To be fair, it is probably the most interesting unboxing of some records you’ll ever see.
Radio and podcasts
Year: 2019
News
Caïn, Money Heist renewed; One Day At A Time rescued; C5’s All Creatures Great and Small; + more
Every weekday, TMINE brings you the latest TV news from around the world
Internet TV
- Teaser trailer for Amazon’s Carnival Row
- Juliette Lewis and Ryan Kwanten join, Kristin Bauer to recur on Facebook Watch’s Sacred Lies: The Singing Bones
- Netflix renews: La Casa de Papel (Money Heist)
- Sony developing: live-action Final Fantasy TV series
French TV
- France 2 renews: Caïn
- Telfrance developing: adaptation of Channel 4 (UK)’s Queer as Folk
UK TV
- Channel 5 green lights: adaptation of James Herriot’s All Creatures Great and Small
US TV show casting
- Odette Annable and Natalie Alyn Lind to star…
- …Matt Lauria, Eka Darville, Ashley Madewke join CBS All Access’ Tell Me A Story
- Sarah Gadon, Alison Wright, Greg Grunberg et al to guest on Hulu’s Castle Rock
US TV
- Pop rescues: Netflix’s One Day At A Time
New US TV shows
- New teasers for HBO’s Watchmen
- Showtime green lights: pilot adaptation of TV2 (Denmark)’s Rita with Lena Headey…
- …developing: post 9/11 military contractors anti-procedural The Company
- USA developing: anthology adaptation of David Kushner’s Masters of Doom
Film reviews
Orange Thursday: Ralph Breaks The Internet (2018)
It’s Thursday, so that must mean it’s movie time. I had high hopes to give you an ‘animation sequel week’, as Lovely Wife and I were watching The Lego Movie 2, but unfortunately we’re still only halfway through that, so it’ll have to wait until next week.
Instead, just one movie: Ralph Breaks The Internet (2018), a sequel to Wreck-It Ralph, in which the two game characters leave the arcade and venture out onto the Internet. See you in a mo…
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News
Blood & Treasure renewed; The Cul De Sac acquired; A Very Moody US adaptation; + more
Every weekday, TMINE brings you the latest TV news from around the world
UK TV
- Jo Martin joins BBC One’s Holby City
- John Boyega, Letitia Wright et al join BBC One’s Small Axe
- Sky1 green lights: young fugitive comedy Two Weeks To Live, with Maisie Williams
- BBC iPlayer acquires: TVNZ’s The Cul De Sac
US TV
- Teaser trailer for season 3 of Audience’s Mr Mercedes
- CBS renews: Blood & Treasure
New US TV shows
- Fox green lights: limited series adaptation of ABC (Australia)’s A Moody Christmas
- Paramount green lights: series of border tunnel drama Coyote, starring Michael Chiklis
- Village Roadshow developing: adaptation of video game Myst
US TV
What have you been watching? Including Legion
It’s “What have you been watching?”, your chance to recommend to fellow TMINE readers anything you’ve been watching this week
This week’s reviews
It’s been another successful week at TMINE in terms of a high “promises made versus shows reviewed” ratio. This week’s Boxset Monday was the second season of Netflix’s Dark and I also had a look at US-French summer nonsense Reef Break yesterday.
Meanwhile, Orange Thursday gave us Men in Black: International (2019) and Tokyo Story (1953).
So well done me.
What’s coming this week
Tomorrow’s Orange Thursday will almost certainly feature The Lego Movie 2, although we’re only halfway through that. What the second movie will be is anyone’s guess, though. We’ll see what we see, hey?
Premiering on Sunday is Starz (US)’s The Rook and there’s a whole bunch of foreign-language Netflix shows to pick from on Friday, so I’m sure I’ll cover one of those. Or that Amazon show that came out a couple of weeks ago.
The regulars
The ranks of the regulars are swelling again. As usual, after the jump, we’ll have Harrow, The InBetween, Krypton, Perpetual Grace LTD, and Swamp Thing. But joining them in their second outings are City on a Hill, Jett and Los Espookys. Meanwhile, Legion has returning for a third season – and don’t be surprised when I tell you it’s far out, man.
See you in a mo.
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