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The second season of Taylor Sheridan’s intense drama, Landman, has finished, leaving viewers with plenty to consider about the Norris family and their dealings with M-Tex Oil.
This new series brings George R.R. Martin’s popular ‘Tales of Dunk and Egg’ to life, starting with the first story, ‘The Hedge Knight.’ It follows the initial meeting of the two main characters, Dunk and Egg, as they participate in a famous and legendary tournament.
Everyone believed the villain had been brutally killed by those he had harmed, and the season two premiere even showed what appeared to be his body being identified by Angela Burr (Olivia Colman).
Teresa Palmer, known for her role in Discovery of Witches, has been confirmed to play Phoebe/Sif, Thor’s wife, in the upcoming film.
Actress Halfpenny portrays Detective Sergeant Sam Bradley, a character who recently moved to the town of Waterside from Newcastle. Her character background reveals she made the move after becoming an empty-nester, with both of her children now away at university.
Last year, fans were surprised to hear that the show’s popular hosts were retiring and would be leaving after the 2025 season of Strictly.
Despite featuring prominently in the latest installment of Industry, Kit Harington’s character, Sir Henry Muck, didn’t quite steal the show last season like many expected.
Monday’s episode of EastEnders featured a heartfelt reunion between Kat Moon and Zoe Slater. However, Jasmine Fisher could soon complicate things.
Taylor Sheridan’s series Landman has finished its second season, but viewers can rest easy knowing the show will return for more on Paramount+.
The ending of 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple is particularly memorable. It includes a complete musical performance using Iron Maiden songs, a character claiming to be the son of Satan being crucified upside down, and a return appearance by Cillian Murphy’s character from the original 28 Days Later. However, despite all the dramatic events, the ending suggests a very grim future for the world the series depicts.