‘The Flight Attendant’ Boss on Cassie and Megan’s Parallel Journeys and a Potential Season 2

[Warning: The following contains spoilers for Season 1 of Bridgerton. Read at your own risk!]Just when all hope seemed to be lost for the turbulent year that has been 2020, Netflix showed up with the wonderful Christmas surprise that was Bridgerton — an eight-episode adaptation of the first novel in Julia Quinn's novel series of the same name, executive produced by Shonda Rhimes and helmed by her protégé Chris Van Dusen. It's the steamiest show that Rhimes has put her name on, and that's saying

[Warning: The following contains spoilers for Season 1 of Bridgerton. Read at your own risk!]Just when all hope seemed to be lost for the turbulent year that has been 2020, Netflix showed up with the wonderful Christmas surprise that was Bridgerton — an eight-episode adaptation of the first novel in Julia Quinn's novel series of the same name, executive produced by Shonda Rhimes and helmed by her protégé Chris Van Dusen. It's the steamiest show that Rhimes has put her name on, and that's saying

Spoiler warning: This interview reveals plot points of “The Flight Attendant.” Merle Dandridge wanted to be a flight attendant. More specifically, she wanted to play one — the accidentally treasonous flight attendant Megan on the HBO Max hit “The Flight Attendant.” The part eventually went to Rosie Perez, but Dandridge’s audition was so memorable that the production brought her back for another part entirely, that of F.B.I.

The Flight Attendant is officially getting a second season. HBO Max's was officially renewed on December 18. “Heading to the airport to solve another crime,” the TV show's Twitter account shared.

broke down the ending of 's first season, which gave Cassie a relatively happy ending as she chose to close the door on her past and work on her sobriety in order to move forward.«It was important to us to tell a story in eight episodes that had a beginning, middle and an end,» he told ET. «From the very beginning, we were like, we're going to get to the end of Cassie's emotional journey across these eight episodes and we're going to get the end of the mystery of Alex Sokolov.

HBO Max has officially ordered a second season of the new series The Flight Attendant!

Kate Aurthur editorThe day after “The Flight Attendant” season finale premiered on HBO Max, the streaming service announced Friday it was renewing the Kaley Cuoco-starring series, which appears anecdotally to be the nascent streaming service’s first-word-of-mouth hit. The stylish, eight-episode dramedy thriller premiered to strong reviews on Nov.

HBO Max has renewed the Kaley Cuoco series The Flight Attendant for a second season, it was announced today by Casey Bloys, Chief Content Officer, HBO and HBO Max.

If you haven’t watched the final episode of “The Flight Attendant” yet, stop. Put the phone down or close your laptop.

HBO Max thriller certainly left a lot of questions unanswered in the end, even as Cassie's (Kaley Cuoco) topsy-turvy, chaotic and incredibly messy journey seemed to wrap up on a bright note.

The Flight Attendant has landed—safely, I might add. The came to a more-than-satisfying conclusion in the December 17 finale that saw—spoilers ahead—one villain die, two emotional reunions, and more than enough mystery for another season. “Please, dear God, make season two happen,” Michelle Gomez, who plays Miranda Croft, told Glamour.

The season one finale of Kaley Cuoco‘s thrilling new HBO Max series The Flight Attendant is now streaming and we’ve gotta talk about that ending!

Spoiler Warning: This Q&A contains details about today’s Flight Attendant season finale “Arrivals and Departure” on HBO Max.

EXCLUSIVE: Coming on the heels of the success of HBO Max series The Flight Attendant, which drops its season finale this Thursday, series creator and EP Steve Yockey will be developing an hour-long drama for Heyday Television based on a short story by Ted Chiang.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVSPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not yet watched “The Wilds,” streaming now on Amazon Prime Video.An eccentric woman with a criminal son decides young women might be better off if they lived unencumbered by patriarchal oppression, society’s judgmental eye and modern distractions such as social media.

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