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Prime Video has ordered a second season of Outer Range, a neo-Western that stars Josh Brolin as a Wyoming rancher fighting for his land and family. Charles Murray (Sons of Anarchy, Luke Cage), who has an overall deal with Amazon Studios, will take over for creator Brian Watkins as showrunner.

Prime Video has released the official trailer for the second season of Outer Range, the Josh Brolin starrer that follows a rancher who discovers an unfathomable phenomenon at the edge of Wyoming’s wilderness.

Two years after it premiered, one of our favorite shows of 2022, “The Outer Range” returns this summer (read our review). Something of an unusual but welcome mix of “Yellowstone” family drama and existential “X-Files” sci-fi, “Outer Range” star Josh Brolin as a rancher in Wyoming fighting for his land and his family, who discovers something unfathomable on its outskirts.

Amazon Prime Video‘s acclaimed sci-fi Western series “Outer Range” is finally making its return. Today, the streaming service announced the series will debut on May 16 and shared some new first-look images from the show.

Emma Corrin and Dan Levy are vacationing together in Italy!

EXCLUSIVE: Prime Video has expanded the cast for Season 2 of its neo-Western series Outer Range. Christian James (All American), Megan West (How To Get Away With Murder),Daniel Abeles (Women of the Movement), Kimberly Guerrero (The English) and Monette Moio (The Real Bros Of Simi Valley) have been tapped for recurring roles opposite Josh Brolin in the drama series. Character descriptions are being kept under wraps.

shared a steamy picture of himself Saturday wearing nothing but a cowboy hat and a handcuff necklace while on the set of his Amazon Prime show “Outer Range.” “Prepping for a scene for Outer Range Season 2. We are taking things in a different direction now,” teased the 55-year-old in the caption. “It’s a shifting world and we have to be sensitive to all.

Josh Brolin is stripping down what it means to make a neo-western for Amazon Prime Video.

Selome Hailu Amazon Prime Video has renewed “Outer Range” for a second season. Charles Murray, who is under an overall deal at Amazon Studios, is joining the series as showrunner after Season 1 was showrun by creator Brian Watkins. Watkins will continue executive producing. The Western sci-fi drama stars Josh Brolin as Royal Abbott, a rancher who is fighting to protect his family and discovers a mystery at the edge of Wyoming’s wilderness. The Abbotts are coping with the disappearance of daughter-in-law Rebecca (Kristen Connolly) and are pushed further to the brink when the Tillersons, the gaudy owners of the neighboring profit-driven ranch, make a play for their land. An untimely death in the community sets off a chain of events that come to a head with the arrival of a mysterious black void in the Abbotts’ west pasture. Imogen Poots, Lili Taylor, Tamara Podemski, Lewis Pullman, Tom Pelphrey, Noah Reid, Shaun Sipos, Isabel Arraiza, Olive Abercrombie and Will Patton also star.

At the request of company members of Broadway’s The Minutes, producers announced today that audiences will be required to continue masking through the play’s final performance on Sunday, July 24, nearly a month after Broadway at large will shift to a mask optional policy.

This story about “Outer Range” first appeared in the Comedy & Drama Series issue of TheWrap’s awards magazine.The Amazon Prime Video series “Outer Range” dropped in April to lots of huzzahs and hoorays, but even its rapt audience was confounded when pressed to describe exactly what type of series it is. It possesses the rural family drama of land ownership a la “Yellowstone“, the science-fiction dread of “The Twilight Zone”, the sinister personalities of “Twin Peaks” and even musical interludes (sung by “Schitt’s Creek” star Noah Reid, as a very strange country boy) that could come right out of “Glee”.

Hunter Ingram SPOILER ALERT: Do not read until you have watched the full season of “Outer Range,” now streaming on Amazon Prime Video.In the end, it was Vanessa Williams circa 1991 whose lyrics best encapsulated Amazon Prime Video’s wild sci-fi western “Outer Range:” “Isn’t this world a crazy place?”After a season of surreal musical moments, Noah Reid hit a high note with Williams’ classic “Save the Best for Last” in this week’s finale, when Billy Tillerson euphorically serenaded aspiring cult leader Autumn (Imogen Poots) in the lobby of a bank and vowed to protect her from her rival, gruff rancher Royal (Josh Brolin).“They kicked around a lot of songs for that moment in the bank,” Reid told Variety. “But that Vanessa Williams song is so perfect for a song that would be probably playing in the bank and also explains exactly to [Billy] where he is and who he is in the moment with her, belonging to her.

, Noah Reid is back on screen and stage as he appears opposite Josh Brolin in the Prime Video series and makes his Broadway debut in the Tracy Letts play . While speaking with ET, the actor reflects on his groundbreaking role as Dan Levy’s onscreen partner, Patrick, and why Letts’ play drew him to Broadway. Having officially opened on April 17 at Studio 54, Reid is now weeks into his Broadway debut and taking advantage of being on the New York stage.

In ET’s exclusive preview of this week’s upcoming episodes of “Outer Range”, Noah Reid shows off his musical chops by belting out a rendition of Juice Newton’s “Angel of the Morning.”

Noah Reid shows off his musical chops by belting out a rendition of Juice Newton’s “Angel of the Morning.” On the mysterious Amazon drama about a ranching family grappling with the unknown, the former star plays Billy Tillerson, who has yet to learn about the murder of his missing brother, Trevor (Matt Lauria). In the clip, Billy’s brother, Luke (Shaun Sipos), is on the receiving end of the unwanted serenade and kind gesture of a sandwich. The disappearance of Trevor, meanwhile, has unknowingly set off a chain of events that seemingly coincides with the arrival of a mysterious black void on land belonging to the Abbotts, whose patriarch, Royal (Josh Brolin), has fiercely protected them from their rivals, the Tillersons.

Schitt’s Creek stars Dan Levy and Noah Reid reunited this weekend!

Tracy Letts’ The Minutes would be one of the most thrilling new plays on Broadway this season even if recent real-life events hadn’t made it seem as uncanny as it is funny and, ultimately, disarming. The Minutes – there are a brisk 90 of them in all – begins as one thing and ends up quite another, and every step along the way is so finely rendered that we’re too busy savoring the moment to see what’s waiting just ahead.

Naveen Kumar Some stories creep up in disguise, hiding a ghastly scowl. “The Minutes” is an astonishing feat from playwright and star Tracy Letts, not least for its brilliant finesse in orchestrating audience expectations and surprise. To go in knowing little or nothing about the play may be the purest way to experience its dramatic cunning.

Carson Burton “Outer Range,” the new Josh Brolin-led Western series from Prime Video, aims to twist the well-worn genre at its very roots. To showcase the land of the West in a never-before-seen fashion, the eight-episode series mixes in an element of the supernatural, with mind-bending results.“It took a very simple, straight-forward genre and then it took extraordinary twists, whether it be metaphysical or whatever you want to call it,” Brolin told Variety at the show’s premiere at Hollywood’s Harmony Gold theater on Thursday night.

Whatever you do, don’t put your hand down that epic hole in the pasture!

Josh Brolin gives a passionate prayer in the eerie trailer for “Outer Range”.

The Broadway production of Tracy Letts’ The Minutes is delaying its performance dates by two weeks this spring. The play, starring Schitt’s Creek actor Noah Reid, Letts, Blair Brown, Jessie Mueller and others, will now begin previews at Studio 54 on April 2, with opening night set for April 17.

were posted on Instagram describing kinky sex acts and cannibalism.“I am 100 per cent a cannibal. I want to eat you,” one message read.In the wake of the allegations, the actor departed the movie “Shotgun Wedding” and released a statement.

Noah Reid is taking on a new role.

Schitt’s Creek actor Noah Reid will make his Broadway debut next spring in Steppenwolf Theatre Company’s The Minutes, the Tracy Letts play that was in previews when the Covid pandemic shutdown was announced in March 2020.

Noah Reid, who played Patrick on “Schitt’s Creek,” is set to replace Armie Hammer in Broadway show “The Minutes.” Hammer dropped out of the play in April after being accused of sexual assault, a claim which Hammer and his attorney have repeatedly denied.“I have loved every single second of working on ‘The Minutes’ with the family I made from Steppenwolf. But right now I need to focus on myself and my health for the sake of my family.

Schitt’s Creek came to an end in 2020 to the heartbreak of fans around the globe. Since then the stars have gone on with their lives, while we spend our time rewatching the series.

Schitt’s Creek was exactly what the world needed to see us through the pandemic this year, and beyond being brilliant entertainment the LGBTQ+ representation in the show meant so much to so many.

Lewis Pullman, Noah Reid, Shaun Sipos and Isabel Arraiza join Josh Brolin and Imogen Poots in the Amazon series Outer Range. Pullman, Reid, Sipos, and Arraiza round out the cast of series regulars, alongside previously announced lead actors Lili Taylor, Tamara Podemski and Tom Pelphrey.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterThe upcoming Amazon series “Outer Range” has rounded out its main cast.Lewis Pullman, Noah Reid, Shaun Sipos, and Isabel Arraiza have all been cast in the series, Variety has learned.

Schitt’s Creek fans! The Rose Apothecary x Beekman 1802 collection is back and there is nothing “ew, David” about it!On Friday, November 20, the Beekman 1802 dropped their Schitt’s Creek collab just in time for the holidays! The 5-piece collection is filled with handcrafted goat milk formulated products that feature the name Rose Apothecary, named after the fictional store that Daniel Levy’s character David Rose opens with Noah Reid’s character, Patrick Brewer.All infused with the brand’s

he said “I do” to his off-screen love Clare Stone.The pair met many moons before we knew him as the affable and adored Patrick, David’s other half on Schitt’s Creek, and it was the acting world they had to thank for their paths crossing.There’s nothing like a person in uniform or some handcuffs to set pulses racing and both were in plentiful supply when Noah Reid first came to know Clare on a Canadian cop show.Despite the adrenaline-filled show, a backstage romance wasn’t the order of the day as

EVOKE that, ‘Annie Murphy is going to get her comeuppance.’Say it isn’t so! We grilled him to get all the gossip about the messing that was going on between the actors who played our beloved on-screen pals, Patrick and Alexis.Our little birdies from the Schitt’s Creek set informed us that when Noah Reid had to get that tan for his engagement photos on the show, Annie was laughing at his orange hue so much that he wouldn’t sit with her at lunch.Probed as to whether those rumours were true, Noah

EVOKE Noah Reid (aka Patrick in the beloved show) shared the latest on the prospect of a Schitt’s Creek movie and it seems the cast is as keen as we are for it come to fruition.Now in our best Moira Rose voices can we hear a communal, “Let us celebrate that!”The actor shared, ‘I mean I think we’re all trying to convince [Dan Levy] to do it and I think it would have to be something pretty special to cap the nine Emmy wins.’‘But I’d be open to it, only if it was right for the story and I think

Dan Levy, Catherine O’Hara, and Noah Reid in ‘Schitt’s Creek.’ (Photo courtesy Pop TV)

“Schitt’s Creek” star Noah Reid joined ET Canada’s Sangita Patel this week to talk about his new short film, “The Archivists”, being recognized at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival. And with the Primetime Emmy Awards happening virtually this Sunday, Reid made some winner predictions on “Schitt’s Creek”‘s trophy take-home tally.