Moon Knight streaming on Disney+ this March
The Moon Knight trailer for the hotly-anticipated MCU TV series has finally dropped, giving fans a first look at Oscar Isaac as the titular character.
“The series follows Steven Grant, a mild-mannered gift-shop employee, who becomes plagued with blackouts and memories of another life,” reads the official synopsis. “Steven discovers he has dissociative identity disorder and shares a body with mercenary Marc Spector. As Steven/Marc’s enemies converge upon them, they must navigate their complex identities while thrust into a deadly mystery among the powerful gods of Egypt.”
According to producer Kevin Feige, Moon Knight will consist of six episodes, each clocking in between 40-50 minutes.
The Moon Knight trailer also confirmed the TV series’ Disney Plus premiere date of 30th March 2022.
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Star Trek: Discovery has more lives
Star Trek: Discovery has been renewed for Season 5, it was announced on Tuesday afternoon. Season 4, which is streaming on Paramount+, will resume with new episodes starting Thursday, Feb. 10.
The current season finds Burnham stepping into the captain’s chair, and the titular crew chasing a scientific anomaly that poses a major threat to the galaxy — a story partially inspired by the current global pandemic.
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“We’re taking the spirit of what we were and are feeling as a global family, and then looking through the eyes of our characters and seeing how they would respond to something that is bigger than themselves,” showrunner Michelle Paradise. “In [this] case, it’s a scientific anomaly. We don’t know at the start of the season what it is, where it came from, what is its nature. Our heroes are going to have to figure that one out.”
Farewell Ellen
Ellen DeGeneres will be saying her goodbyes to famous Ellen's Game of Games.
The show, which otherwise garnered massive TRPS from households, ranking fourth among all primetime entertainment programs in 2019, lost its audience in COVID-19.
The series launched in 2017 and its fourth season and ran through May 2021, featuring 20 episodes.
The news comes after The Ellen DeGeneres Show is also coming to an end after its 19th season.
DeGeneres served as host and executive producer of Ellen’s Game of Games, which includes supersized versions of the most popular games from the talk show.
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