NBC has confirmed the new launch date for the final season of its drama series tarring Sullivan Sullivan Stapleton and Jaimie Alexander. 

The decision to move up the season, which was originally meant to air over the summer,  is due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic. 

Season five of Blindspot begins in the aftermath of the explosion that left Jane (Alexander) watching as a drone strike on the safe house with the rest of the team inside. Questions to be answered include who made it out alive and whether the team will ever be able to clear their names in the wake of Madeline’s (Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio) rise to power. 

Blindspot also stars Rob Brown, Audrey Esparza, Ashley Johnson and Ennis Esmer. 

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The series’ final season will be two episodes shorter than planned, and an early series finale has been set. 

The 18th episode of the Taraji P. Henson and Terrance Howard-led drama will now serve as the finale due to the Coronavirus. 

According to Deadline, producers are expected to weave some of the footage from episode 19 into the now series finale to “create a more seamless overall ending.” 

Empire is one of only two series whose final season shoots were impacted by production shutdown. Empire joins The CW’s Supernatural, which ended up airing 13 episodes during its current season. 

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The network announced that The Magicians, based on Lev Grossman’s bestselling novels of the same name, will end with its current fifth season. 

Created by John McNamara and Sera Gamble, the series follows a group of 20-somethings attending Brakebills University for magicians as they discover their magical abilities and ward off evil creatures. 

“The Magicians has been a part of our Syfy family for five fantastic seasons,” Syfy said in a statement. “As we near the end of this journey, we want to thank John McNamara, Sera Gamble, Henry Alonso Myers, Lev Grossman, and our entire brilliant cast, crew, writers and directors for their beautiful creation. But most of all, we thank the fans for their tremendous support and passion. Because of you, magic will be in our hearts forever.”

Season four saw the departure of one of the show’s main cast members, Jason Ralph, who played Quentin Coldwater. Remaining leading castmates in season 5 include Stella Maeve as Julia Wicker, Hale Appleman as Eliot Waugh, Arjun Gupta as Penny Adiyodi, Summer Bishil as Margo Hanson, and Olivia Taylor Dudley as Alice Quinn.

The season finale, now officially series finale, will air April 1st.

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The groundbreaking series, currently on hiatus, will return for the remainder of its third and final season in June. The now-series finale is scheduled to air on July 26th.

The teen-centered series was created by Terri Minsky. It centered on 13-year-old Andi (Peyton Elizabeth Lee), whose world is rocked when she finds out that her older sister Bex (Lilan Bowden) is actually her mother. The series also stars Joshua Rush, Sofia Wylie, Lauren Tom, Asher Angel and Trent Garrett. 

The sitcom made history as the first to have one of its characters to say “I’m gay.”

“Andi Mack was a labor of love for a room of impassioned, inventive writers, a talented and dedicated crew, and an extraordinary, miraculous cast who inspired us all,” said Minsky in a statement Wednesday.

“We had the honor of breaking a lot of new ground for Disney Channel. We were its first serialized show, its first series centered around an Asian-American family and its first to feature an LGBTQ character who spoke the words, ‘I’m gay.’”

Andi Mack airs every Friday on Disney Channel. 

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CBS, Warner Bros. TV and Chuck Lorre Productions announced the news in a joint statement.

“We are forever grateful to our fans for their support of The Big Bang Theory during the past twelve seasons. We, along with the cast, writers, and crew, are extremely appreciative of the show’s success and aim to deliver a final season, and the series finale, that will bring The Big Bang Theory to an epic creative close.”

EW reports that the series is ending because star Jim Parsons was ready to walk away from the series. And since there is no show without Dr. Sheldon Cooper, the 12th season will mark the end of the longest-running multi-camera series in TV history.

Three weeks after CBS Entertainment head Kelly Kahl said that this isn’t the series’ final year and that they are in “preliminary discussions to renew the show with Warner Bros” he released the following statement:

“The Big Bang Theory has been the defining comedy of its generation. All of us at the Network take exceptional pride in this series that uniquely combines creative genius, commercial ratings success, cultural influence and characters who became so popular, they are easily known by just one name. We’re incredibly grateful for our partnership with Warner Bros., Chuck Lorre Productions and a brilliant cast and crew that has made such a ‘big bang’ and lasting legacy on the television landscape.”

Season 12 of The Big Bang Theory will premier Monday, September 24. 

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“I hate to say it, but we both cried. We did, it’s the truth,” Rhys told ET’s Leanne Aguilera. “Separately, as we were in different places, but we both cried.”

The actor said that they both teared up “for various reasons. Both for what was on the last page and for what the last page meant, on and off the screen.”

Russell and Rhys played on the FX’ dark drama series Soviet KGB agents who go undercover as Philip and Elizabeth Jennings, an American couple living in Washington D.C. during the height of Cold War in the 1980s.

In its last and shocking episode, The Americans stage a bloodless coup where the lead characters made it through the end.

“I didn’t know what was gonna happen actually, I had no idea what was gonna happen,” Russell revealed.

“I kinda said to myself, just before reading it, ‘If one of us dies, understandable. If we both make it? It’s a bonus,'” Rhys added.

The two actually met and fell in love while filming the series and started their romance in late 2013. They welcomed their first son together, Sam, in May 2016. They live in Brooklyn together with Russell’s two kids from previous marriage. For the past five years, the couple spent many days away from home shooting The Americans. But now that the show has ended, they are embracing a more quiet life. The actress said she’s looking forward to taking her kids to school and to dinners with family and friends, Esquire reports.

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NBC has confirmed the new launch date for the final season of its drama series tarring Sullivan Sullivan Stapleton and Jaimie Alexander. 

The decision to move up the season, which was originally meant to air over the summer,  is due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic. 

Season five of Blindspot begins in the aftermath of the explosion that left Jane (Alexander) watching as a drone strike on the safe house with the rest of the team inside. Questions to be answered include who made it out alive and whether the team will ever be able to clear their names in the wake of Madeline’s (Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio) rise to power. 

Blindspot also stars Rob Brown, Audrey Esparza, Ashley Johnson and Ennis Esmer. 

The post “Blindspot” Sets Final Season Premiere Date appeared first on TheDailyDay.

The series’ final season will be two episodes shorter than planned, and an early series finale has been set. 

The 18th episode of the Taraji P. Henson and Terrance Howard-led drama will now serve as the finale due to the Coronavirus. 

According to Deadline, producers are expected to weave some of the footage from episode 19 into the now series finale to “create a more seamless overall ending.” 

Empire is one of only two series whose final season shoots were impacted by production shutdown. Empire joins The CW’s Supernatural, which ended up airing 13 episodes during its current season. 

The post Final Season of “Empire” Cut Short appeared first on TheDailyDay.

The network announced that The Magicians, based on Lev Grossman’s bestselling novels of the same name, will end with its current fifth season. 

Created by John McNamara and Sera Gamble, the series follows a group of 20-somethings attending Brakebills University for magicians as they discover their magical abilities and ward off evil creatures. 

“The Magicians has been a part of our Syfy family for five fantastic seasons,” Syfy said in a statement. “As we near the end of this journey, we want to thank John McNamara, Sera Gamble, Henry Alonso Myers, Lev Grossman, and our entire brilliant cast, crew, writers and directors for their beautiful creation. But most of all, we thank the fans for their tremendous support and passion. Because of you, magic will be in our hearts forever.”

Season four saw the departure of one of the show’s main cast members, Jason Ralph, who played Quentin Coldwater. Remaining leading castmates in season 5 include Stella Maeve as Julia Wicker, Hale Appleman as Eliot Waugh, Arjun Gupta as Penny Adiyodi, Summer Bishil as Margo Hanson, and Olivia Taylor Dudley as Alice Quinn.

The season finale, now officially series finale, will air April 1st.

The post “The Magicians” to End After Season 5 appeared first on TheDailyDay.

The groundbreaking series, currently on hiatus, will return for the remainder of its third and final season in June. The now-series finale is scheduled to air on July 26th.

The teen-centered series was created by Terri Minsky. It centered on 13-year-old Andi (Peyton Elizabeth Lee), whose world is rocked when she finds out that her older sister Bex (Lilan Bowden) is actually her mother. The series also stars Joshua Rush, Sofia Wylie, Lauren Tom, Asher Angel and Trent Garrett. 

The sitcom made history as the first to have one of its characters to say “I’m gay.”

“Andi Mack was a labor of love for a room of impassioned, inventive writers, a talented and dedicated crew, and an extraordinary, miraculous cast who inspired us all,” said Minsky in a statement Wednesday.

“We had the honor of breaking a lot of new ground for Disney Channel. We were its first serialized show, its first series centered around an Asian-American family and its first to feature an LGBTQ character who spoke the words, ‘I’m gay.’”

Andi Mack airs every Friday on Disney Channel. 

The post “Andi Mack” To End With Season 3 appeared first on TheDailyDay.

CBS, Warner Bros. TV and Chuck Lorre Productions announced the news in a joint statement.

“We are forever grateful to our fans for their support of The Big Bang Theory during the past twelve seasons. We, along with the cast, writers, and crew, are extremely appreciative of the show’s success and aim to deliver a final season, and the series finale, that will bring The Big Bang Theory to an epic creative close.”

EW reports that the series is ending because star Jim Parsons was ready to walk away from the series. And since there is no show without Dr. Sheldon Cooper, the 12th season will mark the end of the longest-running multi-camera series in TV history.

Three weeks after CBS Entertainment head Kelly Kahl said that this isn’t the series’ final year and that they are in “preliminary discussions to renew the show with Warner Bros” he released the following statement:

“The Big Bang Theory has been the defining comedy of its generation. All of us at the Network take exceptional pride in this series that uniquely combines creative genius, commercial ratings success, cultural influence and characters who became so popular, they are easily known by just one name. We’re incredibly grateful for our partnership with Warner Bros., Chuck Lorre Productions and a brilliant cast and crew that has made such a ‘big bang’ and lasting legacy on the television landscape.”

Season 12 of The Big Bang Theory will premier Monday, September 24. 

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“I hate to say it, but we both cried. We did, it’s the truth,” Rhys told ET’s Leanne Aguilera. “Separately, as we were in different places, but we both cried.”

The actor said that they both teared up “for various reasons. Both for what was on the last page and for what the last page meant, on and off the screen.”

Russell and Rhys played on the FX’ dark drama series Soviet KGB agents who go undercover as Philip and Elizabeth Jennings, an American couple living in Washington D.C. during the height of Cold War in the 1980s.

In its last and shocking episode, The Americans stage a bloodless coup where the lead characters made it through the end.

“I didn’t know what was gonna happen actually, I had no idea what was gonna happen,” Russell revealed.

“I kinda said to myself, just before reading it, ‘If one of us dies, understandable. If we both make it? It’s a bonus,'” Rhys added.

The two actually met and fell in love while filming the series and started their romance in late 2013. They welcomed their first son together, Sam, in May 2016. They live in Brooklyn together with Russell’s two kids from previous marriage. For the past five years, the couple spent many days away from home shooting The Americans. But now that the show has ended, they are embracing a more quiet life. The actress said she’s looking forward to taking her kids to school and to dinners with family and friends, Esquire reports.

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