Initially in March, creator Eric Kripke shared that the final edits were being made to the first trailer, and fans eagerly anticipated its release. However, during Netflix’s TUDUM event, Amazon Prime Video opted to unveil the new trailer unexpectedly. You can watch it for yourself below.
For the grand finale, the first preview combines glimpses of the past with tantalizing hints of what’s to come. Netflix further shared that the show will unfold in three segments. The initial part is set for release on November 26th, then another installment around Christmas, and finally, the conclusion on New Year’s Eve.
Following the impressive run the show has enjoyed on its platform, Netflix is now pushing hard with promotions for Wednesday‘s second season. Already, a few promotional images have been released, along with a teaser trailer. During Netflix’s Tudum 2025 event, an exclusive sneak peek at the first six minutes of Season 2 was unveiled for Wednesday‘s second season.
The long-awaited HBO release, “Mountainhead,” has finally hit the screens, and we’re diving into the finale’s key events. This latest political satire is the brainchild of Jesse Armstrong, renowned for his critically praised HBO series, “Succession.” Similar to “Succession,” “Mountainhead” delves deep into politics, power, and capitalism, with its characters serving as humorous portrayals of real-world tech tycoons shaping the world. As friendships turn sour and alliances are broken for ruthless deals, we’ll discuss who comes out on top in this film.
As Dead City’s Season 2 comes nearer to its end, it seems that the story might not conclude as expected just yet. Maggie’s son, a recurring source of trouble for her, has committed what could be the most treacherous act in The Walking Dead history since Shane betrayed Rick. With Negan still earning Maggie’s suspicion due to his past actions, and her allies dwindling, she may need all the assistance she can get. Additionally, the cases of the Croat and Bruegel remain puzzling – one man growing weary of being mistreated like a beaten dog, while the other seeks more power at every turn. Who will end up betraying whom? The answer awaits in Season 2’s Episode 5, titled “The Bird Always Knows.
In the recently released preview, it’s clear that Adam Sandler will once again be teaming up with some well-known cast members from the initial film. These include Christopher McDonald playing Shooter McGavin, Julie Bowen as Virginia Venit, Ben Stiller as Hal L., and Allen Covert as Otto, Happy’s caddy. Furthermore, we see Bad Bunny (Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio) joining the cast, along with Sandler’s daughters, Sadie and Sunny Sandler. You can watch the trailer below for a sneak peek.