Josh Gad’s ‘Reunited Apart videos’ have been among the highlights of the Covid lockdown Zoom videos for charity. Bringing together the casts of classic movies (predominantly from the 80s), we’ve had reunions of the cast and crew of not just Back to the Future, but Splash and Lord of the Rings as well.
However, Gad isn’t quite done. While not ‘saving the best for last’, since they’ve all been good, he’s actually managed to organise reunions for Ghostbusters and Ferris Bueller’s Day Off as well. That’s impressive, don’t you think?
Now the cast of the much-missed Happy Endings – Adam Pall, Casey Wilson, Damon Wayans Jr, Eliza Coupe, Zachary Knighton and Elisha Cuthbert – have got in on the act to make a brand new, lockdown-set episode for charity. There’s even a Q&A at the end.
Every Friday, TMINE lets you know when the latest TV shows from around the world will air in the UK
There are two weeks’ worth of premiere dates and acquisitions to catch up with this week, some of them imminent, thanks to my having taken a day off last Friday. And there’s a big bunch, too!
Premiere dates for Biohackers, Motherland: Fort Salem, Prodigal Son, The Last Wave and Katy Keene after the jump, but here are the new shows that have been acquired but don’t yet have launch dates.
Antena 3 (Spain)’s Bajo sospecha (Under Suspicion)
Club Illico (Canada)’s La Faille (The Wall – Cover Your Tracks)
Das Erste (Germany)’s Das Verschwinden (The Vanishing)
Movistar (Spain)’s El día de mañana (What The Future Holds)
Rai 1 (Italy)’s Imperial
Rai 2 (Italy)’s Il Cacciatore (The Hunter) and Rocco Schiavone: Ice Cold Murders
Viaplay (Sweden)’s Hassel
Netflix has acquired what was going to be a Paramount (US) show but is now going to be a Netflix exclusive: Emily in Paris. That’s going to be on some time this year.
