As Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy's Westworld seemingly flounders, we hear casting news for one of their two upcoming Amazon sci-fi series, Fallout.
Kyle MacLachlan who played Paul Atreides in the 1984 Dune film and Quake / Daisy's insane father in Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. has joined Fallout's cast in an unspecified role.
A Variety article details the entertainment industry's response to the previously leaked US Supreme Court ruling which overturns Roe v. Wade, allowing states to institute abortion bans.
Most of the entertainment majors now offer some form of financial support for staff to travel interstate to access abortions.
Game giveaways are becoming increasingly commonplace and not typically something we bother commenting on but Amazon have announced the Mass Effect Legendary Edition will be available for Amazon Prime members to claim on July 12-13 (US).
This is about a week old now - apologies for our tardiness - but when Amazon's Night Sky series launched on Prime Video, the series was also launched into space.
They're calling it Earth's first intergalactic TV series premiere.
Reading the synopsis for a newly announced animated sci-fi comedy The Hospital picked up by Amazon, our first thought was, how has this never been done before?
Television shows set in hospitals are so prolific that one day they may outnumber actual hospitals so it's a genre over-ripe for sending up.
Courtesy of Amazon, we now have a trailer for The Boys season 3 and it clears up the mystery from their earlier teaser - Billy's superpowers.
We particularly appreciate the opening with Homelander repeatedly spewing carefully crafted and sanitised sound bytes to distance himself from his season 2 Nazi signifant other.
