On November 6, 1983, Will Byers went missing in Hawkins, Indiana. In honor of the milestone, Netflix decided to announce the titles for the final episodes of Stranger Things, which will begin streaming sometime next year.
The episode titles are The Crawl, The Vanishing Of…, The Turnbow Trap, Sorcerer, Shock Jock, Escape from Camazotz, The Bridge, and The Rightside Up.
While the OG series is ending, a live stage show is coming to London’s West End, and then Broadway and we are also getting an animated show.
Netflix announced today that they picked up Outer Banks for a fifth and final season.
The co-creators & executive producers Jonas Pate, Josh Pate, and Shannon Burke released this statement about the final episode of the popular series:
Dispatch to all Pogues:
Seven years ago, in the summer of 2017, we came across a photo of teenagers on a beach at dusk during a power outage. That photo sparked an idea for a story of four best friends who only want to have a good time all the time. From this beginning, we imagined a mystery that would lead to a five-season journey of adventure, treasure hunting, and friendship.
At the time, seven years ago, it seemed impossible that we would really get to tell the whole five season story, but here we are, at the end of our fourth season, still chopping away.
The fourth season was our longest and hardest – but most rewarding – to produce. The season ends with a feature length episode, which we think is our best, most powerful episode. We hope you feel the same way.
Now, with a little sadness, but also excitement, we’re putting Season Four behind us, and are turning to Season Five, in which we hope to bring our beloved Pogues home in the way we imagined and planned years ago. Season Five will be our last season, and we think it will be our best yet. We hope you’ll join us for one more paddle out to the surf break.
P4L,
Josh, Jonas, and Shannon
Even though Netflix announced the final season today, the second part of the fourth season will premiere on November 7th.
Pogues, are you sad about this? I have never seen an episode, so I am not.
Remember when Sex/Life came out on Netflix, and everyone was telling you to go to episode 3 about 19 minutes in? And you were grateful they told you to do it?
What if instead of having to find that episode and scene, they could just send it to you and watch it over and over and over again?
Now, you can. The streaming service added a new feature called Moments.
Here’s how it works: Let’s say you’re watching the latest season of Bridgerton on your phone and want to save the scene where Colin and Penelope share their long-awaited kiss in the carriage. All you have to do is tap Moments at the bottom of your screen, and it’ll automatically save to your My Netflix tab.
You can revisit your Moments anytime on your phone, and if you rewatch the episode or film, it will start playing right from the scene you bookmarked.
And then you can share it on your favorite social media. This is a great thing because you no longer have to find it to share it. You just have to share it!
Which scene have you always wanted to share with your friends and family?
Christmas is cumming early this year because Netflix is giving us The Merry Gentleman on November 20th.
To save her parents’ (Britt Robertson) small-town performing venue, a former big-city dancer (Chad Michael Murray) decides to stage an all-male, Christmas-themed revue.
Who needs Hallmark with abs like Murray’s? TMG looks like everything Magic Mike should’ve been, and that is fun!
Netflix is the new North Pole for Christmas movies! And that is a good thing because I am sick of holiday films being as sweet as Candy Cane Lane! It’s about time they got spicy!
We are 22 days away from Halloween, but Netflix is sharing details about one of their Christmas movies. Today, they announced that on November 20th, we are going to meet The Merry Gentlemen.
To save her parents’ small-town performing venue, a former big-city dancer decides to stage an all-male, Christmas-themed revue.
Chad Michael Murray, who strips for the role, talked about preparing for the pole to Tudum. “It was something that I’d never done. I said, ‘Oh, this scares the crap out of me. I’ve got to do this,’ ” he reveals. “I made a bunch of phone calls and said, ‘Let’s get in as much rehearsal time as possible.’ ”
The holiday feature is written by and stars Marla Sokoloff, along with Britt Robertson, Beth Broderick, Michael Gross, and Maxwell Caulfield.
If I had a one tree, it would be going up a hill. You know what I mean. It got my jingle bells jingling. But I don’t have those either!
