Yellowjackets Season 4 Casts Fan-Favorite Actresses (And Teases the Series’ Twisted Ending)

Molly Ringwald, the beloved star of 1980s films like The Breakfast Club and Sixteen Candles, and June Squibb, a 96-year-old Oscar nominee, are joining the cast of Yellowjackets Season 4, according to Deadline. Ringwald will play Vicky, the mother of Van, in a recurring role. The character is portrayed as someone trying to overcome alcoholism and make amends for her past. Squibb, recently praised for her performance in Thelma, will play a role that has not yet been revealed.

Bridgerton’s Ending Just Fixed The Show’s Biggest Mistake & The Credits Scene Teases What’s Next

It’s no surprise that Benedict and Sophie eventually find happiness together in the fourth season of Bridgerton – that’s what viewers expect from this popular Netflix romance. While the show might stray from the original books a bit, it’s comforting to see familiar storylines play out as expected. This season especially borrowed heavily from the Cinderella story, and we all know how that one ends! However, the most captivating parts of the second half of Bridgerton Season 4 aren’t really about Benedict and Sophie at all – they begin with a major revelation.

Adult Swim’s Smiling Friends to End With Season 3

Hadel and Cusack announced on social media that they’ve decided to end their show after three seasons. Michael explained that both he and Zach felt creatively exhausted after years of work, but also proud of what they’d accomplished. They felt season three was a natural stopping point. The final two episodes will air on April 12th, so fans won’t have to wait long to see the conclusion of the popular Adult Swim series.

Bridgerton Season 4, Part 2 Sticks the Landing & Sets Up Something Even Better (Review)

Okay, so Bridgerton Season 4, Part 1 really kicked things up a notch with Benedict and Sophie, and hinted at something sweet between Violet and Lord Anderson. Part 2? It’s all about seeing those relationships develop – at least for Benedict and Sophie. Honestly, the way the show handled Violet’s budding romance was such a letdown, it actually cost the season a star in my book. I’m still pretty frustrated about it! On top of that, they decided to tackle one of the most heartbreaking storylines from the books, and they managed to weave that in with all the other plots surprisingly well. It felt a little crowded at times, but overall, they pulled it off.