‘Twister’ reboot in the works at Universal

Entertainment Weekly, ABC is working on a pilot for a new version of The Wonder Years - the hit TV show which ran for six seasons between the late 80s and early 90s. Fans would remember the coming of age narrative which followed Fred Savage as a middle-class suburban teenager, set in the late 1960s and early '70s, experiencing highs and lows, delivered in a wholesome fashion.

Announcing the long awaited news, culture secretary Oliver Dowden said: "For months now, our lives have been on hold," before adding that we were forced to press pause on the things that "brighten" our lives.

“You smile just a bit brighter these days,” Amy King (née Duggar) captioned her July 7 Instagram post featuring her and cousin Jill Duggar, 29. In the photo, Amy, 33, and Jill are beaming, with their smiles brighter than the sun in the summer sky. “So proud of you hippie chick!” added Amy, possibly adding a little bit of shade considering how Jill and Derick Dillard, 31, recently confirmed that they’re on the outs with her parents.

The Weakest Link is back – and Jane Lynch is hosting!

which premiered in 2005, is nearing its milestone 200th on Adult Swim.Not bad for a stop-motion animated series that began life as “Sweet J Presents” in 2001 on the now-defunct screenblast.com and was even rejected by Cartoon Network — which ultimately reversed course and added “Robot Chicken” it to its nascent Adult Swim lineup.But Seth Green, who co-created “Robot Chicken” with Matthew Senreich, says “it was just a matter of timing” regarding the show’s 15-year, Emmy-winning run — with no end

The Wonder Years. Per , the series—which ran for six seasons from 1988-1993—is being rebooted for ABC by original cast member Fred Savage, co-creator , and Dave executive producer Saladin K.

LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) – A reboot of “The Wonder Years” has landed a pilot production commitment at ABC.

“The Wonder Years” is getting an update ideally in time for the 2021-2022 television season.

Jane Lynch will be bringing the game show “Weakest Link” back to the small screen.

The 1975 have shared a new video for their track ‘Yeah I Know’ featuring a robot drawing the conscious mind – you can watch it below.Matty Healy and co. released the artistic video alongside Ben Ditto who has curated an online exhibition of 15 artists responding to tracks from the album.

A reboot of “The Wonder Years” has landed a pilot production commitment at ABC.The new half-hour comedy series would focus on how a black middle class family in Montgomery, Alabama in the turbulent late 1960’s made sure it was The Wonder Years for them too.  That puts the new show in the same time period as the original series, which was set between 1968 and 1973. A mini writer’s room for the show will be opened once ABC approves a pilot script.Saladin K.

The Wonder Years is getting the reboot treatment. ABC announced on Wednesday that the network has committed to producing a pilot for a new reimagining of the iconic coming-of-age sitcom, which ran from 1998 to 1993. Empire co-creator Lee Daniels will executive produce the reboot alongside Saladin K.

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVABC has handed a pilot production commitment to The Wonder Years, a new iteration of the network’s 1980s family comedy-drama. It comes from Dave executive producer Saladin K.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterA reboot of “The Wonder Years” has landed a pilot production commitment at ABC.The new half-hour comedy series would focus on how a black middle class family in Montgomery, Alabama in the turbulent late 1960’s made sure it was The Wonder Years for them too.  That puts the new show in the same time period as the original series, which was set between 1968 and 1973. A mini writer’s room for the show will be opened once ABC approves a pilot script.Saladin K.

“Groundhog Day” might be happening all over again.

Will Thorne Staff WriterPhil Lord and Chris Miller are rebooting their animated series “Clone High” at MTV.Together with MTV and Erica Rivinoja, they will develop and produce new episodes of the animated series.

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVMTV Studios is reviving another cult MTV animated series, Clone High. Original series’ creators Phil Lord, Chris Miller and Bill Lawrence are re-teaming on a reimagined version of the 2002 TV series.There is no network yet for the new Clone High.

Beavis and Butt-Head are back.