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This weekly update of General Hospital reveals Willow's imprisonment, Carly's revenge plot, a Quartermaine announcement, and various character interactions and conflicts, setting the stage for dramatic developments in Port Charles from October 20-24, 2025.
Pink's daughter Willow has started high school, looking remarkably like her mom with a stylish bob and matching beauty mark, prompting admiration from her family and fans alike.
Austin Abrams discusses his role in the horror film 'Weapons,' his upcoming projects including 'Resident Evil' and 'Whalefall,' his experiences working with Josh Brolin, and his thoughts on the film's themes and his character's empathy. He also shares behind-the-scenes stories and his admiration for Zach Cregger's writing.
In the upcoming episode of General Hospital, Michael becomes suspicious of his wife Willow's interactions with Drew, especially after receiving a revealing video. Meanwhile, Dante struggles with guilt over Sam's death and seeks comfort from his parents, Sonny and Olivia. Anna Devane delivers grave news about Sasha's kidnapping, and Carly seeks Brennan's help to resolve the situation. Additionally, Portia meets with Isaiah, potentially offering him a job at the hospital following Lulu's successful surgery.
Warwick Davis, known for his role in the film Willow, mourns the loss of his wife Samantha, who passed away at age 53. The couple met on the set of Willow and founded a talent company and charity together. Warwick pays tribute to Samantha, highlighting her passion for helping others and her pivotal role in his career. Samantha is survived by Warwick and their two children, who remember her as their best friend.
Willow is a new project that aims to fill the gap in the market for Home Assistant-ready voice gear by utilizing ESP-32-BOX devices, which provide a basic hardware shell around ESP32 SoCs. Once flashed with Willow, they can work as locally controlled voice assistants and, eventually, great and easy access points for Home Assistant. The project is cheap, easily flashed, self-hosted or entirely on-device, open source, and extensible by software or GPIO pins. The voice detection is accurate and reliable, and the hardware is ready for the kitchen counter.
Willow, a 6-year-old giraffe at the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore, was euthanized after her health deteriorated due to unknown stomach issues. Willow was the first giraffe born at the facility in 20 years and had become a local celebrity. A necropsy showed nothing conclusive as to the cause of death, and zoo officials are waiting for pathology samples from Johns Hopkins. Giraffes are considered "vulnerable" under a list put out by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
The Maryland Zoo announced the unexpected death of a 6-year-old giraffe named Willow. The giraffe began showing a decrease in appetite and was closely monitored by the zoo staff. Despite their efforts, Willow suddenly deteriorated and passed away. The zoo expressed their sadness and thanked the public for joining them in mourning. Willow was born at the Maryland Zoo and was a beloved icon of the zoo and her vulnerable species.
The Maryland Zoo is mourning the unexpected loss of Willow, a 6-year-old giraffe born at the zoo in 2017. Willow began showing a decrease in appetite on Friday and her health suddenly deteriorated on Monday. The zoo is conducting an investigation to determine the cause of her death. Willow's subspecies, reticulated giraffe, are one of four that are suffering population decline.
Jon Kasdan, the showrunner of Willow, has issued a statement disputing reports that the show has been cancelled and expressed hope for a second season. He acknowledged that the main cast has been released and a second season wouldn't resume filming within the next 12 months. Kasdan has already developed and written the scripts for a second season, which he calls "Volume II" of Willow. He left fans with a teaser for what Volume II will hold, noting that it's about courage, desire, acceptance, and the power of friendship.
Despite reports of its cancellation, showrunner Jon Kasdan asserts that the Disney+ streaming TV continuation of Ron Howard and George Lucas’ 1988 fantasy epic, Willow, is not really dead, but just on pause due to the slowing down of production in the industry. Kasdan suggests that he has continuing support from Disney and Lucasfilm, and reportedly has a full bushel of scripts for Willow Volume II, which was promised in the opening moments of the streaming series.
The Disney+ series "Willow" has not been cancelled, but production on a potential second season will be significantly delayed due to the uncertain landscape in the streaming industry. Showrunner Jon Kasdan stated that the main cast has been released for other series opportunities, but he and his creative team have been tasked with planning a second season by Disney. While there are no firm plans to resume production soon, Kasdan assures fans that they have developed and written a brain-meltingly fun, richer, darker, and better Volume II.
Willow creator Jon Kasdan remains optimistic for a second season of the fantasy series, despite news of its cancellation. He reassured fans that a Season 2 has been written and he has every hope that it will eventually air, but not for at least the next 12 months. While the series won’t continue in its current form as the cast has been released, Willow remains an important IP in the Lucasfilm library, so it may be revisited in the future.
Willow, the TV series based on George Lucas’ 1988 fantasy adventure, has not been canceled, but paused for at least a year, according to show producer Jon Kasdan. The decision was made to release the main cast for other series opportunities that may arise for them in the coming year. Season 2 of Willow is significantly planned out, but due to the slowing down of production across the entertainment industry, the show won't resume filming in the next 12 months. However, Kasdan has developed and written a brain-meltingly fun, richer, darker and better Volume II, which builds on the characters and story of the first eight chapters.
Co-showrunner Jonathan Kasdan clarified that the sequel series Willow Volume II is "developed and written" and has the "enthusiastic and unwavering support of Lucasfilm and Disney," but production won't resume in the next 12 months due to industry-wide slowdowns. The cast has been released for other opportunities, but Kasdan suggests that the show could return later, citing examples of other shows that have been revived after long hiatuses. The first season of Willow is currently available on Disney+.