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2023 Tony Awards Winners List

Broadway’s biggest night is back! The 2023 Tony Awards were held on Sunday, June 11, at the United Palace in New York City’s Washington Heights.

Julianne Hough and Skylar Astin kicked off the night as they hosted The Tony Awards: Act One, a live pre-show on Pluto TV. The first winners of the night were announced, and Jennifer Grey presented a Special Tony Award for Lifetime Achievement in the Theatre to her father, Joel Grey.

Oscar winner (and Tony nominee) Ariana DeBose led the second part of the night, which aired at 8 p.m. ET on CBS.

Broadway's Best! Tony Awards 2023 Red Carpet Arrivals: Photos

Scroll down to see the complete list of nominees and winners at the 76th annual Tony Awards:

Kimberly Akimbo Wins Best Musical& JulietKimberly AkimboNew York, New YorkShuckedSome Like It Hot

Leopoldstadt Wins Best PlayAin’t No Mo’Between Riverside and CrazyCost of LivingFat Ham

Parade Wins Best Revival of a Musical Into the WoodsLerner & Loewe’s CamelotSweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street

Stars on Broadway! Celebrities Who've Taken the Stage

Suzan-Lori Parks’ Topdog/Underdog Wins Best Revival of a PlayA Doll’s HouseAugust Wilson’s The Piano LessonThe Sign in Sidney Brustein’s Window

Kimberly Akimbo — David Linsay-Abaire Wins Best Book of a Musical& Juliet — David West ReadNew York, New York — David Thompson & Sharon WashingtonShucked — Robert HornSome Like It Hot — Matthew López & Amber Ruffin

Kimberly Akimbo — Music by Jeanine Tesori, Lyrics by David Lindsay-Abaire Wins Best Original ScoreAlmost Famous — Music by Tom Kitt, Lyrics by Cameron Crowe & Tom KittKPop — Music & Lyrics by Helen Park & Max VernonShucked — Music and Lyrics by Brandi Clark & Shane McAnallySome Like It Hot — Music by Marc Shaiman, Lyrics by Scott Wittman and Marc Shaiman

Sean Hayes (Good Night, Oscar) Wins Best Actor in a PlayYahya Abdul-Mateen II (Suzan-Lori Parks’ Topdog/Underdog)Corey Hawkins (Suzan-Lori Parks’ Topdog/Underdog)Stephen McKinley Henderson (Between Riverside and Crazy)Wendell Pierce (Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman)

J. Harrison Ghee (Some Like It Hot) Wins Best Actor in a MusicalChristian Borle (Some Like It Hot)Josh Groban (Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street)Brian D’Arcy James (Into the Woods)Ben Platt (Parade)Colton Ryan (New York, New York)

Victoria Clark (Kimberly Akimbo) Wins Best Actress in a MusicalAnnaleigh Ashford (Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street)Sara Bareilles (Into the Woods)Lorna Courtney (& Juliet)Micaela Diamond (Parade)

Jodie Comer (Prima Facie) Wins Best Actress in a PlayJessica Chastain (A Doll’s House)Jessica Hecht (Summer, 1976)Audra McDonald (Ohio State Murders)

Alex Newell (Shucked) Wins Best Supporting Actor in a MusicalKevin Cahoon (Shucked)Justin Cooley (Kimberly Akimbo)Kevin Del Aguila (Some Like It Hot)Jordan Donica (Lerner & Loewe’s Camelot)

Bonnie Milligan (Kimberly Akimbo) Wins Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a MusicalJulia Lester (Into the Woods)Ruthie Ann Miles (Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street)NaTasha Yvette Williams (Some Like It Hot)Betsy Wolfe (& Juliet)

Brandon Uranowitz (Leopoldstadt) Wins Best Performance by a Featured Actor in a PlayJordan E. Cooper (Ain’t No Mo’)Samuel L. Jackson (August Wilson’s The Piano Lesson)Arian Moayed (A Doll’s House)David Zayas (Cost of Living)

Charlie Rosen & Bryan Carter (Some Like It Hot) Win Best OrchestrationsBill Sherman and Dominic Fallacaro (Shucked)John Clancy (Kimberly Akimbo)Jason Howland (Shucked)Daryl Waters & Sam Davis (New York, New York)

Miriam Silverman (The Sign in Sidney Brustein’s Window) Wins Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a PlayNikki Crawford (Fat Ham)Crystal Lucas-Perry (Ain’t No Mo’)Katy Sullivan (Cost of Living)Kara Young (Cost of Living)

Cue the Love Songs! Broadway’s Most Iconic Offstage Couples

Patrick Marber (Leopoldstadt) Wins Best Direction of a PlaySaheem Ali (Fat Ham)Jo Bonney (Cost of Living)Jamie Lloyd (A Doll’s House)Stevie Walker-Webb (Ain’t No Mo’)Max Webster (Life of Pi)

Casey Nicholaw (Some Like It Hot) Wins Best ChoreographySteven Hoggett (Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street)Susan Stroman (New York, New York)Jennifer Weber (& Juliet)Jennifer Weber (KPop)

Michael Arden (Parade) Wins Best Direction of a MusicalLear deBessonet (Into the Woods)Casey Nicholaw (Some Like It Hot)Jack O’Brien (Shucked)Jessica Stone (Kimberly Akimbo)

Tim Hatley and Andrzej Goulding (Life of Pi) Win Best Scenic Design of a PlayMiriam Buether (Prima Facie)Rachel Hauck (Good Night, Oscar)Richard Hudson (Leopoldstadt)Dane Laffrey and Lucy Mackinnon (A Christmas Carol)

Beowulf Boritt (New York, New York) Wins Best Scenic Design of a MusicalMimi Lien (Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street)Michael Yeargan and 59 Productions (Lerner & Lowe’s Camelot)Scott Pask (Shucked)Scott Pask (Some Like It Hot)

Tim Lutkin (Life of Pi) Wins Best Lighting Design of a PlayNeil Austin (Leopoldstadt)Natasha Chivers (Prima Facie)Jon Clark (A Doll’s House)Bradley King (Fat Ham)Jen Schriever (Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman)Ben Stanton (A Christmas Carol)

Natasha Katz (Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street) Wins Best Lighting Design of a MusicalKen Billington (New York, New York)Lap Chi Chu (Lerner and Loewe’s Camelot)Heather Gilbert (Parade)Howard Hudson (& Juliet)Natasha Katz (Some Like It Hot)

Brigitte Reiffenstuel (Leopoldstadt) Wins Best Costume Design of a MusicalTim Hatley, Nick Barnes and Finn Caldwell (Life of Pi)Dominique Fawn Hill (Fat Ham)Emilio Sosa (Ain’t No Mo’)Emilio (Good Night, Oscar)

Gregg Barnes (Some Like It Hot) Wins Best Costume Design of a MusicalSusan Hilferty (Parade)Jennifer Moeller (Lerner & Lowe’s Camelot)Paloma Young (& Juliet)Donna Zakowska (New York, New York)

Carolyn Downing (Life of Pi) Wins Best Sound Design of a PlayJonathan Deans and Taylor Williams (Ain’t No Mo’)Joshua D. Reid (A Christmas Carol)Ben and Max Ringham (A Doll’s House)Ben and Max Ringham (Prima Facie)

Nevin Steinberg (Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street) Wins Best Sound Design of a MusicalKai Harada (New York, New York)John Shivers (Shucked)Scott Lehrer and Alex Heumann (Into the Woods)Gareth Owen (& Juliet)

Michael Arden (Parade) Wins Best Direction of a MusicalLear deBessonet (Into the Woods)Casey Nicholaw (Some Like It Hot)Jack O’Brien (Shucked)Jessica Stone (Kimberly Akimbo)

Gregg Barnes (Some Like It Hot) Wins Best Costume Design of a MusicalSusan Hilferty (Parade)Jennifer Moeller (Lerner & Lowe’s Camelot)Paloma Young (& Juliet)Donna Zakowska (New York, New York)

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Talkin' 'Bout My Generation: New Line's Fresh, Funny 'Be More Chill' Has Real Heart

Talkin’ ‘Bout My Generation: New Line’s Fresh, Funny ‘Be More Chill’ Has Real Heart

By Lynn Venhaus Managing Editor

Every generation has a musical that captures the zeitgeist of the moment, that speaks to them in a special way. My generation of Baby Boomers had “Hair,” Gen X had “Rent,” Millennials had “Spring Awakening” and now Generation Z has the current cultural sensation “Be More Chill.” It’s fierce, fun and frisky.

This is not just another teen misfit story, although…

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LGBTQ+ Book List

I work in a library, and I’m pretty good at finding LGBT+ books. My boyfriend @another-broken-heart-cafe , who works with me, has also found quite a few. I finally decided to make an organized list of those and any others I could think of for anyone who’s looking for these kinds of books. I’ve sorted them the best I can and separated them to make what you want as easy to find as possible. There is an adult category, a teen/YA category, and a child category. I’ve read a few of these, but not many, so there’s probably going to be mistakes. I looked up every individual book to organize them the best I could (which took a while because this list currently has 140 books, if I counted correctly). If you find a mistake, just let me know and I’ll fix it in the next update. I plan to make updates occasionally as I find more. Feel free to add on any LGBT+ books you want!

Key

# - First in a series

* - Manga

ADULT

Novels

Amberlough by Lara Elena Donnelly [Gay] # It Takes Two to Tumble by Cat Sebastian [Gay] The One by John Marrs [Gay] A Single Man by Christopher Isherwood [Gay] The Arrangement by Felice Stevens [Gay] The Intern by John S. Daniels [Gay]

She Rises by Kate Worsley [Lesbian] Karen Memory by Elizabeth Bear [Lesbian] # Stray City by Chelsey Johnson [Lesbian] First Position by Melissa Brayden [Lesbian] Wishing on a Dream by Julie Cannon [Lesbian] Sidebar by Carsen Taite [Lesbian] A More Perfect Union by Carsen Taite [Lesbian] Love in the Stacks by Cara Malone [Lesbian] Falling Gracefully by Cara Malone [Lesbian] Camp Rewind by Meghan O'Brien [Lesbian] No More Pretending by Bette Hawkins [Lesbian] Built to Last by Aurora Rey [Lesbian] Summer's Cove by Aurora Rey [Lesbian] The Daughters of Palatine Hill by Phyllis T. Smith [Lesbian?]

Goddess by Kelly Gardiner [Bi/Pan/Poly?] Enigma Variations by André Aciman [Bi/Pan/Poly?] Oola by Brittany Newell [Bisexual]

Adverbs by Daniel Handler [?] Queer by William S. Burroughs [?]

Confessions of the Fox by Jordy Rosenberg [Transgender, FTM] Bad Boy by Elliot Ware [Transgender, FTM] Peter Darling by Austin Chant [Transgender, FTM] For Today I Am a Boy by Kim Fu [Transgender, MTF] The Sunlight Pilgrims by Jenni Fagan [Transgender, MTF]

Graphic Novels & Manga

Maiden Rose by Fusanosuke Inariya [Gay] # * What Did You Eat Yesterday? by Fumi Yoshinaga [Gay] # *

Giant Days by John Allison [Lesbian] # Heavy Vinyl by Carly Usdin [Lesbian] # Paper Girls by Brian K. Vaughan [Lesbian] # Snotgirl by Bryan Lee O’Malley [Lesbian] # Bingo Love by Tee Franklin [Lesbian] Sweet Blue Flowers by Takako Shimura [Lesbian] # * After Hours by Yuhta Nishio [Lesbian] # * Bloom Into You by Nakatani Nio [Lesbian] # * Girl Friends by Milk Morinaga [Lesbian] # * Nameless Asterism by Kina Kobayashi [Lesbian] # * Eclair - A Girls' Love Anthology That Resonates in Your Heart [Lesbian] * Citrus by Saburouta [Lesbian] # * Their Story by Tan Jiu [Lesbian] # * Battle Royale: Angels’ Border [Lesbian] # *

Claudine by Riyoko Ikeda [Transgender] *

TEEN / YOUNG ADULT

Novels

Sometime After Midnight by L. Philips [Gay] Perfect Ten by L. Philips [Gay] Witch Eyes by Scott Tracey [Gay] Boomerang by Helene Dunbar [Gay] Running with Lions by Julian Winters [Gay] Been Here All Along by Sandy Hall [Gay] Marco Impossible by Hannah Moskowitz [Gay] Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe by Benjamin Alire Saenz [Gay] The Dangerous Art of Blending In by Angelo Surmelis [Gay] One Man Guy by Michael Barakiva [Gay] Openly Straight by Bill Konigsberg [Gay] It Looks Like this by Rafi Mittlefehldt [Gay] When Love Comes to Town by Tom Lennon [Gay] We Now Return to Regular Life by Martin Wilson [Gay] You and Me and Him by Kris Dinnison [Gay] I'll Give You the Sun by Jandy Nelson [Gay] Fan Art by Sarah Tregay [Gay] At the Edge of the Universe by Shaun David Hutchinson [Gay] Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda by Becky Albertalli [Gay] Dramarama by E. Lockhart [Gay] Draw the Line by Laurent Linn [Gay] Whatever by S.J. Goslee [Gay] Boy Meets Boy by David Levithan [Gay] Weird Girl and What's His Name by Meagan Brothers [Gay] More Happy Than Not by Adam Silvera [Gay] History is All You Left Me by Adam Silvera [Gay]

They Both Die at the End by Adam Silvera [Gay + Bisexual] Meg & Linus by Hanna Nowinski [Gay + Lesbian] Of Fire and Stars by Audrey Coulthurst [Lesbian + Bisexual] # Inkmistress by Audrey Coulthurst [Lesbian + Bisexual] The Summer I Wasn't Me by Jessica Verdi [Lesbian + Gay]

Ask the Passengers by A.S. King [Lesbian] The Apocalypse of Elena Mendoza by Shaun David Hutchinson [Lesbian] Kaleidoscope Song by Fox Benwell [Lesbian] As I Descended by Robin Talley [Lesbian] Read Me Like a Book by Liz Kessler [Lesbian] Ash by Malinda Lo [Lesbian] Huntress by Malinda Lo [Lesbian] Georgia Peaches and Other Forbidden Fruit by Jaye Robin Brown [Lesbian] The Summer of Jordi Perez [Lesbian] Super Moon by H.A. Swain [Lesbian] Clancy of the Undertow by Christopher Currie [Lesbian] Nothing Happened by Molly Booth [Lesbian] The Miseducation of Cameron Post by Emily M. Danforth [Lesbian] Echo After Echo by Amy Rose Capetta [Lesbian] It's Not Like it's a Secret by Misa Sugiyura [Lesbian] If You Could Be Mine by Sara Farizan [Lesbian] Just Juliet by Charlotte Reagan [Lesbian] Annie on My Mind by Nancy Garden [Lesbian] Lizzie by Dawn Ius [Lesbian] Get it Together, Delilah! by Erin Gough [Lesbian] About a Girl by Sarah McCarry [Lesbian] South of Sunshine by Dana Elmendorf [Lesbian]

Between the Blade and the Heart by Amanda Hocking [Bi/Pan/Poly?] Our Own Private Universe by Robin Talley [Bi/Pan/Poly?] Look Both Ways by Alison Cherry [Bi/Pan/Poly?] Little and Lion by Brandy Colbert [Bi/Pan/Poly?] How to Make a Wish by Ashley Herring Blake [Bisexual + Lesbian] Adaptation by Malinda Lo [Bisexual] # Not Your Sidekick by C.B. Lee [Bisexual] # Autoboyography by Christina Lauren [Bisexual]

Gracefully Grayson by Ami Polonsky [Transgender, FTM] Dreadnought by April Daniels [Transgender, MTF] # Lily and Dunkin by Donna Gephart [Transgender, MTF] Miles Away from You by A. B. Rutledge [Transgender, MTF] If I Was Your Girl by Meredith Russo [Transgender, MTF] Jess, Chunk, and the Road Trip to Infinity by Kristin Elizabeth Clark [Transgender, MTF] Freakboy by Kristin Elizabeth Clark [Transgender] Symptoms of Being Human by Jeff Garvin [Genderfluid]

Let's Talk About Love by Claire Kann [Asexual + Lesbian] Tash Hearts Tolstoy by Kathryn Ormsbee [Asexual] None of the Above by I. W. Gregorio [Intersex]

Every Day by David Levithan # The Inside of Out by Jenn Marie Thorne [?]

Graphic Novels & Manga

Spinning by Tillie Walden [Lesbian] I Love This Part by Tillie Walden [Lesbian] On a Sunbeam by Tillie Walden [Lesbian] Honor Girl by Maggie Thrash [Lesbian] Decelerate Blue by Adam Rapp [Lesbian] As the Crow Flies by Melanie Gillman [Lesbian] Princess Princess Ever After by Katie O'Neill [Lesbian] Hana & Hina After School [Lesbian] # * Kiss and White Lily for my Dearest Girl [Lesbian] # * Kase-san and Morning Glories by Hiromi Takashima [Lesbian] # *

Wandering Son by Takako Shimura [Transgender, FTM + MTF] # *

The Bride Was a Boy by Chii [Transgender, MTF] *

Skim by Mariko Tamaki [?] The Prince and the Dressmaker by Jen Wang [?]

CHILDREN

Novels

Ivy Aberdeen's Letter to the World by Ashley Herring Blake [Lesbian]

Star Crossed by Barbara Dee [Bisexual]

The Other Boy by M. G. Hennessey [Transgender, FTM] George by Alex Gino [Transgender, FTM]

Graphic Novels & Manga

Drama by Raina Telgemeier [Gay]

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sqzone · 4 years

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Not Another Love Story | Short Fashion Film from Dana Marie Newell on Vimeo.

Special Thanks to Metal Couture

Writer | Director | Producer - Dana Newell Cinematographer - Cameron Ford

Cast - Lisa Marie Shaw

Crew:

1st AC - Stepanka Cervinkova 2nd AC - Tegan Clancy Gaffer - Andy Messersmith Jib Operator - Josiah Daunauda VFX Supervisor - Johnny Grilo 1st AD - Roman Meyer 2nd AD - Dana Smith Still Photography - Blake Storey Production Assistant - Will Wright Hair - Juliet Kleber Make up / SFX - Ali Knapton Costume Design - Kate Ditton

Post Production: Editor - Dana Newell & Cameron Ford Grader - Jacob Dyer Music by - Nate Khors Sound Mix - Marcus Kellow VO Record and effect - Nayomi Pattuwage Motion Designer - Lisa Cope Title Design and Motion - James Johnson VFX Artist - Christopher Bailey

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couchmonkey · 5 years

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PILOT season!!

When I was young, Brandon Tartikoff was a hero of mine. I always fancied myself a closet programmer, so I love pilot season. THR published a list of the projects moving forward and as I was procrastinating, some are already on the air.

Let’s start with Stumptown. Inspired by the Oni Press graphic novels, Dex Parios (Cobie Smulders), a strong, assertive and unapologetically sharp-witted (but, let’s face it, hot mess) Army veteran working as a P.I. in Portland. Michael Ealy plays the cop because there must always be one. His boss is Camryn Manheim (yes!!), and the whole reason I heard about the show is Tantoo Cardinal, a powerful local Native American tied to Dex’s past. Oops, almost forgot the best friend, JakeJohnson of New Girl. His past is a little messy, too. He now owns a bar and employs Dex’s brother Ansel (Cole Sibus). It’s a tight cast, and Dex really is a hot mess nut she gets things done.

All Rise, it looks like, was originally pitched as Courthouse, good thing they changed the name! Simone Missick is a former DA who just became a judge and is encircled by Ruthie Ann Mills as her assistant, Lindsay Mendez as her stenographer, J. Alex Brinson as the deputy in her courtroom, and Marg Helgenberger as her mentor. I was not familiar with the first three when I started the show but they are a strong team. The 2 main lawyers are Wilson Bethel, a DA and old friend of Missick’s judge, and Jessica Camacho, a VERY determined public defender. I like the dynamics of the show, it’s very seldom a case of the week situation (even though there is one). Viewers get little snippets of most of the characters’ lives organically so, in my opinion, you enjoyed the show more the more you watch.

Evil is one of the most unique shows on the air this season. It pits science and religion, Katja Herbers plays a skeptical clinical psychologist who joins a priest-in-training (Mike Colter) and a blue-collar contractor ( Aasif Mandvi) to investigate supposed miracles, demonic possessions and other extraordinary occurrences to see if there's a scientific explanation or if something truly supernatural is at work.The give and take between science and religion is truly engaging and Michael Emerson is truly creepy and possibly playing for the other side in this battle.

Bob Hearts Abishola follows Bob (Billy Gardell) who, after having a heart attack, falls in love with his Nigerian nurse (Folake Olowofoyeku). I think I saw the pilot, the rest of the episodes are on my DVR at the moment and thanks to some of the promos and Christine Ebersole, I do plan to get to them. ETA: I’ve watched a couple. Folake Olowofoyeku is really great but because this whole thing seems to involve the progress of their relationship, it runs a little slow for me.

Carol's Second Act is also piling up on my DVR. I’ve been on bedrest because of an injury and have been mostly streaming. But, like Bob, I do plan to get to it. I do like that Patricia Heaton is the lead, a med student of all things. I have to think it’s also still on the air because it also has a strong male lead, Kyle MacLachlan, although I’ve never personally seen him do comedy. Cedric Yarbrough is a strong motivator for me as well as I saw every episode of Speechless. ETA: Well, plans change. I erased them all. I thought if I hadn’t gotten to them by now, watching them would be a chore.

The Unicorn is a sitcom I actually have been watching. I didn’t want to at first because, although I’d heard of Walton Goggins, I had never actually seen him in anything. But it’s kind of like Seinfeld in that there is such an impressively strong group playing the couples who are his friends. Omar Benson Miller (yes!!) and Maya Lynne Robinson are a couple with 4 kids and essentially a no nonsense approach and Rob Corddry and comedy goddess Michaela Watkins are the white color kid with a single kid who is well on her way to nerdhood. These four a Goggins’ lifeline after his wife passes and he becomes a single father. The whole widower thing is handled well. His wife is mentioned or remembered in a completely organic way and allows the show to stay away from a trajectory that could have become maudlin.

Prodigal Son is another fairly unique concept for this season. Tom Payne plays Malcolm Bright, the son of a notorious serial killer called The Surgeon (Michael Sheen) who understands how killers think. The criminal psychologist uses his skills to help an NYPD unit led by Lou Diamond Phillips, a cop he’s known since his youth. What is interesting for me so far is that Bright’s mom, Bellamy Young, is her own kind of nuts, and Malcolm, who started off as a little nutty (I mean consider his past), is well on his way to possibly off his rocker.

Bluff City Law is a case of the week legal drama set in Memphis. The viewer is getting smidges of the character’s private lives each week but character development seems a little slow. I like Caitlin McGee’s performance but I’d never heard of her before watching this. The anchor for the show and the law firm in it is Jimmy Smits. The supporting cast, especially Barry Sloane who’s mostly navigated a single case for the first part of the season, is just starting to get noticed. It’s not something I race to watch but I like it. ETA: It has gotten cancelled. Poor Barry Sloane.

Emergence was a show I was waiting for as it marked the return of Allison Tolman. She plays a sheriff who takes in a young child that she finds near the site of a mysterious accident who has no memory of what has happened. The investigation so far has been weird and sometimes violent and definitely is affecting her family, including father Clancy Brown and ex-husband Donald Faison. But, bless her, she is nowhere near ready to give up. The cliffhanger before Christmas break was very illuminating.

I have watched a couple of episodes of Perfect Harmony (the rest are on my DVR). I love that Bradley Whitford is doing outright comedy although his character, an Ivy League music professor, is quite cranky. But I’m not in a rush to get back to it because it doesn’t seem like there’s enough material for it to run for multiple seasons. ETA: Like Carol’s Second Act, these got dumped off my DVR.

While we’re talking about enough material, Sunnyside was one of the first casualties of the season and, I have to say, I saw it coming. The pilot was well done, Kal Penn played Garrett Shah, a disgraced former New York city councilman who finds his calling when faced with immigrants in need of his help and in search of the American Dream. I know the immigration and nationalization process in the US is a lengthy process but it just didn’t seem like there was enough to keep people coming back despite the presence of talent like Diana Maria Riva.

Almost Family revolves around Julia Beckley (Brittany Snow) having her life turned upside down when it's revealed that her father, a pioneering Nobel Prize-winning fertility doctor, used his own sperm to conceive dozens of children over the course of his career. She connects with two “sisters” in particular and I think that’s what they’ve built the show on but I had a hard time believing any of the negative effects of all this coming from Snow and chose to stop watching. I do have the Australian show it’s based on as part of my Netflix list, I think I will probably end up watching that first.

I did start watching Batwoman before my injury, it being female led and all. Ruby Rose does inspire a bit of monotony in the voiceovers that populate the show but I get it, she’s tired, she’s working hard and only making minimal progress, I understand she’s not full of pep. It is kind of weird to watch her slip into the suit and try to make it work for her and watch Camrus Johnson, the steward of the life Bruce Wayne abandoned, do his best to both avoid and become her Alfred. ETA: That got dumped off the DVR, too. There’s SOOOO much TV.

FBI: Most Wanted is a spinoff of FBI (somebody may have to stop Dick Wolf) featuring  Julian McMahon of Nip/Tuck as the head of team tasked with hunting down fugitives. Sadly, it’s been pretty run of the mill so far except for McMahon’s in-laws, which include Nathanial Arcand as his brother-in-law and a member of his squad.

The CW did reboot Nancy Drew and while I did not hate the concept, I’m still loyal to Pamela Sue Martin and chose not to watch it.

These are the shows that are on the air. Some mid-season shows are still ready to roll out. Some are already being bolstered by promos like Deputy. I am looking forward to that one and watching Stephen Dorff unexpectedly be made the sheriff of LA County. I think and really hope Yara Martinez, last seen and underutilized on Bull, will get to be a meaty part of this drama. ETA: Yara has gotten some featured episodes and done well but she’s essentially in the same boat as David Conrad on the Ghost Whisperer and Jake Weber on Medium.

Tommy is another cop show but thankfully Tommy is Abigail Thomas’ nickname and Edie Falco is front and centre as the first female chief of police for Los Angeles. She got the position as part of a court mandate after some ugliness in the department and often has to deal with the mayor, Tom Sadowski. Tommy’s assembled a pretty tight circle so far and, of course, does things her own way, so I’ve been trying to watch this live.

Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist is SOOOOOO good. I’ve missed Jane Levy so much and this has not only a lovely story but singing and dancing (with choreography by Mandy Moore). After an accident in an MRI machine, Levy’s character can hear people expressing their feelings through song. Her supporting cast is top notch. Alex Newell of Glee plays her neighbor who is trying to help Zoey figure this out, Skylar Astin of Pitch Perfect and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend is her BFF, Lauren Graham is her boss, and Mary Steenburgen and Peter Gallagher are her parents. Some of the most touching scenes (and songs) have involved Levy and Gallagher, who has lost many functions, including speech and a lot of movement. Thanks to Zoey’s condition, he is able to express himself to her through song and Gallagher’s voice is so sweet.

Geniuses has become Outmatched and features Maggie Lawson and Jason Biggs as parents of 4 children, 3 of whom are geniuses. I’ve seen 3 episodes so far. Everyone except the “normal” child seems to be waiting for a rimshot. I did enjoy Tony Danza as Jason Bigg’s dad but I am not going to be busting my butt to watch it.

Uninsured has become Indebted. Adam Pally and Abby Elliott end up having to take care of Dave's parents (Fran Drescher and Steven Weber), who have mismanaged their finances and need help paying down a sizable debt. Sadly, like Outmatched, everyone seems to be waiting for a rimshot and the jokes seem really repetitive. Weber’s character, for example, is constantly talking about spending extravagant amounts of money even though he is deep in debt and I doubt they’re going after a dementia storyline with him. When the name Dan Levy popped up on the credits I did a lightning fast search on IMDB to make sure it was not, in my mind, THE Dan Levy of Schitt’s Creek, and thankfully, there are 2 of them.

Lincoln Rhyme, who was played on the big screen by Denzel Washington, is now Russell Hornsby from Grimm and Fox’s failed Proven Innocent. There’s still an Amelia Sachs, there’s still a Bone Collector, and Michael Imperioli is always a strong utility player but I’m finding it collecting on the DVR because of the plethora of good stuff available on Thursday and my need to get through that because sampling Friday’s mostly guilty pleasures.

Katy Keene has made it air. It’s a Riverdale spinoff on the CW and they are spending a lot on advertising but not enough to rope me in. Not that I think it’s not a good show, I’m just not the target audience.

Of the rest of the list, I know the planned reboots of New York Undercover and NYPD blue did not make it out of the gate.

I’m never going to get this post finished if I included all of the pilots on the list I still haven’t talked about, so I’ll go with bullet points about the ones that stood out to me:

Nana: Katey Sagal playing a grandmother. Yeah.

An untitled comedy pairing Leslie Odom Jr. and Kelly Jenrette: GREAT team, well matched I think.

The Republic of Sarah: Sarah Drew of Grey's Anatomy goes from mayor to president. So much story potential there.

Broke: Jaime Camil and Natasha Leggero plus Pauley Perrette - uh, yes please. Sounds like a very strong team to me.

Next is a vehicle for Jon Slattery of Mad Men, who I adore, but I don’t recognize much of the supporting cast, which could be a problem if none of them are able to rise to his level.

Filthy Rich features Kim Cattrall and Gerald McRaney, a very strong base but I’m wondering how the religious community will respond to a story about how imperfect true believers can be. Another plus for me, it’s supposed to be filmed in New Orleans.

Richard Lovely is a vehicle for the uber talented Thomas Lennon, who plays the disgruntled author of the best-selling children's book series, Mr. Mouse. It looks like he’ll have Wendie Malick as a frequent scene partner and I believe that to be an ideal pairing.

Council of Dads is getting a lot of advertising but will involve death. If they handle it as well as The Unicorn has, I think it might have a chance.

That’s all I’ve got. I wish I’d finished this sooner. My DVR is 63% full. I’m going to match more TV.

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2018-03-10 01 GAME now

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Attack of the Fanboy

Characters that Should Be in the New Super Smash Bros.

Everything Announced in Today’s Nintendo Direct

Splatoon 2 to Get Ver. 3.0 and Single-Player DLC

Japan Is Getting Three Nintendo Switch Games That We Aren’t

Octopath Traveler Gets July Release Date

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Ubisoft und Vivendi #WeAreUbisoft

Heute ist der Stichtag - was heißen soll, heute am Donnerstag den 29. September findet die Jahreshauptversammlung bei Ubisoft statt. Klingt erst einmal nicht sehr spannend. Wenn man sich allerdings die neusten Machtkämpfe bezüglich des Einflusses in diesem Konzern anschaut, sieht es etwas anders aus. Der französische Spieleentwickler, welcher im Jahre 1986 gegründet worden ist, gehört mit Standorten in über zwanzig Ländern zu den größten Unternehmen im Bereich der Gaming-Industrie. Bekannte Marken des Developers/Publishers sind unter anderem Assassins Creed, Far Cry, Rayman, mehrere Titel im Tom Clancy Franchise, aber auch Child of Light und die South Park Spiele. Besonders auf Watch Dogs 2 freue ich mich wie doll und verrückt, wie man bereits auf Twitter sehen konnte. Doch nun will sich wohl der Medienkonzern Vivendi in die Firmenpolitik von Ubisoft einmischen. Ein regelrechter Kampf ist entbrannt und ich schaue mir die Sache mal etwas an und lasse meine Gedanken schweifen… Vorweg wieder eine Warnung: Ich verstehe von Aktiengeschäften nicht gerade viel, von Spielen dafür umso mehr. Dies ist also wieder mal nur meine persönliche Meinung in einem Beitrag, in dem ich mir selbst Luftschlösser baue und Katastrophen fantasiere und mir Infos zusammen google bzw. zusammenfasse. Viel Spaß… Einfach erklärt, kann man sagen, dass Vivendi sich Aktien, also Firmenanteile von Ubisoft gekauft hat, die einen so großen Prozentsatz betragen, dass sie durchaus ein Mitspracherecht im Unternehmen rechtfertigen. In unterschiedlichen News ist die Sprache von 17-23 %, während die Gründer von Ubisoft einen Prozentsatz von 15-19% halten sollen. Vivendi, die bereits im Juni diesen Jahres die Tochterfirma Gameloft, welche für Mobile Games zuständig ist, sich zu eigen gemacht haben, ist dafür bekannt Marken zu melken unter Verlust der Qualität und sich Innovationen in den Weg zu stellen. Erst vor drei Tagen machte Ubisoft Schlagzeilen damit, dass das französische Studio einen Buchverlag gegründet hat, welches in Anbetracht der vielen Assassins Creed Bücher, die in Deutschland von Panini herausgegeben werden und durchaus lesenswert sind, sich sowieso schon angeboten hat. Außerdem gab Ubisoft bekannt, dass sie eine Qualitätsoffensive ins Leben gerufen haben und ihren bekannten Marken mehr Entwicklungszeit einräumen würden. Ein neues Assassins Creed und Far Cry wäre wahrscheinlich erst in 2018 möglich. Hört sich gut an. Doch nun kommt Vivendi ins Spiel, die sich bereits 1998 in die Computerspielbranche einkauften. Durch viele Fusionen und Übernahmen von verschiedenen Konzernen erlangten sie auch Macht an den zwei Firmen Sierra Entertainment und Blizzard Entertainment. Blizzard ist bis heute immer noch ein großer Name im Gaming-Bereich. Sierra wiederum verschwand von der Bildfläche und selbst der ehemalige Gründer Ken Williams bekundete sein Bedauern darüber, was aus diesem Unternehmen geworden war. 2004 wurde Sierra als Spieleentwickler von Vivendi geschlossen. Dies war für das Unternehmen Vivendi aber nicht weiter schlimm, da Blizzard 2005 mit der Veröffentlichung von World of Warcraft einen riesigen Erfolg verbuchte. Kritikpunkt war und ist bis heute immer wieder die Akte Activision, welche 2007 mit Blizzard zusammengekloppt wurden, um noch mehr Profit rauszuschlagen. Viele sahen darin den Tod der Call of Duty Reihe, welches ich zugegeben nicht ganz so drastisch formulieren würde. Die Verwurstung des kleinen Drachen Spyro, vor allem im Skylander Franchise ist da schon eine andere Sache. Ebenfalls für Kritik sorgten immer wieder die personellen Umstrukturierungen vor allem bei Blizzard, als hochkarätige Namen wie Bill Roper und Jeff Strain aus Kostengründen und Meinungsverschiedenheiten bezüglich einiger Ideen vertrieben worden sind. 2013 wurde das Unternehmen jedoch frei gekauft, nachdem Vivendi einen Verkauf schon ein Jahr vorher in Angriff nehmen wollte und die Anteile von Vivendi sanken von 61% auf 12%. Anfang diesen Jahres wurden auch die restlichen Anteile verkauft. "Dass uns die ganze Welt gehört" scheint nicht nur in einer Dokumentation über Vivendi ein Motto des Konzerns zu sein. Vivendi ist ein großer Medienkonzern, der nicht nur in der Videospielindustrie tätig ist. Universal Music, Studio Canal und Dailymotion gehören ebenfalls dem Konzern. Wenn man bedenkt, dass Activision Blizzard unter der Führung von Vivendi 2011 eine Geldbuße wegen Beteiligung an einem Kartell für Nintendo- Konsolen und Spiele zahlen musste, hinterlässt dies schon einen bitteren Nachgeschmack. Nintendo war selbstredend auch beteiligt, nur als Erwähnung. Teamplayer scheint Vivendi allerdings nicht zu sein. Vivendi Games beendete zusammen mit Activision Blizzard ihre Mitgliedschaft in der Entertainment Software Association, welche nicht nur viel Arbeit in Analysen und Beziehungsaufbau in der Branche steckt, sondern auch die E3 ausrichtet. Mitglieder dieser amerikanischen Organisation sind unter anderem Nintendo, EA, Konami, Microsoft, Sony, Square Enix und auch Ubisoft. Feindliche Übernahmen sind nie besonders schön, doch wir müssen uns auch eingestehen, dass die Gaming-Industrie eine der umsatzstärksten Vertreter schlecht hin ist. Natürlich wird gewinn-orientiert gearbeitet und man versucht so einige Marken zu melken, als wenn es kein Morgen gebe. Trotzdem darf man nicht ignorieren, wie viel Kritik sich bei minderwertiger Qualität bei einem Spiel um den Entwickler und Publisher bildet. Shitstorm ist mittlerweile jedem Gamer ein bekannter Begriff. Ob es nun schlechte Spiele, verschobene Releasedates sind oder die dreiste DLC-Politik, so einiges ist in den letzten Jahren über uns hereingebrochen. Schön ist es dann allerdings, wenn sich ein Spieleentwickler die Kritik der Community zu Herzen nimmt und etwas verändern möchte. Ubisoft gab erst unlängst wieder bekannt, dass sich das Unternehmen sowohl für Assassins Creed, als auch Far Cry mehr Zeit nehmen würde, um die Serien neu zu erfinden und die bestmögliche Qualität zu erzielen. Für mich persönlich ist es vollkommen in Ordnung, wenn ich etwas länger auf ein Spiel warten muss, dann aber ein solides Game in den Händen halten kann. Wie sagte bereits Shigeru Miyamoto: "Ein verschobenes Spiel ist eventuell gut. Ein schlechtes Spiel ist für immer schlecht." Ubisoft musste bei Spielen wie WatchDogs und The Division massiv Kritik einstecken bezüglich des Grafik-Downgrades. Die firmeneigene Plattform uPlay sorgt immer mal wieder für Frust. Also kann man sich als Spieler doch eigentlich nur freuen, wenn Ubisoft eine Qualitätsoffensive startet… Moment…da war ja noch Vivendi. Die Frage dabei ist, ob dieses Vorhaben überhaupt in die Tat umgesetzt werden kann, wenn ein Konzern wie Vivendi durch seine Aktienanteile mitentscheiden kann. Wie bereits gesagt, ist Vivendi dafür bekannt sprichwörtlich über Leichen zu gehen und Marken förmlich zu melken bis nichts mehr da ist. Viele Gamer und Mitarbeiter des Unternehmens plagt nun die Angst, übertrieben gesagt, jedes halbe Jahr ein Assassins Creed raushauen zu müssen, damit die Geldmaschine nur so läuft. Diese Bedenken kann ich durchaus nachvollziehen und reihe mich in den Kreis der Schwarzmaler gleich mal mit ein. In der heutigen Zeit kaufen die Leute nicht nur Produkte, sondern auch das Image/Lifestyle dahinter. Nicht umsonst sind Unternehmen wie Apple oder Hollister für viele so anziehend und für andere so abstoßend. Am Beispiel Hollister sieht man sogar, dass die Geschichte herum um das Unternehmen noch nicht einmal wahr sein muss. In der Gaming-Branche ist das nicht anders. Gabe Newell wird als Gott dargestellt und Shigeru Miyamoto darf angeblich nicht mehr mit dem Fahrrad zur Arbeit kommen, da Nintendo Angst hat, dass ihm etwas passiert. Wie es mit Konami nach dem Verlust von Hideo Kojima aussieht, kann man im neuen Trailer zu Metal Gear Survive eindrucksvoll bestaunen. Die Guillemot-Brüder gründeten 1986 Ubisoft, wobei Yves Guillemot bis heute der Chef des Unternehmens ist. Kleine Info am Rande: Sein Bruder Michel war der CEO von Gameloft, welches ja im Juni von Vivendi übernommen wurde. Yves Guillemot sagte in einem Interview: "Vivendi würde die Werte des Unternehmens zerstören." und dass er sich auf keine Kompromisse einlassen würde, da die Unabhängigkeit entscheidend für den Erfolg von Ubisoft wäre. Zu Wehr setzten sich die Mitarbeiter mit der Aktion unter dem Begriff #WeAreUbisoft und versuchen so viel Unterstützung wie möglich zu bekommen. Diese Aufmerksamkeit haben sie besonders in Kanada bekommen, da dort mehrere Studios ansässig sind. Wenn es tatsächlich dazu kommen sollte, dass die Familie Guillemot keinerlei Kontrolle mehr über ihr eigenes Unternehmen hat, kann dies nicht nur dem Image stark schaden. Na gut, mögen jetzt einige sagen, dann darf man nicht seine ganzen Firmenanteile verkaufen. Ein Funke Wahrheit ist an dieser Aussage durchaus dran, auch wenn es in der Welt der Aktien durchaus anders aussieht. Eine Aussage, die mich in diesem Konflikt derbe gestört hat, ist die kritiklose und unreflektierte Heiligsprechung von Ubisoft. Sofort wenn ein Feind auftaucht, um es man wieder überspitzt zu sagen, sind alle Probleme vergessen und Ubisoft scheint eines der besten Unternehmen der Welt zu sein. Voll von Kreativität und Innovationen kann man die immer gleichen Turm-Gebiets-Eroberungsspiele, wie Assassins Creed, FarCry und WatchDogs nicht bezeichnen. Für mich sind es zwar gute Spiele und mit Child of Light wurden auch mal andere, schöne Wege eingeschlagen. South Park, obwohl eine etablierte Marke im Serien-Bereich, strotze nur so vor Witz und Charme. Besserung wurde ja bereits versprochen, aber bitte nicht alle Kritik vergessen. Meine Hoffnung besteht eigentlich nur darin, dass die Qualitätsoffensive von Ubisoft Früchte trägt, die Mitarbeiter zufrieden und glücklich sind und ich nie mehr so etwas wie Assassins Creed Unity ertragen muss. Update: Konferenz ist beendet und Vivendi hat keine Forderungen auf einen Sitz im Aufsichtsrat gestellt. Die Möglichkeiten einer feindlichen Übernahme durch weitere Aktienkäufe kann aber nicht ausgeschlossen werden. Mal schauen, wie es weitergeht…

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Noticias de series de la semana: El tribunal da la razón a Ryan Murphy

Olivia pierde

El tribunal ha dado la razón a Ryan Murphy por la representación de Olivia de Havilland en Feud. Cree que prevalece la libertad de expresión y señala el derecho a embellecer un registro histórico. La jueza Anne Egerton escribe: "Si la persona representada en estos trabajos es una estrella de renombre o un desconocido, éste no es dueño de la historia. No tienen el derecho legal de controlar, dictar, aprobar, desaprobar o vetar la representación que hace el creador de personas reales". Ryan Murphy ha declarado que es "una victoria para la comunidad creativa y la Primera Enmienda". Olivia de Havilland y sus muchos fans, sin embargo, están -según el escrito de su abogado- "debidamente decepcionados por esta opinión, que no equilibra la Primera Enmienda y otros derechos importantes". La Corte mantiene que FX no está obligada a pagar a de Havilland por los derechos de su historia, y su abogado ya prepara la apelación, que se presupone destinada al Tribunal Supremo de California.

Renovaciones de series

CBS ha renovado SWAT por una segunda temporada

CBS ha renovado SEAL Team por una segunda temporada

Sky ha renovado Strike Back por una séptima temporada

Netflix ha renovado One Day at a Time por una tercera temporada

Netflix ha renovado Alexa & Katie por una segunda temporada

Amazon ha renovado Sneaky Pete por una tercera temporada

IFC ha renovado Brockmire por una tercera y cuarta temporada

Netflix ha renovado Club de Cuervos por una cuarta temporada

ABC ha renovado Roseanne por una undécima temporada

Cancelaciones de series

Freeform ha cancelado Beyond tras su segunda temporada

Incorporaciones y fichajes de series

Tobias Menzies (Outlander, Game of Thrones) será finalmente quien interprete a Philip en las dos próximas temporadas de The Crown.

Connie Britton (Friday Night Lights, Nashville) protagonizará Dirty John. Será Debra Newell, una exitosa diseñadora de interiores y madre soltera de Orange County que se enamora de John Meehan.

Sissy Spacek (Bloodline, Carrie) será Ellen Bergman, la madre de Heidi (Julia Roberts), en Homecoming.

Rinko Kikuchi (Pacific Rim, Bable) se une a la segunda temporada de Westworld. Se desconocen detalles.

Elena Satine (Revenge, The Gifted) será recurrente en Strange Angel como Maggie, amiga de Ernest (Rupert Friend).

Amanda Warren (The Leftovers, Black Mirror) y Colin Woodell (Devious Maids, Masters of Sex) se unen a The Purge. Serán Jane, una profesional de las finanzas que contrata a un asesino; y Rick, alguien que se plantea su propia moral con tal de escalar estamentos social.

Karan Oberoi (Notorious) y Eme Ikwuakor (Inhumans, On My Block) serán recurrentes en la segunda temporada de Counterpart como Osman, un joven y eficiente interrogador; y Yorke, gestor de conflictos.

Patrick Renna será recurrente en la segunda temporada de GLOW como Cupcake, superfan del programa.

Raymond J. Barry (Justified, Gotham) será recurrente en la tercera temporada de Shooter como August Russo, antiguo miembro de la unidad de Earl (Derek Phillips) en Vietnam.

Douglas Smith (Big Love, The Alienist) será Corey Brockfield, compañero de trabajo de Jane (Shailene Woodley), en la segunda temporada de Big Little Lies.

Alex Sawyer (House of Anubis, The End of the F***ing World) y Sonya Walger (The Catch, Lost) serán recurrentes en la segunda de Get Shorty como David Oumou, un aspirante a actor con un trabajo indeseado; y Lila, representante del sector de Los Ángeles de un cártel de drogas.

Zach McGowan (Black Sails, The 100) se une al spin-off de Bad Boys. Será el criminal Ray Sherman.

Campbell Scott (House of Cards), Tamara Tunie (Law & Order: SVU), Alanna Ubach (Girlfriend's Guide to Divorce), Kelly Hu (Arrow), Marc Blucas (Underground), Ami Sheth (Blindspot) y Jen Ponton (30 Rock) se unen a Dietland.

Nike Kadri (Seven Seconds, Divorce), Joshua Bitton (The Night Of, The Pacific) y Hamilton Clancy (Orange Is the New Black, Bridge of Spies) se unen como regulares a $1. Ashlie Atkinson (Bull, Blue Bloods) será recurrente.

Pósters de series

Nuevas series

Javier Bardem (Mother!, No Country for Old Men) será Hernán Cortés en Cortes, una miniserie de cuatro episodios de Amazon producida por Steven Spielberg y con un guion de Steven Zaillian (Schindler's List) basado en el que Dalton Trumbo (Roman Holiday, Exodus) escribió en los años sesenta.

Luz verde directa en Netflix a diez episodios de Cursed. Basada en una novela de Frank Miller (Sin City, 300) y Tom Wheeler (The Lego Ninjago Movie, Puss in Boots), es una reinvención de la historia del rey Arturo contada a través de los ojos de Nimue, una heroína adolescente con un misterioso don destinada a convertirse en la Dama del Lago.

Starz encarga diez episodios de Now Apocalypse, comedia con tintes sobrenaturales escrita y dirigida por Gregg Araki (Mysterious Skin, Kaboom) sobre varios jóvenes en busca de amor, sexo y fama. Produce Steven Soderbergh.

BBC Three ya tiene disponibles los cuatro episodios de Wannabe, sobre la odiosa Maxine (Lily Brazier, People Just Do Nothing), antigua miembro del grupo musical de chicas Variety, que todavía está desesperada por cumplir su sueño de triunfar. Inspirada en el reality de ITV2 The Big Reunion. Escrita por Brazier y Ben Murray.

Amazon prepara la comedia adaptación de la película A League of Their Own coescrita por Abbi Jacobson (Broad City) y Will Graham (Mozart in the Jungle).

Fechas de series

La tercera temporada de Animal Kingdom llega a TNT el 29 de mayo

La tercera temporada de Humans se estrenará el 5 de junio en AMC y en mayo en Channel 4

La tercera temporada de Teachers se estrena en TV Land el 5 de junio

Tráilers de series

The Handmaid's Tale - Temporada 2

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Westworld - Temporada 2

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The Originals - Temporada 5