‘Search Party’ Creators & Star Alia Shawkat Look Back At Genre-Bending Series, Tease ‘Polarizing’, ‘Fantastical’ Final Season – Q&A

third season, but not even Sam Obisanya knows what lies ahead for the beloved comedy!«Nobody is telling me anything,» series star Toheeb Jimoh told ET's Nischelle Turner in a recent interview. «Everybody's keeping stuff close to the chest. But I have ideas, they've dropped me hints. I've got clues, none of which I will share with you today!»Jimoh was a breakout star in season 1 as AFC Richmond's cheerful and talented young defenseman, and shone through once again in season 2, as Sam spoke out against a team sponsor that was wreaking environment havoc in Africa and weighed a tempting offer from a Nigerian tycoon hoping to build a powerhouse team in his home country.While born and raised in the U.K., Jimoh's parents are of Nigerian descent and he spent time in the country growing up.

Felix Solis) executed his attorney Helen Pierce (Janet McTeer) in front of his money launderers Marty and Wendy Byrde (Jason Bateman, Laura Linney) — now deeply enmeshed in his deadly world while continuing to run their sketchy riverboat casino operation in Missouri.Back home, their 14-year-old son, Jonah (Skyler Gaertner), still seething at his parents, particularly Wendy — he shot out the windows in their lakefront house in last season’s finale — offers to launder money for the drug-distribution partnership between Ruth (Julia Garner), her cousin Wyatt (Charlie Tahan) and his much-older girlfriend, bat-s–t-crazy Darlene Snell (Lisa Emery). Jonah’s older sister, Charlotte (Sofia Hublitz), is “playing the good soldier,” Mundy said.

The 11th and final season of “The Walking Dead” is almost here.

In these seemingly unending days of COVID, the boundaries between work and life haven’t just blurred; they’ve dissolved altogether to make a morass of our waking lives. Now, what if that boundary was not only back in place but also induced by a medical procedure, so our professional and personal lives remain permanently divided? READ MORE: The 70 Most Anticipated TV Shows & Mini-Series Of 2022 That’s the crux of “Severance,” a new series coming to Apple TV+ next month.

Round 4! Jodie Sweetin, 39, recently got engaged to boyfriend Mescal Wasilewski, which means the Full House star will be getting married for a fourth time. She shared the engagement news on Jan. 17 with a happy photo of the soon-to-be husband and wife. Jodie also showed off her gorgeous engagement ring in the Instagram post.

Kanye West has some people he would like to thank for getting him into his daughter Chicago West’s birthday party.

Memory lane. Jason Momoa and Lisa Bonet may not be walking any more red carpets hand in hand since calling it quits in January 2022, but the duo certainly gave Us some stellar style moments throughout the course of their relationship. 

Lori Loughlin and Jodie Sweetin have broken their silence on the devastating loss of their Full House co-star Bob Saget, who was found dead in an Orlando, Florida hotel on Sunday afternoon. His cause of death has not been confirmed, but authorities confirmed there were no signs of “foul play or drug use” on the scene. We recommend you grab some tissues because these tributes are truly heartbreaking…

Hollywood has lost another star.

Actor John Stamos reacted to the news of close friend and former Full House co-star Bob Saget passing at the age of 65.

Editor’s note: Colman Domingo (Zola, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom) is one of many Black actors whose careers were inspired by Sidney Poitier who broke racial barriers to become Hollywood’s first Black movie star and the first Black man to win Best Actor Oscar. In an essay for Deadline following Poitier’s death at age 94, Domingo writes about his meeting with Poitier and about the profound impact that encounter — as well as Poitier’s life and career — have had on him.

SPOILER ALERT: This post contains details about the final series of Search Party, including the finale “Revelation.”

EXCLUSIVE: Tony-nominee Pascale Armand (Eclipsed), Yolonda Ross (The Chi), Charles Malik Whitfield (Chicago Med), Denise Boutte (Meet The Browns) and Kendrick Cross (Ambitions) will lead Season 2 of AllBlk’s horror anthology series Terror Lake Drive.

In the previous two seasons of HBO Max’s “Search Party,” it’s felt as if Dory Sief (Alia Shawkat) has existed within a different genre inside the show. The show’s protagonist has found herself experiencing a courtroom drama as well a “Misery”-like kidnapping thriller as an outgrowth of her initial folly in tracking down a missing acquaintance.