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The cast of Chicago P.D. will be getting some changes ahead of the next season. Toya Turner, who joined the show as Kiana Cook in Season 12 as a new star, will not be returning for Season 13.

On Instagram, Turner shared a statement addressing her exit from Chicago P.D., offering her gratitude to those who supported her on this journey. While she doesn't explain what exactly led to her exit, Turner said she's "walking away" looking forward to seeing what comes next. She also included a slew of images from her time on the show.

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"My time on Chicago P.D. has come to a close," Turner said. "This show challenged me, sharpened me, and revealed what I’m made of. I’ve evolved through this experience, both as an artist and in my craft, and I’m walking away with depth,...

Another shake-up is headed to Intelligence—and this one stings. Toya Turner has exited Chicago P.D. and won’t be returning as Officer Kiana Cook when the long-running NBC drama returns for its thirteenth season. The reason for her departure hasn’t been made public, but Turner released a short statement confirming her exit: “I’m grateful for the time I had bringing Kiana to life. Thank you to everyone who welcomed me so warmly.”

Turner’s departure is another blow to Chicago P.D., which is still feeling the effects of Tracy Spiridakos’s goodbye in the Season 11 finale and Jesse Lee Soffer’s earlier exit as Jay Halstead. It also comes as sister series Chicago Fire prepares for Season 14 without Daniel Kyri and Jake Lockett. Yes, they are indeed dropping like flies.

A strong new presence on the team, Kiana worked closely with Marina Squerciati’s Kim Burgess...

The cast of Chicago P.D. is getting a shake-up. When the series returns for Season 13, it will not feature Toya Turner as Kiana Cook. Why Turner has exited the series isn't known, but she confirmed her exit in a statement.

“I’m grateful for the time I had bringing Kiana to life. Thank you to everyone who welcomed me so warmly," Turner said, per Deadline.

Reportedly, plans are already in place to pursue a replacement for Turner's Kiana. The series will cast a new female series regular as an Atf Task Force officer with a military background, further described as a "loose cannon." A character's name is not yet known.

Turner is a recent addition to Chicago P.D., joining the series in Season 12. Her exit was not hinted at in the season, and it was expected up to this point that Kiana would return in Season 13. Turner herself served as a replacement for Tracy Spiridakos,...

If there’s one thing Kaitlin Olson has perfected since making her television debut as Cheryl’s snarky sister, Becky, on “Curb Your Enthusiasm” 25 years ago, it’s playing wacky, edgy, self-absorbed characters with questionable moral codes. She’s done it for the better part of two decades on FX’s “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,” TV’s longest-running live-action sitcom (and still going), where she portrays narcissistic pub waitress Deandra “Sweet Dee” Reynolds. She did it for two seasons on Fox’s “The Mick” as a foul-mouthed smoker unfit to raise her wealthy sister’s kids. More recently, her performance on Max’s “Hacks” as Jean Smart’s entitled daughter, DJ, earned Olson two Emmy nominations. So it was more than a surprise when “High Potential,” ABC’s freshman crime procedural adapted from the French/Belgian series “Hpi,” piqued Olson’s interest.

“I was not looking to be on...

According to Paul Downs, no other actress on television could possibly wear the shoes of Deborah “DJ” Vance Jr. besides Kaitlin Olson, and that's not just because they’re size 13.

On the critically beloved HBO comedy Hacks, no character has gone through more positive growth than DJ, the formerly drug addicted daughter of a legendary comedian who has spent the last four seasons finding her own identity and independence apart from her famous namesake. DJ is the heart of Hacks and Olson is the hit show's stand-out supporting star, but Olson’s stellar performance isn’t just the serendipitous result of the casting process that the rest of the Hacks squad went through.

In a recent talk with comedy veteran and Curb Your Enthusiasm star Susie Essman for Interview Magazine, Downs revealed that he hand-picked Olson to play DJ when he and his team first began writing the character. Fortunately for them,...

The success of High Potential’s first season can’t be understated. The title was one of ABC’s biggest hits of the year, raking in viewership numbers left and right, and staying on Hulu and Disney+’s Top 10 long after the credits rolled on the finale back in February. Now, with filming for the follow-up batch of episodes underway, showrunner Todd Harthan recognizes that all eyes will be on the sophomore installment, with fans expecting nothing but more of what made the debut season such a smash in the first place.

During a recent conversation with Gold Derby, Harthan opened up about the challenges facing the team to make the best production they can in Season 2. “Once you have a first season under your belt, you sort of learn some things good and bad… you go in with a different mentality, different game plan.” Referring to getting the show...

The sole lead of the biggest new show on television is none other than Kaitlin Olson — let’s hope that Frank didn’t pay to rig the Nielsen ratings like he chartered her jet to Conan.

Twenty years after she agreed to join a micro-budget cable sitcom on the condition that they start giving her character funnier lines, Olson is on pace to outshine It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, at least from a numbers standpoint. Olson, whose performance as Sweet Dee on Always Sunny put her on the map and on track to become a bona fide TV superstar, is officially the face of the biggest TV show in America, as the recently released multi-platform Nielsen ratings place her ABC crime drama High Potential at #1 on their ranking of the most-watched shows by viewers 18-49 both on TV and on streaming.

And so, Olson is now a main cast...

Maine is the second most haunted state in America with over 800 sightings a year. In 2023, a record 1,364 people went missing.

Several members of the fabled improv comedy troupe The Groundlings used that as a jumping off point for the found footage horror film McCurdy Point.

It follow four friends documenting a celebratory getaway to a remote cabin in the woods of Maine, only to find themselves pulled into something far more sinister.

Ryan Gaul (“Superstore”), Kiel Kennedy, Joey Krulock, Christian Noah Roberts, Allison Dunbar (“The Sopranos”), Patty Guggenheim (“Twisted Metal”), and Laird Macintosh (“The Mick”) star.

Jeremy Brothers and Nick Paonessa co-direct from a script by Brothers and Gaul, based on an idea by Kennedy.

Brothers, Paonessa, Gaul, and Kennedy serve as producers, with Chris Gierowski (Don’t Fuck in the Woods) and Matthew Gudernatch executive producing.

“In a lot of horror movies, you can’t wait until some characters get killed off,...

"Wherever I go, the wind follows. And the wind... smells like rain."

After dropping a first look photo earlier today, the first official teaser trailer for Spider-Noir has found its way online, offering a sensational sneak peek at the upcoming Nicolas Cage-fronted series that is set to arrive on our small screens in 2026.

The synopsis reads, "Spider-Noir is a live-action series based on the Marvel comic Spider-Man Noir. Spider-Noir tells the story of an aging and down on his luck private investigator (Cage) in 1930s New York, who is forced to grapple with his past life as the city’s one and only superhero."

As per the official press release, the series will be available to watch in black and white and in color. It will debut domestically on MGM+, then launch globally on Prime Video the following day in over 240 countries and territories.

The main star cast features...

Following the breakthrough success of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, every TV network in the 2010s wanted to emulate its crass, punchy, anarchic humor, but some networks weren’t ready to pay the troll toll.

It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia star Kaitlin Olson is finally enjoying her well-deserved moment in the spotlight now that she's smack-dab in the middle of the zeitgeist following two straight decades of TV excellence. Between the return of Hacks, the upcoming 17th season of Always Sunny and the swift renewal of High Potential, Olson is now ubiquitous in the TV world, despite the inability of some networks to make her distinct style of comedic performance work for their delicate, corporate sensibilities. While the ascension of Olson to the top of the TV A-list has been a long time coming, her road to multi-network superstardom wasn’t without its pitfalls, as anyone who watched the unjustly...

You’re not alone if you’re still thinking about the tumultuous ending to High Potential’s freshman season. Fans are foaming at the mouth for more Morgan Gillory, and for good reason.

The ABC series came out of nowhere and gave viewers everything they could want in a police procedural. While the show isn’t exactly redefining the genre, it brings audiences precisely what they want.

There’s a good chance High Potential fans will never truly be satiated by any single season. I’d like to point out that the series is still a hot topic among fans.

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That’s because thirteen episodes were just not enough. In the world of broadcast television, people want a full season of their regularly scheduled shows.

Is that what you want? Well, let me tell you, we’ll probably never get it. The crux is that the reason...

When you think of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, it’s easy to assume Charlie Day might be the one stacking the most cash, given his wild popularity and creative chops. And if not Charlie, surely co-creator Rob McElhenney, right?

Well, plot twist, it’s neither of them. In fact, Rob doesn’t even snag the runner-up spot. Turns out, the real moneybags of the gang is someone fans might not expect.

Danny DeVito with Rob McElhenney, Kaitlin Olson, Glenn Howerton, and Charlie Day in It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia | Credits: FX

While the rest of the cast has made serious bank, one star’s net worth totally outshines the rest, and no, it’s not just because of bar profits in Paddy’s Pub.

It’s Always Sunny’s richest star is Danny DeVito, not Charlie Day or Rob McElhenney

It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia has been a...

Disney is planning to vacate the Fox Studio Lot by the end of the year as it looks to bring its Los Angeles-based production teams closer together in Burbank, TheWrap has learned.

As part of Fox’s $71.3 billion deal with Disney in 2019, the former kept control of the 53-acre lot on Pico Boulevard in Century City and reached a seven-year leaseback deal with Disney to avoid production disruptions.

Over the past year, Disney Entertainment Television has been actively working to create a creative hub where its production teams can work more closely together, an insider familiar with the matter tells TheWrap. As part of the plan, Disney has decided to not renew its lease and its teams based at the Fox lot are in various stages of relocating to workplaces in Burbank, including the Disney Studio Lot. All moves are expected to be completed by the end of 2025.

The Fox lot,...

Disney is leaving the famed Fox Studio Lot amid plans to centralize production teams in Burbank.

Fox retained the 53-acre lot on Pico Boulevard in Century City as part of its $71.3 billion deal with Disney in 2019 for the bulk of assets owned by 21st Century Fox. It reached a seven-year leaseback with the entertainment giant to avoid disruption of productions shooting at the lot.

Over the past year, Disney’s TV arm has been bringing Los Angeles-based teams together in Burbank, with the goal streamlining services, according to a person familiar with the situation. As part of this plan, Disney isn’t renewing its lease with Fox. Teams based at the location are already relocating to workplaces in Burbank, where the company has its own studio lot, production services and office space. The company expects the move to be completed by the end of the year.

The move comes as...

On Tuesday March 11 2025, NBC broadcasts Late Night With Seth Meyers!

Robert De Niro; Kaitlin Olson; Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Season 12 Episode 72 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Late Night With Seth Meyers” promises an exciting lineup that includes actor Robert De Niro, actress Kaitlin Olson, and author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. This episode will air on NBC and is sure to bring a mix of entertainment and insightful conversation.

Robert De Niro, a legendary figure in Hollywood, is known for his powerful performances in films like “Taxi Driver” and “The Godfather Part II.” His presence on the show is highly anticipated, as he often shares fascinating stories from his long and successful career. Fans can expect to hear about his latest projects and perhaps some behind-the-scenes anecdotes that only he can provide.

Kaitlin Olson, beloved for her roles in comedies such as “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” and “The Mick,” will also join the discussion.

When Kaitlin Olson announced that she would be leading a linear television series on a major broadcaster, in one of ABC’s newest projects, High Potential, fans were cautiously optimistic. For nearly two decades, we’ve known her as Sweet Dee Reynolds, a member of the raucous and outrageous group of friends at the center of FX’s smash-hit dark comedy series,It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. When she broke out on her own the first time around via the gone-too-soon Fox series, The Mick, viewers initially flocked to the title, but the numbers just couldn’t keep it alive and thriving past the second season mark. But, that doesn’t seem like it will be an issue for High Potential, as nearly one month since the first season celebrated its finale, the show is still in Disney+ and Hulu’s Top 10 charts around the world.

Kate Hudson has had a robust career, but “Running Point” marks a first for the actress. Believe it or not, this is her first leading TV role.

Now streaming on Netflix, the series focuses on Isla Gordon (Hudson), as she’s unexpectedly given control of her family’s basketball team, the Waves. Though a fictional team and story, “Running Point” is loosely based on Lakers president Jeanie Buss.

Here are all the major players you’ll need to know in the series.

Netflix Isla Gordon (Kate Hudson)

Isla Gordon is the sole daughter of the Gordon family, and is taken fully by surprise when her oldest brother hands her the reins to the team. She’s played by Kate Hudson, known for films like “Almost Famous,” “How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days,” and many, many more.

Brenda Song as Ali and Kate Hudson as Isla Gordon in “Running Point...

Guillermo Diaz, Sofia Black-d’Elia and Chris Elliott will guest star in Hulu’s upcoming series, “Deli Boys,” TheWrap can reveal exclusively.

Diaz, Black-d’Elia and Elliott are set to appear in the Onyx Collective series, which stars Asif Ali and Saagar Shaikh as spoiled Pakistani American brothers who lose everything when their deli-tycoon father suddenly dies and they find out he was more drug lord than corporate magnate, according to the official logline.

In “Deli Boys,” which premieres March 6 on Hulu, Diaz guest stars as Chacho, a legendary assassin sent by the Peruvian Cartel, while Elliott guest stars as Sergeant Testicola, a salty Philly cop. Black-d’Elia will play Gigi Lozano, the feisty daughter of mob boss Chickie Lozano (Kevin Corrigan), per the character descriptions.

Diaz, Black-d’Elia and Elliott join the cast of “Deli Boys” alongside Ali and Shaikh, who star as Mir and Raj, respectively, as well as Poorna Jagannathan,...

Kaitlin Olson is one of the unsung comedic actors of our day. Yes, she's been in one of the longest-running scripted comedy series of all time with It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, but at times it's felt like she's been doing amazing work for a tiny audience, locked away in the Fxx closets. She tried to break through into a bigger mainstream with Fox's sitcom The Mick, which began strong with nearly nine million live viewers before dropping to two million and staying that way. There have been other fits and starts throughout a career full of great supporting characters, but Olson's never experienced the glowing success she's deserved until High Potential, which just ended its first season on ABC and broke a bevy of records along the way.

After seven days of viewing on ABC, Hulu, and Disney+, the Season 1 finale has garnered 13.2 million viewers, making it the...

Exclusive: Longtime Berlanti Productions executive Jonathan Gabay has been named President of Television for film and TV production company Rideback, which recently re-upped its first-look TV deal at CBS Studios. Reporting to Rideback co-CEOs Jonathan Eirich and Michael LoFaso, Gabay will lead TV development and production, overseeing a team that includes Rideback VP Television Courteney Tarantin.

Gabay succeeds Lindsey Liberatore, who recently left as EVP Television, segueing to producing.

He comes to Rideback from Berlanti Productions. During his almost six years at the Warner Bros TV-based company, which he joined as SVP before being promoted to EVP of Television in 2021, Gabay oversaw projects in the drama, comedy, animation and unscripted space. He helped develop and has served as co-executive producer on Brilliant Minds and Found, both currently on NBC, as well as Superman and Lois and All American: Homecoming for the CW. His production credits also include the company’s Prodigal Son for Fox,...

The gang might not be too thrilled about this one. Actually, they’re probably nothing but happy and supportive of their girl, Kaitlin Olson, as she steps out from behind the bar at Paddy’s Pub in It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia and finds additional success on the ABC procedural, High Potential. Right now, the crime drama holds an impressive critics’ approval rating of 96% on Rotten Tomatoes, while Olson’s long-running raucous comedy comes in just behind at 94%. To be fair, It’s Always Sunny has been on the air for more than a decade, with Season 17 on the way, while High Potential has yet to wrap up its debut season, so there’s plenty of time for those scores to shift. However, it’s a great sign that Olson’s new show is off to such a great start, considering the upsetting cancellation that her previous side project, The Mick,...

There is some confusion about whether or not actress Kaitlin Olson is one of the Olsen twins.

Kaitlin Olson, known for her role as Dee Reynolds on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, has had a successful career spanning television and film, including starring in The Mick and voicing Destiny in Finding Dory. 

She has also received multiple Emmy nominations, including for her role as DJ in Hacks, and currently stars in the ABC crime drama High Potential.

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What films cracked you up in 2024? Or, more specifically, what moments in movies made you laugh the hardest? Sometimes, a film can be generally meh but contains a scene or a performance so funny that you can forgive its shortcomings. Likewise, a serious drama might include something so darkly hilarious that’s shockingly effective precisely because it’s completely unexpected. And, of course, there are the unfortunate unintentional laughs that can happen when a woefully inept movie falls flat on its face. Hey, we’ll take our laughs however we can.

Below, I’ve counted down the 34 funniest moments in movies this year. Maybe the films themselves weren’t amazing — although some of them certainly were — but they had something so clever or amusing that I never forgot it. Also, I left room for a few instances in which internet users enhanced a movie’s comedic impact by introducing a...

It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’s Glenn Howerton scored rave reviews for his turn in the sitcom A.P. Bio — and the show deserved much better than an early cancelation. Since its four seasons arrived on Netflix, A.P. Bio has climbed the streaming charts to become a huge success. It’s a shame that success has come so late, because the series always struggled for viewership when it was actually on the air. In its initial run, it got canceled due to low viewership (more than once).

Howerton leads the A.P. Bio cast as Jack Griffin, a Harvard professor who’s forced to go back to his hometown and work at a high school after losing his dream job to his academic rival. This role made great use of the comedic strengths that Howerton has refined on It’s Always Sunny. Like Dennis Reynolds, Jack is vindictive and filled with rage.

Production is underway on Legion M’s darkly comedic horror thriller Fade to Black, which sees art imitating life for an aspiring Hollywood screenwriter. Today, Legion M has announced that Betty Gabriel, Thomas Barbusca, and Annie Gonzalez have joined the cast.

The horror thriller marks the feature debut of director Andrew Sandler.

Fade to Black follows “Amit as he navigates the horrors of trying to break into the twisted business of Hollywood. After an accidental death spurs a sinister epiphany, the screenwriter starts committing the murders of his script’s fictional serial killer in a desperate attempt to generate the IP necessary to get his movie made. The film promises a darkly comedic exploration of ambition, madness, and the brutal reality of the entertainment industry.”

Rounding out the newly added cast are Caylee Cowan (Sunrise in Heaven), Johnno Wilson (I Love That For You), Veronika Dash (Isabel’s Garden), and Scott Evans...

Only seven episodes into the first season of High Potential, Kaitlin Olson’s crime drama is already ABC’s most-watched new series in six years — so where were these hordes of fans when The Mick needed saving?

On High Potential, Olson plays Morgan, a self-confident single mother of three who works as a cleaning lady for the LAPD. However, and unlike a certain janitor from another Olson project, Morgan is not-so-secretly a “high potential” intellectual with an Iq of 160. In the first episode, which a staggering 20 million viewers have watched since its premiere this past September 17th, Morgan successfully Good-Will-Huntings herself into a consultant position at the police department by cracking open a murder case during her graveyard shift.

And just like that, Olson isn’t just the biggest wise-ass at the LAPD – she’s one of the biggest stars in all of television. Nearly two decades after Olson made...

High Potential star Kaitlin Olson is most known for her iconic performance as Dee Reynolds on Its Always Sunny in Philadelphia. She also gives a great performance as DJ on Hacks, playing alongside the incredible Jean Smart. But, one of her most interesting and hilarious performances was on a lesser-known show, the underrated 2017 Fox sitcom The Mick. Unfortunately, The Mick was cancelled after only two seasons, but while it was on, it was the wildest sitcom on network TV. It seems hard to believe now, because she fits in so perfectly to a network procedural on High Potential, but Olson admitted to Variety that when she first took the role in The Mick, she was nervous to do a network show after so much time in the cable world. But, from The Micks very first episode, she proved she had nothing to be nervous about.

Fox is developing a comedy series centered on a washed up golf prodigy, Variety has learned exclusively.

Titled “Thunderjacks,” the series has received a script commitment at the broadcast network. Chad Mountain is writing and executive producing, with Oliver Hudson, John Stalberg Jr., Douglas Banker of Five All in the Fifth, Jonathan Watson, and Scott MacArthur also executive producing. Fox Entertainment Studios will produce.

The official logline for the series states, “A famous former golf prodigy, who vanished into anonymity after a very public meltdown, is dragged into the limelight a decade later, forcing his dysfunctional family to futilely scramble to save their opulent lifestyle and fragile egos.”

There is no cast currently attached to the project, but sources say it could serve as a starring vehicle for Hudson should it go forward. The show falls under the broadcast direct deal Hudson and his producing partner Stalberg signed with Fox in 2023. Under that deal,...

When audiences first meet Morgan Gillory (Kaitlin Olson) on ABC's High Potential, she's making her way to the LAPD for her night shift as their maid. With "Heavy Cross" by Gossip playing, Morgan dances (literally) her way through the police department until she knocks over a file box. That's when audiences begin to really learn about Morgan -- she's got observational and memory skills that make her both a bit of an oddball and the person the LAPD absolutely wants helping them solve cases.

Just two episodes into the show's first season, High Potential is already getting a ton of attention. On September 24th, Variety reported that the premiere had an initial telecast of 3.6 million and then jumped 220% to 11.5 million in just three days. It also got the highest rating, excluding linear encores, for an ABC premiere since Big Sky's debut episode in 2020, which featured Ryan Phillippe. High Potential is setting the bar,...

High Potential, the brand new crime series starring It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia actor Kaitlin Olson, recently premiered on ABC. After just two episodes, the show has become a massive hit for the network.

Per Variety, the series premiere experienced a 220% viewership spike after three days on multiple platforms. The first broadcast on ABC on Sept. 17 drew an average of 3.6 million viewers, according to Nielsen's Live + Same Day data. After including viewers from Hulu, Hulu on Disney+, and other digital platforms, the figure grew to 11.5 million. The rating for adults aged 18-49 also started at 0.35 but increased by 354% to 1.59.

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Kaitlin Olson is back on double duty as producer and star of ABC‘s High Potential, which might prove to be her most relatable role yet.

As the 3x Emmy nominee celebrated the premiere of her new crime procedural with her co-stars and creator Drew Goddard on Tuesday in Los Angeles, Olson told Deadline how the show’s bigger mystery of her character Morgan’s missing ex spoke to her as a mother.

“One of the reasons that Morgan is compelled to work for the police department is because the father of her first-born child has been missing for 14 years, and she does no believe that he would have abandoned her or her daughter. The police didn’t believe her, so she mistrusts authority, and this is a new opportunity to have this current police help her figure that out,” said Olson. “I think it’s for her, but I...

It's been confirmed today that Amazon's upcoming live-action Spider-Man TV series, Spider-Noir, has added eight recurring cast members.

Those are Lukas Haas, Cameron Britton, Cary Christopher, Michael Kostroff, Scott MacArthur, Joe Massingill, Whitney Rice, and Amanda Schull.

Unfortunately, specific character details are being kept under wraps so we don't currently know who any of them are playing. Nicolas Cage leads the cast, though it's thought he's playing Ben Reilly rather than Peter Parker.

Other lead stars include New Girl star Lamorne Morris (as Robbie Robertson), Brendan Gleeson, Abraham Popoola, Li Jun Li and Jack Huston.

Here's a look at each new Spider-Noir cast member; place your bets now about who from the comics they might be playing!

Lukas Haas, Cameron Britton, Cary Christopher, Michael Kostroff, Scott MacArthur, Joe Massingill, Whitney Rice and Amanda Schull have joined the recurring cast of ‘Spider-Noir,’ the upcoming MGM+ and Prime Video live-action series https://t.

The “Spider-Noir” series at Amazon has added eight recurring cast members, Variety has learned.

The series, which is the first live-action project to feature the character Spider-Man Noir, has cast: Lukas Haas, Cameron Britton, Cary Christopher, Michael Kostroff, Scott MacArthur, Joe Massingill, Whitney Rice, and Amanda Schull. Exact character details are being kept under wraps.

The new additions join series lead Nicolas Cage as well as fellow cast members Lamorne Morris, Brendan Gleeson, Abraham Popoola, Li Jun Li and Jack Huston. As previously reported, the show will debut domestically on MGM+’s linear channel and then globally on Amazon Prime Video.

Per the official logline, the show “tells the story of an aging and down on his luck private investigator (Cage) in 1930s New York, who is forced to grapple with his past life as the city’s one and only superhero.”

Haas is repped by Paradigm, Lbi Entertainment,...

Lukas Haas, Cameron Britton, Cary Christopher, Michael Kostroff, Scott MacArthur, Joe Massingill, Whitney Rice and Amanda Schull are set to appear as recurring guest stars in “Spider-Noir.”

The group joins previously announced series regulars Nicolas Cage, Lamorne Morris, Brendan Gleeson, Abraham Popoola, Li Jun Li and Jack Huston.

Based on the Marvel comic Spider-Man Noir, the live-action series tells the story of an aging and down-on-his-luck private investigator (Cage) in 1930s New York, who is forced to grapple with his past life as the city’s one and only superhero.

The series is executive produced by co-showrunners Oren Uziel and Steve Lightfoot, “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” duo Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, Amy Pascal and Harry Bradbeer, who is set to direct the first two episodes. Lord and Miller executive produce through Lord Miller along with Aditya Sood and Dan Shear, while Pascal EPs via Pascal Pictures.

“Spider-Noir,” which is produced by Sony Pictures Television,...

The wait for Fall TV is finally over, which means we’ve got an influx of series hitting the small screen, including a new crop of procedurals. On ABC, that means “High Potential,” the comedic crime procedural from “The Martian” and “Daredevil” writer Drew Goddard.

Based on the hit French series “Hip,” the hour-long comedy stars “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” and “The Mick” actress Kaitlin Olson as Morgan, a single mother and so-called “high potential individual” with an exceptional Iq and a knack for solving crimes. After the cops take notice of her unique skills, Morgan gets the chance to put that potential to use by cracking cases.

The series also stars Daniel Sunjata as Karadec, Javicia Leslie as Daphne, Deniz Akdeniz as Lev “Oz” Ozdil, Amirah J as Ava, Matthew Lamb as Elliot and Judy Reyes as Selena.

Here’s everything to know about where to watch “High Potential,...

Another fall TV season is upon us, which means a fresh batch of network procedurals that can roughly be described as The ____ Who Solves Crimes. (Lucifer, The Devil Who Solves Crimes! Sleepy Hollow, The Ichabod Crane Who Solves Crimes!) ABC’s latest entry in the genre, High Potential — premiering Tuesday, Sept. 17 at 10/9c; I’ve seen the first three episodes — is basically The Genius Single Mom Who Solves Crimes, and it honestly doesn’t do much to reinvent the procedural wheel. But it’s still a satisfying underdog tale with a sly sense of humor, thanks to a fantastic lead performance from Kaitlin Olson.

Exclusive: Charise Castro Smith (Encanto) has signed an overall deal with 20th Television. Under the multi-year pact, she will develop, write and executive produce original series for linear networks and streamers with a focus on the Disney Entertainment Television platforms.

Castro Smith has Confessions On The 7:45, a series adaptation of Lisa Unger’s international bestseller, in development at Hulu with Jessica Alba attached to star and Eva Longoria set to direct the pilot. Castro Smith and Alba originally set the series up at Netflix for development two years ago. It is now being redeveloped for Hulu under Castro Smith’s deal at sibling 20th TV, a part of Disney Television Studios.

Based on Unger’s novel, Confessions On The 7:45 is a psychological thriller in which a working mom (Alba) meets a stranger on a train as she is commuting home who upends her life. As her life unravels and betrayals are revealed,...

"The Mick" creators and "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" writers Dave and John Chernin made their feature directorial debut with "Incoming," a coming-of-age sex comedy for Netflix about a group of incoming freshmen attending their first high school party. It's a raucous, raunchy, ridiculous night of debauchery featuring a 14-year-old running a control room of spy cams, plenty of upperclassmen making the beast with two backs in random open bedrooms, a science teacher desperately trying to appear cool by taking shots of Fireball and ripping bongs with students, fist fights leading to broken noses, accidentally falling into a K-hole, running from the cops, and drunkenly sharting out a night's worth of Taco Bell binge-eating.

"Incoming" is an attempt to merge the tradition of beloved high school stories with the over-the-top screwball sex comedies of the 1970s and '80s, and when it works, it really works. Similar to recent high...

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Dave and John Chernin are taking audiences back to the time of R-rated teen comedies with Incoming. The sibling creative duo first kicked off their career as both writers and executive story editors on the long-running comedy It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, having worked on 30 episodes of the hit show, ranging from "The Gang Goes to the Jersey Shore" and "Mac and Dennis Buy a Timeshare", among others. They also went on to create the Fox sitcom, The Mick, which was led by Sunny star Kaitlin Olson and ran for two seasons.

With Incoming, the Chernins are making their feature directorial debut and telling the story of Benj, a high school freshman who, with his friends Eddie, Connor and Koosh, anxiously kick off their high school experience by going to a party thrown by Koosh's older brother. While there, Benj looks to...

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One party will make or break four highschoolers' freshman year in Incoming. The Netflix comedy primarily centers on Benj, Eddie, Connor and Koosh and one wild night for the group as Koosh's older brother hosts a first-week-of-school party, though only Benj is able to get in, which he takes as an opportunity to try and make a move on his sister's best friend, Bailey. Eddie and Connor, meanwhile, embark on their own journey as they steal the former's mom's boyfriend's car and get caught up in increasingly chaotic situations.

Incoming features a cast of young up-and-coming actors, with The Black Phone breakout Mason Thames starring as Benj, with Grey's Anatomy alum Bardia Seiri starring as Koosh and Disney Channel alums Ramon Reed (Just Roll With It) and Raphael Alejandro (Bunk'd) playing Eddie and Connor. The cast also features a number of well-established comedy stars,...

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Why does Thomas Barbusca from Netflix's Incoming look familiar? Benji's scumbag of a brother has surprisingly been cast in high school movies in more ways than one. Here's why the award-winning star looks familiar.

Award-Winning Actor Thomas Barbusca Kills It as Ruby on Netflix's Incoming

Thomas Barbusca has had quite the blast before coming onto Netflix as the 'worst student' in Benji's high school. If anything, Barbusca thrives in exactly that: playing the part of being a high schooler.

His first rising credit goes to being Peanuts Halloween Skit Linus in an episode from 2012's Conan before he went off to take more small roles as a kid in New Girl, Sam & Cat, and even lending his voice as Malakevin on Cartoon Network's animated show Clarence.

Barbusca's first award in his career was...

Comedies focused on teenage hijinks and keg parties have been a mainstay since the 1980s. You can learn a lot about a generation in their party movies. Incoming hopes to join the ranks of Superbad, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, and Bottoms. Instead, it lands with a resounding thud, making it one of the worst modern attempts at crafting a raunchy high school flick.

Incoming – The Plot

Over the summer, Benj Nielsen (Mason Thames) hung out with his sister’s friend Bailey (Isabella Ferreira). While Bailey is older, Benj believes he has a chance to hook up with the girl he’s loved his whole life. When his friend Koosh (Bardia Seiri) gets their friend group invited to a party (hosted by Koosh’s older brother), Benj seizes his chance. With their other friends, Connor (Raphael Alejandro) and Eddie (Ramon Reed), the four freshmen hope to change their high school fate.

Netflix has finally released the raunchy teen comedy Incoming, and this film will easily remind you of classic teen comedies like Fast Times at Ridgemont High and the American Pie movies. We had the opportunity to watch the film in advance before its release, and after watching it, we have to say it's a pretty solid movie.

It's a comedy written and helmed by The Mick creators Dave and John Chernin, the sons of well-known film producer and businessman Peter Chernin. This film marks their feature debut. It stars Mason Thames (Benj), Raphael Alejandro (Connor), Bardia Seiri (Koosh), and Ramon Reed (Eddie) as four friends starting their freshman year of high school. It's their first week at Waymont High School, and while the teen boys are ready to see what the school year may bring, they're really looking forward to experiencing their first-ever high school party.

Out of the group,...

The gross-out high school comedy: we all get older, they stay the same. “Incoming” marks the genre’s latest addition, a Netflix release written and directed by Dave and John Chernin, who cut their teeth on the landmark vulgarity of “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” before creating the short-lived but memorably raucous Fox comedy “The Mick.” The filmmaking brothers’ story for “Incoming” is chock-full of tried-and-true tropes: the rizzless freshman, the grump sister, the wannabe ladies’ man, the blond queen bee. But the Chernins manage a jaunty pace that energizes these familiar ingredients, more in the gag department than in the film’s superficial dramatic components.

Fourteen-year-old boys aren’t the most complicated people on Earth, and “Incoming” knows it, establishing its main ensemble with a punchy opening act that benefits from the Chernins’ sitcom background. Four uncertain young men have entered the gauntlet of high school. Benj (Mason Thomas...

Raucous teen film about out-of-control high school party never finds its footing, relying on tiresome gross-out humor

There are a few tried and true staples of the American high school: yellow buses, homecoming, prom, the social safari that is the school cafeteria. And with each micro-generation, raunchy teen movies about trying to get some or remain a loser for life. Incoming, a new Netflix teen film from The Mick creators Dave and John Chernin, is the latest attempt to revive the type of outrageous R-rated comedy that Hollywood now makes in fits and starts. Like last year’s No Hard Feelings, Joy Ride or Bottoms, it’s trying to channel the unfiltered debauchery of American Pie or Superbad, but for kids born after both of those movies premiered.

As in both of those antecedents, Incoming focuses on one pod at the bottom of the food chain: nerdy freshman boys who haven’t grown yet.

Incoming is full of shit — well, one scene is, anyway. The high school comedy, which starts streaming on Netflix on Friday, concerns some uncool male buddies starting their freshman year and trying to navigate the first blowout party of their young lives. In one sequence, a couple of the friends, through some crazy circumstances, end up driving their school’s most gorgeous girl home. She’s really drunk, though, and, well, let’s just say an impromptu trip to Taco Bell turns out not to be a good idea at all. The result is one of the most revolting gross-out scenes in modern comedy. It’s a moment that the writer-director brothers Dave and John Chernin have had in their back pocket, waiting for the right opportunity.

“Man, that was an idea that we’ve had for a long time,” Dave, 39, says over Zoom, laughing. “We didn’t quite know...

“You’ve gotta go with a Cheesy Gordita Crunch,” Dave Chernin says as he scrolls through the options on the digital kiosk at a Taco Bell Cantina in Chelsea. “I’m ordering one for you too, “ he assures John Chernin, his older brother (by 15 months) and writing and directing partner.

The siblings are in New York City to promote “Incoming,” a high school comedy about four nerdy friends that’s a raunchy throwback to movies — like “Superbad” and “American Pie” — that topped the box office back before superhero flicks subsumed Hollywood. And yes, the Chernins know there’s more authentic Mexican food to be had in the neighborhood, but we’re thinking outside the bun as a tribute to an outrageous scene in their R-rated film. It’s one that finds two freshmen (Ramon Reed and Raphael Alejandro) taking an intoxicated older classmate (Loren Gray) on a chalupa run. Given...

There is a new cast member coming to Chicago P.D. and it might be a familiar face for many One Chicago fans. The new actor has appeared in both Chicago Fire Season 2 and Chicago Med Season 2, but it wasn’t as the character she is playing when she joins Chicago P.D. as a regular cast member.

Here is who is joining the cast and what you need to know about the character.

Toya Turner Joins Chicago P.D. Cast As New Regular

Toya Turner has joined Chicago P.D. as a new regular cast member. She will play a new officer named Kiana Cook. According to reports, she will replace the exiting Tracy Spiridakos, who left the series as Det. Hailey Upton after the Season 11 finale. Turner is a familiar face to some television fans, including appearances on the two other One Chicago shows.

Hank Voight on Chicago P.

NBC’s Chicago P.D. will welcome Toya Turner in a series regular role for Season 12, Deadline has confirmed. She will portray police officer Yara Page.

This is not Turner’s first time in a One Chicago series. She appeared in both Chicago Fire and Chicago Med but in totally different characters from her P.D. role.

Turner joins the series following Tracy Spiridakos’s exit as Detective Hailey Upton after 8 seasons in the Season 11 finale. Before that, Jesse Lee Soffer also said goodbye to the team as Jay Halstead and Hailey’s now ex-husband.

Fans have been asking for many seasons for a love interest for Atwater (Laroyce Hawkins). Could Yara and Kevin hit it off romantically? We’ll have to wait and see.

Turner was most recently seen in the Netflix series Warrior Nun. Past TV credits include NBC’s New Amsterdam, Netflix’s Easy,...

Protagonizada por el actor revelación de ‘Black Phone’, Mason Thames. © Netflix

Netflix ha publicado el primer tráiler y póster de “Inexpertos” (titulada en versión original “Incoming”), escrita y dirigida por Dave y John Chernin (“Colgados en Filadelfia”).

En “Inexpertos”, cuatro alumnos de secundaria se enfrentan al mayor reto de sus jóvenes vidas: su primera fiesta de instituto.

La película está protagonizada por Mason Thames (“Black Phone”), Ramon Reed (“9-1-1: Lone Star”), Raphael Alejandro (“Érase una vez”), Isabella Ferreira (“Crush”), Bardia Seiri (“Anatomía de Grey”), Loren Gray (“Outsiders”), Ali Gallo (“La Vida Sexual de las Universitarias”), Scott MacArthur (“Suncoast”), Thomas Barbusca (“The Mick”), Kim Hawthorne (“How to Get Away with Murder”), Victoria Moroles (“Teen Wolf”), Kayvan Shai (“FBI”), Kaitlin Olson (“Colgados en Filadelfia”) y Bobby Cannavale (“The Irishman”).

“Inexpertos” se estrena el 23 de agosto en Netflix.

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