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Adult Swim’s animated comedy Smiling Friends is ending after Season 3, with eight episodes that aired and a pair of extra rogue episodes arriving April 12; creators Michael Cusack and Zach Hadel say the ending was their decision after years of intense work, cite burnout, and note they’ll continue collaborating (including launching Zam Studios), leaving room for future returns while the show remains on HBO Max.
THR’s interview with Paradise’s creators explains that Season 2 broadens the story from the bunker to the world above, introduces Annie (Shailene Woodley) and Link, and uses flashbacks as Xavier’s quest for his wife drives a two‑timeline narrative. The show is plotting a clear three‑season arc ending with Season 3, while posing philosophical questions about fate vs. chance and mysteries like the identity of Alex. Graceland anchors the new world and returning players like Sinatra and President Cal keep the interconnected cast in play as the series shifts toward a bigger, western‑tinged sci‑fi drama.
HBO released the first trailer for House of the Dragon Season 3, set to premiere in June as the penultimate season in HBO’s planned four-season run, with hints of bigger battles, new dragons for Rhaenyra, and a slate of new cast members joining the ensemble.
The Hollywood Reporter debuts the first teaser for House of the Dragon Season 3, showing a divided House Targaryen heading into battle with a major battle sequence moved from Season 2; the trailer’s tagline is 'From Fire Comes Darkness,' and HBO sets a June premiere as the GoT universe expands alongside the prequel The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.
The HBO drama’s Season 3 teaser shows Rhaenyra consolidating power as war brews between Black and Green factions, with Jace heading to battle, Alicent’s moves looming, and the Battle of the Gullet teased as the show returns in June.
Jorge Lendeborg Jr. is set to replace Danny Ramirez in The Last of Us Season 3, marking a cast change for the upcoming season.
The Fallout TV series’ Season 2 finale pivots the Mojave narrative toward Season 3 by nodding to Fallout: New Vegas lore (Caesar’s Palace, the NCR) and introducing a potential Enclave Pip-Boy, while hinting at a broader map that could span from Nevada’s New Vegas strip to Colorado, and foreshadowing larger conflicts like a Liberty Prime reveal with the Brotherhood of Steel.
The Fallout season 2 finale, “The Strip,” ends with reunions, shocking turns, and a post-credits reveal of Liberty Prime, setting up a chaotic and game-faithful Season 3 on Prime Video as Maximus survives and new hopes rise for Cooper and Barb, while Hank and Stephanie push a new phase-two plan.
Jorge Lendeborg Jr. has been cast to replace Danny Ramirez as Manny in The Last of Us Season 3, with Clea DuVall joining as a Seraphite; showrunner Craig Mazin will helm the season solo after Neil Druckmann's departure.
David Farr reveals The Night Manager was always intended as a trilogy; season 2, largely set in Colombia, follows Pine’s off-book mission to dismantle Richard Roper’s arms network. The finale features Roper’s survival and a devastating coup, Teddy’s death, Burr’s sacrifice, and Pine’s escape, ending on a cliffhanger that paves a final season. Farr says season 3 is in the writing phase with Noah Jupe joining the cast and promises an epic, not rushed, ending.
Netflix has quietly canceled Alice in Borderland after its third season, which set a viewership record with 25 million views, and there’s been no official confirmation of a fourth season; the news came in Netflix’s end‑of‑year engagement report rather than a formal press release.
Co-creator Christian Wallace says Demi Moore’s Cami Miller may return in Landman Season 3, but the exact path hinges on Taylor Sheridan’s decisions. After Season 2 left Cami struggling at M-Tex amid clashes and cartel ties, the show appears poised for a dramatic turn. Season 3 is set to shoot in May 2026 with a likely November 2026 premiere, while Billy Bob Thornton is expected to remain on the show.
Jacob Lofland says he’s thrilled about Landman’s Season 3 but anxious about what writer‑creator Taylor Sheridan will cook up after the Season 2 finale left Cooper leading his family’s new oil venture, CTT Oil, amid cartel threats. Production begins in spring; the show will explore trauma, family dynamics, and a tighter oil‑drilling timeline, with Lofland hoping Sam Elliott returns and eager to see how Cooper balances leadership with his past.
Paramount+ has renewed Landman for a third season with Billy Bob Thornton returning; production is underway and a November 2026 release is the likely target, with Sam Elliott and Ali Larter set to return, while Demi Moore’s involvement remains unconfirmed.
Billy Bob Thornton discusses Landman’s season two finale, in which Tommy Norris launches CTT Oil Exploration after a dangerous deal with cartel boss Gallino, with the coyotes’ recurring appearance serving as an uneasy omen about what comes next. He says the finale shifts the focus to family dynamics rather than explosions and hints that Season 3 may weave together threads from Seasons 1 and 2 while teeing up multiple future seasons; the interview also touches Demi Moore’s Cami and Andy Garcia’s Gallino as tensions rise, with the series continuing on Paramount+.