A Spanish company is suing Sony, NBCUniversal and Timeless creators Shawn Ryan and Eric Kripke, claiming that they pilfered the idea for NBC’s new time-travel drama. Onza Entertainment claims the series was “ripped off” from its copyrighted formatEl Ministerio del Teimpo (The Department of Time), for which the company says it was in negotiations with Sony to produce…
Over the last couple of days Netflix released a couple of video featuring Marvel’s Luke Cage. This video is the second part of the Street Level Cage. The video series is a blend of fiction with history to give the audiences a street view of the culture that Luke Cage lives in.
Part two of our Street Level Hero series for Marvel’s Luke Cage explores the history of Harlem, New York where we find our hero Luke Cage. What makes Harlem unique? Legendary style icon Dapper Dan along with executive producer and showrunner Cheo Hodari Coker, Mike Colter, A$AP Ferg, and Method Man illuminate the origin story of the neighborhood that shaped a nation.
In this groundbreaking new series, audiences will witness the evolution of Luke Cage (previously introduced in Marvel’s Jessica Jones) after he has relocated to Harlem and is in the process of picking up the pieces following his failed relationship with Jessica Jones. Like the preceding Marvel series on Netflix, Marvel’s Luke Cage is a gritty, action-packed drama, grounded in the real world with heroes who focus on saving their neighborhood and have their feet firmly planted on the ground.
Marvel’s Luke Cage premieres September 30, 2016
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Netflix released a behind the scene look at the latest Marvel series Luke Cage. The show will be premiering globally September 30, 2016.
If you are not a fan of the podcast “Fatman on Batman” then that is to bad. If you had listen to Ep 141, Kevin and Marc talk about the upcoming Luke Cage series and that they were lucky enough to have seen the first 7 episodes. According to Kevin and Marc, Marvel has another hit on their hands.
In this groundbreaking new series, audiences will witness the evolution of Luke Cage (previously introduced in Marvel’s Jessica Jones) after he has relocated to Harlem and is in the process of picking up the pieces following his failed relationship with Jessica Jones. Like the preceding Marvel series on Netflix, Marvel’s Luke Cage is a gritty, action-packed drama, grounded in the real world with heroes who focus on saving their neighborhood and have their feet firmly planted on the ground.
About Marvel’s Luke Cage:
After a sabotaged experiment leaves him with super strength and unbreakable skin, Luke Cage (Mike Colter) becomes a fugitive trying to rebuild his life in modern day Harlem, New York City. But he is soon pulled out of the shadows and must fight a battle for the heart of his city – forcing him to confront a past he had tried to bury.
Source: Netflix, Environics Communications
Netflix’s Lost in Space remake now has its first cast member, with Falling Skies alum Taylor Russell signing on to play Judy Robinson in the remake of the classic 1960s television series. The role was originated on the original series by Marta Kristen and played by Heather Graham in the 1998 film remake. Russell is…
via Taylor Russell To Play Judy Robinson In Netflix’s ‘Lost In Space’ Remake — Deadline
TPCCafe: Stan Lee The Forrest Gump Of Comics
Hey this show Scott or Scab Scott joins the show and we record from Comic Fever in Edmonton. Scott and I talk about the 50th Anniversary of Star Trek, Grimm, Jim Manganiello, Once Upon A Time, Jurassic World, The Thinning, Legends of Tomorrow, Doctor Who, Justice League, The Thing. Also the Alien Nation reboot and more. I also say the idea to record the show in a comic book store an original idea but not really. Shout out to Snake Oil Comics Podcast.
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