The documentary series 7 Up first aired in 1964, and ever since, filmmakers have revisited the original participants every seven years. The series follows their lives from childhood through adolescence and into adulthood, documenting major life events like careers, relationships, marriage, divorce, parenthood, and loss.
Star of ‘Only Fools and Horses’, Nicholas Lyndhurst, starred in a popular series about Gary Sparrow, a TV repairman with a secret. Gary lived a double life, traveling between the 1990s and the 1940s through a time portal.
Byron Balasco is the showrunner for the new series, and the pilot episode was written by R Scott Gemmill, who also created “The Pitt.” Gemmill is a veteran of the “NCIS” universe, having written for all fourteen seasons of “NCIS: Los Angeles” and led the show as a showrunner for seven of those seasons.
The movie was already set to star Goldstein with Jennifer Lopez, and Betty Gilpin from GLOW and Edward James Olmos were previously confirmed for important supporting roles.
Since the show’s hosts announced they were leaving last year, everyone’s been guessing who will take over and present the show on Saturday nights.
CBS is developing a new police drama called “Flint.” Evan Katz, who previously ran the show “24,” is writing the series.
This comedy series, debuting on BBC Three in February 2025, centers around the funny experiences of three best friends – Callum (played by Ryan Dylan), Jordan (Rian Lennon), and Lorcan (Lee R James) – who live in a small town in Northern Ireland.
Josh and Lindsay seem to have an ideal marriage, presenting a flawless image to the people at their country club. However, beneath the surface, they harbor hidden resentments that threaten to destroy their relationship.
The singer-songwriter first started gaining attention in 2017, but he became widely popular with his 2022 album, Stick Season. The album reached number one in Canada, the United States, Ireland, and the United Kingdom, and even received a cover version by Olivia Rodrigo.
Instead of continuing with the same characters, the show’s creator is taking a bold new direction with this season. He’s introducing a completely fresh story centered around the lives of the extremely wealthy at a country club, and will be featuring a new cast instead of Steven Yeun and Ali Wong.