'His Dark Materials' Renewed for Third & Final Season by HBO

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His Dark Materials executive producer Jane Tranter has teased more details about the ‘lost’ episode that was cut from season two of the show.The episode, which was due to focus on James McAvoy’s character Lord Asriel, was canned earlier this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.“That missing episode was going to really flesh out the story of the Knife, the story of the Guild, the story of the Specters and the creation of the Specters,” Tranter told Deadline.“What we had to do was look at the

it'll be wrapping up in a surreal time — amid a pandemic, social and racial unrest and a heightened feeling of uncertainty.

final season of forced fans to say goodbye to many beloved characters, but it also brought some back from the (presumed) dead. That was true of Gustaf Skarsgård's Floki, an original character who was seemingly killed off at the end of season 5. Creator Michael Hirst told ET at the time that revealing Floki's fate «would be a spoiler,» despite the fact an Icelandic cave collapsed on top of him and he was spoken about as being dead in season 6 of the series.

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SPOILER ALERT: This story contains details about tonight’s His Dark Materials Season 2 finale “Æsahættr” on HBO. 

Will Thorne Staff WriterSPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not yet watched the second season finale of “His Dark Materials.”Fans of Philip Pullman’s “His Dark Materials” trilogy, Lin-Manuel Miranda included, have known all along that Lee Scoresby was sailing his balloon towards certain death.

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BBC and HBO have announced that they’ve renewed His Dark Materials for a third and final season.Produced by Bad Wolf, the fantasy series, which is based on the novels by Philip Pullman, will begin filming for its final season in Cardiff, Wales in 2021 (per Deadline).Jane Tranter, one of the show’s creators said: “His Dark Materials has been a truly global TV experience and a personal career highlight.

Will Thorne Staff WriterLyra Belacqua’s story is getting a closing chapter.HBO and the BBC have renewed “His Dark Materials,” the series adaptation of Philip Pullman’s classic novels, for a third and final season.

His Dark Materials is officially coming back for a third and final season.

Eli Countryman In today’s TV news roundup, Netflix renewed “Virgin River” for season 3, and Fox announced the premiere date for “The Great North.”Netflix has renewed “Virgin River” for a 10-episode third season. The show follows a midwife and nurse (Alexandra Breckenridge) who relocates to a California town and becomes entrenched in the lives of the townspeople as drama unfolds.

Lars von Trier’s The Kingdom, the TV show set on the neurosurgical ward of a Copenhagen hospital which ran for two seasons in the 1990s, is to return for a third and final five-episode run that will shoot in 2021.

TBS has renewed Full Frontal with Samantha Bee for a sixth season and renewed its first-look deal with host Bee.

The 11th and final season of Showtime’s signature comedy Shameless is under way, and now it’s getting a hybrid recap/original extension series of sorts. The premium cabler has set Shameless Hall of Shame to premiere Sunday, December 27.

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After what has been a shady year, VH1 is ready to turn things around and wish you a “Happy Ru Year” with the 13th season of RuPaul’s Drag Race. The Emmy-winning reality competition “Ru-vealed” that it will ring in 2021 with its premiere on January 1 at 8 p.m. ET/PT with 13 new queens that will “werk” to prove their charisma, uniqueness, nerve and talent in order to win the crown of America’s Next Drag Superstar.