So, I would usually go all out with a fall television
preview, but with the ongoing actor/writer strike, it’s going to be a long time
for some TV favourites to return. Here’s the short list. Also keep in mind that
any of these dates can change as the studios panic with no actors to promote their
stuff.
(Green = New Series, Blue=Returning Series)
The Morning Show: Season
3 (Wed.Sept.13)
on Apple TV+
The Continental (Fri.Sept.22) on Prime
Prequel to John Wick with a younger Winston (includes
Mel Gibson)
The Amazing Race: Season
35 (Wed.Sept.27)
on CBS
Lego Masters: Season
4 (Thu.Sept.28)
on FOX
The Simpsons: Season
35 (Sun.Oct.1)
on FOX
Loki: Season 2 (Fri.Oct.6) on Disney+
A Murder at the End
of the World (Tue.Nov.14) on Disney+
Sounds like Agatha
Christie’s And Then There Were None
Fargo: Season 5
(Tue.Nov.21)
on FX
Percy Jackson and
the Olympians (Wed.Dec.20) on Disney+
Rick Riodan helps bring
his YA novels properly to the screen
Along with a short TV list, the same goes with film releases. Here are some that I am interested in but a bunch of these could still be delayed to 2024 for all I know.
What Happens
Later (Oct. 13)
Meg Ryan directs and stars
in rom-com with David Duchovny
Killers of the
Flower Moon (Oct. 20)
Scorsese directs DiCaprio
and De Niro
The Killer (Oct.
27)
David Fincher’s new
thriller before it goes to Netflix
The Marvels (Nov.
10)
Will this be the film that
makes me drop the MCU?
The Holdovers (Nov.
10)
Alexander Payne directs
Paul Giamatti as a grumpy teacher
The Ballad of
Songbirds and Snakes (Nov. 17)
Prequel to The Hunger Games based on the novel
Wish (Nov.
22)
Disney musical about how
the wishing star came to be
Napoleon
(Nov. 22)
Ridley Scott directs
Joaquin Phoenix as the French emperor
Maestro
(Nov. 22)
Bradley Cooper as Leonard
Bernstein (goes to Netflix after)
Freud’s Last
Session (Dec. 7)
Anthony Hopkins as Freud
in this play adaptation
Wonka (Dec. 15)
Timothee Chalamet in a fantastical
Willy Wonka origin story
Migration
(Dec. 22)
The Minions folks tell the story of ducks taking a vacation
Ferrari (Dec. 25)
Michael Mann directs Adam
Driver as Enzo Ferrari
That’s all I got. Enjoy your fall.
