By 2009, David Harbour was gaining momentum in his acting career, appearing in films like Brokeback Mountain, Revolutionary Road, and Quantum of Solace. At the same time, 20th Century Fox was planning prequel movies for their popular X-Men franchise, and for Harbour, accepting a role was an easy decision.
In addition to its trailer, here’s the full synopsis of The Gates:
Over the Garden Wall tells the story of brothers Wirt and Greg, who get lost in a strange and magical forest called The Unknown. As they try to find their way home, they meet a lot of interesting characters, like a secretive woodsman, a talking bluebird named Beatrice, and many more. Pursuing them is a shadowy figure known as The Beast.
This special episode was a celebration of the show’s history, with many references to classic moments. As producer Selman explained, they included quick glimpses of Homer in outfits and situations from past episodes, jumping through time to cover both the last year and the show’s entire 40-year run. Because the characters never age, it’s like Springfield has only experienced one incredibly chaotic year! Luckily, baby Maggie is too young to remember any of it, though she might need years of therapy with Dr. Pryor if she does. Let’s hope not, Maggie!
Avowed, previously only available on Xbox, was released on PS5 yesterday, coinciding with its one-year anniversary. While it’s too soon to know if the PS5 release will boost sales, early reviews from players on the platform are very positive, suggesting they’re enjoying the game.
Hey everyone, just wanted to give you a heads-up about Fiend Hunter. We’re still waiting on the app store to approve an update, and unfortunately, that might delay the start of Fiend Hunter too. It looks like a bug with the ‘Magical Innovator Diana’ character – something with how her SP recovers – could cause problems in Fiend Hunter, so we want to get it fixed first.
Originally, Fiend Hunter was supposed to launch on February 19th at 00:00 (UTC), but now it’ll go live at 00:00 (UTC) the day after the app store approves the update and the patch is released. We’ll send out another announcement as soon as we have a firm date.
Really sorry for the delay and any frustration this causes. We’re pushing to get this sorted out ASAP and will let you know the moment we have an update. Thanks for your patience!
The Avowed Premium Edition and Upgrade add both the Obsidian and Eora armor sets, as well as special Eora and Obsidian skins for your companions.
We’re very sorry for any worry or trouble caused by the delay in releasing the update that fixes the problem with Diana’s special ability recovery.
News surfaced a few days ago about a potential revival, and while nothing is official yet, many believe Drew Barrymore and her production company, Flower Films, will be involved. Flower Films previously produced the Charlie’s Angels movies from 2000 and 2003. The reboot, which is being developed by Chiarelli, is currently in its early stages.
During a podcast conversation, Jonathan Frakes asked John Logan, the creator of the show Penny Dreadful, if he thought the character Data actually died in the film Nemesis. Logan strongly replied, “No!” Frakes agreed, saying that was the definitive answer from the writer. Even Brent Spiner, who played Data and returned for Nemesis to give the character a sense of completion, concurred. He admitted he wanted Data to die, but didn’t believe it was actually happening. The film ends with Data’s consciousness transferred into the android B-4, though the transfer initially fails. B-4 then begins singing one of Data’s favorite songs, hinting at a possible return in a future film. Unfortunately, another Star Trek: The Next Generation movie never materialized.