Originally, “The Adventures of Pete & Pete” began as a collection of brief interstitial sketches on Nickelodeon. Over time, it evolved into a series of half-hour TV specials. Eventually, it was transformed into a sitcom with three abridged seasons that aired from 1993 to 1996. During its run, the show appeared in various time slots on Nickelodeon, and Nickelodeon put out VHS tapes containing selected skits and episodes.
According to TheWrap’s latest reports, showrunner and executive producer Clyde Phillips is returning for Season 2 of “Dexter: Original Sin”. Although no production dates have been finalized yet, it’s said that the writers room will open soon. This news about another season of “Dexter: Original Sin” is certainly exciting! However, it seems Paramount is also contemplating additional spin-offs from the original “Dexter” series. Michael C. Hall has already returned in “Dexter: Resurrection”, which is currently being filmed in New York City. Interestingly, Paramount might be planning to develop more characters from “Dexter: Resurrection” into their own standalone series. Previously, a spin-off centered around the Trinity Killer was announced by Showtime, with John Lithgow narrating like Michael C. Hall did in “Original Sin”. Although progress on that project has been slow, it’s still believed to be ongoing.
It *also* provides a safety net in case the market goes belly up. Which, let’s face it, is a distinct possibility. So, it’s good for us control freaks who want to balance risk and reward. Like dating, but with more numbers.
The most recent gossip circulating primarily on social media stems from an account known as Detective Seeds, who appears to have a credible background in Xbox-related news. This individual has been making headlines due to his assertion that the Oblivion remake is expected to launch within the current week.
According to the latest missive from the Avalanche camp, the supply has ballooned by a staggering 70% in the past year, leaping from a modest $1.5 billion in March 2024 to a rather impressive $2.5 billion by March 31, 2025. Quite the financial growth spurt, wouldn’t you agree?
In an interview, John Boyega stated during a documentary, “Star Wars” often seemed to convey an atmosphere of being in the most exclusive, upper-class space. The franchise is so predominantly white that a black character like myself was considered unusual.