Glow

Everything in the headline is true: I am glad Netflix's GLOW is not returning for its previously planned fourth and final season...but it's not because I hate the show On the contrary - I adore GLOW I love the cast, I love where the stories went and were going, and I especially love last season's[...]

From Saturday Nigth Live and GLOW to Stephen King and Swamp Thing.. from The Boys, Dexter, and Leslie Jones to geek awards, a daring Discovery, and a not-so-Charmed matter, here's a look at what's been buzzing the wires this week (with a quick reminder that the opinions you're about to read are mine and don't[...]

Netflix might have tolled the bell one final time for their hit pro-wrestling dramedy GLOW, but the cast remains hopeful like a few other series, the streamer might give them an opportunity to properly conclude with a film in lieu of season four Alison Brie, Betty Gilpin, and Marc Maron were among the cast to[...]

Yes, I’m gutted that GLOW is gone too, but here’s why a “#SaveGLOW” campaign won’t work in this situation Show creators released a statement about safely, but there’s more to it than that.So who’s decision was it and how come this production got the ax while several others can move forward? For starters, GLOW isn’t[...]

Netflix’s GLOW stars Brie, Gilpin Marc Maron, Geena Davis, Sydelle Noel, Britney Young, Gayle Rankin, Sunita Mani, Rebekka Johnson, Kimmy Gatewood, Britt Baron, Kate Nash, Ellen Wong, Jackie Tohn, Marianna Palka, and Kia Stevens Flahive and Mensch executive produce alongside Hermann, Kohan, and Burley.[caption id="attachment_1241137" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Alison Brie as Ruth Wilder in GLOW[...]

Alison Brie has kept busy since her days on the NBC comedy Community finding success on film and the hit Netflix drama GLOW The actress spoke with The Hollywood Reporter to provide an update on the fourth and final season of Glow, rumors of her involvement in the upcoming Disney+ series She-Hulk, and her latest[...]

If you're not caught up with Netflix's Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling, aka GLOW, I have one question for you: why not? Season 3 is fantastic and if you're not up to speed, be warned that this article does contain MAJOR SPOILERS Netflix just released a behind-the-scenes interview (first had by IndieWire) about what it took[...]

While a premiere date is still too far off, showrunners-writers-executive producers Liz Flahive and Carly Mensch will return for the final 10 episodes of the series the duo created alongside executive producers Jenji Kohan, Tara Herrmann, and Mark Burley.https://twitter.com/GlowNetflix/status/1175069658266779648?s=20The award-winning series focuses on the fictionalized world of real 1980’s syndicated women’s professional wrestling via the[...]

The third season of GLOW bodyslammed its way onto Netflix last week, and Alison Brie and Betty Gilpin are unpacking their characters' journey and where things may land heading into (a potential) fourth season In a recent interview, the ladies discussed how the main relationship of the series - the "will they, won't they" -[...]

So the opener to the third season of Netflix's GLOW started things off with a *bang* - and the rest of the season just carried right on from there.In case you’re out of the loop, you can find the spoiler review for the first episode of the new season of GLOW right over here[...]

It's midnight, which makes it officially Friday, which means GLOW season 3 just dropped on Netflix!Yes.. I, your fearless reviewer, have taken the "burden" of staying up late and covering the first firecracker of an episode, so that you can be well rested for work and well versed in new shows!We left off with our[...]

With Netflix releasing the entire third season of their "Girl Power!" 80s-tastic wrestling drama GLOW this Friday, the stars of the show can't keep quiet about what we have to look forward to.So pull on those legwarmers and geometric leotards, because we're about to get like, totally radical![caption id="attachment_1070940" align="alignnone" width="1600"] Netflix[/caption]In an interview with[...]

Alison Brie, Marc Maron, and Betty Gilpin are headed to the heart of "Sin City" when Netflix's GLOW returns for season 3 on August 9 - and Geena Davis (Thelma & Louise, The Long Kiss Goodnight) is waiting for them with open arms Created by showrunners/executive producers Liz Flahive and Carly Mensch, GLOW focuses on the[...]

The Academy Award winner is already set to voice Huntara in Netflix's She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, and now she's set to join Alison Brie and Marc Maron in a recurring guest star role for GLOW Season 3 Set to premiere its 10-episode third season on August 9, the upcoming season of GLOW introduces[...]

We know that season 3 of Netflix series GLOW is due to hit the streaming service next month, and that it'll see the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling hitting Las Vegas.Netflix released 5 images from the 10-episode third season of the series, and there is SO MUCH PINK LYCRA.[caption id="attachment_1041792" align="aligncenter" width="600"] GLOW[/caption][caption id="attachment_1041793" align="aligncenter" width="600"] GLOW[/caption][caption[...]

One of our FAVORITE Netflix series, GLOW, just got it's official season three premiere date, and we can't wait to see what trouble the ladies get up to in Las Vegas.The announcement video is super short and sweet, and ties into the theme of the neon desert oasis of Vegas with a slot machine:https://youtu.be/_kDsl1e29A4We'll[...]

For a series dealing with such heavy, thought-provoking issues, the pacing never gets stagnant and I find the themes tackled by the series as unapologetic as Arthur Miller’s The Crucible – increasing my appreciation for it even more. – Tom Changhttps://youtu.be/dKoIPuifJvE #4 GLOW (Netflix) Netflix So a Netflix series about a long-defunct (and mostly forgotten unless you’re into bygone wrestling eras)[...]

When choosing our top selections, it felt like we were trying to find ten needles in a pile of needles–and nearly as painful when you see later in the countdown what didn’t make the cut.But Bleeding Cool prefers an embarrassment of programming riches to our television cupboards being bare; so here’s a look at the ten shows we feel[...]

IDW continues to expand its licensed offerings in March with a new comic based on the hit Netlix show GLOW, itself based on the true story of the 1980s women's wrestling promotion Tini Howard will write the series, with art by Hannah Templer, THR reports, in which the GLOW stars accidentally sign up to face[...]

As every-day citizens and mere mortals, we spend our days marvelling at those in capes and spandex who patrol our cities, put down the "big-bads," and allow us peacefully sleep at night? But what happens after the fights are over? Once the dust (and large chunks of concrete) has settled, who's there to clean up[...]