Disney's Moana Sequel Series Gets Its Director

Disney’s upcoming Moana TV series has added David G. Derrick Jr. as director, allowing him to continue the journey that first brought him on board with Disney when he worked on Moana back in 2016. The new series will bring back the Samoan island girl who has now become chieftain and wayfinder of her tribe, and is currently set to be released on Disney+ sometime in 2024 after being pushed back from an originally announced 2023 arrival. There is no word yet on casting for the sequel as to whether the likes of Dwayne Johnson could be reprising his role as Maui, but with his very busy schedule the series delay could help out in allowing him to complete voiceover work for the part if he does feature.

Samuel L. Jackson Shows Off Nick Fury's New Look in Secret Invasion Set Photos

Filming on Marvel’s Secret Invasion has been underway for a while now, and we are finally seeing some of the first images from the upcoming Disney+ show with a number of set photos finding their way online that feature Avengers mastermind Nick Fury, aka actor Samuel L. Jackson. Although Fury turned up briefly for Tony Stark’s funeral in Avengers: Endgame, his appearance in Spider-Man: Far From Home turned out not to be the real Nick Fury at all, but a Skrull in disguise in all but the post-credit scene that revealed Fury to be working on a secret space base, which helped to set up the Secret Invasion TV series back in 2019.

Peacemaker Becomes Highest Rated DCEU Property, Overtaking Wonder Woman

There were likely a lot of people who had their doubts about whether Peacemaker could make a big impact on HBO Max even after the success of The Suicide Squad before it. However, the violent, obscenity-filled spinoff series has surpassed even the highest expectations in viewer numbers and has now become the top reviewed release in the DCEU. John Cena’s starring role as Christopher Smith breaks away from last year’s The Suicide Squad, bringing the gun-totting hero into his own story as he joins a black ops organization to take down a threat known as Butterflies. Since premiering on January 13th, the series has managed to build on its initial reviews to now surpass Wonder Woman at the top of the DCEU review table.

Secret Invasion Set Photos Reveal First Look at Emilia Clarke's MCU Debut

Emilia Clarke is on location shooting scenes for Marvel Studios' Secret Invasion series. In development for Disney+, Secret Invasion will star Clarke in a role that's yet to be officially revealed. While no one knows exactly which character she'll be playing, she was recently photographed on the set filming scenes for the project, as was co-star Samuel L. Jackson. You can see the images below.

AFV to Honor Original Host Bob Saget with Weekly Tributes

The late Bob Saget will have a presence on AFV for the rest of the current season. Originally titled America's Funniest Home Videos, the program first aired in 1989 with Saget serving as the original host. The comedian spent many years showcasing the most outlandish home videos in the years before social media and YouTube were a thing.

MacGruber Takes on QAnon and Coronavirus in Saturday Night Live Return

There was no way Will Forte wasn't going to bring along MacGruber upon his return to Saturday Night Live. On Saturday night's episode of the long-running sketch comedy series, former cast member Forte made his hosting debut. It was his first time hosting the series, though fans were quite familiar with the actor based on his run that lasted from 2002-2010.

Jensen Ackles Explains Why He Didn't Tell Jared Padalecki About Supernatural Prequel

Jenson Ackles caused a stir among fans when he announced that Supernatural would be getting a new prequel series focusing on the history of the Winchester family, with him returning as Dean Winchester to narrate part of the show. However, it soon became apparent that his long-time Supernatural co-star Jared Padalecki was not involved in the project or even aware it was happening. After a few shared messages on social media, the pair finally resolved the small issue and everyone seemed happy. Now in a new interview, Ackles has explained his reasons for not including Padalecki in discussions about the show or letting him know that it was in development at The CW.