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Hold your breath as you watch the first clip from Until Dawn, because there’s a jump scare waiting at the end.

Based on Supermassive Games’ survival horror video game, the film opens in theaters on April 25 from Sony Pictures.

David F. Sandberg directs from a script by Blair Butler and Gary Dauberman.

One year after her sister mysteriously disappeared, Clover and her friends head into the remote valley where she vanished in search of answers. Exploring an abandoned visitor center, they find themselves stalked by a masked killer and horrifically murdered one by one…only to wake up and find themselves back at the beginning of the same evening.

Trapped in the valley, they’re forced to relive the nightmare again and again — only each time the killer threat is different, each more terrifying than the last. Hope dwindling, the group soon realizes they have a limited number of deaths left,...

Remember Saved By the Bell ripoff California Dreams? Redditor Vegetable-Tooth8463 does, recalling in r/Sitcoms that the teen comedy had a surprisingly depressing final episode. The kids in the band decide that their musical dreams won’t come true after all, and the show’s central couple, Tiff and Jake, break up. Everything goes to hell, the end.

But that’s not the only bummer way to end a TV comedy. Other Redditors chimed in with their nominations for most depressing sitcom finales.

1 M*A*S*H

The gold standard for sitcom episodes that require a box of Puffs Plus. “Goodbye, Farewell and Amen” gathered 125 million Americans around their TV sets (a record). All these years later, it’s still hard to keep a dry eye when Hawkeye and B.J. say farewell to Colonel Potter riding off into the sunset on his horse, and then to one another.

2 Dinosaurs

Whoa,...

Eric Dane, who portrayed Mark Sloan on Grey’s Anatomy and is currently on HBO’s Euphoria, has announced he has been diagnosed with Als, sometimes known as Lou Gehrig’s disease.

Speaking with People, Eric Dane said, “I have been diagnosed with Als. I am grateful to have my loving family by my side as we navigate this next chapter…I feel fortunate that I am able to continue working and am looking forward to returning to set of Euphoria next week. I kindly ask that you give my family and I privacy during this time.”

Als (Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) is a neurodegenerative disorder which affects nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord. Symptoms typically include slurred speech, weakness in joints, difficulty with mobility, and more. According to the Mayo Clinic, Als affects more men than women early on, while it is most common between the ages of 60 and mid-80s.

Until Dawn has received a “R” rating from the MPA for “bloody horror violence, gore and language throughout.”

This comes as little surprise, as the film has been described as “an R-rated love letter to the horror genre,” and the survival horror video game on which its based was rated “M” for mature.

Directed by David F. Sandberg, Until Dawn opens in theaters April 25 via Sony Pictures.

One year after her sister mysteriously disappeared, Clover and her friends head into the remote valley where she vanished in search of answers. Exploring an abandoned visitor center, they find themselves stalked by a masked killer and horrifically murdered one by one…only to wake up and find themselves back at the beginning of the same evening.

Trapped in the valley, they’re forced to relive the nightmare again and again — only each time the killer threat is different, each more terrifying than the last.

Sounds like time indeed heals all wounds, at least when it comes to the late Dustin Diamond’s tell-all book, Behind the Bell. In 2010, the actor most famous for playing Screech on Saved By the Bell went scorched earth on his former castmates, alleging that:

Mario (Slater) Lopez brought a young woman to “his pad” where she “was forced to have sex against her will.”Tiffani-Amber (Kelly) Thiessen cheated on her boyfriend with both Lopez and Mark-Paul (Zack) Gosselaar. Cast members were smoking weed in their dressing rooms while filming an anti-drug episode, with “a certain ‘smoke’ wafting from the crack beneath Tiffani's dressing room.”Elizabeth (Jessie) Berkley and Lark (Lisa) Voorhies also hooked up with Lopez and Gosselaar — but notably, not with Diamond.Gosselaar took steroids while filming Saved By the Bell: The College Years.Executive producer Peter Engel had threesomes with Thiessen and Gosselaar.

Even though Diamond...

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From "Not the mama!" to the "Rachel" haircut, the 1990s star-studded sitcom lineup produced no shortage of cultural touchstones. Beyond the catchphrases and looks, though, the cream of the '90s crop laid the groundwork for all the television that came after—streaming or otherwise. Since the advent of streaming services, previously tried-and-true viewing habits have gone out the window, leaving the myriad ways '90s sitcoms inspired what followed easily overlooked.

Whether a "show about nothing" that changed everything or a street-smart...

Until Dawn director David F. Sandberg posted a behind-the-scenes look at “one of the many great practical makeup effects” created for the film by Applied Arts FX Studio.

The Instagram video below features the filmmaker’s original storyboards and behind-the-scenes footage of a sequence in which a worm is burrowed in a character’s face, as seen in the trailer.

“Our approach was to take practical FX as far as possible and then use VFX to hide seams, make fixes or comping of practical elements if needed,” Sandberg commented.

Based on Supermassive Games’ survival horror video game, Until Dawn will be released on April 25 from Sony Pictures.

One year after her sister mysteriously disappeared, Clover and her friends head into the remote valley where she vanished in search of answers. Exploring an abandoned visitor center, they find themselves stalked by a masked killer and horrifically murdered one by one…only...

Unlike a movie set, which will probably only stand for a few months, a TV set might have to hold out for anywhere from a few weeks for an unproduced pilot to several decades. When it ends up being closer to the former, or even once a behemoth has ended, it’s a shame to let it go to waste. That’s why even some of the most iconic TV sets can get repurposed like a Goodwill lamp.

5 The Munsters Mansion

It might have looked spooky in black and white, but the Munsters mansion was actually a charming Victorian built on the Universal Studios lot that appeared in several movies before that famous family moved in. It went on to appear mostly unnoticed in TV shows like Dragnet and Quantum Leap before it was sold to a Desperate Housewife and became 4351 Wisteria Lane, a home that seemed to lead to...

The additions include news options, beloved entertainment, Spanish-language content, and more.

Owners of LG Smart TVs are likely already aware of the fantastic options available to them for free through LG Channels. This free streaming service comes pre-loaded on new LG smart sets and unlocks hundreds of free ad-supported streaming TV (Fast) channels from multiple providers. The streamer is adding to its inventory this week, as it will roll out a big selection of options from NBCUniversal.

Key Details: LG Channels is adding 40 Fast channels from NBCUniversal. NBC News Now, Dateline 24/7, and other networks are available now. Additional options featuring entertainment, local news, and sports are coming soon.

LG Channels announced on Wednesday that it would begin importing a total of 40 Fast channels from NBCUniversal. Some options, such as the NBC News Now, Today All Day, Dateline 24/7, and SNL Vault channels are available to LG Channels audiences now.

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NBCUniversal will launch 40 Fast channels on LG smart-TVs under an expanded partnership agreement reached by the two companies.

The free, ad-supported TV offerings coming to the LG Channels platform will span entertainment, news, sports, Spanish-language and true-crime programming as well as shoppable content.

NBC News Now, Today All Day, Dateline 24/7, and SNL Vault are available now. Channels featuring TV properties like Little House on the Prairie, Murder, She Wrote and Saved by the Bell and classic films from Universal Pictures plus genre-based action, crime and monster movies will go live soon.

Past seasons of series like Million Dollar Listing, The Real Housewives and Top Chef will be among the channel offerings launching down the line, along with Spanish-language news and entertainment from Telemundo. Local news and sports programming are also on tap.

Pay-tv fare like Bravo’s Below Deck will also factor into the partnership, including shoppable components. The companies...

By its very nature, Power Rangersis a goofy and bizarre series. This especially applies to early seasons, like Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, where integration of Super Sentai footage was still rough, and the tone was more in line with Saved by the Bell than anything else. While the show evolved over time, there isn't a season without some head-scratching details.

The Disney Era of Power Rangers was ambitious and well-produced, but it was also as weird as any other era of the franchise. Within the show itself, there are still odd choices made regularly, and the series' infamously low budget often winds up haunting it. Other aspects of the Disney seasons won't be noticed just by watching them, and require outside knowledge to understand what makes them so strange.

Wild Force's Narrator is Rarely Used and Never Explained

Narration is a tool very rarely used by Power Rangers. When it is applied,...

Carl Kurlander is a screenwriter (St. Elmo’s Fire) who served as a writer-producer for four of Peter Engel’s NBC series. He also teaches at the University of Pittsburgh, where he has made a series of documentaries including the birth of educational television and how AI is poised to transform the way young people learn. He was mentored by Peter Engel, the man behind the TV fixture Saved by the Bell, who died last week. Here, Kurlander contrasts the wildly different paths taken by Engel and Fred Rogers that led each to generate programming that helped kids cope.

Making Good Attractive: How Peter Engel and Fred Rogers Shaped Young Minds Through Television

I was stunned to hear Peter Engel passed away recently at 88, though he lived a long and interesting life. When I worked for Peter in the 1990s at NBC, he was introduced to crowds before Saved by the Bell...

Another season of The Masked Singer brings time for guessing. Group B in season 13 is packed with some great celebrities and clue packages, and we’re breaking one of them down right now. It’s all about Griffin.

The panelists think they have an idea of who is under the mask. Rita Ora couldn’t decide between Matthew Lilliard and Freddie Prinze Jr. due to the scary movie connection, while Jenny guessed David Arquette for a similar reason. The horror connection may be something, but there was a line in the clue package that gave me a clue.

Could Griffin by a Dawson’s Creek star?

The “School’s Out” clue certainly initially seems to connect to a Saved By the Bell star, and you may think Mark-Paul Gosselaar at first. To be honest, there are a couple of other clues that seem to connect to him, such as his fast...

The romantic comedy One Guy, Too Many Dates has officially announced its stellar cast as production continues in Los Angeles, CA. Written and directed by award-winning filmmaker Yissendy Trinidad (Babylon), the film brings a fresh and hilarious take on modern dating, led by rising star Jenny Tran (Interior Chinatown) in the lead role.

Joining Tran in supporting roles are Yissendy Trinidad (Babylon), Robert Palmer Watkins (General Hospital), Moriah Brown (The Six Triple Eight), Johnny Rey Diaz (Primo), and Julissa Calderon (Gentefied).

Rounding out the ensemble cast are Vivian Lamolli (All The Queen’s Men), Jessica Marie Garcia (On My Block), Orel de la Mota (The Baxter), Gloria Laino (American Horror Story), Norma Maldonado (Jane the Virgin), Alycia Pascual-Peña (Saved by the Bell), Alvaro Orlando (The Pickup Artist), Efrangeliz Medina (All American: Homecoming), James Pratt (Malibu Crush), Ash T (Euphoria), and Telvin Griffin (Babylon).

Executive Producers London Moore and Yissendy Trinidad lead the production,...

Peter Engel, who executive produced Saved by the Bell and a host of other teen sitcoms for NBC, died Tuesday at his home in Santa Monica, his son Stephen David Engel announced. He was 88.

The show that became Saved by the Bell began life as Good Morning, Miss Bliss on Disney Channel. The series at the time focused on Hayley Mills, who played the title character, and her students at an Indianapolis junior high school. That show lasted only one season, but after a retooling (and change in setting to Southern California), the NBC-produced show was relaunched as Saved by the Bell and became both a staple of NBC’s Saturday lineup from 1989-93 and a touchstone show for Gen X and millennial viewers.

The show helped launch the careers of its young cast — Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Tiffani Thiessen, Mario Lopez, Elizabeth Berkley, Dustin Diamond and Lark Voorhies — and spawned a...

Peter Engel, who executive produced Saved by the Bell, its spinoffs and 2020 reboot, Last Comic Standing and many other series, died Tuesday at his Santa Monica home. He was 88. His family confirmed the news to Deadline but did not provide a cause of death.

Engel exec-produced more than 1,000 hours of TV during a 40-year career, mostly for NBC as part of a long-term partnership. His credits also include scores of episodes of City Guys and Malibu CA — both of which he also created — along with Hang Time, USA High, California Dreams, How to Survive a Marriage and others.

He also wrote more than 100 episodes of City Guys, nearly as many of USA High and 50-plus for Malibu CA.

Engel penned a dozen episodes of teen sitcom Saved by the Bell, which NBC aired mostly on Saturday mornings from 1989-93. The popular show helped launch the careers of such stars as Mark-Paul Gosselaar,...

Peter Engel, a producer known for his work on shows like “Saved by the Bell” and “Last Comic Standing,” died Tuesday in his Santa Monica home. He was 88.

Engel’s death was confirmed to Variety by his family. Throughout his career, Engel executive produced more than 1,000 episodes of television, including shows like “California Dreams,” “City Guys,” “USA High” and “Hang Time” that came along after the birth of the Tnbc Block. Most of his shows were for NBC as part of a long-term partnership.

Carl Kurlander, co-writer of “St. Elmo’s Fire,” shared a tribute to Engel on Facebook, crediting him for getting his first staff TV job on “Saved by the Bell.”

“I was shocked to hear that Peter Engel had passed away,” Kurlander wrote. “He was a rarity in Hollywood — a kind man who treated so many who worked with him as family. We watched his sons Josh and...

The 1990s are often considered the golden age of sitcoms. These shows didn't hesitate to showcase the highs and lows of normal life and managed to make them laugh-out-loud funny. They also prompted the careers of stunning actors, most of whom have gone on to become household names.

Yet, since many of these shows were so successful, a lot of them used a lot of similar themes. Whether it was a unique type of character or a type of running gag, these motifs signify what's so great about these sitcoms. So, even though certain themes might get a bit repetitive, fans still adore them.

Everyone Talks to Their Neighbors The King of Queens

Most people give their neighbors a friendly wave and leave things at that. Yet, in the world of '90s sitcoms, it seems that all of the characters are quite happy to live in each other's pockets.

When Ben Affleck took home a best picture Oscar for his film "Argo," he was asked to weigh in backstage on awards season punditry. In a video shared by CNN, Affleck opted out of the way people closely track the race. "I don't get into the Oscarology, and the pontificating," he said, though he acknowledged that many people enjoy following the process. "I hope people are interested in the Oscars, because it helps our industry, and it helps make better films," he added, "but it doesn't help me."

If that's the case, Affleck may not know that he belongs to a relatively exclusive club: Actors who have won Oscars for something other than acting. Many actors who have spent decades on film sets eventually get the urge to try their hand at other aspects of the business, from producing to writing to directing. Many try, that is, but fewer succeed,...

Cobra Kai is back for the last batch of episodes in its sixth and final season. Along with a few surprise characters, including some returning from the original series (both from previous seasons and one new), there’s a new minor character who has a small but pivotal role.

Elizabeth Berkley is best known for her starring role in the teen sitcom Saved By The Bell as well as the movie Showgirls. Fans were surprised to see her pop up in the show. While her character has limited screen time across two of the five episodes, her role is the catalyst for something bigger.

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The following contains spoilers for "Cobra Kai" Season 6 Part 3.

"Cobra Kai" might've reached its final round, but that hasn't stopped the show from inviting some impressive guest stars for its last push. In the closing third of Season 6, Daniel (Ralph Macchio) and Amanda Larusso (Courtney Henggeler) are worried about their dear pal, Chozen (Yuji Okumoto). With the guy still hurt about Kumiko and understandably confused about his feelings for his former enemy, Kim Da-Eun (Alicia Hannah-Kim), Daniel and Amanda hope to provide some distraction by setting him up on a date with Amanda's pal Winnie. The two clearly make for a mismatched pair, but for fans hungry for nostalgia, it's a perfect fit, seeing as Winnie is played by one of the stars of an '80s staple that's just as iconic as "The Karate Kid" -- namely, "Saved by the Bell" veteran Elizabeth Berkley Lauren.

For four seasons of "Saved by the Bell,...

Netflix’s Cobra Kai has kept fans hooked for years as it brings forth a mix of nostalgia and high-energy martial arts. The character arcs become more compelling as the show races towards its finale, and it continues to give us jaw-dropping moments, including cameos of stars like Elizabeth Berkley.

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Berkley is famously known for Saved by the Bell and her cult classic, Showgirls. But how did she end up in Cobra Kai? The answer is wholesome and worth the wait, so let’s dive in for some more details about her special appearance.

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In Cobra Kai’s season 6, part 3 episode, titled Rattled, Elizabeth Berkley steps into the role of Winnie, who’s the mother of Moon. She plays a character that has been referenced in the series before but is on-screen for the first time.

The final five episodes of Cobra Kai are here, and they’re packed with surprises. There are some explosive (literally speaking) character clashes, a few jaw-dropping decisions by our heroes, and, of course, a few new key cameos. In addition to bringing back another Karate Kid alum — this time, Darryl Vidal to emcee the rebooted Sekai Taikai — the trio of co-creators can also be spotted in key scenes, and, well, ’90s legend Elizabeth Berkley joins in on the fun as well. That’s right, the Saved By the Bell alum makes a surprise debut in the series for the second episode of Season 6, Part 3, “Rattled,” appearing as Winnie, the mother of Moon (Hannah Kepple). She’s an earthy spiritual wanderer type who has a fascination with Japanese culture, so Daniel (Ralph Macchio) and Amanda Larusso (Courtney Henggeler) decide to set her up with a very reluctant Chozen (Yuji Okumoto). Chozen...

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Fans of "The Big Bang Theory" know that, for twelve seasons and the same number of years, Kaley Cuoco brought some much-needed levity to the role of Penny, the beautiful and outgoing aspiring actress who moves into the apartment across the hall from Sheldon Cooper (Jim Parsons) and Leonard Hofstadter (Johnny Galecki). Penny is basically an audience surrogate who hangs out with a group of intensely nerdy guys with a ton of esoteric knowledge about science and pop culture.

As the resident "normie," Penny translates their nonsense for the viewers and, within the universe of the show, helps all of the guys evolve. Leonard, Penny's on-again, off-again boyfriend, is a much better person after he spends years as Penny's partner. Penny ultimately breaks Sheldon's barriers down to the point where he considers her one of his best friends in the world.

Mario Lopez may have been a great actor from his Saved by the Bell days and is now a great host on shows like Extra and Access Hollywood, but another skill set has just emerged.

Mario shared a video ahead of Super Bowl Lix, scheduled for Sunday, February 9, showcasing a new skill: flipping cakes.

The Super Bowl played at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana, is dividing fans nationwide.

This Superbowl will feature a matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles, with kickoff at 6:30/5:30c on Fox.

Mario decided to enter a contest with Kit Hoover this year by flipping a cake to decide who would win the big game.

Mario is no stranger to flipping cakes, which has become an annual event on Access Hollywood; this time, Mario showed off his skills.

Mario surprises everyone at the Annual Cake Flip

Mario and Kit...

Charlize Theron was in the race for the role of Nomi Malone in Paul Verhoeven’s Showgirls. The director, who made the cult erotic film Basic Instinct, was once brutally criticized for his 1995 film. Elizabeth Berkley, who eventually landed the role in the film, was also vilified for her role. Verhoeven shared that Theron was lucky that she didn’t get the part.

Charlize Theron as Marlo in Tully | Credits: Focus Features

Berkley felt a strong connection to the main character Nomi and conducted her own research into the role by interviewing strippers before the audition. Berkley was so confident that she even reportedly told Verhoeven that no one else could play the role like her. The criticism against the film has died down in more recent years after fans understood what the actress was going for.

Charlize Theron narrowly escaped a storm of criticism Charlize Theron as Andy in...

Mel Gibson went almost a decade without directing a movie after his war drama "Hacksaw Ridge" hit theaters in 2016. The actor-filmmaker, whose other directorial credits include "Braveheart" and "Apocalypto," has now ended his dry spell with the release of his new movie "Flight Risk." It's a very minimalistic, contained thriller that takes place on a tiny plane and centers almost entirely on just three actors for the majority of its runtime. However, some familiar voices also pop up along the way, particularly for those who are fans of a certain classic CBS sitcom.

Gibson, it needs to be mentioned, is a controversial figure who has been accused of antisemitism, in addition to having a battery charge against his ex-wife, which is largely why he doesn't work as much as he once did. But he still does, indeed, get work in Hollywood these days, as evidenced by this thriller, which is being released by Lionsgate.

While right now Scott Wolf is all over TV screens on Doc, playing, as he puts it, “kind of like two characters, a private one and a public one.” That’s kind of full circle for him, since he got his start playing twins on Kids Incorporated in 1991. “I played twins tight out of the gates, complicated stuff,” he recalled when he recently stopped by TV Insider. (Watch the full career look-back above.) That show was where he met Jennifer Love Hewitt, with whom he’d go on to work on Party of Five. “Really fun, a little stressful because it was my first time with a big speaking role.” Wolf also appeared in eight episodes of Saved by the Bell between 1990 and 1992 — but he was only ever technically an extra. He explains, “I had just gotten to Los Angeles. I had never really spent time on film sets, so...

In the ongoing streaming wars and the endless discussions about the state of the entertainment industry that they've sparked, NBCUniversal's Peacock has become something of a contentious topic, if not an outright comedic punching bag -- with even Nikki Glaser's opening monologue at the 2025 Golden Globes joking that "The Day of the Jackal" is "about a top secret elite sniper that no one can find 'cause he's on Peacock." Nevertheless, the American streamer counts over 30 million subscribers, and jokes aside, those subscribers actually do have quite a plentiful offer of great television available at their fingertips.

Here, we've ranked the 15 best shows that Peacock subscribers can press "Play" on right now, including classics and gems from both sides of the pond and all eras of television. You'll find something for everybody, even if each show listed here is worth watching in its own right.

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Seth Meyers went on an epic Boy Meets World rant on his show Late Night with Seth Meyers, and didn't hold back that Topanga Lawrence (Danielle Fishel) made a mistake by proposing to Cory Matthews (Ben Savage) during their high school graduation. Boy Meets World originally ran on ABC for seven seasons between 1993 and 2000 and followed Cory growing up. One of the main storylines of the show was his relationship with Topanga, showing them growing closer together and eventually getting married.

During the "A Closer Look" segment on Late Night with Seth Meyers, the host reacted to a social media post from Vivek Ramaswamy, which said, "A culture that venerates Cory from 'Boy Meets World,' or Zack & Slater over Screech in 'Saved by the Bell,' or 'Stefan' over Steve Urkel in 'Family Matters,' will not produce the best engineers." After discussing the other two sitcoms,...

Audition tapes from The Office feature a virtual who’s who of 21st-century American comedy, with Seth Rogan, Adam Scott, Eric Stonestreet, John Cho, Bob Odenkirk, Kathryn Hahn, Judah Friedlander and Patton Oswalt all trying and failing to land a spot on the sitcom.

It’s a fascinating sliding-doors exercise — what if Odenkirk had been Michael Scott? — but The Office isn’t the only show for which famous comedy actors auditioned without success. Here are five more examples of TV stars who were in the wrong place at the wrong time…

1 Tiffani Thiessen, ‘Friends’

Kelly Kapowski could have been Rachel Green. “Did you know I tested for Friends, for Jennifer Aniston?” Thiessen said on SiriusXM's You Up With Nikki Glaser, per Entertainment Weekly. “I was just a little too young. I was a little too young to the pairing of the rest of them.”

Indeed, Saved By the Bell’s...

One of this year's most eagerly awaited horror films is Sony's adaptation of Until Dawn, and the film distributor has just unveiled the first teaser for the upcoming movie. Of course, we shared it below, along with all the key details you need to know about the film.

If you're a hardcore video gamer, this movie is likely already on your radar. Produced by Screen Gems and PlayStation Productions, it’s a live-action spinoff of the wildly popular interactive horror game of the same name from Supermassive Games. Directed by David F. Sandberg and written by Gary Dauberman, this adaptation brings the game’s chilling world to life.

However, there are some notable differences between the game and its movie adaptation, especially in terms of the story. First, it's not considered a direct adaptation. While the game focuses on a group of friends at a secluded mountain lodge being hunted by a mysterious killer,...

Ahead of an official trailer release, Sony Pictures has released a first look at Until Dawn. The upcoming horror movie is a live-action spinoff of the 2015 video game of the same name.

In the first look video, Until Dawn director David F. Sandberg and writer Gary Dauberman discuss how the movie will stay true to the original game — which featured a butterfly effect system in which players must make choices that may change the story, including which characters survive or die — while giving the audience a new experience. "One of the creative things the game did is that people make different choices and die in different ways," Sandberg explained, meaning that players could revisit Until Dawn multiple times and get a different outcome every single time. This butterfly effect system has been loosely adapted for the movie, with Sandberg revealing that there is "this mechanic where things start over and [the characters] get to try again,...

The longest-running Saved by the Bell TV show might actually be the least known. It’s not streaming in full, it’s hard to find on physical media, and it might not even be considered SBTBcanon. But Saved by the Bell: The New Class kept the Bayside story going on Saturday- morning NBC long after Zack, AC, Jessie, and the rest of the original Saved by the Bell gang graduated. Here’s the lowdown on the little-remembered spinoff. 1. It was the longest-running show in the Saved by the Bell franchise. Whereas the original Saved by the Bell ran for four seasons and 86 episodes, its 2020 revival ran for two seasons, and the spinoff Saved by the Bell: The College Years ran for just one, Saved by the Bell: The New Class lasted seven seasons and 143 episodes, taking the franchise into a new millennium. 2. Mr. Belding was a regular character all seven seasons,...

Mayfair Witches season 2 improves compared to its first installment, with the supernatural drama getting a better showing on Rotten Tomatoes. The second television show set in the shared Immortal Universe, which is based on the Anne Rice novels, Mayfair Witches premiered after 2022's Interview with the Vampire. It stars Alexandra Daddario as Dr. Rowan Fielding, a neurosurgeon who learns she is connected to a powerful family of witches and soon gets pulled into a dangerous and high-stakes world.

Mayfair Witches season 2 debuted on AMC and AMC+ on January 5 and is off to a strong start on Rotten Tomatoes. The supernatural drama from creators Michelle Ashford and Esta Spalding holds an 83% based on six reviews. The score is likely to fluctuate as more viewers are added, as season 1 ultimately has 36 reviews. For now, the score, as it currently stands, represents an improvement over season 1's 44%.

What The Reviews Mean For Mayfair Witches...

These days, every sitcom episode has a dark underbelly. But back when TV comedies were all about sunshiny setups and perky punchlines, producers occasionally took a break from the laughs to deliver an incredibly serious message. While well-intentioned, Very Special Episodes often were more hilarious than the intentionally funny ones, thanks to overwrought moralizing and goofy characters who flipped into melodramatic emoting.

Get those very special Emmy nominations ready because these are the five worst examples of very special sitcom episodes...

1 ‘Saved By the Bell’: Jessie’s Song

“We were going to explore something different on a Saturday morning show, and we were going to go deep,” says Elizabeth Berkley, who played overachieving Jessie on Saved By the Bell. “As a young actress, I was finally going to have something juicy. All the others felt the same way. Like, ‘Oh wow, we were going to really act this week.

College is a rite of passage for many young people. It's the time when they become most independent and reliant on their own skills and wits, away from an environment they've felt so comfortable in. Most people who go to college have just come out of their senior year of high school, a time when they're part of the oldest groups in their schools, and have their routines down to a tee. They had just spent four years cultivating a life that was the center of their universe. When the move to college happens, everything changes.

Or at least, it's meant to. When a TV show made for teens becomes popular, it inevitably gets renewed for more and more seasons. The problem is that the teens get older and the decision of what to do once they graduate arises. In lieu of separating the entire cast, replacing most of them,...

In the early 1990s, the programming wizards at NBC realized they might be leaving advertising dollars on the table by not providing adolescents a Saturday morning entertainment bridge from cartoons to live-action sitcoms that reflected, in that garish sitcom way, their middle to high school lives. The only serious counter-programming threat in these hours was "Yo, MTV Raps!," so for kids who were more into bubblegum pop than hard-hitting rhymes, there was a demand not being met. And thus the Tnbc block was born.

The linchpin of the Tnbc block early in its heyday was "Saved by the Bell." What began as a spinoff of "Good Morning, Miss Bliss" -- which started on NBC before moving to The Disney Channel -- became a Saturday morning mainstay for both kids looking to do a whole lot of nothing on their morning off from school and hungover adults who knew better but...

The past couple of days have exposed a fissure in Donald Trump’s coalition over H-1B visas, used by major tech firms and some major media congloms to lure highly skilled workers to employment in the United States.

“That pretty much sums it up,” Musk wrote on X on Thursday evening. “This was eye-opening.”

Musk was responding to a post in which an X user wrote, “So basically the right split into two factions, tech right and right right, and the tech right is like ‘hey we need h-1b visa people to do the jobs,’ and the right right was like ‘no you need to hire americans,’ and the tech right is like ‘but you guys are retarded,’ and the right right is like ‘well you don’t train us,’ and the tech right is like ‘you can’t outtrain being retarded,’ and while all this was going...

Christian Weissmann has taken on a dark role. He plays obsessed stalker Remy Pryce on The Bold and the Beautiful. Electra has no idea what happens in Remy’s apartment. The truth will be unveiled soon. In the meantime, Weissman explained the reason behind Remy’s obsession.

Just a Friend?

At first, Remy (Christian Weissmann) seems like an innocent character who is a good friend of Electra (Laneya Grace). His dark side was quickly revealed. Not only is Remy obsessed with Electra, but he stalks her every move. He followed her all the way to Los Angeles.

In addition, Remy has an entire wall dedicated to Electra. He was also responsible for the deepfakes that surfaced on the internet. Electra just lost her job at Forrester Creations. She has no idea that Remy was responsible for ruining her career. In an interview with TV Insider, Weissmann explained that Remy felt rejected,...

Versatile actor and director Yissendy Trinidad, best known for her work in Damien Chazelle’s Babylon, has started filming the anticipated on new romantic comedy, One Guy, Too Many Dates? The film follows Emily, a tech-savvy engineer, creates an app for women to share dating tips. When she learns her users are all pursuing the same charming guy, she must navigate chaos and competition while finding her own path to love.

The film boasts a star-studded cast, including Jenny Tran (Interior Chinatown), Robert Palmer Watkins (General Hospital), Johnny Rey Diaz (Primo), Moriah Brown (The Six Triple Eight), and Orel de la Mota (The Baxters).

Additional cast members include James Pratt (Malibu Crush), Jessica Marie Garcia (On My Block), Vivian Lamolli (All the Queen’s Men), Julissa Calderon (Gentefied), Gloria Laino (American Horror Story), Norma Maldonado (Jane the Virgin), Alycia Pascual-Peña (Saved by the Bell), and Yissendy Trinidad herself.

Filming is underway in Los Angeles,...

One of the most generation-defining TV shows of the last 40 years, Saved By the Bell brought a lot of laughter and general hijinks into the lives of its Gen X and Millennial viewers during its original 1989-1992 run and subsequent Saved by the Bell reboot. The unmistakable '90s fashion, very funky music, and sheer amount of hairspray in sight make this classic teen show a huge nostalgic draw for audiences to this day. A groundbreaking series at the time, it put a group of precocious teens in the foreground and spoke directly to its target demographic.

Zack (Mark-Paul Gosselaar), Screech (Dustin Diamond), Lisa (Lark Voorhies), and Mr. Belding (Dennis Haskins) were introduced to audiences in Good Morning, Miss Bliss, which was revamped and then became the Saved by the Bell viewers know and love. With the addition of Kelly (Tiffani Amber Thiessen), Jessie (Elizabeth Berkley), and Slater (Mario Lopez...

The Bold and the Beautiful threw a curveball to viewers last week when the preview video showed a blip from Electra’s (Laneya Grace) past.

When she and Ivy (Ashleigh Brewer) popped up at Forrester Creations, it was assumed it was to put in a love interest for Will (Crew Morrow) and to give Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) something to squirm about.

However, that doesn’t appear to be the case. Electra will bring an entire storyline with her, including a stalker.

Earlier this week, Electra expressed her unease about being one of the faces of the jewelry line, revealing that she preferred to let Ivy get her exposure and remain in the background.

While the relationship between Electra and Remy Pryce has yet to be detailed, it seems he will cause plenty of trouble when he arrives in Los Angeles.

Here’s what we know about Remy and why...

The Bold and the Beautiful viewers have been speculating for a few weeks now that Electra Forrester (Laneya Grace) is hiding something on the CBS soap. Some fans even compared her to Looney Luna. It turns out Electra Forrester is in fact hiding something, but it’s not what you think. Keep reading for all the details, here’s what’s coming up next on B&b.

The Bold And The Beautiful Spoilers – Who Followed Electra Forrester To LA

Electra Forrester arrived in Los Angeles last month with her Aunt Ivy Forrester (Ashleigh Brewer). We don’t know a lot about the young Forrester, except for her father is Eric Forrester’s (John McCook) brother.

According to B&b spoilers, we will learn a whole lot more about the Forrester youngster next week.

The Bold and the Beautiful comings and goings tease there’s a mystery man lurking in Los Angeles, and...

Saved By The Bell star Christian Weissmann joins The Bold and the Beautiful this week and is looking to stir up trouble. As per MichaelFairmanTV, a preview aired at the end of Friday’s (November 8) episode, giving fans their first glimpse of Weissmann’s mysterious character, Remy Pryce, a figure from Electra Forrester’s (Laneya Grace) past. Grace made her debut on the soap on October 22. The clip shows Weissmann’s character in a dark room, staring at photos of Electra on a laptop. The walls of the room are also covered in pictures of Electra, suggesting Remy has a twisted obsession with the Forrester Creations jewelry designer. “Of course, anything is better than what I left behind,” Electra says in the preview in a conversation with Ivy Forrester (Ashleigh Brewer). It seems safe to say she is talking about a disturbing past with Remy. Weissmann’s arrival on the...

The Bold and the Beautiful (B&b) spoilers indicate some interesting cast changes on the soap over the next five days. Who’s coming and who’s going during the week of November 11 to 15?

Time to find out!

The Bold And The Beautiful Spoilers – Welcome To L.A., Remy Pryce!

B&b spoilers reveal that actor Christian Weissmann will enter the role of Remy Pryce. The new character is described as a “mysterious young man” from Electra Forrester’s (Laneya Grace) past.

Pryce will enter storylines during the week of November 11-15, so fans will have to stay tuned to the soap to catch his debut.

Weissmann might be recognized from past roles, including Saved by the Bell, where he played Nate from 2020 to 2021. He also appeared on American Housewife and White People.

Will Remy place a wedge between Will Spencer (Crew Morrows) and Electra? The two characters have been...

The Bold and the Beautiful has a new guy headed to Los Angeles, and he seems creepy. Fans likely noticed the newcomer in the B&b preview video for next week. It was actor Christian Weissmann.

Creepy Ex

Soap Opera Digest reported that Weissmann will portray Remy Pryce. Remy appears to be a man from Electra’s (Laneya Grace) past. According to the B&b video preview for next week, he may have a bit of an obsession with Electra, which will certainly cause issues in LA. Will (Crew Morrow) and Electra are just starting to explore a relationship, and we don’t expect Remy to appreciate that.

A daytime newcomer, Weissmann started acting as a child in local theater productions. He moved to Los Angeles at age 14 to begin auditioning. You may recognize him from roles on Girl Meets World and Saved by The Bell. He appeared on the latter for two seasons as Nate.

Young Sheldon and Arthur the King nabbed two awards each at the 27th annual Family Film and TV Awards, which honored both past and current TV series and movies in a ceremony that aired Saturday night on CBS and is available to stream on Paramount+.

Young Sheldon was named best ensemble television series, while the show’s star Iain Armitage won the award for best actor in a TV series.

Arthur the King took home the award for best feature film, with star Mark Wahlberg named best actor in a feature film.

Big Brother was named best competition series, Let’s Make a Deal won for best game show, and Military Makeover With Montel won the award for best reality show.

Meanwhile, Mary Poppins was named best iconic classic film, while Saved by the Bell won best iconic classic TV series at the awards, which “celebrate outstanding achievements in film and...

The hit early '90s high school show Saved by the Bell was a Saturday morning staple for many millennials growing up, and the actors of the series were close in age to their characters. Saved by the Bell followed a ragtag group of six memorable students: the troublemaker Zack Morris (Mark-Paul Gosselaar), all-American girl Kelly Kapowski (Tiffani Thiessen), jock A.C. Slater (Mario Lopez), fashionista Lisa Turtle (Lark Voorhies), oddball Samuel "Screech" Powers (Dustin Diamond), and straight-a student Jessie Spano (Elizabeth Berkley). Saved by the Bell ran from August 1989 to May 1993 as a part of NBC's Tnbc lineup.

Saved by the Bell was so popular that it spawned two movies, two spinoffs, and got the revival treatment in 2019, keeping the series' title, though the Peacock show was canceled after its second season. The tricky thing about Saved by the Bell is that no distinct timeline is given, except...

Many Big Brother alumni dressed up for Halloween this year, and some of the great costumes included their family members.

It’s a yearly event to see former Big Brother houseguests dressed up, almost suggesting that being on the show indicates they have fun doing it.

Most of these folks had to wear costumes during their time in the Big Brother house, whether it was from a theme or due to a punishment.

Some folks are quite impressive with their costume game, especially when they put together a couple’s theme.

Big Brother fans have even gotten into the game again this year, with several people dressing as a BB26 cast member.

Early costumes featured Big Brother fans dressed as Angela Murray, and they pulled it off.

Big Brother alums celebrate Halloween 2024

Reindeer Games and BB18 winner Nicole Franzel and her husband, Victor Arroyo, went as Toy Story characters this time.