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Five new cast members were added to the Hulu pilot of Southern Bastards, expanding the ensemble.
Jonathan Tucker, Amin Joseph, Ethan Suplee, Derek Luke, and Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor joined the cast.
The series is based on the graphic novels of the same name and was picked up to pilot in October 2025.
The logline describes a military veteran encountering a crime syndicate in Craw County, Alabama.
Kevin Bacon, Erin Kellyman, and Tim McGraw were already announced as cast members prior to these additions.
Reinaldo Marcus Green will direct the pilot, with Matt Olmstead as showrunner and executive producer.
The show is produced in association with Proximity Media and Fifth Season.
The pilot’s casting news was reported by Variety, highlighting the additions to the cast.
The article lists multiple related news items and industry context alongside the casting.

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Elisabeth Moss to compete in the Emmy guest drama actress category for The Testaments, not The Handmaid’s Tale.
The Testaments is treated as a separate series from The Handmaid’s Tale, making Moss eligible in a different category.
Moss will submit Episode 103, “Daisy,” as her official entry for the Emmys.
The Testaments is based on Margaret Atwood’s novel and is a follow-up set in Gilead years after The Handmaid’s Tale.
The Television Academy will release the complete list of category submissions at a later date.
The Testaments stars a broader ensemble and continues Moss’s Emmy-winning career in a new series.
Moss appears in three installments, keeping her below the 50% episode threshold for guest-acting eligibility.
The Testaments is a Hulu project produced by MGM Television and 20th Television, with Mike Barker directing the first three episodes.
The Emmy timeline begins with nomination-round voting from June 11–22, with nominations announced on July 8.

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The Times reviews Hulu’s '4x20: Quick Hits' as a brisk, four-part look at cannabis culture and history.
Each 20-minute film covers a distinct cannabis topic, from artistry to industry.
Bong Voyage profiles Jason Harris, focusing on artisanal glass and light humor.
Highly Unlikely chronicles the making of Harold & Kumar and breaks stereotypes.
The Legend of Ganjasaurus Rex highlights a Humboldt County community-film effort.
High Times examines the magazine’s history and its founder Tom Forçade.
Dana Beal is highlighted as a cannabis activist featured in the collection.
Review suggests the shorts are engaging and may spur further learning.
The collection balances affectionate tone with historical depth.
The review notes the films may prompt viewers to explore cannabis history further.

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Joe Buck is nearing a deal to host ESPN Jeopardy! for Hulu and Disney+, signaling a celebrity-led sports quiz venture on Disney platforms this summer.
Buck brings more than 30 years of high-profile NFL and MLB broadcasting, expanding his duties beyond play-by-play if the deal closes.
ESPN Jeopardy! is expected to feature celebrity contestants rather than drawing from the general public, aligning Buck with a star-driven format.
Buck has hosted Jeopardy!-related content before, adding to his experience with game-show formats following Trebek's tenure.
If confirmed, Buck would balance ESPN commitments with new hosting duties, broadening his role beyond traditional play-by-play.
The show is planned to air on Hulu and Disney+ with potential linear TV presence on ABC and ESPN platforms this summer.
Sony, owner of Jeopardy!, is pursuing brand expansion, which dovetails with Buck’s cross-platform hosting opportunities.
Buck has earned multiple honors, reinforcing his veteran status for a high-profile hosting role on a major brand extension.
Buck follows his father, Jack Buck, in continuing a family legacy in sports media with a high-visibility hosting assignment.
The reference framing indicates Buck’s career trajectory supports a shift toward celebrity-driven game show formats on ESPN and its platforms.
The Daily Mail article presents Buck as the focal point of a broader ESPN Jeopardy! revival, underscoring Buck’s cross-media appeal.

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Disney+ confirms Rivals: The Official Podcast will return for season two, hosted by Pandora Sykes.
Season two will premiere May 15 and run in two six-episode batches on Disney+ and other platforms.
Pandora Sykes will host the podcast, with guests discussing episodes and behind-the-scenes moments.
Rivals: The Podcast is tied to the popularity of the show Rivals and its UK reception.
Season two features returning cast and new guests, including actors from the series.
Disney+ will release new episodes on its platform in line with the season two rollout.
Rivals: The Podcast is produced by Platform Media, the creator of The Traitors: Uncloaked.
The show’s guests will discuss character arcs and behind-the-scenes secrets.
Rivals: The Podcast is linked to the broader Rivals TV series and its UK popularity.

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