Suits LA is continuing to bring more of the original show’s cast into the fold. Harvey Specter and Louis Litt are both heading to LA and now their former boss will appear too. Deadlinereports that David Costabile will reprise his role as Daniel Hardman in Suits LA.
Daniel was the co-founder of Pearson Hardman, the firm that all the Suits drama revolved around. After embezzling money to take care of his mistress while his wife died of cancer, Jessica Pearson and Harvey Specter hit him with a little blackmail to get him out of the company. He was the show’s first villain and continued to pop up throughout its run to be a horrible human.
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He comes back, gets kicked out again, and constantly bumps heads with Harvey. Their final showdown in season 8 led to Hardman losing his license to practice law. It was all so darn messy and we loved it.
It will be interesting to see how Daniel Hardman plays into Suits LA. It could simply be through a series of flashbacks or there could be news that he is somehow practicing law again despite his many schemes. We don’t know if he will share the screen with Harvey or Louis, if his appearance is in the present. But we are pretty sure that no matter what, he’s going to bring a lot of drama.
Suits LA is continuing to bring more of the original show’s cast into the fold. Harvey Specter and Louis Litt are both heading to LA and now their former boss will appear too. Deadlinereports that David Costabile will reprise his role as Daniel Hardman in Suits LA.
Daniel was the co-founder of Pearson Hardman, the firm that all the Suits drama revolved around. After embezzling money to take care of his mistress while his wife died of cancer, Jessica Pearson and Harvey Specter hit him with a little blackmail to get him out of the company. He was the show’s first villain and continued to pop up throughout its run to be a horrible human.
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He comes back, gets kicked out again, and constantly bumps heads with Harvey. Their final showdown in season 8 led to Hardman losing his license to practice law. It was all so darn messy and we loved it.
It will be interesting to see how Daniel Hardman plays into Suits LA. It could simply be through a series of flashbacks or there could be news that he is somehow practicing law again despite his many schemes. We don’t know if he will share the screen with Harvey or Louis, if his appearance is in the present. But we are pretty sure that no matter what, he’s going to bring a lot of drama.
Revelations From the Yellowjackets Season 3, Episode 7—“Croak”
Past Timeline: Other People Know Where the Wilderness Is, and a University Has Been Using It as a Biological Study Space
On Yellowjackets, the wilderness has seemed like a magical, impenetrable space. But, in truth, other people have been visiting the wilderness all along. We learn on Yellowjackets season three, episode seven that a university with the moniker KHU has come by with some regularity to study the biology of the environment, and especially the frogs. The supplies Coach Ben found came from this university. We know that it has been seven years since the university visited, but now researchers are back. Hopefully someone knows where they are.
Past Timeline: The Strangers in the Wilderness Were Frog Biologists
The mysterious strangers we met in Yellowjackets season three, episode six, are actually frog biologists and their wilderness guide. Hannah and Edwin came to the Yellowjackets’ wilderness to study a rare mating act of the Artic Banshee frog, and they brought along a wilderness guide, played by Joel McHale, called Kodi or Kodiak. They surely got more than they bargained for.
Past Timeline: Yellowjackets Season 3, Episode 7 Confirms Lottie Killed Edwin
Oops. Lottie says the wilderness doesn’t want the strangers in Its space, and that’s why she killed the frog biologist Edwin. But unfortunately for Lottie, this is the first straight-up murder that involves a victim not from the Yellowjackets team and co. We’ll have to see how that plays out for Lottie after the team’s rescue.
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Past Timeline: Hannah, One of the Biologists, Has a Child
We see Hannah record parts of the infamous tape Shauna receives in Yellowjackets season three, episode seven. And these scenes reveal that Hannah has a child back in the real world. We bet that child may eventually not feel too happy that his mother never returned from a trip to the woods.
Present Timeline: Tai has Been Evil Tai For a While, Confirms Yellowjackets Season 3, Episode 7
As we suspected, Van confirms that Tai has indeed not been Tai but other/evil Tai for quite some time. As Van gets close to dying on Yellowjackets season three’s seventh episode, she has a vision of Tai beside her, and Tai’s mouth is covered in dirt. As we know, Other Tai sometimes just has to shove soil into her mouth. Van says she knew it was evil Tai and demands to know how long Tai has been her other self. But evil Tai only smiles wickedly and promises that she’ll save Van’s life.
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Questions From the Yellowjackets Season 3, Episode 7—“Croak”
Past Timeline: Can Hannah, the Frog Biologist, Help the Team Escape?
The Yellowjackets have acquired a new member of camp in episode seven of season three. Hannah, the frog biologist, is now amongst their number. We don’t quite know how she’ll fit in, or if she can help the Yellowjackets. She’s not a guide, after all. And she doesn’t have any way to contact the outside world. Still, her presence begs the question of whether she’ll be important to the team’s ultimate rescue on Yellowjackets.
Past Timeline: Will Joel McHale’s Character Kodi Help Travis and Akilah to Escape?
Meanwhile, Travis and Akilah have saved the life of wilderness guide Kodi. Joel McHale’s Kodi certainly seems like he has a shot at escaping the wilderness on Yellowjackets season three, but will he want to help Travis and Akilah out as well? He certainly seems a bit unsavory. We’ll have to see how this tense trio get along.
Past Timeline: Can the Broken Satellite Phone Be Fixed on Yellowjackets?
Yellowjackets season three, episode seven, makes a pretty big deal out of showing us the broken satellite phone. But at one point, Hannah claims she might be able to fix it. Could that be true? Will the Yellowjackets be able to fix the broken phone and reach civilization? And even if they can, will anyone be able to find them?
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Past Timeline: Melissa Is Shot on Yellowjackets Season 3, Episode 7, But Will She Die?
Kodi shoots Melissa with his crossbow on Yellowjackets season three, episode seven. But will Melissa die in the wilderness? Tai, Van, Misty, and Shauna all seem to think she’s dead; they note so in the present day. But is that too easy? Only time will tell. We guess faking one’s death in the wilderness would be easy, but getting rescued without being exposed would be tough. On the other hand, it doesn’t look like Mari survives the wilderness either, and Shauna tells Mari that if Melissa dies, she’ll kill her. Maybe that was a promise.
Past/Present Timeline: Who Is Hannah’s Child on Yellowjackets?
Clearly, Hannah’s child is an important figure in Yellowjackets season three. In all likelihood, they are the person responsible for tormenting Shauna, killing Lottie and sending the tape. But just who is Hannah’s mystery child?
Present Timeline: Why Did Tai See Lottie the Day She Died?
Tai admits that she saw Lottie on the day she died in Yellowjackets season three, episode seven. She tells Van that it was so she could talk to Lottie about It and how It could help Van survive. But is there more to the story? Things do seem to get bloody around Lottie and sometimes Tai. And Tai, especially as Other Tai, definitely has no compunctions about killing. What did Lottie and Tai really say to one another that day?
Present Timeline: What Will Shauna Do to Hannah’s Daughter?
Shauna is pulling up outside the home of Hannah’s daughter when we leave her in Yellowjackets season three’s seventh episode. But what is she planning? Will she attack Hannah’s daughter? One never knows with Shauna.
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Present Timeline: Did Shauna Kill Lottie on Yellowjackets Season 3?
Yellowjackets season three, episode seven presents us with the idea that Shauna’s DNA matches the DNA Misty took from under Lottie’s fingernails. Of course, this is according to Walter. Can we trust Walter? Can we trust Shauna? Did Shauna really kill Lottie on Yellowjackets season three? We suppose the season is about to tell us for sure.
Yellowjackets season three only has a few more episodes left, and we’ll be hungrily keeping track of them all.
Synopsis: In this animated adaptation of the popular Capcom game and from the vision of Adi Shankar, sinister forces are at play to open the portal between the human and demon realms. In the middle of it all is Dante, an orphaned demon hunter-for-hire, unaware that the fate of both worlds hangs around his neck.
For the horror and fantasy fans comes an animated adaptation of one of Capcom’s finest–Dante the over-the-top-hunter of everything that goes bump in the night from another realm–is coming to our screens via Netflix next month! Studio Mir (The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep, X-Men ’97 and so many fan faves including certain seasons of TheBoondocks and The Legend of Korra) is bringing the heat of Dante’s animated adventures for Netflix fanfare. With Adi Shankar, the showrunner perhaps best known for his work with the Castlevania animated franchise, things are only looking up with knowing that voice actor extraordinaire Johnny Yong Bosch is attached to the project voicing Dante, himself.
Devil May Cry is based on the action-adventure game of the same name, developed by Capcom and created by Hideki Kamiya. The game follows the hunter Dante, who makes it his life’s mission to avenge his mother’s death by killing any and all demons. Dante is such a beloved video character and one beloved by fans everywhere.
There is a lot of hype attached to this Devil May Cry project and big expectations too. I remember watching the opening animated sequence via X (Twitter) a month ago and being stunned by the high energy and the song featured in the clip above. Limp Bizkit???!!! What year are we even in now? It is a song choice that took…perhaps…the internet by surprise and feels like a throwback to an earlier, albeit simpler time. It has set the tone for what this animated adaptation is bringing the fans next month, come April.
“Rest assured, we are working very hard because we love the franchise and because we want to deliver something great,” Shankar says. Shankar — who was showrunner for Captain Laserhawk: A Blood Dragon Remix — says he and his development partner Alex Larsen have been working on the series, based on the hit video game, every day since it was first announced in 2018. “Our goal wasn’t just to pump out another animated show. My goal is to make one of the best shows on the Netflix platform — period.”
About Netflix: Netflix is one of the world’s leading entertainment services, with 300 million paid memberships in over 190 countries enjoying TV series, films, and games across a wide variety of genres and languages. Members can play, pause and resume watching as much as they want, anytime, anywhere, and can change their plans at any time.
About Studio MIR: Studio Mir Co., Ltd is a South Korean animation studio specializing in the entire production from start to finish. Founded in 2010, they have quickly tapped into the North American market with their strong producing skills in 2D animation sensibility and CGI technology. Among other works, they are best known for [The Legend ofKorra], [Voltron: Legendary Defender], [The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf], [DOTA: Dragon’s Blood], and the Korean titles [Lookism] and [Star Wars Visions 2: Journey to the Dark Head]. Their most recent title is Disney+ series [X-Men ’97], further representing K-animation in the global streaming market.
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The bundle offers readers the chance to delve into 26 best-selling Dragonlance novels with three different price points that buyers can pick between. There is a base price for three different bundle tiers, but as aforementioned, you can opt to pay more. For a bundle of three books, the price starts at $1. For a bundle of seven books, the starting cost is $10. The complete bundle of 25 books begins at $18.
The description of the bundle is as follows:
Embark on an epic adventure through the land of Krynn with the ultimate Dragonlance Collection from Wizards of the Coast. Follow the perilous journey to protect the mystical Blue Crystal Staff from an evil dragon goddess in Dragons of Autumn Twilight. Untangle dwarven political tensions, hidden dangers, and long-lost secrets with The Companions in Dragons of the Dwarven Depths. The battle of the gods comes to a dramatic climax in Amber and Ashes. Get 25+ amazing page-turners and help support Room to Read with your purchase!
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Dragonlance was a universe created by Laura and Tracy Hickman. Tracy and their writing partner, Margaret Weis, then expanded it into a fantasy novel series. Over 190 novels have used Dragonlance as their setting while also being a campaign setting in various editions of Dungeons & Dragons.
Humble Bundles is a platform that sells video games and books in collections, with a portion of the proceeds going to charity. The Dragonlance bundles will offer a portion of its proceeds to the non-profit Room to Read organization. Room to Read works on improving children’s literacy and girls’ education across Asia and Africa. To find out which books come in each bundle and more about Humble Bundles, check out their website.