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Ever wondered which DC villain duo is taking the spotlight in an upcoming movie? Get ready, because we're bringing you the latest geeky revelations straight from the multiverse. Join me, Thomas Townley, on this electrifying episode of Multiverse Tonight as we journey through the realms of DC Comics and beyond. From the joyous news of Batwheels' third season renewal to the intriguing casting of Kyle Chandler as Hal Jordan in HBO's Lanterns, there's no shortage of excitement. Matthias Schoenaerts is set to wreak havoc as the villain in the new Supergirl film, while Glenn Powell gears up for Edgar Wright's remake of The Running Man. Alongside these thrilling updates, I share some personal tidbits about moving into a new home and setting up a fresh studio space.
But it's not all about new beginnings; we also pause to honor the unforgettable contributions of some legendary figures in entertainment who have recently passed. We pay homage to the indelible Dame Maggie Smith, who graced British cinema with her unparalleled talent, and remember John Amos for his iconic roles that resonated with audiences worldwide. Our tribute continues with a heartfelt nod to Kris Kristofferson, a titan in country music and film, and Ken Page, whose voice brought joy to Broadway and Hollywood alike, especially as the unforgettable Oogie Boogie. Join us as we cherish their legacies, ensuring their stories continue to inspire fans and artists for generations to come.
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What if one of your favorite shows got canceled unexpectedly? Join us on this thrilling episode of Multiverse Tonight as we unpack the unfortunate cancellation of "Dead Boy Detectives" and its tumultuous journey across streaming platforms. From Netflix's decision to axe the series to the buzz around "Superman and Lois" premiering early on October 7th, you'll find out why Monday nights just got a whole lot more exciting! DC fanatics, get ready for more good news with the release date of "Creature Commandos" coming up on December 5th on Max. Plus, we celebrate Star Trek Day and dive deep into the "Take the Chair, Make an Impact" campaign, an initiative that promises to make a real difference while giving back 25% of Star Trek product sales to non-profits this September.
Switch gears with us as we explore a campaign to honor Star Trek's Chief Miles O'Brien with a statue in Killarney, Ireland, and catch up on the latest Marvel and Wizarding World updates. Marvel enthusiasts will be thrilled to hear about Todd Stashwick joining the WandaVision spin-off series, and Harry Potter fans can't miss Imelda Staunton reprising her role as the menacing Dolores Umbridge at Universal Orlando Resort. We also bring you updates on Netflix's animated "Midnight Sun," the sixth season of "What We Do in the Shadows," and fresh casting news for the live-action "Masters of the Universe" movie. Finally, we pay homage to the iconic careers of James Darren and James Earl Jones, whose legacies continue to inspire. Don't miss out on this episode packed with the latest geek culture news and heartfelt tributes!
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Can you guess who just threw down a $4.3 billion gauntlet in the entertainment world? Get ready for a rollercoaster of information, starting with Edgar Bronfman Jr.'s audacious bid to take control of Paramount Global, potentially outmaneuvering Skydance Media. Then, celebrate with us as we spotlight Sandro Rosta's entry into the Star Trek universe through the much-anticipated Starfleet Academy series. We also navigate through the turbulent Star Wars updates, including the sudden end of The Acolyte and some exclusive perks for Disney Plus subscribers in Star Wars Outlaws. Our DC Comics segment promises excitement with a new Black Lightning miniseries that continues the saga from the Absolute Power crossover event.
Marvel fans, brace yourselves as we honor the comic giant's 50,000th release and their 85th anniversary with some extraordinary stories, including a futuristic adventure featuring Wolverine and Deadpool. We then address a more somber topic: the tragic on-set accident involving rigger Juan Carlos Osorio during the production of Marvel Studios' Wonder Man. Horror aficionados will be thrilled about the upcoming adaptation of Stephen King's "Salem's Lot," debuting on Max this October, as well as updates on Rupert Saunders' reboot of "The Crow," starring Bill Skarsgård. Finally, nostalgia kicks in with the exciting return of "The Librarians: The Next Chapter" to its TNT roots. Tune in for all these stories and so much more on this jam-packed episode of Multiverse Tonight!
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Ready to experience some interdimensional fun? We've got you covered in this jam-packed episode of Multiverse Tonight! Ever wondered how a Hollywood star handles a serious health diagnosis? Find out as we share an exclusive update on Daisy Ridley’s health journey. Then, get into the Halloween spirit with some chilling serial tales that promise to give you the perfect spooky vibes. Legal expert Andrew Torres from Lawn Chaos dishes out the latest insights, and we pay a heartfelt tribute to the late, great actress Patty Yasuki, whose influence touched many hearts.
But that’s not all! This episode takes you on a whirlwind tour of the biggest announcements from D23. Expect the unexpected with exclusive Simpsons content on Disney+, a Toy Story 5 reveal, and an intriguing Marvel collaboration in Fortnite. We also explore exciting new live-action adaptations of beloved classics like Lilo and Stitch and Snow White, as well as fresh chapters in the Frozen, Incredibles, and Avatar franchises. Plus, dive into the upcoming Star Wars Skeleton Crew and other exciting series such as Moana 2, Zootopia 2, and a new LEGO Star Wars multiverse show. Marvel fans, hold onto your hats—there’s a boatload of news including Oscar Isaac’s return in What If? and a TVMA Marvel Zombies series.
Shifting gears to the legal drama, we unpack Gina Carano's lawsuit against Disney with Law And Chaos' Andrew Torrez ( https://www.lawandchaospod.com/podcast ) guiding us through the complexities. We'll examine her claims of wrongful termination and political discrimination, the unknowns in her contract, and the broader implications for employment law. In our celeb news segment, learn about the closure of Cartoon Network's site and its integration into Warner Bros Animation, exciting casting news for Alex Proyas' sci-fi satire "RUR", and the return of General Mills' Monster Cereals. Plus, celebrate the acquisition of "The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie" and the rescheduled re-release of Christopher Nolan's "Interstellar." Tune in for an episode overflowing with the latest in geeky news and heartfelt tributes!
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Ready to geek out? Celebrate with us as the Marvel Cinematic Universe smashes the $30 billion mark at the global box office! We'll dive into the blockbuster success of "Deadpool and Wolverine" and reveal all the juicy details from San Diego Comic-Con, including the exciting announcements of "Avengers Doomsday" and "Avengers Secret Wars," helmed by the Russo brothers. And here's a twist you won't see coming: Robert Downey Jr. stepping into the shoes of Dr. Victor Von Doom! Plus, get a sneak peek at the scoring of "Daredevil Born Again" by the Newton Brothers and the upcoming "Fantastic Four: First Steps" film. We also touch on the political shift with Kamala Harris securing the Democratic nomination, signaling renewed optimism for America.
Laughs are guaranteed as we go through the big comedy reveals from Comic-Con, starting with "Captain America: Brave New World." Anthony Mackie, Tim Blake-Nelson, Danny Ramirez, and Giancarlo Esposito are set to light up the screen, with Harrison Ford confirmed as the Red Hulk. Kevin Feige promises a gritty, Winter Soldier-like experience, and Esposito's role as Sidewinder in the Serpent Society only adds to the excitement. We also chat about the promising cast of "Star Trek: Starfleet Academy" and the new live-action comedy collaboration between Tawny Newsome and Justin Simeon. Wrapping up, we touch on James Gunn's much-anticipated "Superman Legacy" film, starring David Corenswet and Rachel Brosnahan.
For comic book, Star Wars, and general geek culture enthusiasts, this episode is packed. From DC's announcement of a new Fourth World and New Gods series by Ram V and Evan Cagle to the climax of the High Republic era in Star Wars with "Fear of the Jedi." Marvel's new titles set between "Return of the Jedi" and "The Force Awakens" also get their spotlight. We discuss the ongoing SAG-AFTRA strike against major video game companies over AI issues, affecting titles from Activision and Epic Games. Plus, updates on "Percy Jackson and the Olympians" season two with Daniel Dymere as Tyson, and Mark Hamill's voice role in the upcoming "SpongeBob SquarePants" movie. To honor a legend, we pay tribute to Bob Newhart, reflecting on his illustrious career and his recent passing at 94.
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Join us on Multiverse Tonight as we welcome some exciting new faces to the Starfleet Academy! We’ve got Carice Brooks, Bella Shepard, George Hawkins, Holly Hunter, and Paul Giamatti joining the ranks. Plus, we chat about the latest Star Wars film helmed by Sean Levy with Jonathan Troper on screenwriting duties. And if you're a Watchmen fan, you won't want to miss the news about J. Michael Straczynski's upcoming animated adaptation. All that and a quirky nod to Ryan Reynolds' Wolverine-themed gin, along with heartfelt tributes to icons like Benji Gregory and Shelley Duvall.
In a surprising turn of events, DC Comics’ Arkham Asylum spin-off series has hit the brakes, but we're here to unpack what that means for fans. We also pay homage to the late artist Michael Zooli and celebrate Lamoraine Morris joining the live-action Spider-Noir series with Nicolas Cage. Ryan Reynolds keeps the fun going with Wolverine-inspired Aviation Gin bottles, and we bring you the latest updates on Shrek 5 and former Bob's Burgers voice actor Jay Johnson's legal woes.
Lastly, we’ve got some big updates from the entertainment industry, including the announcement of Minions 3 and a game-changing deal involving Shari Redstone and Paramount Global. We cover Penguin Random House acquiring Boom Studios and the financial fallout for Redbox's parent company. Plus, we remember the incredible journeys of Shelley Duvall and Richard Simmons, explore the inspiring life of Dr. Ruth Westheimer, and pay tribute to the late Shannon Doherty. This episode is packed with the latest news and heartfelt stories you won't want to miss!
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Ever wondered how we spend our geeky downtime? We started our episode with a personal tale from our morning visit to the Sedgwick County Zoo in Wichita, Kansas. From there, we march straight into the universe of Star Wars, discussing the end of Charles Soule's and Greg Pak's epic runs on Marvel's Star Wars and Darth Vader series. DC fans will be thrilled to hear about the return of "Superman and Lois" for its grand finale and the launch of the new "Lanterns" series on HBO featuring Hal Jordan and Jon Stewart. And hold onto your stakes, because Blade's taking a bloody new direction in "Blade Red Band," a series not for the faint-hearted.Support the show
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Get ready to journey through the multiverse with us on this electrifying episode of Multiverse Tonight! Ever wondered what happens when DC heroes collide with Warner Bros characters? Find out with the newly announced DC tie-in comic, "Multiverse's Collision Detected." Plus, we've got the latest casting scoop for James Gunn's Superman movie, introducing Michaela Hoover and Christopher McDonald, and fresh faces in Peacemaker's second season with Sol Rodriguez and David Denman. Don't miss our deep dive into the Creature Commandos animated series, premiering in December, and the exciting news about a new Blue Beetle animated series in development.
Sci-fi and fantasy fans, this one’s for you! Atomic Mass Games is pulling the plug on the Star Wars X-Wing and Armada games, but fear not—there's plenty more to get excited about. Discover Paul Giamatti's villainous role in the upcoming Star Trek Starfleet Academy series and explore WizKids' latest Star Trek tabletop game, Star Trek Captain’s Chair. Zack Snyder’s Rebel Moon director’s cuts are hitting Netflix, and The Boys is wrapping up with its fifth season on Amazon Prime. Plus, a potential sequel to the beloved 1998 film Practical Magic might bring Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman back together, and the animated feature Ozzie, Voice of the Forest is set to raise awareness on deforestation. Tune in for all these updates and more!
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Ever wondered what’s next in the Marvel and DC universes? Buckle up for a rollercoaster of geek news as we bring you the latest and greatest updates from both worlds! From the epic conclusion of Benjamin Percy's Wolverine comic series to the thrilling announcement of a new Disney+ Vision series starring Paul Bettany, we’ve got you covered. Marvel fans, get ready for X-Men 97’s second season and the exciting progress on Marvel Studios' X-Men movie with Michael Leslie now at the helm. We also dive into DC Comics' fresh buzz with Damon Lindelof’s return to television, bringing the Green Lantern Corps to life in the upcoming show Lanterns. Plus, Simon Kinberg's new Star Trek feature for Paramount Pictures is set to explore the early days of Starfleet and humanity's first contact with alien life, with a nod to the Kelvin universe timeline.
But that’s not all! We tackle the controversies and challenges shaking the entertainment industry. Hear Nelson Peltz's critical take on Disney's casting decisions and the backlash against diversity in major franchises. Kathleen Kennedy steps up to confront the harassment faced by female and minority stars in the Star Wars universe, especially with the upcoming series, The Acolyte. On a lighter note, get the scoop on Fantasy Flight Games' new Clone Wars edition of their Star Wars deck-building game, and catch the latest on Universal Studio Group's Munsters reboot. We also talk about Mike Flanagan’s bold new direction for The Exorcist franchise, Nicholas Galatzine’s casting as He-Man in the Masters of the Universe movie, and the exciting addition of Tom Bombadil in Season 2 of The Lord of the Rings: Rings of Power on Prime Video. Tune in for all the geeky goodness!
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Get ready to unmask the latest geek culture buzz with your host, Thomas Townley! We're swinging into action with a spotlight on Nicolas Cage's electrifying move to live-action as Spider-Man Noir—it's a twist that'll have Prime Video viewers clinging to the edges of their seats. But the web of intrigue doesn't stop there. A courtroom drama unfurls as Marvel defends its secrets, striking at the heart of online spoiler culture. And if that's not enough to get your super-senses tingling, Ralph Inneson’s upcoming role as Galactus in the Fantastic Four movie is gearing up to devour our anticipation. Plus, Disney's coy release tactics for the MCU have us questioning what caped crusades lie ahead.
Strap in for a hyperdrive through Disney's streaming empire, where Disney Plus emerges as the financial Jedi despite ESPN+'s stumble in the Sarlacc pit of profitability. This chapter isn't just about the numbers; it's a hero's journey into Marvel's expanding universe on Disney+. 'Daredevil Born Again,' 'Ironheart,' and 'Agatha All Along' are just the tip of the vibranium iceberg. Over in the DC dimension, Frank Grillo's addition to 'Peacemaker' Season 2 promises to supercharge the series. And between you, me, and the warp core, William Shatner's return as Captain Kirk might be on the horizon—with a little digital de-aging, of course. But is it time for the space-faring legend to chart a course for a peaceful retirement? Let's beam into that debate.
Finally, it's a farewell salute to Roger Corman, the undisputed king of cult cinema who catapulted many a Hollywood A-lister from obscurity to stardom. We're rolling the credits on his illustrious career, spanning low-budget triumphs to trailblazing indie films. Corman's legacy is a masterclass in moviemaking magic, proving that even the most modest of beginnings can lead to an empire of entertainment. Meanwhile, snack aficionados and Star Wars fans, prepare for the ultimate crossover—Star Wars Oreos are making the jump to light speed and into your pantry this June. All this, plus Phoebe Waller-Bridge's Tomb Raider touch and some animated antics from Fox's lineup, makes for a podcast episode so packed with pop culture, it could rival any Infinity Gauntlet.
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