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The Twilight Zone
CBS and Jordan Peele are bringing one of the best shows in TV history back to the small screen with a modern-day makeover. The Twilight Zone will come to CBS's All Access streaming service in April, with Peele performing Rod Serling's double role as host and producer. Peele takes the role seriously, initially turning down the project only to have a change of heart. Peele plans to do the reboot justice, turning the mirror back on our changing society the way the original Twilight Zone did almost 60 years ago.
You vs. Wild
Bear is back. Following Black Mirror: Bandersnatch, the new interactive series has the extreme survivalist in the wild but instead of using his particular set of skills, he'll be relying on viewers to make decisions for him. You vs. Wild will arrive on Netflix on April 10, 2019.
Working The Camera Behind Game of Thrones
Behind every episode of Game of Thrones are a small army of cameras and the people that operate them. Sean Savage has been running cameras on the show for eight seasons, capturing some of the shows most iconic scenes. In this interview, Sean talks about doing what he loves on one of the best TV series in history.
The Makeup of Saturday Night Live
Saturday Night Live is full of interesting characters. In this behind the scenes look, head makeup designer Louie Zakarian shares how his department helps transform the cast and guests to bring those memorable roles to life.
Stranger Things / Season 3
As if dealing with the side-effects of puberty isn't enough, the kids from Hawkins also have to face-off against one of the most insane-looking supernatural monsters to come out of the Upside Down. Looks like it's going to be one hell of a summer. Season three of Stranger Things beings July 4, 2019, on Netflix.
Black Summer
During the beginning of a zombie apocalypse, Rose is separated from her daughter — and the journey begins to get her back. Rose joins up with a group of American refugees that are fighting to stay alive and find their loved ones. But the fight isn't just against zombies and the government — it's also against each other. Black Summer is a companion prequel to SyFy series Z Nation and premieres on Netflix Aprill 11, 2019.
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Vuarnet The Dude Sunglasses
Immortalized on screen by Jeff Bridges in The Big Lebowski, Vuarnet's The Dude sunglasses will add some laid back vibes to your summer wardrobe. Dubbed model 03, the silhouette was originally launched in 1962 and was inspired by the oversized aviators of US Air Force pilots. The frames are made from a tough shape memory nylon for comfort and have integrated monobloc hinges as well as a removable bridge insert, while the grey polar lenses offer maximum protection against glare whether it's coming from the sun or your lighter. Made in France.
Lens Width: 56 / Bridge Width: 19 / Arm Length: 140
Made In Blue Carbon Steel Frying Pan
A staple in professional kitchens, this frying pan fuses the best things about cast iron and stainless steel into one do-it-all frying pan. The pan has the same heat retention, seasoning, and non-stick properties that make cast iron famous, along with the heat control and speed that make stainless steel essential. It's light enough to maneuver, flip, or saute, and is made with high-quality French carbon steel by a 3rd generation steelmaker. It can stand up to 1200 degree temps and is perfect for searing steaks, charring vegetables, and stays slick when making eggs and pancakes for breakfast.
Presented by Made In Cookware.
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The Stunts of Game of Thrones
With three dragons in the cast, Game of Thrones sees a lot of fire. The person in charge of controlling all of these flames is Rowley Irlam. In this behind-the-scenes look, the stunt coordinator shares how they safely burn more people than anyone else.
Love Death + Robots
18 animated shorts. Definitely NSFW. All the love, death, and robots you can handle. Netflix is stepping up its animation game with Love Death + Robots, featuring stories that cover the gamut from hell-demons to sci-fi to dystopian futures. The series comes to the streaming platform on March 15, 2019.
Ramy
Ramy Youssef and A24 have teamed up for a new series. The 25-year-old comedian wrote, produced, created, and starred in the 10 episodes following a young Muslim on a spiritual journey. Along the way, it finds him trying to balance his religion and millennial life in New Jersey. Ramy will be available on Hulu April 19, 2019.
The Prosthetics of Game of Thrones
Computer generated graphics get all the attention, but practical effects still provide a level of believable illusion that computers can't match. HBO's Game of Thrones is the most effects-intensive TV series ever produced, and the artists bring fantasy to life, from scars to white walkers, with prosthetics. This behind-the-scenes interview with Barrie Gower shows how intensive the process is and the spectacular results the team has achieved.
Cobra Kai / Season 2
YouTube's Karate Kid spinoff is returning for another season. After releasing the first trailer, it looks like fans will be getting the rematch they've been waiting 30 years for as Daniel and Johnny reignite their rivalry. The series returns April 24, 2019.
Good Omens
It's the end of the world. Based on the fantasy novel by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman, the miniseries follows demon David Tennant and angel Michael Sheen who try to save their 6,000-year friendship and their cushy lives on Earth by preventing the upcoming Armageddon. The six-part serial will also star Jon Hamm, Mireille Enos, and Michael McKean and will stream on Amazon Prime starting May 31, 2019.
Ultraman
Ultraman appeared in Japan in the late 60s and quickly went on to become a pop-culture phenomenon, spawning sequels and spinoffs for the next 50 years. In the US, Ultraman might be best known for the Super Nintendo game along with a collection of large-sized action figures. Netflix is reintroducing the iconic Japanese character to US audiences with Ultraman, a series that details Ultraman and his son's battles against an imposter. The series premieres April 1st, 2019.
Arrested Development / Season 5 Part 2
The Bluth boys always find a way. Netflix is finally rolling out the remaining eight episodes to the season five revival of Arrested Development. The show will return on March 15, 2019.
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Casper Hybrid Mattress
The result of five years of research, the Casper Hybrid Mattress brings springs back into the equation. The mattress-in-a-box brand typically offers all-foam models but recently they've added springs to their award-winning foam. While four layers of their signature material relieve pressure by aligning the spine, a foundation made from hundreds of fabric-wrapped coils offer zoned support and lift. With warmer months approaching, its airflow-friendly springs and open-cell foam will keep you cool at night.
Presented by Casper.
Oxx Black Ops Coffeeboxx
It's hard to beat the convenience of K-Cup coffee packs, and the Oxx Coffeeboxx lets you enjoy them wherever you might be. The brewer itself is housed in a dust-proof, water- and impact-resistant shell that can withstand loads of up to 1500 lbs. yet weighs just 12. It can fit mugs up to 8" tall, and has options for 8, 10, and 12 oz cups, with a 30 second pre-heat and 75 second brew time. A 3-foot retractable cord and built-in handle make it easy to tote around, a 2.5L water reservoir lasts all day, and the separate hot water dispenser makes it good for making tea, oatmeal, noodles, and other things, too.
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Fosse/Verdon
He was the best choreographer on Broadway. She was one of the most critically acclaimed performers on Broadway — and when their paths inevitably crossed, it started one of the most talked-about romances of the stage. Bob Fosse was a dancer who would go on to win multiple Tony awards for and an Oscar for choreography and directing. Bob and Gwen Verdon married in the 60s, and while they separated in the early 70s, they were never divorced, and Fosse would die in Verdon's arms in 1987. Fosse/Verdon follows Fosse and Verdon through their tumultuous relationship and the amazing art they created together. The series premiers on FX in April 2019.
The OA: Part II
If you thought Netflix's hit series The OA couldn't get any weirder, you'd be very wrong. The second season hints at Prairie traveling to an alternate universe where she was never kidnapped, while her friends from part I wonder where she's gone. The OA: Part II premieres March 22, 2019 on Netflix.
Chef's Table / Season 6
David Gelb curbs your cravings with another course of his award-winning docu-series. Season six will feature four new culinary superstars from around the globe, showcased using the show's signature cinematic flair. Featuring chefs Mashama Bailey, Asma Khan, Sean Brock, and Italian butcher Dario Cecchini, the series returns to Netflix February 22, 2019.
Hanna
Hinting at an origin story, Amazon's original series Hanna attempts to take a more in-depth look at the title character and her mercenary father, fleshing out the 2011 action thriller of the same name. The original film's writer David Farr also penned the upcoming script. It stars Joel Kinnaman and Mireille Enos, who were previously together in The Killing, while Esme Creed-Miles plays the main character. The series is coming to Amazon in March 2019.
The Cue Cards of Saturday Night Live
The cue cards are just as important to the success of Saturday Night Live as the cast members, weekly hosts, costumes, and sets. So much so, they've actually become a character of their own. The man behind the cards Wally Feresten shares how these handwritten sheets have helped keep the show running since 1975.
Hellier / The Midnight Children
In 2012, a paranormal investigator received an email from a man claiming to have seen strange creatures lurking about his property. This launches an investigation that stretches from Colorado to Kentucky in search of the truth — and a terrifying conclusion. This is the first episode of Hellier, a five-part series that investigates the Kentucky goblin phenomenon in the town of the same name.
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The Umbrella Academy
In an alternate history where the assassination of John F. Kennedy never happened, the final blow of a cosmic boxing match causes 43 women to become pregnant and give birth the same day. Six of these miracle children are adopted by Sir Reginald Hargreeves, aka The Monacle, aka an alien living under the guise of a successful businessman. Together they form the Umbrella Academy, a group of superheroes that can barely keep it together to save the world. The adaptation of Gerard Way's hit comic series comes to Netflix February 15, 2019.
Game of Thrones Animated Tapestry
With the final season of Game of Thrones a few months away, the rich tapestry of betrayal and vengeance weaved over the past eight years is about to come to its end. Visual specialists MIRARI created this teaser for the last eight episodes that summarizes the ongoing saga, weaving a virtual tapestry featuring the main characters and dialogue from the series.
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Space Force
June 18, 2018 was a day that changed America forever. On that day, the President of the United States announced the sixth major branch of the United States military — perfectly named the Space Force. With a mission to defend satellites and "perform other space-based tasks," children everywhere had a new life goal to replace being an astronaut (or president). While no one knows exactly what the Space Force will do, someone has to figure it out — and that someone is Steve Carell and the folks that brought you The Office in the new series Space Force, coming to Netflix.
Deadly Class
The Russo Brothers take a break from the Marvel Universe to hop on the production side of another comic book series. Based on the graphic novels written by Rick Remender, the show will follow Marcus as he begins training in an underground school for aspiring assassins Deadly Class will premiere January 21, 2019, on SyFy.
The Punisher / Season 2
The Punisher is back and he's as savage as ever. Season two sees Jon Bernthal's Frank Castle take down an entire bar of bad guys in his usually bloody fashion. Fans will also witness the evolution of friend-turned-foe Billy Russo after Frank wrecked his face. The Marvel series returns to Netflix January 18, 2019.
Weird City
Jodan Peele strikes again. In collaboration with Charlie Sanders, the writer and director transports viewers to a not-so-distant future filled with familiar faces ranging from LeVar Burton to Rosario Dawson, as they navigate life below and above the line. The sci-fi-heavy anthology series will also feature appearances from Mark Hamill, Laverne Cox, Steven Yeun, Sara Gilbert, and Michael Cera when it debuts on YouTube Premium February 13, 2019.
Lorena
Jordan Peele has been a busy man. In the midst of writing and directed a highly successful film and a highly anticipated one, the actor has also managed to produce a documentary following John and Lorena Bobbitt. The four-part series will go back to 1993 to reevaluate the events leading up the now infamous scandal. Lorena will premiere on Amazon Prime February 15, 2019.
Black Mirror: Bandersnatch Featurette
Netflix's Black Mirror: Bandersnatch is a legitimate attempt at interactive television — something that has been tried before, but with less-than-stellar results. Following the story of a young programmer who tries to adapt a fantasy novel into a video game, the show has something along the lines of eight endings. Not just a technical challenge, writing a compelling story is hard enough without finding multiple ways to end it. Go behind the scenes as the crew talks about what it took to bring the Bandersnatch to the screen for what might be a landmark moment in TV.
