ray and Nora, left the show in season five.
However, Shayan Sobhian (Behrad Tarazi) and Adam Tsekhman (Gary Green) were promoted to series regulars, and Lisseth Chavez joined the cast as Esperanza “Spooner” Cruz!
DC’s Legends of Tomorrow, which will premiere on Sunday, May 2nd, also stars Caity Lotz as Sara Lance/White Canary, Dominic Purcell as Mick Rory/Heat Wave, Nick Zano as Dr. Nate Heyood/Steel, Tala Ashe as Zari Tarazi, Jes Macallan as Ava Sharpe, Matt Ryan as John Constantine and Olivia Swann as Astra Logue.
Check out the new trailer now!
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