Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, cats and kittens! Welcome back to The Weekly Static!
But before we get started, it’s time for another…
In case you’re new to the neighborhood, let me get you squared away with a little reminder of what we do here: The Weekly Static is my righteously desperate-yet-endearing attempt at finding the lighter side and an interesting perspective on the past week in the land of the networks, cable, streaming, smoke signals, cloud formations, and shadow puppets.
Our goal? Pretty simple:
● Offer a blunt, honest perspective on a handful of random TV news posts from the past week that also highlights your relentless team of news-thirsty Bleeding Cool writers and the quality work they do.
● Spotlight a news item we might’ve missed that you should find interesting.
● Feed my insatiable ego with humble offerings of praise, adulation, social media shares, pizza, Superman Funkos, and a plethora of Eisner Award nominations.
So don’t call it a comeback… The Weekly Static’s been here for years. It’s rockin’ its peers… puttin’ suckers in fears. Now it’s gonna go make the tears rain down like a monsoon, so listen to the bass go boom:
‘Mindhunter’: David Fincher Not Marvel Studios Bound Any Time Soon
Russian Election Trolls Watched House Of Cards To Learn How To Manipulate Americans
Colin Kaepernick Files Charge Of Collusion Against NFL
Engagement To Game Of Thrones’ Sophie Turner Sparks Fear For Life Of Joe Jonas
New Trailer For The Alienist Starring Daniel Brühl, Luke Evans and Dakota Fanning
Gordon Hayward’s Foot Exploded, And He’s Done For The Year
Netflix And Nielsen Are Still Not Friends, As Streaming Numbers Will Be Reported By New Service
Jean-Claude Van Johnson Trailer Spotlights A “Van Damaged” Jean-Claude
No Re-Edits For The Punisher, Despite Delay Due To Las Vegas Shooting
John Turturro to Play Monk William of Baskerville in ‘Name of The Rose’ TV Adaptation (EXCLUSIVE)
CANNES — John Turturro will play William of Baskerville, the 14th century Franciscan monk who investigates a series of grisly murders in the high-end TV adaptation of Umberto Eco’s bestseller “The Name of The Rose,” set to start shooting in January at Rome’s Cinecittà Studios.
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Ray Flook
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