The series which is based on Neil Gaiman’s novel of the same name, won’t be coming back for a fourth season. But according to Variety, the network is open to a potential event series or movie.

The decision was made due to low viewership, declining 65% from the show’s first season to its third.

The show stars Ricky Whittle as Shadow Moon and Ian McShane as Mr. Wednesday. After the characters meet by chance following Shadow’s release from prison, Shadow agrees to become Mr. Wednesday’s bodyguard and he becomes entwined in a world where magic is real and there is a war between the Old Gods and the New Gods.

Whittle responded to the news on Twitter thanking everyone involved in the show.

“This has been an amazing journey thus far and I am so grateful to my fellow cast and crew who have worked so hard on this award winning show. We have the best fans around the world and thank each of you for your passion and support, so know that Neil Gaiman, Fremantle myself and the cast are still committed to completing Neil Gaiman’s critically acclaimed story,” he wrote.

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Smith is best known for his fist-raising moment at the 1968 Olympics. In the documentary, the Olympian reflects on his iconic silent protest on the medal stand during the national anthem at the 1968 Summer Games. 

The film opened the Hamptons film Festival which ran October 8-14.

The feature hails from co-directors Glenn Kaino and Afshin Shahidi. It features Jesse Williams, sports analyst Jemele Hill, Megan Rapinoe, Colin Kaepernick and late congressman John Lewis. John Legend and Williams served as executive producers with Glen Zipper and Sean Stuart on board as producers.

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Multiple outlets confirm that Cox has been cast ie the Starz horror comedy pilot Shinning Vale.

The half-hour series is penned and executive produced by Jeff Astrof, with Dearbhla Walsh on board to direct and executive produce the pilot. 

“As Starz continues to expand its slate of original comedy series, we are incredibly proud to bring a talented actress such as Courteney Cox to the network to topline ‘Shining Vale,’” said Jeffrey Hirsch, president and CEO of Starz. “Her previous success in the genre combined with her well-honed comedic chops make her the ideal actor to bring Pat to life.”

Shinning Vale follows a dysfunctional family that moves from the city to a small town into a house in which terrible atrocities have taken place. But no one seems to notice except for Pat (Cox), who’s convinced she’s either depressed or possessed.

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Multiple outlets confirm that the restaurant drama will not return for season 3, which means that the series’ season 2 finale, which aired in August, now will serve as its series finale. 

Sweetbitter was based on the book of the same name by Stephanie Danler. It followed a 22-year-old woman (Ella Purnell) who, after arriving in New York, lands a job at a posh downtown restaurant, struggling to fit in among characters like bartender Jake (Tom Sturridge) and server Simone (Caitlin FitzGerald).

Per The Hollywood Reporter, season one averaged 164,000 live-same-day viewers, with that number slipping to 93,000 in season two. The series also had mixed reviews among critics, with an 88 percent score among viewers on Rotten Tomatoes.

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A follow-up series to Weeds, which originally aired on Showtime, is officially in development at Startz. 

The sequel, which is currently in the works in the Lionsagte owned network, will star original star Mary-Louise Parker. According to Variety, which was first to report the news, the sequel will start 10-years after the events of the original, against the backdrop of the current climate of more widespread marijuana legalization.

“We’re thrilled to be back in business with series star and executive producer Mary-Louise Parker on what we’re calling ‘Weeds 4.20,’ already in active development at Starz, as we prepare a comprehensive and integrated rollout for one of television’s most beloved properties,” said Lionsgate CEO Jon Feltheimer.

Weeds originally ran from 2005-2012.

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Starz has handed out a season three order to its hit drama, just two weeks after season two debuted on the cabler. 

Vida follows Mexican-American sisters Lyn and Emma (Melissa Barrera and Mishel Prada) as they move back into their childhood LA home after their mother dies. The two who couldn’t be more different — Lyn is a vegan free spirit, and Emma is the corporate type — inherit a family-owned bar in her will and begin the task of rebuilding the business. 

“It is a rarity in television today to have a series earn this level of critical praise for two consecutive seasons and spark cultural conversation in the way that Vida has,” Starz COO Jeffrey Hirsch said in a statement. “We are proud to continue to tell this story with Tanya and the incredible cast and crew she has assembled.”

The series also stars Ser Anzoategui as Eddy, Chelsea Rendon as Marisol, Carlos Miranda as Johnny and Roberta Colindrez as Nico.

In Season Two, “Lyn and Emma must contemplate the relationships in their lives, including their own, and are forced to dig deep to unearth what their mother’s legacy means to them,” per the official logline.

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Series creator Justin Marks took to Twitter to announced that the J.K. Simmons-led series will end after two seasons. The news comes just days ahead of what would have been the season two finale.

“It’s been an absolute dream for this team … we got to make exactly the show we wanted to … perfect cast, perfect crew on two continents … and we’re so grateful to our network for the time we had,” Marks wrote. “Thank you to everyone who made this journey so special for us. Your tweets, podcasts and intricate conspiracy theories have made it all worthwhile. 

He also suggested that MRC find a new home for the series, “Fingers crossed that our wonderful studio, MRC, can find a way to keep the dream alive!”

According to The Hollywood Reporter, while the series enjoyed critical success, it failed to generate a wider following and hauled under 500,000 total viewers with three days of delayed viewing. 

Counterpart also starred Nazanin Boniadi, James Cromwell, Betty Gabriel, Harry Lloyd, Olivia Williams and Eme Ikwuakor.

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The series which is based on Neil Gaiman’s novel of the same name, won’t be coming back for a fourth season. But according to Variety, the network is open to a potential event series or movie.

The decision was made due to low viewership, declining 65% from the show’s first season to its third.

The show stars Ricky Whittle as Shadow Moon and Ian McShane as Mr. Wednesday. After the characters meet by chance following Shadow’s release from prison, Shadow agrees to become Mr. Wednesday’s bodyguard and he becomes entwined in a world where magic is real and there is a war between the Old Gods and the New Gods.

Whittle responded to the news on Twitter thanking everyone involved in the show.

“This has been an amazing journey thus far and I am so grateful to my fellow cast and crew who have worked so hard on this award winning show. We have the best fans around the world and thank each of you for your passion and support, so know that Neil Gaiman, Fremantle myself and the cast are still committed to completing Neil Gaiman’s critically acclaimed story,” he wrote.

The post “American Gods” Canceled After Third Season appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Smith is best known for his fist-raising moment at the 1968 Olympics. In the documentary, the Olympian reflects on his iconic silent protest on the medal stand during the national anthem at the 1968 Summer Games. 

The film opened the Hamptons film Festival which ran October 8-14.

The feature hails from co-directors Glenn Kaino and Afshin Shahidi. It features Jesse Williams, sports analyst Jemele Hill, Megan Rapinoe, Colin Kaepernick and late congressman John Lewis. John Legend and Williams served as executive producers with Glen Zipper and Sean Stuart on board as producers.

The post Tommie Smith Documentary Lands At Starz, Gets Premiere Date appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Multiple outlets confirm that Cox has been cast ie the Starz horror comedy pilot Shinning Vale.

The half-hour series is penned and executive produced by Jeff Astrof, with Dearbhla Walsh on board to direct and executive produce the pilot. 

“As Starz continues to expand its slate of original comedy series, we are incredibly proud to bring a talented actress such as Courteney Cox to the network to topline ‘Shining Vale,’” said Jeffrey Hirsch, president and CEO of Starz. “Her previous success in the genre combined with her well-honed comedic chops make her the ideal actor to bring Pat to life.”

Shinning Vale follows a dysfunctional family that moves from the city to a small town into a house in which terrible atrocities have taken place. But no one seems to notice except for Pat (Cox), who’s convinced she’s either depressed or possessed.

The post Courteney Cox to Lead Starz’s “Shining Vale” Pilot appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Multiple outlets confirm that the restaurant drama will not return for season 3, which means that the series’ season 2 finale, which aired in August, now will serve as its series finale. 

Sweetbitter was based on the book of the same name by Stephanie Danler. It followed a 22-year-old woman (Ella Purnell) who, after arriving in New York, lands a job at a posh downtown restaurant, struggling to fit in among characters like bartender Jake (Tom Sturridge) and server Simone (Caitlin FitzGerald).

Per The Hollywood Reporter, season one averaged 164,000 live-same-day viewers, with that number slipping to 93,000 in season two. The series also had mixed reviews among critics, with an 88 percent score among viewers on Rotten Tomatoes.

The post “Sweetbitter” Cancelled at Starz appeared first on EverydayKoala.

A follow-up series to Weeds, which originally aired on Showtime, is officially in development at Startz. 

The sequel, which is currently in the works in the Lionsagte owned network, will star original star Mary-Louise Parker. According to Variety, which was first to report the news, the sequel will start 10-years after the events of the original, against the backdrop of the current climate of more widespread marijuana legalization.

“We’re thrilled to be back in business with series star and executive producer Mary-Louise Parker on what we’re calling ‘Weeds 4.20,’ already in active development at Starz, as we prepare a comprehensive and integrated rollout for one of television’s most beloved properties,” said Lionsgate CEO Jon Feltheimer.

Weeds originally ran from 2005-2012.

The post “Weeds” Sequel With Mary-Louise Parker in the Works appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Starz has handed out a season three order to its hit drama, just two weeks after season two debuted on the cabler. 

Vida follows Mexican-American sisters Lyn and Emma (Melissa Barrera and Mishel Prada) as they move back into their childhood LA home after their mother dies. The two who couldn’t be more different — Lyn is a vegan free spirit, and Emma is the corporate type — inherit a family-owned bar in her will and begin the task of rebuilding the business. 

“It is a rarity in television today to have a series earn this level of critical praise for two consecutive seasons and spark cultural conversation in the way that Vida has,” Starz COO Jeffrey Hirsch said in a statement. “We are proud to continue to tell this story with Tanya and the incredible cast and crew she has assembled.”

The series also stars Ser Anzoategui as Eddy, Chelsea Rendon as Marisol, Carlos Miranda as Johnny and Roberta Colindrez as Nico.

In Season Two, “Lyn and Emma must contemplate the relationships in their lives, including their own, and are forced to dig deep to unearth what their mother’s legacy means to them,” per the official logline.

The post “Vida” Renewed for Season 3 appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Series creator Justin Marks took to Twitter to announced that the J.K. Simmons-led series will end after two seasons. The news comes just days ahead of what would have been the season two finale.

“It’s been an absolute dream for this team … we got to make exactly the show we wanted to … perfect cast, perfect crew on two continents … and we’re so grateful to our network for the time we had,” Marks wrote. “Thank you to everyone who made this journey so special for us. Your tweets, podcasts and intricate conspiracy theories have made it all worthwhile. 

He also suggested that MRC find a new home for the series, “Fingers crossed that our wonderful studio, MRC, can find a way to keep the dream alive!”

According to The Hollywood Reporter, while the series enjoyed critical success, it failed to generate a wider following and hauled under 500,000 total viewers with three days of delayed viewing. 

Counterpart also starred Nazanin Boniadi, James Cromwell, Betty Gabriel, Harry Lloyd, Olivia Williams and Eme Ikwuakor.

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