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Hard to resist playing god, or at least a god. Ian McShane has enjoyed a long and diverse career, but American Gods gives the actor such incredible power he couldn't say no to the role.
By Allie Z.9 years ago in Geeks
Now that The Defenders has finally debuted, the newest installment in Netflix based Marvel series has everyone buzzing. One of the biggest questions left unanswered after the conclusion relates to the mysterious resurgence of Matt Murdock, a.k.a. Daredevil.
A second season of The Defenders has yet to be confirmed, but the conclusion of its first season all but tells us we'll see the Defenders reassembled. This time; however, their team could be expanding.
Aside from bringing our favorite Marvel Netflix characters together, The Defenders did an excellent job setting up the various narratives of its solo heroes and then leaving fans on tenterhooks about the fates of Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Danny Rand and Matt Murdock a.k.a. Daredevil. It's Daredevil's future after the events of The Defenders that is of particular interest to me because it could directly affect Daredevil Season 3. The ending of The Defenders implies that Daredevil's future in the Marvel Netflix universe could go in a very interesting direction, thanks to a variety of mysterious forces shown in The Defenders which could end up affecting his life permanently.
The Season 3 premiere of Fear The Walking Dead shocked fans by killing off another beloved character, renewing interest in The Walking Dead companion series at the same time. That death isn't the only reason Season 3 of Fear The Walking Dead has fans talking again. The premiere also introduced a new group of survivors, one of whom now looks to be the main villain on the series.
Spoilers follow for Arrow Season 5. The most recent episode, "Honor Thy Fathers," depicted the long-awaited capture of Adrian Chase, a.k.a. Prometheus. Oliver Queen spent practically the entire season trying to catch Chase, and has finally outsmarted him.
Even though it's been seven years since The Walking Dead's first season, fans haven't forgotten about a particular group of survivors who never appeared again: the Vatos. In Episode 4, titled "Vatos," Rick Grimes encountered this gang hiding out in the middle of Atlanta.
After the Season 5 finale of Arrow left us reeling from the revelation of Team Arrow possibly being blown to pieces by explosives on Lian Yu, we have many questions regarding their fates in #ArrowSeason6. The most obvious being, did Team Arrow survive the explosive finale? We have other questions in regard to next season, however, and at least one doesn't revolve around Team Arrow. Who is Vigilante?
For those of us who've seen the #SupernaturalSeason12 finale, it was quite an episode to behold, ending on a huge cliffhanger as well as depicting the unfortunate departure of two beloved characters, technically more than two if we count Mary Winchester being trapped in another dimension as an exit. It's safe to to assume, however, that Mary's story arc will be addressed next season.
As we get closer to the Season 5 finale of Arrow, more interesting details are being revealed by producers of the series. The latest tidbit comes from executive producer, Wendy Mericle.
Over the past few weeks, the plot of #AgentsOfSHIELD has been centered around the Framework and trying to get everyone out alive. It's been a lengthy stay in the virtual world but the agents have successfully made their way out, with the exception of Director Mace and Mack.
After leaving The Daily Show on Comedy Central, comedian Jon Stewart had planned on making an animated series for HBO. That isn't happening — it was scrapped back in May — but Stewart still has a contract and will partner with the premium network for another project: his first stand-up comedy specials in more than 20 years.