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in News, Trailers, TV, TV News, TV TrailersCamp ‘Crystal Lake’ Opens this October On Peacock (UPDATE: Official Trailer & New Images, Key Art)
(September 13, 2026: Peacock has released the official trailer, key art and new episodic imagery for the Friday the 13th prequel series Crystal Lake. Check them out below, as well as our initial coverage of the series which has a little Friday the 13th history and trivia. More coverage and interviews to come.) It looks like I will be going back to […] More
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Interview: The Cast and Executive Producers of ‘The Paper’ Discuss Season Two
Peacock’s The Paper returns for its second season this week, bringing viewers back to the offices of the Toledo Truth Teller. After finding some unexpected success in its first season, the newspaper staff returns with new challenges, evolving relationships and a growing sense of what it means to be journalists. The Paper may take place […] More
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Interview: Alan Cumming Talks Keeping a Straight Face During ‘The Traitors’
Alan Cumming may be known for his smiles and smirks as the deviously charismatic host of Peacock’s The Traitors, but that does not mean his job is all fun and games. In fact, there is genuine pressure on Cumming to keep the mansion’s secrets just as much as the players have to. After all, few […] More
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Interview: Jake Lacy on Navigating ‘All Her Fault’ and Letting the Story Speak for Itself
When Jake Lacy is involved in a project, you know he has something up his sleeve, and a perfect example of that is his performance as Peter Irvine in All Her Fault. Despite the title, it becomes very clear by the end that what happened to the Irvine family is all Peter’s fault. Carrie Finch […] More
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Interview: Choreographer Chris Scott Talks ‘Wicked: One Wonderful Night’
Bringing years of expertise from major projects, including his recent work on the Wicked feature films and an 18-year collaborative partnership with director Jon Chu, choreographer and producer Chris Scott sat down to discuss the beautiful experience of creation of the live television special, Wicked: One Wonderful Night. Despite a daunting timeline that compressed months […] More
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Interview: Simon Helberg Discusses ‘The Audacity’ and Season Two of ‘Poker Face’
Whether you’re a fan of drama or comedy, Simon Helberg has you covered with The Audacity and season two of Poker Face. AMC’s The Audacity had its season one finale on May 31 and has already been renewed for a second season, with the actor playing Martin Phister. The show takes place inside the bubble […] More
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Interview: Daniel Radcliffe Embraces His Inner Pretentious Englishman in ‘The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins’
It would not take magic for people to recognize Daniel Radcliffe for his most famous role. For more than a decade of his life he was everybody’s favorite boy wizard, capturing the imagination and hearts of book fans as Harry Potter. Since the series concluded, the actor took on challenges much bigger than Voldemort. Instead […] More
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Interview: From American Embassy to Soviet Streets: Sara K White on Designing Ponies
One minute you’re inside the structured, bureaucratic rooms of an American diplomatic facility; the next, you’re navigating snow-covered foreign streets and stepping into hidden, high-stakes surveillance rooms. For Peacock’s spy thriller Ponies, production designer Sara K White bypassed the dreary “sad Soviet” trope, using months of library research and archival footage to build an immersive, […] More
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Interview: Haley Lu Richardson Discusses ‘PONIES’ and Personally Connecting with Her Character
Haley Lu Richardson gives a standout performance as Twila in Peacock’s PONIES, which is set in 1977 Moscow and explores how two “persons of no interest” become CIA operatives. The heart of the series is the friendship between Twila and Bea (Emilia Clarke) as they work to uncover a vast Cold War conspiracy and figure out […] More
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TV Topics: Domhnall Gleeson Blends Flaws, Cringe, and Some “Jimmy Stewart” Charm As Ned on ‘The Paper’
The actor sits down with TV Topics to share a couple of bombshell revelations, how he embrace Ned’s distinct flaws, and explain how every laugh is earned. It could be very easy for the character of Ned Sampson (played by Domhnall Gleeson) on Peacock’s The Paper to come off as the kind of boss you […] More
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Interview: Heidi Gardner Discusses ‘The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins’
Heidi Gardner has built a reputation as one of the most versatile performers to come out of Saturday Night Live in recent years. Making her start with the famed Groundlings, Gardner joined SNL in 2017, quickly becoming one of the breakout stars. She followed up SNL with a turn to drama, with a role in […] More
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Interview: ‘St. Denis Medical’ Showrunner Eric Ledgin Discusses the Hit NBC Comedy
Eric Ledgin has spent more than two decades building a resume that spans late-night staples, scripted hits, and high-profile specials. From writing for Late Night with Jimmy Fallon and It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia to developing original series of his own, such as Superstore and American Auto, Ledgin has consistently blended sharp humor with character-driven […] More
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