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Walton Goggins has been the talk of the town lately thanks to his recent performances in The White Lotus and The Righteous Gemstones, but last year, he also starred in another show that set the world on fire. Goggins plays the lead role of The Ghoul in Fallout, the Prime Video produced video game adaptation that premiered a critically acclaimed and audience-beloved first season last April. Fallout was such a hit that it earned a swift renewal not long after the binge premiere, and production on the second season kicked off at the end of last year. Goggins recently sat down for an interview with Complex, and he teased a bigger Season 2 that will expand on all the things audiences love from Season 1:

"We're deep into Season 2 of Fallout. Now that people understand what the world is, this story just takes it to a whole other level. I've been around a long time,...

Warning: The following contains major spoilers for Season 3 of Yellowjackets.

Yellowjackets has always worn its cannibalism on its sleeve. The series opens with a disturbing sequence in which masked hunters chase a barefoot girl through the snowy woods then string her dead body up to butcher and eat. For two seasons, the teenage survivors of a devastating plane crash have adjusted to life in the mountains of Northern Canada, trying to placate the mysterious entity that seems to guide their collective fates. They have eaten human flesh, but only out of necessity and most deaths thus far have been accidental.

But everything changes in season three.

The premiere episode opens with a pagan ritual that kicks off a season-long arc toward intentional human sacrifice. While audiences have been mostly consumed with the action-packed ‘97 timeline and the newly revealed Antler Queen, an equally ominous plot line hides in the present day story.

The hit Amazon Prime Video series Fallout is gearing up for its second season. After a wildly successful first season that drew over 100 million viewers, the show is diving deeper into its post-apocalyptic universe, inspired by the popular video game franchise. Production is well underway, with filming having started late last year, and the new season is expected to land on screens sometime in 2025.

The story will pick up where the first season left off, taking characters to the iconic New Vegas, a key location from Fallout: New Vegas. The show follows a gritty world shaped by nuclear fallout, blending dark humor with intense survival tales.

Related: ‘Fallout’ Season 2 Gets a Big Tax Credit From California

Returning stars include Ella Purnell as Lucy, a former Vault Dweller navigating the harsh surface, Aaron Moten as Maximus, a member of the Brotherhood of Steel, and Walton Goggins as The Ghoul, a scarred...

Get ready to venture back into the wasteland, Vault Dwellers! It sounds like we're in for another incredible ride with Prime Video's Fallout, because star Walton Goggins is practically radiating enthusiasm for what's brewing in Season 2.

The acclaimed actor, known for his captivating performances, recently hinted that he's been thoroughly impressed with the material he's encountered so far for the upcoming season – both on the page and in the recording booth.

This is fantastic news for fans who were swept away by the critically acclaimed first season, which premiered last April and defied expectations to become a standout television event of 2024.

The video game adaptation not only resonated with longtime fans of the beloved franchise but also captivated newcomers with its compelling story, striking visuals, and stellar performances.

Production on the highly anticipated second season officially began back in November, but faced an unforeseen hurdle with the disruptive Los Angeles wildfires.

Falloutstar Walton Goggins gives fans an exciting update on the status of Season 2.

As seen in an interview with Complex posted to X/Twitter, Goggins recently confirmed that the cast and crew are "deep into Season 2 of Fallout." Goggins added, "Now that people understand what the world is, this story just takes it to a whole 'nother level."

Goggins continued, "I've been around a long time, and usually a show that people are attracted to, with that license, the second season really starts cooking, right? That's when some real magic can happen. And we're deep into Season 2. It says a lot about a lot." Goggins went on to promise big things to come from the second season of Prime Video's live-action Fallout adaptation, explaining that Season 2 "stays in these lanes of the tone that was kind of set, but then veers outside of them in the most interesting ways."

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The second season of Prime Video's critically-acclaimed video game adaptation Fallout is still in production, but that hasn't stopped one of its main stars from teasing a "magical" new batch of episodes that elevates the series to another level. Walton Goggins, who recently starred in The White Lotus Season 3 and currently appears in The Righteous Gemstones, will once again be featured as the gun-toting immortal cowboy Ghoul in Fallout Season 2. He recently gave out some exciting details about the upcoming season, which "really starts cooking."

During an interview with Complex, Goggins was quick to praise Fallout Season 2, teasing fans that it will reach another level as a result of the first season laying the groundwork for the post-apocalyptic world and all of its quirks. As someone who has formed part of several beloved shows that have gone on for more than one season, Goggins is especially equipped to make this statement.

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Full Circle Season 3 Episode 10 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Yellowjackets,” titled “Full Circle,” promises to bring intense drama and unexpected twists. As the story unfolds, the characters find themselves in a chilling environment where new alliances are formed, but not without a cost. The tension builds as some characters make bold moves, leading to a mix of loyalty and betrayal.

In this episode, Lottie seems to be at the center of the action. With her influence growing, the stakes are high as alliances shift. Viewers can expect to see how these new partnerships impact the group dynamic, especially when trust becomes scarce. The phrase “lotties hit the floor” hints at some significant developments that will leave the audience on the edge of their seats.

Misty, a character known for her resourcefulness, finally gets some answers that could change everything. Her journey to uncover...

I go wild for television series bibles. These are the mini-books that lay out what a show is, who the characters are, and which guide the writers as they take us on a journey with those characters. It's especially fascinating to comb over what changed and try to suss out why.

"Yellowjackets" is no exception. As the popular Showtime horror-mystery series closes out its third season, the show has come a long way from series creators Ashley Lyle and Bart Nickerson's original pitch deck. That pitch was cited in 2021 as an example of how to sell a show correctly, and has made the usual rounds on social media.

The basics of the story we know are there in those nine pages. A high school girls soccer team is on a flight to Nationals when the plane crashes in the Wilderness. They're left stranded in the wild for almost two years before rescue comes.

Bow down, bitches. After years of speculation, “Yellowjackets” Season 3 finally unmasked the series’ “antler queen” — and despite plenty of viable candidates, the answer was hiding in plain sight.

The Season 3 finale, written by Ameni Rozsa and directed by Bart Nickerson, is titled “Full Circle” in a direct reference to its pilot parallels. After over a year in the wilderness, this episode brings the stranded Yellowjackets right up to the deadly flashback in the series premiere — and sets up the terrifying uncertainty of what’s next.

What We Know

The Wiskayok High School varsity girls soccer team crashed somewhere in the Canadian Rockies during the spring of 1996, probably somewhere around mid- or late-May based on the weather, timing with Nationals, and the freshman pouting about missing prom. They end up spending 19 months out there, which means they’re rescued not long after the midwinter madness depicted in Episodes 101 and 310.

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The following interview contains spoilers from the Season 3 finale episode of Yellowjackets, titled "Full Circle."

The Season 3 finale of Yellowjackets debuted on Paramount+ with Showtime on Friday and left fans with another cliffhanger — Natalie (Sophie Thatcher) calling for help from a mountaintop as Shauna (Sophie Nélisse) takes her throne as the Antler Queen. In "Full Circle," the teenage Yellowjackets decide it's time for another hunt, and Mari (Alexa Barajas) is the unlucky recipient of the queen of hearts. While attempting to flee, Mari dies by falling into the pit trap and is subsequently strung up for another feast. Meanwhile, Hannah (Ashley Sutton) tricks Shauna by dressing in Natalie's winter gear as Natalie sneaks off with the refurbished radio transponder.

In the adult timeline, Callie (Sarah Desjardins) is revealed as Lottie's (Simone Kessell) killer. After Callie and Jeff (Warren Kole) decide to spend time away from Shauna (Melanie Lynskey), the...

[This story contains major spoilers from the penultimate episode of season three of Yellowjackets, “How the Story Ends.”]

Yellowjackets season three has not been for the faint of heart. This season of the hit Showtime series went on a killing spree, both out in the wilderness during the 1996 timeline, as well as in present day with the adult survivors of a plane crash that stranded them for 19 months when they were teenagers.

The most unexpected deaths came in episode four, when Simone Kessell’s Adult Lottie was mysteriously found dead at the bottom of a familiar looking staircase (seen in a vision by Lottie in season one), and in the penultimate episode when Lauren Ambrose’s Van was fatally stabbed in the heart by Adult Melissa (played by guest star Hilary Swank). The finale, which is titled “Full Circle” (written by Ameni Rozsa and directed by co-creator Bart Nickerson), will deliver the long-awaited answer around who killed Lottie Matthews, and viewers will see...

There’s no better time to be a fan of Walton Goggins than right now. The two-time Emmy nominee just wrapped up work on the third season of The White Lotus, and he can also be seen opposite Danny McBride in The Righteous Gemstones. However, long before he ever suited up as Baby Billy Freeman or Rick Hatchett, he worked with Danny McBride on an HBO original comedy series that has returned to streaming charts after going off the air in 2017. Goggins and McBride star opposite Shea Whigham and Edi Patterson in Vice Principals, the sitcom following two vice principals competing for the principal job. Season 2 of the series earned a perfect 100% from critics on Rotten Tomatoes, which followed a 64% in Season 1. Vice Principals is #9 on Max at the time of writing.

Goggins is on a career heater right now thanks to his aforementioned roles in The White Lotus and The Righteous Gemstones,...

Yellowjackets is going big for the 2025 Emmys.

Gold Derby has confirmed that the Showtime drama is submitting 19 different actors for the third season.

Melanie Lynskey, who earned Emmy nominations for playing Shauna Sadecki in the Showtime drama's first two seasons, will be submitted again in Best Drama Actress. She will be joined in the lead category by Sophie Nélisse, who plays cannibalistic teen Shauna in the wilderness, and Tawny Cypress, who takes on split personalities as adult Taissa Turner.

The rest of the Yellowjackets squad will battle it out in the crowded Best Supporting Actress field: Jasmin Savoy Brown as teen Taissa, Sophie Thatcher as teen Natalie Scatorccio, Samantha Hanratty as teen Misty Quigley, Courtney Eaton as teen Lottie Matthews, Lauren Ambrose as Van Palmer, and Christina Ricci, who was Emmy nominated for Season 1, as adult Misty.

Also submitted in Best Supporting Actress this year will be two non-Yellowjackets: Sarah Desjardins as Shauna's daughter,...

On Sunday April 6 2025, Parsho broadcasts Yellowjackets!

How the Story Ends Season 3 Episode 9 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Yellowjackets,” titled “How the Story Ends,” promises to be a gripping continuation of the intense survival saga. Set against the backdrop of a remote northern wilderness, the story follows a team of talented high school girls soccer players who face unimaginable challenges after a plane crash. As they navigate their new reality, viewers can expect a blend of drama, suspense, and emotional depth.

In this episode, the characters will confront not only the physical dangers of their environment but also the psychological strains of their situation. The harsh conditions and isolation will test their bonds, pushing them to their limits. Each character’s backstory and personal struggles will likely come to the forefront, adding layers to the narrative as they fight for survival.

As the story unfolds, the themes of teamwork, resilience,...

The upcoming episode of “Yellowjackets,” titled “Full Circle,” promises to deliver a thrilling mix of tension and revelation. Set to air at 8:00 Pm on Sunday, April 13, 2025, on Parsho, this episode dives deep into the complex dynamics of the group as they navigate their chilling circumstances. Viewers can expect to see new alliances forming, but with bloodshed looming, trust may be in short supply.

As the episode unfolds, Lotties will take center stage, hinting at some intense moments that could change the group’s dynamics forever. Misty, always the enigma, finally receives some long-awaited answers that could shift her perspective. Meanwhile, Tai is determined to control her fate, leaving nothing to chance as she plots her next moves. Natalie, on the other hand, embraces a more reckless side, living on the edge and testing her limits in ways that could have significant consequences.

Shauna faces her own struggles, grappling with...

Ella Purnell is one of the most confounding performers working right now. With large, Disney-like eyes and a bright, charismatic personality evident in various interviews online, one might expect to see the English actor leading coming-of-age comedies or sweeping period dramas. Instead, she's made her mark in stories that thrive on grim humor, brutal violence, and the darkest corners of the human psyche.

It certainly seems to us that her unique and unexpected resume was born of a desire to consistently challenge herself artistically, fortunately drawing her toward strikingly complex characters in arresting stories. Among these, we've selected those which best represent her talent, potential, and impact on film and television. These are the best Ella Purnell movies & TV shows, ranked.

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When Ella Purnell was added to the cast of Zack Snyder's Netflix zombie action film "Army of the Dead,...

Warning: The following story contains spoilers about last week's episode of Yellowjackets, "A Normal, Boring Life."

Throughout the first 26 episodes of Yellowjackets, there are multiple instances in which adult Shauna (Melanie Lynskey) brings out the dark side from behind her harmless homemaker façade. When she drives off a prying journalist in the show's pilot. When she threatens to gut former schoolmate Randy (Jeff Holman) “like a pig” if he tells anyone about his and her husband Jeff’s (Warren Kole) attempt to blackmail the Yellowjackets. When she reminisces about her many times skinning human corpses to scare a carjacker into returning her stolen vehicle. But she never allows that dark side to fully take over. In the Showtime drama’s 27th outing, the eighth episode of its third season, “A Normal, Boring Life,” she finally does, and it leads to another Emmy-worthy turn from Lynskey.

The episode follows Shauna as...

"Arcane" felt like the start of a new era of TV animation. The show delivered visuals that experimented with 3D and 2D textures in the way big-budget movies like "Into the Spider-Verse" did. It told a bold, mature, and complex story with memorable and well-developed characters, and introduced a vast and layered world with a deep sense of lore and mystery. It helped put the final nail in the coffin of the video game adaptation curse, being one of only three perfect animated video game TV shows — according to Rotten Tomatoes.

The show is based on the hugely popular video game "League of Legends," and serves as a pseudo-prequel to some of the game's biggest characters. It centers around two sisters, Vi (Hailee Seinfeld) and Jinx (Ella Purnell), who find themselves on opposite sides of a huge conflict involving the entire city-state of Piltover after arcane technology is discovered.

After...

On Sunday March 30 2025, Parsho broadcasts Yellowjackets!

A Normal, Boring Life Season 3 Episode 8 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Yellowjackets,” titled “A Normal, Boring Life,” promises to bring a mix of tension and unexpected twists. Set to air on Parsho, this episode dives deeper into the struggles of the Yellowjackets as they face the possibility of escaping their harrowing past. However, not all members seem eager to leave behind the nightmare they have endured. This creates a sense of unease within the group, raising questions about loyalty and the bonds formed during their traumatic experiences.

In the present day, the return of an old teammate shakes things up for Shauna. Her reaction to this unexpected reunion hints at unresolved issues and emotions that could have serious implications for her and the others. As Shauna spirals into a state of distress, it becomes clear that her struggles may not only affect her but also those around her.

The excitement builds as “Yellowjackets” returns for Season 3 Episode 9, titled “How the Story Ends.” This gripping episode promises to delve deeper into the lives of the talented high school girls’ soccer players who survived a devastating plane crash in the remote northern wilderness. As the series unfolds, the audience watches the characters navigate their harrowing circumstances, revealing the strength and resilience of youth in the face of unimaginable challenges.

In this episode, tensions are expected to rise as the girls confront not only the harsh realities of survival but also the emotional scars left from their ordeal. The dynamics among the team members become increasingly complex, with friendships tested and alliances formed in unexpected ways. Viewers will likely witness moments of both triumph and despair, as the characters grapple with their past and present.

As the clock ticks closer to 8:00 Pm on Sunday, April 6, 2025, fans of “Yellowjackets” can anticipate...

While we were hopeful the girls could pull their stuff together in “Croak,” a few proved a little too wild to get rescued. To be fair, there has been a timeline established earlier in the show, and we were fairly certain they would not find themselves saved in this window. Even so, they have made a mess of things. However, with Akilah and Travis heading towards salvation, the Yellowjackets might be closer to survival in “A Normal, Boring Life” than they have been in some time.

Yellowjackets — “A Normal, Boring Life” — The Recap

Shauna (Sophie Nélisse) works at a grocery store at a check register, when the customer comments on her technique. It turns out that Jackie (Ella Purnell) is the customer, and Shauna realizes she’s in a nightmare. Rather than food, she scanned body parts, and above her, moths attack the fluorescent lights.

Adult Shauna (Melanie Lynskey) wakes up in her minivan and,...

Arcane characters Jinx and Ekko have been revived in a viral music video months after the Netflix series ended. The music video is set to Stromae and Pomme's "Ma Meilleure Ennemie," which played during Ekko and the alternate universe version of Jinx (Powder) danced together in Arcane Season 2 Episode 7.

Arcane is an animated series based on Riot Games' popular multiplayer online video game League of Legends. The Netflix show builds out the story for many of the playable champions from the game.

Jinx (voiced by Ella Purnell) and Ekko (voiced by Reed Shannon) are two fan-favorite characters from the series who began as friends before becoming bitter rivals and later allies.

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Heartstopper EP Patrick Walters has spotlighted the difficulty of getting YA projects made as he says the creative team is “working hard” on landing a fourth season of the Netflix smash.

Speaking to the present funding challenges in the drama market, Walters explained at Series Mania that the best YA shows often come from “nascent IP or original ideas that are hard to get over the line.”

“I think it’s because the audience is specific, the worry is does it feel niche and is it speaking to a wide enough audience in this specificity?” said Walters, who also produced Sky-Starz’ Sweetpea via his See-Saw Films-backed label fanboy. “The best YA nails those young voices and the current mood of a generation in whatever way, and it’s about trying to do that in a way that allows your broadcasting partner to say, ‘Yes, and this will also connect...

Fallout has received an exciting update about the series' future beyond the confirmed second season.

The Prime Video series adapts Bethesda's popular open-world RPG video games to the screen, with stars Ella Purnell, Walton Goggins, and Kyle MacLachlan all portraying original characters in the TV show.

Season 2 of Fallout is currently in production, with fans eagerly anticipating the new episodes that will explore exciting new locations in the post-apocalyptic world (find out what set photos have teased about Season 2 here).

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On Sunday March 23 2025, Parsho broadcasts Yellowjackets!

Croak Season 3 Episode 7 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode titled “Croak” of “Yellowjackets” promises to be another intense installment in the gripping saga of survival and resilience. Set to air on Parsho, this episode continues the story of a talented high school girls soccer team who face unimaginable challenges after a plane crash in the remote northern wilderness.

In “Croak,” the characters will confront their harsh reality as they struggle to adapt to their new environment. The episode is expected to delve deeper into the personal dynamics among the girls, revealing the tensions and alliances that form as they fight for survival. With limited resources and the looming threat of the wilderness, their teamwork will be put to the test.

Viewers can anticipate a mix of suspense and emotional depth as the girls navigate their fears and hopes. The title “Croak” suggests that there may...

The Wheel of Time has been an epic undertaking for Prime Video. Adapting the long-running fantasy book series begun by the late Robert Jordan and finished by Brandon Sanderson, the show takes place in a world where women are able to wield the mystical One Power. Young Rand al'Thor is the rare man who can channel. He is the Dragon Reborn, a legendary figure who can either save or destroy the world.

The Wheel of Time is one of the latest in the long run of fantasy shows on TV, which means there's plenty more like it to check out. These 15 shows can appeal to The Wheel of Time fans and are worth checking out!

Credit: Courtesy of Prime Video. Copyright: Amazon MGM Studios 1. The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power

Let's start with the obvious choice, another show on Prime Video based on an epic fantasy franchise.

The excitement builds for the upcoming episode of “Yellowjackets,” titled “A Normal, Boring Life.” Set to air on Sunday, March 30, 2025, at 8:00 Pm on Parsho, this episode promises to delve deeper into the complex dynamics of the group as they face the possibility of escape from their harrowing situation.

In this episode, the Yellowjackets grapple with the idea of leaving their nightmare behind. However, not everyone is eager to make a break for it. This conflict sets the stage for intense drama as the group navigates their differing desires and fears. The tension among the survivors is palpable, and it raises questions about what freedom truly means to each of them.

Meanwhile, in the present day, Shauna’s world takes a turn when an old teammate unexpectedly returns. This reunion sends her spiraling, hinting at unresolved issues and emotional turmoil that could concern those around her. As Shauna confronts her past,...

Yellowjackets is filled with intriguing moments and tons of mysteries. A few have endured through all seasons, including the Antler Queen, the man with no eyes, and the girl running through the woods that fans have affectionately named “pit girl.”

With the release of the third season, fans have been theorizing on pit girl really is. Early on in Season 3, fans predicted that pit girl is Mari (Alexa Barajas). There are a few obvious reasons why. But now, with the latest episode, there’s another potential candidate to consider.

Who Is Pit Girl?

Pit girl is a young woman who appears in a flashforward scene in the wilderness, in the pilot episode of the show. She is seen only from the back running through the woods as whispers are heard that at first sound like animals but then appear to be the other women themselves. Many thought she was Jackie...

Season 2 of Fallout is already making waves with some exciting news. The show has received a $153 million tax credit from the California Tax Commission to help cover its production costs.

This amount is typically used to help reduce the budget, which is expected to be around $19 million per episode, if the season sticks to the usual eight episodes.

While that may seem like a lot of money, it’s not surprising for a show like Fallout that requires a lot of effort to create its unique post-apocalyptic world.

Related: First Look at New Vegas in ‘Fallout’ Season 2: Leaked Videos Reveal Iconic Sets and Lucky 38!

Season 1 had a similar budget of about $150 million, which helped bring the detailed wasteland to life.

Fallout Season 1 was a major success, earning over 15 Emmy nominations. The performances of Walton Goggins and Ella Purnell stood out, with Goggins playing The Ghoul, a character with hundreds...

Season 3 of Yellowjackets sees Shauna (Sophie Nélisse) in a post-partum haze, brushing against the levity the other girls are experiencing in springtime. Shauna's growing pains after the tragedy of losing Jackie (Ella Purnell) and her child so close together are complicated by both Coach Ben's (Steven Krueger) abandonment and trial, and the admiration of Melissa (Jenna Burgess). Melissa, seemingly meek, seems interested in not only Shauna’s capacity as a butcher, but in her increasing violence and rage. In Season 3, Episode 5, "Did Tai Do That?",Melissa punctuates this dynamic when she gives Shauna a sheath for her hunting knife and highlights Jackie's past mistreatment of Shauna, as well as Jeff treating her like a "dirty secret."...

[Warning: The following contains Major spoilers for Yellowjackets Season 3.] Since Yellowjackets premiered in 2021, it’s been clear that no character is safe. From Laura Lee (Jane Widdop) to Jackie (Ella Purnell), the wilderness quickly began to take its pick of the ensemble cast of characters. But, with Season 2, it became clear that the writers were adamant to bring some sorrow to the adult timeline as well. While this wouldn’t necessarily be a problem, the adults the writers continue to kill off are all linked by a fundamental aspect which joins them: From the teen timeline to the adult timeline, these characters have been plagued by the Doomed Character Trope. A show like this is captivating because of the unpredictability of its circumstances. When each death relies on characters who have already suffered tenfold, it’s impossible not to feel nauseated each time someone is picked off. Although this trend feels like it started with Natalie’s (Sophie Thatcher,...

On Sunday March 16 2025, Parsho broadcasts Yellowjackets!

Thanksgiving (Canada) Season 3 Episode 6 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Yellowjackets,” titled “Thanksgiving (Canada),” promises to be an intense and gripping installment. As the story unfolds, tensions rise among the group, leading to conflicts that resemble the drama of a reality TV reunion. The Yellowjackets, once a close-knit team, begin to turn on each other, revealing deep-seated issues and secrets that have been simmering beneath the surface.

In this episode, the Sadecki family vacation takes center stage. Viewers will see a unique setting that includes a vending machine, which adds an unexpected twist to their getaway. As the family navigates their time together, the episode explores questionable parenting choices, highlighting the complexities of family dynamics. This vacation may not be the relaxing escape they hoped for, as underlying tensions come to light.

Meanwhile, Misty finds herself on a quest for the truth. She uncovers...

The excitement builds as “Yellowjackets” returns with Season 3, Episode 7, titled “Croak.” Set to air on Sunday, March 23, 2025, at 8:00 Pm on Parsho, this episode promises to delve deeper into the lives of the talented high school girls soccer players who survived a harrowing plane crash. Stranded in the remote northern wilderness, the challenges they face continue to escalate, testing their strength and resilience.

In “Croak,” viewers can expect a gripping exploration of survival and the bonds formed in dire circumstances. The girls, already pushed to their limits, must confront new threats and the harsh realities of their environment. As tensions rise, alliances may shift, and secrets could come to light, leading to unexpected consequences for the group.

This episode is sure to keep fans on the edge of their seats with its blend of suspense and character development. As the girls navigate their new reality, the stakes are higher than ever.

Reacher returned to Prime Video with Season 3 nearly three weeks ago, and the show has produced record viewership for the streamer. Amazon has announced that Reacher Season 3 has accrued 54.6 million views in its first 19 days, more than any returning series ever. Alan Ritchson’s action series, based on the famous novels by Lee Child, is also a global hit, with 56% of its large audience coming from international viewers. Reacher is also the most-watched series on Prime Video through its first 19 days since Fallout, the hit video game adaptation starring Walton Goggins and Ella Purnell, and while it looked like House of David might dethrone Reacher Season 3, it remains in the #1 spot on Prime Video’s streaming charts.

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The Handmaid’s Tale is a dystopian tragedy thriller drama series created by Bruce Miller. Based on the 1985 novel of the same name by Margaret Atwood, the Hulu series is set in a dystopian future after the Second Civil War, which caused the collapse of the fertility rate and gave rise to a totalitarian society. In this world, fertile women are subjugated to bear children against their will. The Handmaid’s Tale stars Elisabeth Moss, Joseph Fiennes, Yvonne Strahovski, Alexis Bledel, Madeline Brewer, Ann Dowd, O-t Fagbenle, Max Minghella, Samira Wiley, Amanda Brugel, Bradley Whitford, and Sydney Sweeney. So, if you loved the inventive story, thrilling drama, and compelling characters in The Handmaid’s Tale, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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On Sunday March 9 2025, Parsho broadcasts Yellowjackets!

Did Tai Do That? Season 3 Episode 5 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Yellowjackets,” titled “Did Tai Do That?”, promises to be an intense and gripping installment in the series. Set to air on Parsho, this episode continues the story of a group of talented high school girls soccer players who face unimaginable challenges after a plane crash in the remote northern wilderness.

In this episode, the focus shifts to Tai, one of the key characters. As the survivors struggle to adapt to their harsh environment, Tai’s actions come into question. The tension among the girls rises as they navigate their new reality, leading to conflicts and revelations that could change their dynamics forever.

Viewers can expect a mix of suspense and drama as the group grapples with survival and the psychological toll of their situation. The episode dives deeper into the characters’ backstories,...

Season 3 of Yellowjacketsis nearly halfway over, and the cracks in the previously brilliant Showtime thriller are starting to show. Plot threads have seemingly been dropped, characters have disappeared without mention, and it's becoming increasingly difficult to see how all the series' loose ends will be tied together. Beyond all of this, the biggest issue in the season so far concerns the most important aspect of Yellowjackets: its main characters.

In both the Past and Present, Yellowjackets Season 3 is running out of heroines to root for. At the end of Episode 4, "12 Angry Girls and 1 Drunk Travis," Present Day Lottie Matthews is killed off out of nowhere. The death of this fan-favorite character comes right off the heels of the equally tragic death of Natalie Scatorccio, and in the midst of most of the surviving characters becoming increasingly unsympathetic and unlikable.

Yellowjackets Began With a Massive, Lovable Cast of Characters

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The upcoming episode of “Yellowjackets,” titled “Thanksgiving (Canada),” promises to deliver a thrilling mix of drama and tension. Set to air on Sunday, March 16, 2025, at 7:00 Pm on Parsho, this episode dives deep into the complexities of survival and relationships among the group. As the title suggests, Thanksgiving takes a unique twist in the Canadian wilderness, where the Yellowjackets find themselves grappling with more than just their circumstances.

In this episode, the dynamics within the group begin to unravel. The description hints at a reality TV-like atmosphere, where trust erodes quickly and friendships are tested. The Yellowjackets start turning on each other at an alarming rate, creating an intense environment that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. The tension is palpable as alliances shift and secrets threaten to surface.

Meanwhile, the Sadecki family vacation adds an intriguing layer to the episode. With a vending machine as a focal point,...

Who knew that a simple piece of jewelry could cause such a stir? In Episode 3 of Season 3 of Yellowjackets, called “Them’s The Brakes,” Shauna (Melanie Lynskey) furiously kicks Lottie (Simone Kessell) out of her house because of this necklace that has found its way through every season of the show. Now that fans have the answer to where it has been for the last 25 years, the question is: How did it get there, and what symbolic meaning does it truly hold?

The necklace, a simple chain with a heart-shaped pendant, was originally owned by Jackie (Ella Purnell), Shauna’s best friend before she perished. But its journey to Lottie clearly took many twists and turns that fans still have questions about. The necklace has a deep symbolism for the women, and that’s solidified through its appearance again in a flashback scene from Episode 5, “Did Tai Do That?”

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Content Warning: The following article contains spoilers for the Netflix show Arcane.Arcane has cemented itself as one of Netflix's best shows and one of the best adult animated shows. Based on the lore of Riot Games' League of Legends, it follows two cities, Piltover and Zaun, who stand on the precipice of war due to class division, prejudice, and advancing technology. Caught on opposite sides are two sisters from Zaun, the older sister, Vi (Hailee Steinfeld), who helps the authorities of Piltover try to bring peace, and the younger, Jinx (Ella Purnell), who spreads chaos and destruction.

Acclaimed actor Christina Ricci is now among the many stars immortalized on the Hollywood Walk of Fame following a decorated film and TV career. Not only has acting given the Yellowjackets star success and fame, but she credits the industry for saving her from a tumultuous childhood.

Speaking with Variety about her Walk of Fame induction, which she called a "profoundly meaningful" moment in her decades-long career, Ricci opened up about her love for acting and what it did for her professionally and personally. Ricci admitted that becoming a film star gave her renewed purpose after a "not very nice" childhood with a family she didn't feel safe around. Having landed key roles in Mermaids, Casper and The Addams Family as a young actor, she showed she could handle the spotlight from an early age. However, she had to overcome the toxicity of home life to deliver on-screen.

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Although one could easily dismiss it as just another video game adaptation, Arcanehas now emerged as one of Netflix's most popular animated series and is loved by many. Initially announced at the League of Legends anniversary celebrations in 2019, the first season of the show premiered in November 2021. Arcane was renewed for a second season the same month, with Season 2 taking to screens in November 2024.

Created by Christian Linke and Alex Yee, Arcane has firmly cemented itself in the history of television with an impressive accomplishment on Rotten Tomatoes. In a feat that only a handful of works have achieved, both season one and two of Arcane have a perfect 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Audience ratings, although not perfect, follow closely. Season 1 of Arcane holds a 94% by viewers, while Season 2 lags slightly behind with 84%. However, from an overall perspective, what Arcane has achieved is nothing less than impressive.

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On Sunday March 2 2025, Parsho broadcasts Yellowjackets!

12 Angry Girls and 1 Drunk Travis Season 3 Episode 4 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Yellowjackets,” titled “12 Angry Girls and 1 Drunk Travis,” promises to be a thrilling installment filled with tension and drama. Set to air on Parsho, this episode dives deep into the characters’ struggles as they navigate their complex relationships and the weight of their past experiences.

In this episode, the Yellowjackets find themselves caught in a web of suspicion. As they try to turn their doubts into tangible proof, the atmosphere becomes charged with anxiety. Each character grapples with their own fears and uncertainties, leading to intense interactions and revelations. The group dynamic is tested as they confront their shared history and the secrets that linger among them.

Coach Scott faces a personal crisis in this episode, experiencing what some might call an existential meltdown. His character’s journey reflects the broader themes of identity and purpose,...

The anticipation builds as “Yellowjackets” returns with Season 3, Episode 5, titled “Did Tai Do That?” This thrilling episode airs on Sunday, March 9, 2025, at 7:00 Pm on Parsho. Fans of the show can expect more intense drama and unexpected twists as the story of the talented high school girls soccer players continues to unfold.

In this episode, the survivors of the plane crash find themselves grappling with the harsh realities of their situation. The wilderness presents not just physical challenges, but also psychological ones. As tensions rise among the group, secrets begin to surface. The question on everyone’s mind is whether Tai’s actions are contributing to the growing chaos.

Viewers will see how the friendships and rivalries evolve as the girls navigate their new reality. Each character’s struggle adds depth to the story, making it clear that survival is not just about finding food and shelter. With the stakes higher than ever,...

Warning: this article contains massive spoilers for "Yellowjackets."

On the latest "Yellowjackets," the teenage cast — stuck in the wilderness and the '90s — held a trial for Coach Ben (Steven Krueger), accused of torching their cabin last season. In the 2021 timeline, Shauna (Melanie Lynskey) was once more haunted by the late Jackie (Ella Purnell) while Tai (Tawny Cypress) and Van (Lauren Ambrose) tested if the Wilderness is hungry for another trade of lives.

Overall, the past storyline (as usual) seemed like the higher stakes one — until the episode's closing moments, when Misty (Christina Ricci) sees the latest post on her Citizen Detective message board. Lottie (Simone Kessell) is dead, lying at the bottom of a stairwell. Just to convince any doubters, the camera lingers on her still body to show, yes, she really is dead.

This twist has got the "Yellowjackets" hive all riled up, and not exactly because they're singing its praises.

The following interview contains spoilers from the fourth episode of Yellowjackets Season 3, titled "12 Angry Girls and 1 Drunk Travis."

The fourth episode of Yellowjackets Season 3 debuted on Paramount+ with Showtime on Friday. In "12 Angry Girls and 1 Drunk Travis," the team holds a trial for Coach Ben (Steven Krueger), who is charged with attempted murder for lighting their cabin on fire. Natalie (Sophie Thatcher) is the judge, Taissa (Jasmin Savoy Brown) is the prosecutor, and Misty (Samantha Hanratty) is the defense. In the present day, Jeff (Warren Kole) thinks that he and Shauna (Melanie Lynskey) are haunted by bad karma, and signs them up for volunteer work at the residential home where Misty (Christina Ricci) works. The episode ends on a major cliffhanger when Lottie (Simone Kessell) is found dead.

Kole spoke to Gold Derby to break down the relationship between Jeff and Shauna in this episode, as well as provide his...

Spoilers: This post contains details about the Yellowjackets, Season 3 episode ’12 Angry Girls and 1 Drunk Travis’

The ghost of besties past has come back for a much-welcome haunting on Yellowjackets.

While discussing Season 3 of the hit Showtime series, Melanie Lynskey raved to Deadline about reuniting with co-star Ella Purnell in this week’s episode ’12 Angry Girls and 1 Drunk Travis’ and watching the presidential election together in November.

“It was really fun. She and I had a lot of stuff in an earlier season,” she noted. “I guess in Season 1, she was haunting me a lot. Then I think she was too busy to haunt in Season 2. So, it was nice to have her back again. She’s so wonderful. She’s such a good actor, and she’s a very cool person.”

Lynskey added, “I was at her house on election night, and it was a great place to be. It...

[This story contains major spoilers from the fourth episode of Yellowjackets season three, “12 Angry Girls and 1 Drunk Travis.”]

Is she really dead?

The latest episode of Yellowjackets left viewers staring at the lifeless body of someone in the main cast. Is this happening again? Is another adult survivor of the wilderness actually gone?

(Spoiler alert!) Yes, confirms the actress who plays her, Simone Kessell.

Adult Lottie, who has been played by Kessell ever since the Obi-Wan Kenobi star joined the adult cast of the Showtime series in season two, has been aimless in season three after the dismantling of her spiritual community following the events of last season’s finale. Her Sunshine Honey Wellness Community of “purple people” followers was questioned by her friends, as well as viewers, about if it was a cult and if Lottie truly believed in the leadership she was offering, or if she was scamming vulnerable followers out of their money.

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Spoiler Alert: This story contains major spoilers for “Yellowjackets” Season 3, Episode 4, titled “12 Angry Girls and 1 Drunk Travis” streaming now on Paramount+ with Showtime.

Who killed Lottie Matthews?

In a shocking turn of events, Episode 4 of “Yellowjackets” ends in the present day, with adult Lottie, played by Simone Kessell, dead at the bottom of the stairs.

Earlier in Season 3, Lottie showed up at Shauna’s (Melanie Lynskey) door, fresh out of the psych ward, with luggage in hand. She had nowhere to go, and Shauna reluctantly let her stay. With a dinner to go to, Shauna and Jeff (Warren Kole) didn’t want to leave Lottie alone with their teen daughter Callie (Sarah Desjardins), so Shauna she pleaded with Misty (Christina Ricci) to come and play babysitter. Shauna didn’t want Lottie spilling any secrets about what happened in the wilderness.

Callie and Lottie bond, though, and then they go on a shoplifting spree.

Ella Purnell has a rather unusual complaint about one of her biggest roles yet—losing a finger. The Fallout star recently opened up about the frustration of dealing with a fake amputated finger while playing Lucy MacLean in the Prime Video series. And this isn’t even the first time she’s had to go through it—her Arcane character, Jinx, also lost a finger in Season 2.

During a Fan Expo HQ panel, Purnell admitted she really hopes this doesn’t become a recurring theme in her career. “That would be one of the worst things to happen to me,” she said. “Purely because, do you have any idea how annoying it is to have that finger painted on me every single day? This finger is the bane of my life. It is the worst thing.”

In Fallout, Lucy loses her finger in a violent encounter with The Ghoul (played...