Lucasfilm have revealed the name and a few basic details about a new series expected to premiere next year on Disney+ - Star Wars: Skeleton Crew.

John Watts (Spider-Man: No Way Home) will direct, Jude Law will star and it focuses on four lost children trying to get home.

Deadline report that Avenue 5 is unlikely to get a third season.

They put this down to COVID - contracts expiring over the downtime period - but we didn't think it was very good.

TrekMovie.com have published an interview with The Orville writer / executive producers Brannan Braga and David A. Goodman, and director / executive producer Jon Cassar.

They definitively reiterate that The Orville hasn't been cancelled.

Coinciding with the premiere of the first volume of season 4 of Stranger Things, Netflix have been a little bit creative. Or perhaps a nuisance, depending on your perspective.

And how you feel about large tentacled monstrosities.

Dinosaur park construction and management video game Jurassic World Evolution 2 has released a trailer for their upcoming Dominion Biosyn expansion.

With Biosyn being a location in the upcoming Jurassic World Dominion film.

Netflix have released a trailer for upcoming anime series, Spriggan.

The trailer looks passable and the premise has potential.

The Star Wars reveals continue with a trailer for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, sequel to action adventure game Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order.

We're only vaguely familiar with the original game and a lot of the recent film and TV offerings so the trailer doesn't really speak to us.

In an exclusive interview with The List, The Orville's Adrianne Palicki (Commander Kelly Grayson) and Penny Johnson Jerald (Dr Claire Finn) have revealed that courtesy of COVID and co-star Jessica Szohr's (Lieutenant Talla Keyali) pregnancy, one episode of the upcoming season took three years to shoot.

Gizmodo have published an interesting interview with several of The Orville's production leadership focusing on its relation to Star Trek.

Including Seth MacFarlane though his contributions boil down to little more than thinking there's still room for The Orville among all of the new Star Trek series.

Sony have announced that their post-apocalyptic robo-dinosaur action roleplaying video game series Horizon Zero Dawn, will be adapted for television.

It is presently in production for Netflix.