Over the course of the past 24 hours, the entire Chicago Fire community has been rocked with some fairly tragic news: DuShon Monique Brown, who played the character of Connie on the NBC series, has died at the age of 49.
Consider this some news that we more than expected but are more than pleased to officially know: Wynonna Earp season 3 is officially coming this summer to Syfy.
Are you going to be seeing The Originals season 5 trailer sooner rather than later? We know that the demand for it is almost certainly there; luckily, it also seems as though it is right on the other side of the horizon.
Just in case you didn’t have a reason to be hyped up for Lucifer season 3 before, we do think that you’ve got a reason to be now — at least judging from what series star Tom Ellis had to say on the subject.
Is it possible that Sandra Oh could return to Grey’s Anatomy someday? Absolutely, but it doesn’t appear as though this is something that is strongly on her mind right now. As a matter of fact, it doesn’t actually seem like it’s on her mind at all.
There is some extremely sad news to report tonight: DuShon Monique Brown, an actress best known for her time on Chicago Fire, has died at the age of 49. The news is sad and sudden, and it certainly is going to set a somber tone on the set of the series and around it for weeks to come.
Is there going to be an Alexa and Katie season 2 renewal over at Netflix? We know that this is something that we would certainly like to see.
Let’s start this article with a reminder that we do, in fact, know that Supernatural is currently only in season 13. Yet, we don’t think that there is anything wrong with looking ahead, even if it does mean looking ahead so far as to a potential season 15 of the series.
The upcoming Criminal Minds season 13 finale airing on CBS is looking to have a pretty mighty cliffhanger at the center of it.
Following the big series of events this past weekend with the Outlander Emmy panel and some of the ensuring press after the fact, it does make a certain degree of sense that everyone would start to calm and quiet down.
