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Min 4 (LA LA) LA CANCIÓN: "Cuéntame" lo de Massiel (Movistar Plus) La serie está creada por Fran Araújo y Pepe Coira (autores de Rapa y Hierro), y dirigida por Alejandro Marín (Te estoy amando locamente). Producida por Buendía Estudios, fue rodada en Madrid, Londres y París, incluyendo una réplica a escala real del escenario original de Eurovisión 1968. La trama sigue a Esteban Guerra (Patrick Criado), un joven y ambicioso ejecutivo de RTVE que recibe una orden directa desde las altas esferas del franquismo: España debe ganar Eurovisión a toda costa. Para lograrlo, se alía con el excéntrico productor Artur Kaps (Àlex Brendemühl) en la llamada “Operación Eurovisión”. El plan inicial incluye a Joan Manuel Serrat como intérprete, pero su negativa a cantar en castellano provoca su sustitución por Massiel (Carolina Yuste), quien, en tiempo récord, asume el reto y acaba ganando el festival con una actuación icónica en Londres. NOTA EDC: 3,5 estrellas Min 10: HAPPY FACE: LA HISTORIA DE UN ASESINO EN SERIE. (Skyshowtime) Miniserie de drama criminal de ocho episodios y basada en hechos reales, que adapta el pódcast homónimo de iHeartPodcasts y la autobiografía Shattered Silence de Melissa G. Moore. La trama se centra en Melissa Jesperson-Moore, quien a los 15 años descubre que su padre, Keith Hunter Jesperson (Dennis Quaid) es el infame asesino en serie conocido como el "Asesino de la Cara Feliz". Años después, Melissa se ve obligada a reconectar con su padre encarcelado para evitar que un hombre inocente sea ejecutado por un crimen que él cometió. La serie explora las secuelas emocionales y familiares de los crímenes de Jesperson, así como el impacto en la identidad de Melissa. NOTA EDC: 3 estrellas Min 14: THE WALKING DEAD: DEATH CITY 2 La segunda temporada de The Walking Dead: Dead City continúa explorando el complejo vínculo entre Maggie Rhee (Lauren Cohan) y Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) en un Manhattan postapocalíptico. La ciudad, aislada del continente, se convierte en el epicentro de una lucha de poder entre facciones como la militarizada Nueva Babilonia y los violentos Burazi. Negan, bajo la influencia de la manipuladora Dama, se ve obligado a liderar una resistencia, mientras que Maggie intenta proteger a su comunidad, The Bricks, y lidiar con su hijo Hershel, ahora un adolescente resentido y vulnerable a manipulaciones externas. NOTA EDC: 3,5 Min 19: THE LAST OF US 2X04: DÍA 1 El episodio comienza con un flashback ambientado en 2018, donde se revela el origen de Isaac Dixon (Jeffrey Wright), líder de la Washington Liberation Front (WLF). Isaac, entonces comandante de FEDRA, traiciona a su unidad tras presenciar atrocidades militares, uniéndose al WLF. En el presente, Ellie (Bella Ramsey) y Dina (Isabela Merced) llegan a Seattle, enfrentándose a la creciente tensión entre el WLF y los Serafitas, una secta religiosa extremista. Durante su travesía, se refugian en una tienda de discos, donde Ellie interpreta una emotiva versión acústica de “Take On Me” de A-ha, fortaleciendo su vínculo con Dina. NOTA EDC: 4 estrellas Min 30. ESPECIAL BSO ANDOR 2: BRITELL-ROBERTSON La banda sonora de la segunda temporada de Andor representa una evolución significativa en la música de Star Wars, combinando innovación sonora con una profunda conexión emocional. La colaboración entre Britell y Roberts nos deja una paleta de temas musicales que no solo acompañan la narrativa, sino que la enriquecen, ofreciendo una experiencia auditiva que contribuye a envolver y optimizar la complejidad y la intensidad de la serie. NOTA EDC: 3,5 estrellas

Six ans après l'explosion du pont, Rick n'a qu'un seul objectif : retrouver Michonne, quoi qu'il lui en coûte. Une quête qui va motiver chacune de ses décisions. Une obsession qui anime également la jeune femme qui devra endurer de nombreux sacrifices pour partager de nouveau des moments avec Rick. Mais dans un monde décimé par les morts-vivants, dans lequel il est impossible de compter sur quiconque pour assurer sa survie, l'amour est-il encore possible ? Après Dead City et Daryl Dixon, voici au tour de The Ones Who Live d'arriver, sur Paramount+. https://youtu.be/i_TMTJXCSr4?si=Wg6JhnDUqJ2stlN2 Choisir l'amour dans un monde où la mort règne Grâce à Paramount+, les aventures de Rick et Michonne vont enfin être diffusées en France. Des aventures qui se déclinent sous la forme d'une mini-série de six épisodes dans laquelle on voit les amoureux maudits traverser des épreuves terribles pour se retrouver, coûte que coûte. Un objectif noble dans un monde où les sentiments en général, et l'amour en particulier, n'ont pas leur place. Et c'est bien là le plus gros obstacle pour les deux amoureux. Dans le premier épisode de The Walking Dead : The Ones Who Live, on voit que Rick (Andrew Lincoln) n'a jamais perdu de vue son objectif, malgré ses six ans passés au cœur de la CRM (Civic Republic Military) où chacun de ses mouvements était épié. Le second épisode est la parfaite symétrie de cette introduction puisqu'il se concentre sur ce même laps de temps, mais du point de vue de Michonne (Danai Gurira). Et si la relation est évidemment au centre de ce nouveau spin-off de The Walking Dead, les personnages périphériques apportent de nombreux atouts à l'intrigue. Le personnage de Jadis (Pollyanna McIntosh) en tête, qui a bien conscience de la menace que représenterait le couple Rick/Michonne pour l'équilibre de la CRM si, d'aventure, il venait à être réuni. L'autre grande force de The Walking Dead : The Ones Who Live réside dans son relief scénaristique où allers-retours dans le temps et univers onirique se passent le relais afin de happer le public dans les dédales émotionnels des deux protagonistes. Des émotions qui prennent une tout autre dimension lorsque Rick et Michonne frôlent un « presque » bonheur, proches physiquement, mais incapables de vivre leur amour au grand jour. Cette série dérivée vient donc enrichir l'univers de la série mère au même titre que The Walking Dead: Dead City, qui se focalise sur les personnages de Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) et de Maggie (Lauren Cohan), The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon qui se met en scène le héros joué par Norman Reedus ou encore Fear The Walking Dead. [bs_show url="rick-michonne"] Les 6 épisodes de la mini-série The Walking Dead : The Ones Who Lives seront diffusés sur Paramount+ au rythme de deux épisodes le 29 mars puis d'un chapitre par semaine, pour les quatre restants.

Much like the zombies that infest its world, the Walking Dead franchise simply refuses to die. With Dead City, the shambling hordes make their way to the island of Manhattan, an urban hellscape now infested with the remnants of a dead civilization. And in the middle, two of the original Walking Dead's main characters, Maggie (Lauren Cohen) and Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), on a rescue mission that'll test their fractious relationship with each other.   While Bear McCreary's more mournful, orchestral sound personified the original series, composer Ian Hultquist sought a newer, more electronic sound, one more reminiscent of John Carpenter's work on Escape from New York (another thriller about characters trying to survive in a walled-off Manhattan). In addition to those ominous synths, Hultquist also made use of a suite of organic sounds of unique provenance, including recruiting friends to travel to the Maine wilderness to collect all manner of sounds.   Together, we talk about that sense of sonic experimentation, how Hultquist wanted to move the franchise's sound forward, and the importance of building a sonic palette to work from when composing electronic scores.   You can find Ian Hultquist at his official website.   The Walking Dead: Dead City is currently airing on AMC and AMC+. You can also listen to the score on your preferred music streaming service courtesy of Milan Records.

In the Sliders episode "El Sid", we have the pleasure of encountering a pre-Negan Jeffrey Dean Morgan! Joe and Ashley discuss one of the best episodes of season 2 to this point, how many similarities it has to Demolition Man, and mix up blue collar and white collar prisons (oops!).

Mit The Key liefern die The Walking Dead-Macher eine Folge, die beim Podcast-Team, bestehend aus Hanna, Anne und Adam, durchaus gut weg kommt. Denn es gibt spannende Entwicklungen rund um die Saviors Simon (Steven Ogg) und Dwight (Austin Amelio), während die Bewohner von Hilltop eine Einladung von Unbekannt erhalten und diskutieren, ob sie ihr folgen sollten. Rick (Andrew Lincoln) legt sich derweil direkt mit Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) an. Erwischt er ihn diesmal? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

TNTtalk brings a little something extra this week, an exclusive interview with Jayson Warner Smith who plays Gavin on The Walking Dead. Jayson shares some fun behind the scenes scoop as well as some interesting thoughts on his character. TNTtalk also welcomes guest host Sonya Iryna who is filling in for Tameche this week. Unfortunately, […] The post TNTtalk: Interview with Jayson Warner Smith who plays Gavin, S8E5 discussion appeared first on So Many Shows!.

  Negan’s right hand man, Dwight (Austin Amelio) joins us tonight on the Shadow Nation. He talks about his character, the story arc in general and what it is like workng with Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan). We talk with Austin for 45 minutes about everything from how he moved from Austin, TX to Hollywood, his crappy first jobs before acting took off, where he likes to hang out in Georgia while filming, his influences, how he first realized the part he got on the Walking Dead was going to be big, how he nearly took out Norman Reedus’ head (Daryl Dixon on the Walking Dead), and how he was able to get his personal motorcycle into the show. We end with a great story about an insulting scene with Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Austin and how it went awry (thanks to Jeffrey’s unique style of acting)….

Negan's right hand man, Dwight (Austin Amelio) joins us tonight on the Shadow Nation. He talks about his character, the story arc in general and what it is like workng with Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan).  We talk with Austin for 45 minutes about everything from how he moved from Austin, TX to Hollywood, his crappy first jobs before acting took off, where he likes to hang out in Georgia while filming, his influences, how he first realized the part he got on the Walking Dead was going to be big, how he nearly took out Norman Reedus' head (Daryl Dixon on the Walking Dead), and how he was able to get his personal motorcycle into the show. We end with a great story about an insulting scene with Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Austin and how it went awry (thanks to Jeffrey's unique style of acting).   1:53 - Austin Amelio Guest Tease 3:28 - Beauty and the Beast 5:55 - Nathan's an old guy (seriously follow "Pound Shadow Nation"? uh Nathan it's #ShadowNation) In the News 7:05 - Werewolf Of Taubaté 9:18 - Olwen Catherin Kelly believes in Banshees 14:43 - Girl Joins Dark Side 16:17 - Sashimi Gone Wrong 20:50 - Pope's Hat Stolen 24:40 - Nasa Age Reversing Pill Shadow Nation Appearnces 28:45 - Shadow Nation Comes to Indiana Comic Con 30:00 - Rot Talk (we talk about what happened last week and what we think will happen tonight on the Walking Dead) Indie Music 40:38 - Mega Gem "The Right Thing to Do" 44:25 - Interview with Austin Amelio  

Negan's right hand man, Dwight (Austin Amelio) joins us tonight on the Shadow Nation. He talks about his character, the story arc in general and what it is like workng with Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan).  We talk with Austin for 45 minutes about everything from how he moved from Austin, TX to Hollywood, his crappy first jobs before acting took off, where he likes to hang out in Georgia while filming, his influences, how he first realized the part he got on the Walking Dead was going to be big, how he nearly took out Norman Reedus' head (Daryl Dixon on the Walking Dead), and how he was able to get his personal motorcycle into the show. We end with a great story about an insulting scene with Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Austin and how it went awry (thanks to Jeffrey's unique style of acting).   1:53 - Austin Amelio Guest Tease 3:28 - Beauty and the Beast 5:55 - Nathan's an old guy (seriously follow "Pound Shadow Nation"? uh Nathan it's #ShadowNation) In the News 7:05 - Werewolf Of Taubaté 9:18 - Olwen Catherin Kelly believes in Banshees 14:43 - Girl Joins Dark Side 16:17 - Sashimi Gone Wrong 20:50 - Pope's Hat Stolen 24:40 - Nasa Age Reversing Pill Shadow Nation Appearnces 28:45 - Shadow Nation Comes to Indiana Comic Con 30:00 - Rot Talk (we talk about what happened last week and what we think will happen tonight on the Walking Dead) Indie Music 40:38 - Mega Gem "The Right Thing to Do" 44:25 - Interview with Austin Amelio  

SPOILER ALERT! Online Editor Anthony Zangrillo and Staff Member Sophia Murashkovsky discuss whether spoilers are protected by copyright. This legal question became a hot topic over the summer in the wake of the Walking Dead's sixth season finale, featuring the villainous Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) taking his revenge on an unsuspecting victim with the help of his merciless bat Lucille. Unfortunately, for audiences, the identity of the victim was not revealed. Thus, unrelenting fans began to speculate who was killed in the episode. All of a sudden, a fan stated that The Spoiling Dead Fans site would be posting reveal of the actual victim. This claim was met with a cease and desist and warnings of a potential lawsuit. The podcast attempts to understand which category of intellectual property spoilers fall into. Then, discussion evolves into the competing policy goals of the network preserving its content for its viewer-base against the freedom of fans to conjecture about important scenes. The distinction between trade secret and copyright also brings further nuance to the issue. Comparisons are also made to a similar situation regarding Game of Thrones. Don't forget to also subscribe to the podcast on Itunes (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/fordham-intellectual-property/id1158550285?mt=2) and leave a review!

Tiger, tiger, burning bright. It's time for another episode of our podcast, Zombie Jamboree. We're here to discuss the AMC show everyone (especially us) loves to speculate about, The Walking Dead. The season seven premiere has us feverishly trying to figure out what's next for Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) and the crew. Will Abraham (Michael Cudlitz) make it out alive? Will Sasha (Sonequa Martin-Green) get the alone time she really needs? What about Eugene (Josh McDermitt) -- will his new ways continue? Will Carol (Melissa McBride) save everyone? What will become of Father Gabriel (Seth Gilliam) and Morgan (Lennie James)? One thing we know: Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) will be front and center for the upcoming season 7. Listen, rate and review "Zombie Jamboree" -- your Walking Dead podcast right here.

Tiger, tiger, burning bright. It's time for another episode of our podcast, Zombie Jamboree. We're here to discuss the AMC show everyone (especially us) loves to speculate about, The Walking Dead. The season seven premiere has us feverishly trying to figure out what's next for Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) and the crew. Will Abraham (Michael Cudlitz) make it out alive? Will Sasha (Sonequa Martin-Green) get the alone time she really needs? What about Eugene (Josh McDermitt) -- will his new ways continue? Will Carol (Melissa McBride) save everyone? What will become of Father Gabriel (Seth Gilliam) and Morgan (Lennie James)? One thing we know: Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) will be front and center for the upcoming season 7. Listen, rate and review "Zombie Jamboree" -- your Walking Dead podcast right here.

If, like us, you're a long suffering fan of The Walking Dead, you're in the midst of emotional and psychological prep for this weekend's Season 6 Finale. The long wait is finally coming to an end with the much anticipated entrance of Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), the psychopath with a killer smile and a spikey bat. We hope to God that none of our favorite characters face Lucille, but sadly, we know the show (and the comic book) too well. This week we recap the lead up to the Season 6 Finale and voice our thoughts and concerns for the pending gloom and doom on We Talk Dead.