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Halloween is coming to the small screen, with Miramax acquiring the television rights to the franchise to create a "cinematic universe."

Cinemax is set to show viewers a more "dangerous" side to Harry Potter creator/author J.K. Rowling, setting Friday, June 1, 10 p.m. ET for the premiere of its action-packed series based on pseudonym Robert Galbraith's crime novels, C.B. Strike.

The Weekly Static is our look at the past week in the land of the networks, cable, streaming, smoke signals, cloud formations, and shadow puppets from an interesting and entertaining perspective. The Weekly Static's 'League of Extraordinary Gentlefolk' consists of myself, Rocky, Trejo, Bat-Murr, and Margo Staten.

To say it's been a rough couple of months for Starz's American Gods would be a serious understatement, especially considering their series adaptation of author and executive producer Neil Gaiman's novel is coming off of a strong first season.

After weeks of "will he/won't he" confusion, of course it would be Dee who has the scoop on her "brother's" future. With Kaitlin Olson wrapping up Season 2 of her Fox sitcom The Mick, the actress confirmed that her It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia co-star Glenn Howerton (A.P. Bio) would return to the FXX series.

Welcome back to Bleeding Cool’s recap/review of NBC’s Thursday night comedy series A.P. Bio, starring It’s Always in Sunny in Philadelphia's Glenn Howerton and Happy!'s Patton Oswalt. After last week's "fall from grace" (it happens), here's hoping tonight's 'Rosemary's Boyfriend' gets the series back on track...

From the streets of Mega-City One to the bridge of the U.S.S. Enterprise to...kicking the holy hell out of super-heroes on the government dime? Looks like that's case for Karl Urban (Thor: Ragnarok), who will leading Amazon's series adaptation of Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson‘s comic book series The Boys.

After a long history of near-adaptations on screens large and small, Brian K. Vaughan and Pia Guerra's Y: The Last Man has received an official series pilot order from FX. American Gods' Michael Green and Luke Cage's Aida Mashaka Croal will serve as the pilot's co-showrunners.

By now, we all know the headline: in November 2017, Amazon Studios spent $250 million to outbid Netflix for television series rights to J.R.R. Tolkien’s world-renowned Lord of the Rings fantasy series. Now five months, The Hollywood Reporter is reporting some new details about how the whole deal came together.

Expect a lot more Top 5 lists and a lot less cynical music pretentiousness (I'm looking at you, Barry), with Disney planning a gender-swapped romantic comedy series inspired by High Fidelity for its upcoming streaming service.

Welcome back to Bleeding Cool's weekly recap/review of Freeform's Siren, Eric Wald and Dean White‘s mermaid fantasy-action drama. After a very strong start to the series, let's see if the the show builds upon it or suffers a second-episode sophomore slump with 'The Lure.'

They say that time heals all wounds -- but for Daniel LaRusso and Johnny Lawrence, all it takes is a bitter reminder to reignite a legendary rivalry. As we see from YouTube Red's newest Cobra Kai teasers, the road to redemption and salvation for Johnny runs directly through Daniel.

Following up on yesterday's reporting that Stranger Things creators The Duffer Brothers (Matt and Ross Duffer) were being sued by filmmaker Charlie Kessler for allegedly stealing the concept for the series from his 2012 short film, The Duffer Brothers have responded to the complaint.

American Horror Story creator Ryan Murphy revealed that night-time soap opera icon Joan Collins would be joining AHS' upcoming eighth season, and that he is also speaking with Academy Award-winning actor Anjelica Huston about joining the series.

When we lose a member of our The Walking Dead fan family, that loss cuts wider and deeper across every one of us -- and that loss is particularly heavy this week with news that Lisa Williams, TWD superfan and regular at conventions and other show-related events, passed away on Tuesday after battling cancer.

TMZ reports filmmaker Charlie Kessler is suing the Stranger Things creators, claiming that they used his script, idea and story from his 2012 Hamptons International Film Festival award-winning short film The Montauk Project for their series.

Murder on the Orient Express's Kenneth Branagh appears to be going the "stay-cation" route with his newest project, re-teaming with Mark Gordon to star/produce Entertainment One’s television adaptation of Amor Towles’s novel A Gentleman in Moscow.

FremantleMedia North America is taking advantage of their multi-year production deal with author Neil Gaiman, winning series rights to British author Mervyn Peake's fantasy novel series 'Gormenghast' with Gaiman and Academy Award-winning writer Akiva Goldsman attached.

For those who saw Bleeding Cool's review of the 14th episode of The Walking Dead season 8, you know how we felt about Rick finally finding himself in the right place to take Michonne's advice and read Carl's letter. And now you can too.

Giving credit where credit is due, NBC's live broadcast production of Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber‘s Jesus Christ Superstar was an evening filled with some amazing musical moments - so we're giving you a "one-stop-shopping" post for all of our personal highlights from last night.

Welcome back to Bleeding Cool’s weekly "revap" (review/recap) of AMC‘s The Walking Dead Season 8 as we take a look at the season's fourteenth episode, ‘Still Gotta Mean Something' as this week's episode pushes Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and Morgan (Lennie James) to places they may never be able to come back from.

Well this week, looks like AMC's The Walking Dead is giving us more Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), more Jadis (Pollyanna McIntosh) and more Morgan (Lennie James) as we take a look at the show's fourteenth episode of an intense Season 8, 'Still Gotta Mean Something.'

The Kennel Club of Beverly Hills and USA Network are un-leash-ing their second-annual broadcast of the Beverly Hills Dog Show Presented by Purina on Sunday night, and Bleeding Cool is here with Beverly Hills K-90210: Bleeding Cool's 2018 Beverly Hills Dog Show Live-Blog!, starting at 6 p.m. ET/5 p.m. CT.

With Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber‘s Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert! only mere hours away from its small screen bow, NBC has released a new video of Swedish hard rock/heavy metal singer-songwriter Erik Grönwall joining 400 Choir! Choir! Choir! singers for a rendition of 'Simon Zealotes'.

With Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber‘s Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert! raising the curtain before a live viewing audience tonight, NBC has released two lyric video teasers for the show: John Legend (Jesus Christ) performing "Gethsemane;" and Sara Bareilles (Mary Magdalene) performing "Everything's Alright"

YouTube Red is reminding fans that The Karate Kid continuation series Cobra Kai is still about martial arts with a new "commercial," that shows the roads that Daniel (Ralph Macchio) and Johnny (William Zabka) have taken are about to intersect in one place: the All-Valley Karate Tournament.

So last week, we had the first stage in the final battle between the Saviors and the Hilltop coalition, with both sides suffering major losses along the way...with the Hilltop witnessing firsthand the effects of Negan's (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) bio-warfare agianst them in the form of a literal "night of the living dead."

The Kennel Club of Beverly Hills and USA Network are un-leash-ing their second-annual broadcast of the Beverly Hills Dog Show Presented by Purina on Sunday night, and Bleeding Cool will be there with our live-blog: Beverly Hills K-90210: Bleeding Cool's 2018 Beverly Hills Dog Show Live-Blog!.

With the third season of Nic Pizzolatto’s crime anthology series True Detective having completed production on the the season's first two episodes, Game of Thrones director Jeremy Saulnier (Green Room) is leaving the HBO series; with Jack Ryan's Daniel Sackheim (The Americans) coming aboard.

Mozart in the Jungle's Will Graham and Broad City's Abbi Jacobson are swinging for the fences with their television series adaptation of Penny Marshall's 1992 film A League of Their Own, with Amazon Studios in final negotiations to develop the project.