One of the big ones is AMC’s The Walking Dead, which will return for its 9th season in October.

Check out the five and a half minutes trailer below, as well as the scoop from the show’s creators and cast!

Let’s start with the bad news. Everyone’s favorite sheriff, Rick Grimes, will bow out during season 9, actor Andrew Lincoln has confirmed.

“This will be my last season,” Lincoln said, bidding an emotional farewell at Comic Con.

“I love this show, it means everything to me. I love the people who make this show–I promise not to cry, I’ve done enough crying on screen–I am also deeply fond of the people who watch this show, you people. This has been the most extraordinary, amazing, and beautiful experience of my career made largely because of you guys.”

But he promised to go out with a bang! “My relationship with Mr. Grimes is far from over … There are two episodes [this season] that are my favorite episodes since the pilot,” Lincoln told fans.

Much like the comics, season 9 will begin with a time jump, though unlike the comics it won’t be as considerable (a few months to the comic’s assumed 2 years jump). The world is falling into decay as we draw further and further away from the outbreak of the zombie apocalypse, and Rick and the gang have to deal with this changing reality.

There’ll also be some new characters, including a new big bad: Alpha, played by Samantha Morton, who leads a new intriguing group called The Whisperers. What kind of threat they pose to our intrepid group of survivors remains to be seen (unless you read the comics, and then you already know).

The post The Biggest Challenge in “The Walking Dead” Season 9 is Not the Walkers appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

Check them out below along with some tidbits of information about the new seasons for each show from the Comic Con panels!

Arrow

With Oliver Queen now in prison with many of the bad guys he had a hand in putting away as the Arrow, actor Stephen Amell promises that at the beginning of the season “there’s nothing about him that’s heroic, at all.”

“There’s one scene in particular in the premiere [in which] what Oliver does is kind of reprehensible, and that’s interesting,” Amell teased.

Actor Colton Haynes, who plays Roy, praised new showrunner Beth Schwartz: “It’s the best spin that’s been put on the show since the show started. Having the female energy and female directors and female characters [feels] really special.”

The Flash

“There’ll be a lot of deaths this season,” executive producer Todd Helbing told the fans at The Flash panel on Saturday.

He also discussed the big bad of the new season, Cicada, played by Chris Klein (American Pie). Helbing said unlike in the comics, Cicada is “not so much a cult leader,” but “his powers present a challenge for Team Flash that they’ve never had to deal with before.”

And fans of Tom Cavanaugh have a reason to rejoice, as we will once again get a new portrayal of Wells from him: Sherloque Wells, who is “a very intelligent human being who is maybe not to be trusted,” according to Cavanaugh.

Supergirl

While much of the last season of Supergirl was spent on the question of how to balance Kara Danvers and Supergirl and who Kara wanted to be more, featuring actress Melissa Benoist more in her blue spandex suit than out of it, it seems like the new season will bring back Kara the journalist.

“Kara Danvers the reporter is going to be as big of a hero this season as Supergirl,” according to executive producer Jessica Queller.

“Last year, we were in outer space a lot. This year, we wanted to make the show a little more grounded. We wanted to take this opportunity to reflect on some of the things that are happening in our world,” EP Robert Rovner explained.

The show will also feature a new character, Nia, the first-ever transgender superhero on TV. Actress Nicole Maines describes her as “so wide-eyed” and “so pure.”

“She’s worked for Cat Grant in Washington, D.C., and she’s been sent to National City,” where Kara takes her under her wing as both a reporter and superhero. “She has this ferocious drive to protect and to fight against discrimination. She’s the superhero we need right now.”

Legends of Tomorrow

The Legends will see several big changes this year, as neither Firestorm nor Captain Cold (Wentworth Miller) are coming back following the death of Professor Stein (Victor Garber), who is one half of Firestorm, and the decision of the other half, Jefferson (Franz Drameh) to go off on his own.

The good news is that Maisie Richardson-Sellers, who played Amaya, will be coming back, but as a new character named Charlie who slipped through the portal opened at the finale of last season.

Black Lightning

And a bonus trailer which is not part of the Arrowverse, but part of the DC Universe superhero lineup on the CW, Black Lightning!

The post Trailers Out for All of the CW’s Arrowverse Shows appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

The BBC has just released a teaser trailer for series 11 of Doctor Who, tentatively set to premiere in the fall of 2018 (though no date has been set yet).

Other than showing us a glimpse of the 13th doctor grinning at us in her new outfit, we also get introduced to her new companions. And while most of the doctors only had one or two friends aboard their spaceship, the TARDIS (Time And Relative Dimension In Space), no.13 is getting a whole crew!

Meet Ryan (Tosin Cole), Yasmin (Mandip Gill) and Graham (Bradley Walsh)!

New showrunner Chris Chibnall also promised brand new foes for Jodie Whittaker’s doctor.

“We’ve got a new Doctor, all-new characters, all-new monsters, all-new stories,” Chibnall told the Radio Times. “It’s going to be exciting, emotional and the most enormous fun.”

He also promised the new series would be accessible for any new viewers who may want to jump in and join the fun without having to watch over 50 years’ worth of Doctor Who!

“It was really important to me that there’s no barrier to entry,” Chibnall said in his Radio Times interview. “You don’t need to know about anything that’s come before.”

The post “Doctor Who” Teases Series 11, New TARDIS Crew appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

But the two monster-hunting brothers have a new surprise up their sleeve for this week’s episode – they’re going on an adventure with Scooby-Doo and the gang!

“I’m really excited for Scooby-Doo to be part of the Supernatural lore,” actor Jared Padelecki, who plays Sam Winchester, told Den of Geek. “But I’m more excited for the Supernatural lore to be a part of the Scooby-Doo canon. That’s cool for me, you know what I mean? That now there’s a footnote about Supernatural when people are talking about Scooby-Doo.”

Padelecki revealed even had an opportunity to be in Scooby-Doo, but turned it down. He told Den of Geek:

“I grew up watching Scooby-Doo and I remember when the Scooby-Doo movies came out, and they wanted me to try out for Shaggy. I was young, and Lillard’s great — I fought not to do it. I don’t want to… I’m a big James Bond fan, not that I could ever be James Bond. Someone’s like ‘Would you try out?’ No, I wouldn’t, cause I wanna watch that as something I enjoy.”

In the episode, airing March 29th, Sam (Padalecki), Dean (Jensen Ackles), and Castiel (Misha Collins) are transported into the animated world of Scooby-Doo where they join forces with the Scooby gang to solve a ghostly mystery.

Watch the trailer below as well as a behind-the-scenes video.

The post CW’s “Supernatural” Teams Up with “Scooby-Doo” for Cartoon Crossover “ScoobyNatural” appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

One of the big ones is AMC’s The Walking Dead, which will return for its 9th season in October.

Check out the five and a half minutes trailer below, as well as the scoop from the show’s creators and cast!

Let’s start with the bad news. Everyone’s favorite sheriff, Rick Grimes, will bow out during season 9, actor Andrew Lincoln has confirmed.

“This will be my last season,” Lincoln said, bidding an emotional farewell at Comic Con.

“I love this show, it means everything to me. I love the people who make this show–I promise not to cry, I’ve done enough crying on screen–I am also deeply fond of the people who watch this show, you people. This has been the most extraordinary, amazing, and beautiful experience of my career made largely because of you guys.”

But he promised to go out with a bang! “My relationship with Mr. Grimes is far from over … There are two episodes [this season] that are my favorite episodes since the pilot,” Lincoln told fans.

Much like the comics, season 9 will begin with a time jump, though unlike the comics it won’t be as considerable (a few months to the comic’s assumed 2 years jump). The world is falling into decay as we draw further and further away from the outbreak of the zombie apocalypse, and Rick and the gang have to deal with this changing reality.

There’ll also be some new characters, including a new big bad: Alpha, played by Samantha Morton, who leads a new intriguing group called The Whisperers. What kind of threat they pose to our intrepid group of survivors remains to be seen (unless you read the comics, and then you already know).

The post The Biggest Challenge in “The Walking Dead” Season 9 is Not the Walkers appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

Check them out below along with some tidbits of information about the new seasons for each show from the Comic Con panels!

Arrow

With Oliver Queen now in prison with many of the bad guys he had a hand in putting away as the Arrow, actor Stephen Amell promises that at the beginning of the season “there’s nothing about him that’s heroic, at all.”

“There’s one scene in particular in the premiere [in which] what Oliver does is kind of reprehensible, and that’s interesting,” Amell teased.

Actor Colton Haynes, who plays Roy, praised new showrunner Beth Schwartz: “It’s the best spin that’s been put on the show since the show started. Having the female energy and female directors and female characters [feels] really special.”

The Flash

“There’ll be a lot of deaths this season,” executive producer Todd Helbing told the fans at The Flash panel on Saturday.

He also discussed the big bad of the new season, Cicada, played by Chris Klein (American Pie). Helbing said unlike in the comics, Cicada is “not so much a cult leader,” but “his powers present a challenge for Team Flash that they’ve never had to deal with before.”

And fans of Tom Cavanaugh have a reason to rejoice, as we will once again get a new portrayal of Wells from him: Sherloque Wells, who is “a very intelligent human being who is maybe not to be trusted,” according to Cavanaugh.

Supergirl

While much of the last season of Supergirl was spent on the question of how to balance Kara Danvers and Supergirl and who Kara wanted to be more, featuring actress Melissa Benoist more in her blue spandex suit than out of it, it seems like the new season will bring back Kara the journalist.

“Kara Danvers the reporter is going to be as big of a hero this season as Supergirl,” according to executive producer Jessica Queller.

“Last year, we were in outer space a lot. This year, we wanted to make the show a little more grounded. We wanted to take this opportunity to reflect on some of the things that are happening in our world,” EP Robert Rovner explained.

The show will also feature a new character, Nia, the first-ever transgender superhero on TV. Actress Nicole Maines describes her as “so wide-eyed” and “so pure.”

“She’s worked for Cat Grant in Washington, D.C., and she’s been sent to National City,” where Kara takes her under her wing as both a reporter and superhero. “She has this ferocious drive to protect and to fight against discrimination. She’s the superhero we need right now.”

Legends of Tomorrow

The Legends will see several big changes this year, as neither Firestorm nor Captain Cold (Wentworth Miller) are coming back following the death of Professor Stein (Victor Garber), who is one half of Firestorm, and the decision of the other half, Jefferson (Franz Drameh) to go off on his own.

The good news is that Maisie Richardson-Sellers, who played Amaya, will be coming back, but as a new character named Charlie who slipped through the portal opened at the finale of last season.

Black Lightning

And a bonus trailer which is not part of the Arrowverse, but part of the DC Universe superhero lineup on the CW, Black Lightning!

The post Trailers Out for All of the CW’s Arrowverse Shows appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

The BBC has just released a teaser trailer for series 11 of Doctor Who, tentatively set to premiere in the fall of 2018 (though no date has been set yet).

Other than showing us a glimpse of the 13th doctor grinning at us in her new outfit, we also get introduced to her new companions. And while most of the doctors only had one or two friends aboard their spaceship, the TARDIS (Time And Relative Dimension In Space), no.13 is getting a whole crew!

Meet Ryan (Tosin Cole), Yasmin (Mandip Gill) and Graham (Bradley Walsh)!

New showrunner Chris Chibnall also promised brand new foes for Jodie Whittaker’s doctor.

“We’ve got a new Doctor, all-new characters, all-new monsters, all-new stories,” Chibnall told the Radio Times. “It’s going to be exciting, emotional and the most enormous fun.”

He also promised the new series would be accessible for any new viewers who may want to jump in and join the fun without having to watch over 50 years’ worth of Doctor Who!

“It was really important to me that there’s no barrier to entry,” Chibnall said in his Radio Times interview. “You don’t need to know about anything that’s come before.”

The post “Doctor Who” Teases Series 11, New TARDIS Crew appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

But the two monster-hunting brothers have a new surprise up their sleeve for this week’s episode – they’re going on an adventure with Scooby-Doo and the gang!

“I’m really excited for Scooby-Doo to be part of the Supernatural lore,” actor Jared Padelecki, who plays Sam Winchester, told Den of Geek. “But I’m more excited for the Supernatural lore to be a part of the Scooby-Doo canon. That’s cool for me, you know what I mean? That now there’s a footnote about Supernatural when people are talking about Scooby-Doo.”

Padelecki revealed even had an opportunity to be in Scooby-Doo, but turned it down. He told Den of Geek:

“I grew up watching Scooby-Doo and I remember when the Scooby-Doo movies came out, and they wanted me to try out for Shaggy. I was young, and Lillard’s great — I fought not to do it. I don’t want to… I’m a big James Bond fan, not that I could ever be James Bond. Someone’s like ‘Would you try out?’ No, I wouldn’t, cause I wanna watch that as something I enjoy.”

In the episode, airing March 29th, Sam (Padalecki), Dean (Jensen Ackles), and Castiel (Misha Collins) are transported into the animated world of Scooby-Doo where they join forces with the Scooby gang to solve a ghostly mystery.

Watch the trailer below as well as a behind-the-scenes video.

The post CW’s “Supernatural” Teams Up with “Scooby-Doo” for Cartoon Crossover “ScoobyNatural” appeared first on Entertainment For Us.