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As a longtime fan, I’m really impressed with how carefully the new Harry Potter TV show seems to be sticking to the books. It’s clear they’re thinking long-term, not just adapting one book at a time – they’re building things slowly and in a really interesting way. And the latest buzz? It suggests they’re adding a character to the show who never appeared in the movies, and honestly, it’s a casting choice nobody saw coming. It’s a bold move, and I’m incredibly curious to see how it plays out.

Even before it began airing, the creators of IT: Welcome to Derry shared their plans for the show’s overall story. They envisioned a three-season arc, with each season set in a different time period and centered around a new, devastating event connected to Pennywise’s return. The show is structured to unfold in reverse chronological order, gradually revealing the history of the town. The second episode already made this clear by hinting at past tragedies and essentially outlining the major events that will be explored in the next two seasons. (Please be aware that the following contains spoilers for Episode 2 of IT: Welcome to Derry.)

Fox is developing a new take on the classic show Bewitched, according to Deadline. The series will be led by writer and executive producer Judalina Neira (known for The Boys and Daisy Jones and the Six) and executive producer Doug Robinson, with Sony Pictures Television handling production. Like the original, which starred Elizabeth Montgomery as the charming witch Samantha Stephens, the show will focus on Samantha and her husband Darrin as they deal with challenging family dynamics, cultural differences, and the difficulties of blending their two very different worlds.

Last month, Stockman publicly shared his dissatisfaction with the 2022 Saints Row reboot in an interview. He also suggested he might be interested in leading a new Saints Row game if the opportunity arose.