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Heaton herself won two Emmys for Lead Actress in a Comedy Series in 2000 and 2001.

During a Q&A session at the La Conve 64 convention in Monterrey, Mexico (part of Animex 2025) over the weekend of November 22-23, actor Charlie Cox directly addressed a fan’s question about whether his character, Foggy Nelson, could still be alive. The fan presented a popular theory hoping for a positive answer. However, Cox’s response was clear and disheartening. When asked about the possibility of Foggy surviving, Cox appeared puzzled and stated that Daredevil had definitively heard Foggy’s heart stop, confirming he is dead.

According to Romano, a reboot of the show is impossible because three key cast members – considered family – are no longer available. He stated they would never attempt to revive the show without those individuals.

I’m so excited! Dynamite Entertainment is partnering with Warner Bros. to create a graphic novel version of The Wizard of Oz based on the original movie! It’s being written and illustrated by Soo Lee, who I already love from her work on Disney Villains: Maleficent and Thundercats: Cheetara. They’re launching it on Kickstarter right now, and there are a bunch of cool extras available for early backers – you should definitely check it out if you’re a fan like me!

Michael Grassi, the showrunner, recently shared with NBC Insider what happened on the set of Euphoria after the actor filmed a key scene. This scene involved his character recording a touching voice message for a voice-banking app while his family celebrated Thanksgiving. In an unusual choice for the show, the final voiceover wasn’t delivered by the main character, Dr. Oliver Wolf (Zachary Quinto), but by Dane’s character, Matthew. The voiceover reflected on themes of rescue, courage, and the importance of accepting help. Grassi remembered:

Details about Avatar: Fire and Ash are still scarce, but fans are excited to explore more of the world of Pandora. This next movie will show the Na’vi fighting amongst themselves for the first time, and Jake Sully and his family are still dealing with the events at the end of The Way of Water. Director James Cameron recently gave Shoot Online a sneak peek at what’s coming in the third film, saying:

As a big fan of the NCIS franchise, I’ve noticed something interesting since NCIS: Origins started. It’s the first show to go back and show us the very beginnings of the team, and because of that, we’re seeing younger versions of characters we already know and love. Mark Harmon and Muse Watson, who played Gibbs and Franks for so long, have passed those roles on to Austin Stowell and Kyle Schmid. And it looks like season two of NCIS: Origins is going to continue that trend, bringing in yet another familiar face… but with a new actor playing them!

Scott Bakula famously played Dwayne Pride in the original NCIS series and later starred in its spinoff, NCIS: New Orleans. His last appearance as Dwayne was in the 2021 finale of the spinoff. Now, the character is returning in NCIS: Origins, but with a new actor, Shea Buckner, portraying a younger version of Dwayne Pride.

Becket Redfellow, a working-class man played by Glen Powell, was rejected by his incredibly rich family at birth. Now, he’s determined to get what he believes is rightfully his, even if it means taking on his relatives.

This explains how the Marlboro Miles program worked and gives examples of some of the valuable rewards you could redeem.