Новости за 31.12.2020

Okay, I’ve checked multiple times, and I’m pretty sure that this episode is finally the penultimate episode of season three. It’s been a journey, folks, a long, torturous journey made up of assumptions that I didn’t bother to check. But we’re finally here. Only one left to go after this, and, well, that’s maybe for…

For a girl who’s spent a lot of time tangling with actual Lucifer, Sabrina starts part four of Chilling Adventures of Sabrina stuck in an all-too-familiar quandary: She’s growing apart from her high school friends. After three seasons of hopscotching back and forth between her Hell-based life and her mortal one, some…

Three episodes in, it’s becoming too hard to ignore the failures in The Stand’s structure. It does make sense that the miniseries would choose a flashback format versus following these characters in real-time. Considering the breadth of the source material, the latter option would yield a multi-season epic versus a…

Here’s what’s happening in the world of television for Thursday, December 31. All times are Eastern. Happy almost New Year!

It’s been true throughout the entire pandemic: One of the activities that could most alleviate our prolonged isolation—getting together! With lots of people! At a party!—is one of the most dangerous, and one that would only further prolong said isolation. So, no New Year’s Eve parties this year. It’s best, as it’s…

The celebrity COVID count climbed once again by one this week, just ahead of the end of the year, with Dr. Drew Pinsky announcing on social media that he’d been diagnosed with the disease. Per Variety, Pinksy’s catching of COVID was especially notable in light of statements he made—and later apologized for—earlier in…

It’s been more than a month since Alex Trebek died, ending one of the most celebrated TV careers in the history of the medium, and sending millions of television trivia fans into a quiet period of mourning (either in the form of a question, or not). Now, Jeopardy! producers have announced that Trebek’s 35-plus-year…

Look, you didn’t think you were getting out of 2020 without one more uber-dramatic update from the year’s most persistently unkillable entertainment feud, did you? It’s just not to be, folks, as actor Ray Fisher, who played Cyborg in 2017's “Did you think we’d still be thinking about this movie 3 years later, Christ?”…

Dawn Wells, the actress who helmed the iconic role of Mary Ann in Gilligan’s Island and long served as the girl-next-door archetype for film and television, has died. Wells’ publicist confirmed to CNN that the actress died in Los Angeles on Wednesday due to complications from COVID-19. She was 82 years old.