‘The Mighty Ducks’ OG Cast: Where They Are Now? — Emilio Estevez, Joshua Jackson and More

Disney+'s , Gordon Bombay (Emilio Estevez) teaches Alex Morrow (Lauren Graham) some tricks of the trade ahead of the parents' slapshot challenge, telling her to channel her annoyance (and anger) into the hockey puck. As ET's exclusive sneak peek from Friday's episode shows, it seems Gordon knows just how to get Alex on the path to success.«Aren't you tired of hearing about your 'cute little hockey team'?» Gordon asks, riling Alex up as he mentions rival parent Stephanie (Julee Cerda) being «too

"In a world filled with award shows, what if an award show was actually a movie? Which stars would you cast?" are the opening questions asked in the 'movie trailer' announcement unveiling the first batch of Oscars 2021 presenters.

While most of us will never see a biopic about our lives come to fruition, it’s still fun to think about – and the viral Twitter trend “Who plays your parents in your biopic?” is doing just that.

Joshua Jackson holds hands tight with wife Jodie Turner-Smith as they shopping around New York City on Monday afternoon (April 5).

In their parenting prime! Joshua Jackson and Jodie Turner-Smith want to expand their family one year after welcoming their daughter.

Ryan Serhant, Fredrik Eklund, Steve Gold and Tyler Whitman as they navigate new businesses, working remotely and managing the needs of several high-profile clients.«Kirsten is a power broker. She's tough as nails,» Serhant says in the trailer.

Emilio Estevez turned down quite a few projects that had hoped to revive The Mighty Ducks franchise.

Joshua Jackson, 42, got in a little father-daughter time with his incredibly cute 11-month-old girl Janie on Mar. 27 and it was the sweetest sight-to-see. The actor was pushing the tot’s stroller while wearing a gray hoodie and matching jogging pants in New York City during a stroll and looked as comfortable as could be. When they met up with wife and mom Jodie Turner-Smith, 34, shortly after, the doting dad took the baby girl out of the stroller and put her on top of his shoulders.

The Mighty Ducks are back nearly 30 years after the release of the original movie!

Duck dynasty! Lauren Graham was welcomed into The Mighty Ducks family with open arms thanks to Emilio Estevez.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVAfter the titular Mighty Ducks hockey team cuts young Evan (Brady Noon) and he and his mother (Lauren Graham) put together a new team of their own, that rag-tag cast of characters takes the ice to declare its entrance into the league.

Elizabeth Olsen, Anthony Mackie, Sebastian Stan, Emily VanCamp, Emilio Estevez, Lauren Graham, Awkwafina, Kelly Marie Tran and many more.So grab your favorite slanket, heat up some cocoa, and let us point you to your next big TV obsession.If you loved the 1992 Emilio Estevez flick about a scrappy peewee hockey team, you should check out this TV series, which features the return of Estevez and a continuation of that homage to the sport. But this time around, the Ducks are no underdogs.

Let's get the controversial opinion out of the way upfront: I think the original Mighty Ducks movie is OK. Sorry.

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticIt doesn’t take long for “The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers” to both acknowledge and gently reject its roots. Opening on a middle school hockey tryout with all the flashy pomp and circumstances of a primetime NHL game, the new Disney Plus series from Steve Brill, Cathy Yuspa and Josh Goldsmith makes it clear that the Ducks of 2021 are nothing like the scrappy underdogs of 1992.

EXCLUSIVE:  Morgan Freeman, Alfre Woodard, Trevor Jackson, Common and Bill Burr are set to star in Revelations Entertainment’s Hate to See You Go. 

Emilio Estevez is back as Gordon Bombay in Disney+'s It's been 25 years since Estevez hung up his hockey skates in 1996 after the third film, .«We're just so happy to get the job after years and years of rejection. Someone says yes and we're used to someone saying yes to something and you just never know how that whole picture is going to turn out.

Lauren Graham paid a visit to SiriusXM’s “EW Live” to promote her new Disney+ series, “The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers”.