Fans of Strictly Come Dancing have taken to social media to praise the show for featuring its very first deaf contestant, Rose Ayling-Ellis. A few weeks ago, the show premiered the long-awaited season 19 and revealed all 15 celebrities and their dancing partners. Like last year, there are still some restrictions in place for the contestants to ensure that the show can continue on during the aftermath of COVID-19. This essentially means that all the celebrities were assigned their partners before the show even premiered.In the opening group number to Donna Summer’s “I Feel Love,” the Strictly professionals gave fans insight into just what they can look forward to in the upcoming season, as well as reintroducing well-known presenters Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman, and judges Craig Revel Horwood, Motsi Mabuse, and Shirley Ballas. The new Strictly Come Dancing season also welcomed a brand new judge, a former professional dancer on the show, Anton Du Beke, replacing Dancing With The Stars judge Bruno Tonioli. While all of this is exciting for fans of the show, seeing new contestant Rose perform on the stage is something everyone is looking forward to.Related: Dancing With The Stars: Sporty Spice Mel C’s Biggest Scandals ExplainedRose, Strictly Come Dancing’s very first deaf contestant, has already won over the British public, with many fans of the show taking to social media to praise her. Twitter user @TweetingCosplay stated, “Watching #StrictlyComeDancing. Rose Ayling-Ellis is very much succeeding at being the most amazing person on the planet! Everyone else is alright too I suppose.” @ellajaytomlin showed her praise, saying, “Seeing everyone sign is making me so happy i’m actually tearing up! You’ve got this Gi and Rose 💕🥺🥳 #Strictly.”Rose stated that she wanted to use the show to demonstrate that the deaf community can still listen and dance to music despite their hearing impairment. Tess also explained to the audience that Rose will always have an interpreter present so that she can understand the judges’ feedback, as well as the dancing instructions given to the contestants on the show. While the fellow competitors, professionals, and audience applauded Rose for her inspiring words, professional dancer Gorka Marquez went one step further to show his support by gesturing his arms with the applause sign in sign language, which was great for fans to see.It is wonderful to see that the show Strictly Come Dancing is making an effort to provide representation across the show. As stated before, this season features Rose, who is making history as the first deaf contestant, and this season also features its very first joint male pair, John Whaite and Johannes Radebe. It will be interesting for fans to watch this new season unfold and see how all of these contestants do in the competition.Next: Dancing with the Stars: Fans Create Petition to Get Rid of Tyra BanksSources: @TweetingCosplay/Twitter, @ellajaytomlin/Twitterfrom ScreenRant – Feed https://ift.tt/3AbNW3V https://ift.tt/3A4x3YQ
Fans ofStrictly Come Dancing have taken to social media to praise the show for featuring its very first deaf contestant, Rose Ayling-Ellis. A few weeks ago, the show premiered the long-awaited season 19 and revealed all 15 celebrities and their dancing partners. Like last year, there are still some restrictions in place for the contestants to ensure that the show can continue on during the aftermath of COVID-19. This essentially means that all the celebrities were assigned their partners before the show even premiered.
In the opening group number to Donna Summer’s “I Feel Love,” the Strictly professionals gave fans insight into just what they can look forward to in the upcoming season, as well as reintroducing well-known presenters Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman, and judges Craig Revel Horwood, Motsi Mabuse, and Shirley Ballas. The new Strictly Come Dancing season also welcomed a brand new judge, a former professional dancer on the show, Anton Du Beke, replacing Dancing With The Stars judge Bruno Tonioli. While all of this is exciting for fans of the show, seeing new contestant Rose perform on the stage is something everyone is looking forward to.
Rose, Strictly Come Dancing’s very first deaf contestant, has already won over the British public, with many fans of the show taking to social media to praise her. Twitter user @TweetingCosplay stated, “Watching #StrictlyComeDancing. Rose Ayling-Ellis is very much succeeding at being the most amazing person on the planet! Everyone else is alright too I suppose.” @ellajaytomlin showed her praise, saying, “Seeing everyone sign is making me so happy i’m actually tearing up! You’ve got this Gi and Rose 💕🥺🥳 #Strictly.”
Rose stated that she wanted to use the show to demonstrate that the deaf community can still listen and dance to music despite their hearing impairment. Tess also explained to the audience that Rose will always have an interpreter present so that she can understand the judges’ feedback, as well as the dancing instructions given to the contestants on the show. While the fellow competitors, professionals, and audience applauded Rose for her inspiring words, professional dancer Gorka Marquez went one step further to show his support by gesturing his arms with the applause sign in sign language, which was great for fans to see.
It is wonderful to see that the show Strictly Come Dancing is making an effort to provide representation across the show. As stated before, this season features Rose, who is making history as the first deaf contestant, and this season also features its very first joint male pair, John Whaite and Johannes Radebe. It will be interesting for fans to watch this new season unfold and see how all of these contestants do in the competition.
Though the DC Extended Universe tends to be full of characters secluded and depressed vigilantes, there are actually a surprising amount who do have a fun streak. When it comes to living with any one of them, there’d be some surprising outcomes.RELATED: Batman V Superman Reimagined As 10 Other DC MoviesBetween psychotic but entertaining anti-heroes, sarcastic sidekicks, and heroes who have fun with their superpowers, there are loads of DC characters who would be fun to live with. But there are just as many who would be total doom and gloom, and living in Wayne Manor might not be worth dealing with Bruce’s constant brooding.10 Great: AquamanEven though he was the laughing stock of DC and was made fun of to no end in movies and TV, Warner Bros. completely subverted expectations by making Arthur Curry a surfer-like, tattoo-covered, bearded titan. Aquaman is the coolest superhero not just in the DC Extended Universe, but he’s even cooler than some heroes in the MCU too.As long as he trusts them, the king of Atlantis can be relaxed and friendly around people, and he’d be great to have a beer with. It’d also be a breath of fresh air living in Djupavik, the small fishing village where Curry resides, as it’s worlds away from the undoubtedly polluted metropolitan cities of Gotham and Metropolis.9 Worst: BatmanIt might seem great to live with Bruce Wayne without thinking too much about it, as the character lives in a mansion, is waited on hand and foot, and has access to so many fun toys. His roommate could never be bored, and though Robin was one of the reasons why Batman Forever was negatively received, it was certainly an accurate portrayal of how fans would act if they lived in Wayne Manor.RELATED: DCEU – 10 Funniest Goofs & Mistakes That Made It Into The MoviesHowever, no amount of gadgets could ever possibly make up for the fact that Bruce Wayne is morbid and miserable. It seems like the character is perpetually grieving, and his roomie is the one who would have to be the shoulder for him to cry on. And unfortunately, he’s the one billionaire philanthropist playboy who doesn’t through wild parties all the time.8 Great: AlfredLiving with Batman would be terrible, but living with Alfred would give the roommate all the perks of living with Batman without having to deal with Bruce Wayne’s mood swings. The Batcave and Wayne Manor would be accessible, along with all the nifty toys and gadgets that come with it.What’s even better is that Alfred isn’t the overly emotional butler that he was in the Dark Knight trilogy and the anthology movies. He’s more of the sarcastic type, meaning he’d be more fun to be around. Alfred is more hands-on with Batman’s tech too, which is part of the reason why Alfred should get his own HBO Max show, but it’s also why he’d make a great roommate.7 Worst: Amanda WallerIn a world where Darkseid, the villain who waged war on Earth, and Joker, a mass-murdering psychopath, both exist, Amanda Waller is possibly still the most frightening. Based on Suicide Squad and The Suicide Squad, Waller’s roommate would constantly be on edge due to the ceaseless underlying threat of murder.Roommates would surely suffer her wrath and have to endure her terrifying tirades for simply not immediately washing the dishes or spending too long in the bathroom. The only pro her roommate would get out of the relationship would be finding out the many secrets she has, as Waller is the subject of several unanswered mysteries about the first Suicide Squad movie. But even then, that comes at the risk of knowing too much and being shot in the back of the head.6 Great: ShazamIt seems a bit strange being roomies with Shazam considering he’s essentially a teenager who is still in school. However, Billy Batson’s superhero alter ego is so entertaining and he’s one of the few superheroes who doesn’t take his abilities so seriously. Shazam is one of the most rewatchable movies in the DCEU, and that’s partly because of how fun the character is.However, Shazam is a package deal and potential roommates wouldn’t just be living with him, but a whole group of foster children with loads of baggage. But the thing is, Billy’s best friend and foster brother Freddy might even be more fun to live with for DC fans. Freddy is the biggest DC enthusiast, as he collects superhero memorabilia and has an almost unhealthy obsession with Superman.5 Worst: CyborgBeing what is a strange coincidence in Justice League, many of the heroes have major daddy issues. Bruce Wayne is still traumatized from his father’s death, and Barry Allen’s father is in jail. But more than any of them, Victor stone has the most strained relationship with his dad, and any potential flatmate would have to deal with the baggage that comes with that.RELATED: 10 Biggest Secrets The Main Characters Kept In The DCEUBefore his accident, Victor would have made a great roommate, as he was charismatic, an overachiever, and enthusiastic about sports. He was possibly the most interesting DCEU character, but though he is still part human, he lacks any kind of emotion or personality.4 Great: Harley QuinnThere are plenty of reasons why Harley Quinn would make a terrible roommate. Between being trigger-happy and looting stores, the character is psychopathic, not to mention that anyone living with her would also have to live with her pet hyena hilariously named Bruce. But there are just as many reasons why Harley would make a great roomie.The character is a complete pleasure seeker, whether it’s clubbing or blowing up chemical labs with fireworks. Sometimes she simply wants to watch TV too. Harley Quinn might seem dangerous and like somebody people shouldn’t mingle with, but she’s the best anti-hero in the DCEU. As long as her roommate stays on her good side, she’s totally harmless and if anything, she’d have their back. On top of that, her roommate would have access to a ton of outrageous and fun outfits.3 Worst: King SharkSurprisingly enough, there are many reasons why King Shark could be a wild card and quite exciting to live with. In The Suicide Squad, King Shark showed that he isn’t just a vicious, blood-thirsty fish who tears people’s limbs apart, but there’s actually a humane side to the character too.It’s almost as if the naive shark just wants somebody to play with, as he mistook the Clyrax fish in the tank at Jotenheim as friends. But at the end of the day, he is still a meat eater who could turn on his flatmate at any second.2 Great: Wonder Woman2017’s Wonder Woman and 2020’s Wonder Woman 1984 could be considered the best and worst movies in the DCEU, but if there’s one thing they have in common, it’s the amazing costume designs. More so than Harley Quinn, Wonder Woman’s roommate would be doubling their wardrobe with decades-spanning outfits.As the character is centuries old, she has pencil skirts and fur-lined coats of the 1910s and velvet tracksuits and shoulder-padded jackets of the 1980s, just waiting for them to come back into fashion. Outside of a bigger closet, her roommate could learn a lot of life lessons too. Though she can be overly competitive at times, Princess Diana could teach her roommate a thing or two about compassion, and she’d give some of the most fascinating history lessons.1 Worst: SupermanIronically, many members of the Justice League would be terrible to live with despite being heroes. Along with Cyborg and Batman, Superman would be the worst to live with. Though he does have a lot of compassion like Princess Diana and people could learn a great deal from him, he’s simply a wet blanket.Where Diana still has a fun streak and is outgoing, Clark doesn’t seem to understand the concept of fun, at least not the DCEU version of the character. Though he is kind-hearted and would certainly pay the rent on time, Superman would be an absolute bore to live with.NEXT: 10 Best Comics References In The Snyderversefrom ScreenRant – Feed https://ift.tt/3uHfxc3 https://ift.tt/39wLElt
Though the DC Extended Universe tends to be full of characters secluded and depressed vigilantes, there are actually a surprising amount who do have a fun streak. When it comes to living with any one of them, there’d be some surprising outcomes.
Between psychotic but entertaining anti-heroes, sarcastic sidekicks, and heroes who have fun with their superpowers, there are loads of DC characters who would be fun to live with. But there are just as many who would be total doom and gloom, and living in Wayne Manor might not be worth dealing with Bruce’s constant brooding.
10 Great: Aquaman
Even though he was the laughing stock of DC and was made fun of to no end in movies and TV, Warner Bros. completely subverted expectations by making Arthur Curry a surfer-like, tattoo-covered, bearded titan. Aquaman is the coolest superhero not just in the DC Extended Universe, but he’s even cooler than some heroes in the MCU too.
As long as he trusts them, the king of Atlantis can be relaxed and friendly around people, and he’d be great to have a beer with. It’d also be a breath of fresh air living in Djupavik, the small fishing village where Curry resides, as it’s worlds away from the undoubtedly polluted metropolitan cities of Gotham and Metropolis.
9 Worst: Batman
It might seem great to live with Bruce Wayne without thinking too much about it, as the character lives in a mansion, is waited on hand and foot, and has access to so many fun toys. His roommate could never be bored, and though Robin was one of the reasons why Batman Forever was negatively received, it was certainly an accurate portrayal of how fans would act if they lived in Wayne Manor.
However, no amount of gadgets could ever possibly make up for the fact that Bruce Wayne is morbid and miserable. It seems like the character is perpetually grieving, and his roomie is the one who would have to be the shoulder for him to cry on. And unfortunately, he’s the one billionaire philanthropist playboy who doesn’t through wild parties all the time.
8 Great: Alfred
Living with Batman would be terrible, but living with Alfred would give the roommate all the perks of living with Batman without having to deal with Bruce Wayne’s mood swings. The Batcave and Wayne Manor would be accessible, along with all the nifty toys and gadgets that come with it.
What’s even better is that Alfred isn’t the overly emotional butler that he was in the Dark Knight trilogy and the anthology movies. He’s more of the sarcastic type, meaning he’d be more fun to be around. Alfred is more hands-on with Batman’s tech too, which is part of the reason why Alfred should get his own HBO Max show, but it’s also why he’d make a great roommate.
7 Worst: Amanda Waller
In a world where Darkseid, the villain who waged war on Earth, and Joker, a mass-murdering psychopath, both exist, Amanda Waller is possibly still the most frightening. Based on Suicide Squad and The Suicide Squad, Waller’s roommate would constantly be on edge due to the ceaseless underlying threat of murder.
Roommates would surely suffer her wrath and have to endure her terrifying tirades for simply not immediately washing the dishes or spending too long in the bathroom. The only pro her roommate would get out of the relationship would be finding out the many secrets she has, as Waller is the subject of several unanswered mysteries about the first Suicide Squad movie. But even then, that comes at the risk of knowing too much and being shot in the back of the head.
6 Great: Shazam
It seems a bit strange being roomies with Shazam considering he’s essentially a teenager who is still in school. However, Billy Batson’s superhero alter ego is so entertaining and he’s one of the few superheroes who doesn’t take his abilities so seriously. Shazam is one of the most rewatchable movies in the DCEU, and that’s partly because of how fun the character is.
However, Shazam is a package deal and potential roommates wouldn’t just be living with him, but a whole group of foster children with loads of baggage. But the thing is, Billy’s best friend and foster brother Freddy might even be more fun to live with for DC fans. Freddy is the biggest DC enthusiast, as he collects superhero memorabilia and has an almost unhealthy obsession with Superman.
5 Worst: Cyborg
Being what is a strange coincidence in Justice League, many of the heroes have major daddy issues. Bruce Wayne is still traumatized from his father’s death, and Barry Allen’s father is in jail. But more than any of them, Victor stone has the most strained relationship with his dad, and any potential flatmate would have to deal with the baggage that comes with that.
Before his accident, Victor would have made a great roommate, as he was charismatic, an overachiever, and enthusiastic about sports. He was possibly the most interesting DCEU character, but though he is still part human, he lacks any kind of emotion or personality.
4 Great: Harley Quinn
There are plenty of reasons why Harley Quinn would make a terrible roommate. Between being trigger-happy and looting stores, the character is psychopathic, not to mention that anyone living with her would also have to live with her pet hyena hilariously named Bruce. But there are just as many reasons why Harley would make a great roomie.
The character is a complete pleasure seeker, whether it’s clubbing or blowing up chemical labs with fireworks. Sometimes she simply wants to watch TV too. Harley Quinn might seem dangerous and like somebody people shouldn’t mingle with, but she’s the best anti-hero in the DCEU. As long as her roommate stays on her good side, she’s totally harmless and if anything, she’d have their back. On top of that, her roommate would have access to a ton of outrageous and fun outfits.
3 Worst: King Shark
Surprisingly enough, there are many reasons why King Shark could be a wild card and quite exciting to live with. In The Suicide Squad, King Shark showed that he isn’t just a vicious, blood-thirsty fish who tears people’s limbs apart, but there’s actually a humane side to the character too.
It’s almost as if the naive shark just wants somebody to play with, as he mistook the Clyrax fish in the tank at Jotenheim as friends. But at the end of the day, he is still a meat eater who could turn on his flatmate at any second.
2 Great: Wonder Woman
2017’s Wonder Woman and 2020’s Wonder Woman 1984 could be considered the best and worst movies in the DCEU, but if there’s one thing they have in common, it’s the amazing costume designs. More so than Harley Quinn, Wonder Woman’s roommate would be doubling their wardrobe with decades-spanning outfits.
As the character is centuries old, she has pencil skirts and fur-lined coats of the 1910s and velvet tracksuits and shoulder-padded jackets of the 1980s, just waiting for them to come back into fashion. Outside of a bigger closet, her roommate could learn a lot of life lessons too. Though she can be overly competitive at times, Princess Diana could teach her roommate a thing or two about compassion, and she’d give some of the most fascinating history lessons.
1 Worst: Superman
Ironically, many members of the Justice League would be terrible to live with despite being heroes. Along with Cyborg and Batman, Superman would be the worst to live with. Though he does have a lot of compassion like Princess Diana and people could learn a great deal from him, he’s simply a wet blanket.
Where Diana still has a fun streak and is outgoing, Clark doesn’t seem to understand the concept of fun, at least not the DCEU version of the character. Though he is kind-hearted and would certainly pay the rent on time, Superman would be an absolute bore to live with.
When creating an iconic horror villain who always seems to cheat death, one of the biggest things to consider is how they will look. A classic horror villain needs the right look to be intimidating and strike fear into the hearts of their victims. A mask and a sharp knife are good, but sometimes the situation calls for something more.RELATED: 10 Most Underrated Slasher MoviesHorror characters have made several freaky fashion statements over the decades, making fans rip these looks right off the silver screen every Halloween. From the striped sweaters and finger blades to full-on leather ensembles, these costumes are some seriously killer couture.10 Norman Bates – Psycho (1960 & 1998)”A boy’s best friend is his mother,” but wearing her clothes is another story. A gray wig and a housecoat might not seem like too much in terms of a slasher movie costume, but because of their integral part in Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho, Norman’s demented disguise is certainly worth a mention.The film is the cornerstone on which the slasher movie craze was founded, but it also came with a shocking fashion statement once “Mother’s” identity was revealed. Of course, shocking twists were Alfred Hitchcock’s MO, and Psycho is still a scary movie that holds up today.9 The Phantom – The Phantom Of The Opera (1925 – 1998)From Lon Chaney to Norm Lewis, many fabulous actors have donned the mask of the Phantom of the Opera. But no matter if it’s Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical version, Robert Englund’s gory adaptation, or the original silent film, there’s no mistaking the man in the mask as anyone other than the infamous Opera Ghost.RELATED: 10 Slasher Movies Where The Bad Guy Actually Dies At The EndAll proper interpretations of the character feature two things: an ornate mask to conceal his disfigurement and identity and an elegant black cape to wave in a dramatic fashion. For the most part, it’s a look that has remained as traditional and classic as the Phantom himself. If it’s not broken, don’t fix it.8 Candyman – Candyman (1992 & 2021)Clive Barker’s Candyman could be considered a modern gothic horror film, and there’s no denying that Tony Todd didn’t at least take a few notes from the previous character. From his calm and cold demeanor to the way he wears that magnificent coat and bloody hook, there’s only one character it could possibly be.Even though the recent remake gives the character a more modern adaptation, Nia DeCosta couldn’t separate the legend from the reimagining. In no uncertain terms, Tony Todd owns this role, through and through.7 Pinhead – Hellraiser (1987, 1988 & 2022)Hellraiser is probably Clive Barker’s best-known creation, and its sadomasochistic demons from the Lament Configuration are definitely some of the most recognizable of their species. But the number one character that stands out amongst the leather-clad horrors is their insidious leader, Pinhead.RELATED: 10 Best Meta Slasher Movies, Ranked According To IMDbThe leather garments may change on occasion, but there’s only one horror character with a head full of nails and a nasty set of hooks and chains. It’s visceral, it’s gruesome, it’s gory, and it’s a look that’s outright unforgettable.6 Pennywise – It (1990 & 2017)There’s nothing funny about a clown after midnight, and that’s more than likely true. Especially if it’s this sewer-dwelling, kid-eating, cosmic horror from one of Stephen King. Both Bill Skarsgard and Tim Curry each gave their own unique twists, but it’s the 1990 version that remains iconic.The remake version was great, absolutely horrifying, but there’s just something so innately sinister and unsettling about a character that isn’t “scary” until it’s too late. The original Pennywise was approachable, funny, and charming until it was time to show some teeth. Plus, the brighter colors and zanier attire make him stand out as the better It clown.5 Leatherface – The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974 – 2021)When it comes to dressing up, Leatherface doesn’t just have one look to choose from. In fact, he has a whole basement full of faces for every occasion. He’s one of those characters that has had a very long career, occasionally changing his looks completely for new sequels.RELATED: 10 Ways Slasher Movies Have Changed Since The ’80sOne thing that does remain constant, however, is his frequently growing collection of human skin masks and affinity for power tools. With each different installment, Leatherface seems to get a fresh face for a new audience. Whether for better or worse, he’s certainly fashionably versatile.4 Freddy Krueger – A Nightmare On Elm Street (1984 – 2010)One only has to look at a set of red and green stripes to think of the infamous Freddy Krueger, a slasher villain full of cheesy one-liners that have aged poorly. But unlike Leatherface, Freddy has remained consistent throughout most of his franchise, although his tone is another story.The hat, the sweater, and the bladed glove are all the elements that made Freddy iconic, and he never had to change to suit fan cravings or scripts. He might have altered his physical form in the dream world, but the stripes might as well have been part of his skin.3 Michael Myers – Halloween (1978 – 2022)Sometimes, the simplest approach is always the best. What people tend to forget about the original Halloween movie is that it was an independent film made on a shoestring budget. But even with that in mind, a set of coveralls and a painted white mask still ended up becoming one of the most frightening faces on the silver screen.RELATED: 10 Scariest Slasher Movies To Never Watch Alone, RankedEven with the series’s popularity over the years, Michael never changed his form. He could have found different masks with each film, came back as a zombie, are completely changed altogether, but the filmmakers knew what the fans wanted. They wanted the Shape in all his glory, and he’s been the same ever since.2 Jason Voorhees – Friday The 13th (1980 – 2009)Michael walked so Jason could stalk, Crystal Lake’s resident slasher might not even exist if it wasn’t for Halloween laying down the groundwork for what a masked slayer needs. Friday the 13th and Halloween do share more than a few similarities, after all.Comparisons aside, there’s only one true blue slasher to this day that can make that hockey mask work. Often imitated but never duplicated, Jason’s iconic look has been homaged, parodied, and repeated in and out of the horror genre. While it might have suffered some wear and tear over the years, it remains the guy’s classic look.1 Ghostface – Scream (1996 – 2022)While it might seem strange to rank Ghostface over Jason, consider the following. Think about how many times the Ghostface persona has been taken on by other characters, how very little it’s been altered, and how it manages to continuously show up in Halloween decor, year after year.The costume and mask were designed with purpose, personality, and practicality, which is why it’s remained almost entirely constant since 1996. Whether it’s being scary in Scream or silly in the Scary Movie franchise, it’s a look that has stood the test of time.NEXT: The 10 Most Influential Slasher Movies In Horror Historyfrom ScreenRant – Feed https://ift.tt/2ZN4wug https://ift.tt/2WmIRDB
When creating an iconic horror villain who always seems to cheat death, one of the biggest things to consider is how they will look. A classic horror villain needs the right look to be intimidating and strike fear into the hearts of their victims. A mask and a sharp knife are good, but sometimes the situation calls for something more.
Horror characters have made several freaky fashion statements over the decades, making fans rip these looks right off the silver screen every Halloween. From the striped sweaters and finger blades to full-on leather ensembles, these costumes are some seriously killer couture.
10 Norman Bates – Psycho (1960 & 1998)
“A boy’s best friend is his mother,” but wearing her clothes is another story. A gray wig and a housecoat might not seem like too much in terms of a slasher movie costume, but because of their integral part in Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho, Norman’s demented disguise is certainly worth a mention.
The film is the cornerstone on which the slasher movie craze was founded, but it also came with a shocking fashion statement once “Mother’s” identity was revealed. Of course, shocking twists were Alfred Hitchcock’s MO, and Psycho is still a scary movie that holds up today.
9 The Phantom – The Phantom Of The Opera (1925 – 1998)
From Lon Chaney to Norm Lewis, many fabulous actors have donned the mask of the Phantom of the Opera. But no matter if it’s Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical version, Robert Englund’s gory adaptation, or the original silent film, there’s no mistaking the man in the mask as anyone other than the infamous Opera Ghost.
All proper interpretations of the character feature two things: an ornate mask to conceal his disfigurement and identity and an elegant black cape to wave in a dramatic fashion. For the most part, it’s a look that has remained as traditional and classic as the Phantom himself. If it’s not broken, don’t fix it.
8 Candyman – Candyman (1992 & 2021)
Clive Barker’s Candyman could be considered a modern gothic horror film, and there’s no denying that Tony Todd didn’t at least take a few notes from the previous character. From his calm and cold demeanor to the way he wears that magnificent coat and bloody hook, there’s only one character it could possibly be.
Even though the recent remake gives the character a more modern adaptation, Nia DeCosta couldn’t separate the legend from the reimagining. In no uncertain terms, Tony Todd owns this role, through and through.
7 Pinhead – Hellraiser (1987, 1988 & 2022)
Hellraiseris probably Clive Barker’s best-known creation, and its sadomasochistic demons from the Lament Configuration are definitely some of the most recognizable of their species. But the number one character that stands out amongst the leather-clad horrors is their insidious leader, Pinhead.
The leather garments may change on occasion, but there’s only one horror character with a head full of nails and a nasty set of hooks and chains. It’s visceral, it’s gruesome, it’s gory, and it’s a look that’s outright unforgettable.
6 Pennywise – It (1990 & 2017)
There’s nothing funny about a clown after midnight, and that’s more than likely true. Especially if it’s this sewer-dwelling, kid-eating, cosmic horror from one of Stephen King. Both Bill Skarsgard and Tim Curry each gave their own unique twists, but it’s the 1990 version that remains iconic.
The remake version was great, absolutely horrifying, but there’s just something so innately sinister and unsettling about a character that isn’t “scary” until it’s too late. The original Pennywise was approachable, funny, and charming until it was time to show some teeth. Plus, the brighter colors and zanier attire make him stand out as the better It clown.
5 Leatherface – The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974 – 2021)
When it comes to dressing up, Leatherface doesn’t just have one look to choose from. In fact, he has a whole basement full of faces for every occasion. He’s one of those characters that has had a very long career, occasionally changing his looks completely for new sequels.
One thing that does remain constant, however, is his frequently growing collection of human skin masks and affinity for power tools. With each different installment, Leatherface seems to get a fresh face for a new audience. Whether for better or worse, he’s certainly fashionably versatile.
4 Freddy Krueger – A Nightmare On Elm Street (1984 – 2010)
The hat, the sweater, and the bladed glove are all the elements that made Freddy iconic, and he never had to change to suit fan cravings or scripts. He might have altered his physical form in the dream world, but the stripes might as well have been part of his skin.
3 Michael Myers – Halloween (1978 – 2022)
Sometimes, the simplest approach is always the best. What people tend to forget about the original Halloweenmovie is that it was an independent film made on a shoestring budget. But even with that in mind, a set of coveralls and a painted white mask still ended up becoming one of the most frightening faces on the silver screen.
Even with the series’s popularity over the years, Michael never changed his form. He could have found different masks with each film, came back as a zombie, are completely changed altogether, but the filmmakers knew what the fans wanted. They wanted the Shape in all his glory, and he’s been the same ever since.
Comparisons aside, there’s only one true blue slasher to this day that can make that hockey mask work. Often imitated but never duplicated, Jason’s iconic look has been homaged, parodied, and repeated in and out of the horror genre. While it might have suffered some wear and tear over the years, it remains the guy’s classic look.
1 Ghostface – Scream (1996 – 2022)
While it might seem strange to rank Ghostface over Jason, consider the following. Think about how many times the Ghostface persona has been taken on by other characters, how very little it’s been altered, and how it manages to continuously show up in Halloween decor, year after year.
The costume and mask were designed with purpose, personality, and practicality, which is why it’s remained almost entirely constant since 1996. Whether it’s being scary in Scream or silly in the Scary Movie franchise, it’s a look that has stood the test of time.
Every winner of Big Brother has had to make big moves in order to come out on top. Indeed, most, if not all of the winners had to accomplish some type of feat to be in the final two, even if it was just winning the last competitions that helped get them there.RELATED: The First 10 Winners Of Big Brother & Their Most Iconic Scenes When it comes to the 10 best winners of Big Brother, they have had some memorable moments in the game. Some of these moves actually helped them become the winner while others were memorable for other reasons. In every case, though, they have become iconic.10 Ian Terry (Season 14) – Orchestrating Mike’s EvictionNot only did Ian win against Dan Gheesling, one of the best to ever play the game, but he also orchestrated the eviction of Mike “Boogie” Malin, one of Big Brother’s most prominent players to date. Ian was part of Boogie’s alliance and seemingly the least threatening of the bunch — until he proved that he wasn’t.Right after Boogie’s eviction, which was an iconic scene that led right back to Ian, Ian stepped on the gas and won a total of four HoH competitions as well as two critical Vetos, ensuring his spot in the finale. Ian was the ultimate underdog who proved that underdogs can be serious threats.9 Nicole Franzel (Season 18) – Being Announced As WinnerNot only was she the first woman to win against a male competitor, but Nicole also bested the cocky and arrogant Paul Abrahamian, who believed he ran the game the entire time and was a shoo-in to win. Little did he know that many on the jury held a grudge and decided to award the win to Nicole.Both Nicole and Paul looked equally shocked when she was declared winner, and Nicole running through confetti to accept her prize was an iconic moment for the three-time player. Paul remains one of the Big Brother players who had the greatest downfalls, and while Nicole can’t be credited with making any big moves herself, her win in and of itself was iconic.8 Cody Calafiore (Season 22) – Evicting NicoleWhile it seemed likely right from the beginning that Cody was going to win given his physical prowess, leadership position in a dominant alliance, and general likability, his most memorable moment was when he evicted Nicole in the final minutes of the game, choosing to sit beside Enzo in the final two instead.RELATED: The 10 Most Recent Winners Of Big Brother & Their Most Iconic Scenes Nicole was not only heartbroken as she believed he was going to honor their final two alliance, but she was also visibly angered and bitter. While Cody seemed like he truly felt bad about the decision, it remains his most memorable move in the game.7 Dan Gheesling (Season 10) – Dan’s Funeral In Season 14Dan’s Funeral has become a thing of legend in the Big Brother game; a strategy that not only saved him from eviction but also helped get him to the final two. Indeed, while this was Dan’s most iconic move, he did not make it in the season he won (season 10); this happened in season 14, in which he placed second to Ian Terry.Dan had many iconic moves throughout his two times playing the game, but the funeral, where he called out his ally and pretended she had betrayed him (failing to fill her in on the ruse first to ensure an authentic reaction) was a genius move and a scene fans love to watch over and over again.6 Will Kirby (Season 2) – Manipulating Janelle In Season 7Will remains one of the best to ever play Big Brother. And while his diary room sessions with Mike “Boogie” Malin where they mocked and laughed at the people they had backstabbed have become the most iconic scenes from his season, Dr. Will, as he is known, had some other memorable scenes that involved only himself.Fans of the first All-Stars might not have viewed it as an iconic scene. However, now that there’s a new legion of fans of the show who have gotten to know and love Janelle, watching how he manipulated her to vote out her best friend Marcellas has become a heart-wrenching and cringe-worthy scene. It was one of the worst things Will Kirby ever did in Big Brother.5 Steve Moses (Season 17) – Voting Out VanessaThroughout the entire season, Vanessa Rousso was the expected winner. It seemed even the houseguests relented to the fact that she was obviously running the show and was the one to beat. The fact that she was so well-liked meant that even though people knew she had a good chance at making it to the finals, they still didn’t go against her.RELATED: 10 Most Classless Exits From Big Brother, Ranked Indeed, Vanessa made it right up to the end. That is, until Steve Moses, who had been seemingly quiet and in the background for much of the season, pulled out a win when it mattered most and did the unthinkable: voted out the woman everyone thought would win. It turned out to be the right move as not only did Steve win himself, but an informal poll afterward confirmed that if Steve had taken Vanessa to the finals with him, he would have lost.4 Andy Herren (Season 15) – The Rogue VoteAndy might be one of the more controversial winners, a “floater” who some felt didn’t deserve to win the top prize. However, Andy did make some quiet but critical moves in the game. He flipped back and forth from one alliance to the next, which made people believe him to be disloyal.But his biggest move was convincing McCrae to vote out someone he was aligned with and who would never go against him. He lied about a rogue vote being attributed to Elissa, causing friction within their friendship. McCrae listened and ended up going out the door next while Andy won four competitions in a row to secure the win in the end.3 Hayden Moss (Season 12) – Big Reveal To BritneyIt wasn’t just Hayden’s most iconic moment, but the most iconic moment for his entire alliance, which ran the game for its entire duration. Called the Brigade, comprised of Hayden, Enzo, and Lane, and Matt (until he got backstabbed), they were one of the most entertaining alliances on Big Brother.When Hayden, the obvious leader, finally made it to the end with his two buds, they decided to break the news together to Britney about the alliance. She was the last woman standing and they did not want to give her false hope that she had a shot to stay. It was both heartbreaking for her and the final confirmation for the trio that they had made it to the end.2 Rachel Reilly (Season 13) – Yelling “Floaters, You Better Grab A Life Vest!” In Season 12It remains one of the most memorable quotes on Big Brother: when Rachel, angered by the houseguests who were seemingly coasting through the game, yelled “Floaters, you better grab a life vest!” in season 12. Rachel, of course, won many competitions and appreciated the integrity of the game, which meant playing hard and trying her best.While Rachel had many memorable moments throughout the two seasons she played, including in season 13 when she didn’t make it to the end, this remains one for which she is often noted.1 Xavier (Season 23) – LuciousThe latest winner of the series, Xavier made history for a number of reasons. Most notably, he became the first Black winner in the show’s U.S. history (with the exception of Tamar Braxton’s win of the first edition of Celebrity Big Brother). He also joins the ranks of a select few who have won by unanimous vote, including Big Brother legends like Dan Gheesling and Cody Calafiore. He is also the first winner to receive the enhanced prize of $750,000 over the usual $500,000.With all of these accolades, along with that intense eviction scene with Kyland, Xavier’s most iconic scene involves his return from 24 hours of solitary dressed as his alter-ego Lucious. A supposed character created out of his intense boredom, he emerged walking down the stairs with an unbuttoned top, afro wig, sunglasses, and an exaggeratedly smooth gait. It was a moment of laughter that was needed among the houseguests.NEXT: 10 Best Strategic Moves Made In Big Brother 23 from ScreenRant – Feed https://ift.tt/3mrRI48 https://ift.tt/3FgjZmU
Every winner of Big Brother has had to make big moves in order to come out on top. Indeed, most, if not all of the winners had to accomplish some type of feat to be in the final two, even if it was just winning the last competitions that helped get them there.
When it comes to the 10 best winners of Big Brother, they have had some memorable moments in the game. Some of these moves actually helped them become the winner while others were memorable for other reasons. In every case, though, they have become iconic.
10 Ian Terry (Season 14) – Orchestrating Mike’s Eviction
Not only did Ian win against Dan Gheesling, one of the best to ever play the game, but he also orchestrated the eviction of Mike “Boogie” Malin, one of Big Brother‘s most prominent players to date. Ian was part of Boogie’s alliance and seemingly the least threatening of the bunch — until he proved that he wasn’t.
Right after Boogie’s eviction, which was an iconic scene that led right back to Ian, Ian stepped on the gas and won a total of four HoH competitions as well as two critical Vetos, ensuring his spot in the finale. Ian was the ultimate underdog who proved that underdogs can be serious threats.
9 Nicole Franzel (Season 18) – Being Announced As Winner
Not only was she the first woman to win against a male competitor, but Nicole also bested the cocky and arrogant Paul Abrahamian, who believed he ran the game the entire time and was a shoo-in to win. Little did he know that many on the jury held a grudge and decided to award the win to Nicole.
Both Nicole and Paul looked equally shocked when she was declared winner, and Nicole running through confetti to accept her prize was an iconic moment for the three-time player. Paul remains one of the Big Brother players who had the greatest downfalls, and while Nicole can’t be credited with making any big moves herself, her win in and of itself was iconic.
8 Cody Calafiore (Season 22) – Evicting Nicole
While it seemed likely right from the beginning that Cody was going to win given his physical prowess, leadership position in a dominant alliance, and general likability, his most memorable moment was when he evicted Nicole in the final minutes of the game, choosing to sit beside Enzo in the final two instead.
Nicole was not only heartbroken as she believed he was going to honor their final two alliance, but she was also visibly angered and bitter. While Cody seemed like he truly felt bad about the decision, it remains his most memorable move in the game.
7 Dan Gheesling (Season 10) – Dan’s Funeral In Season 14
Dan’s Funeral has become a thing of legend in the Big Brother game; a strategy that not only saved him from eviction but also helped get him to the final two. Indeed, while this was Dan’s most iconic move, he did not make it in the season he won (season 10); this happened in season 14, in which he placed second to Ian Terry.
Dan had many iconic moves throughout his two times playing the game, but the funeral, where he called out his ally and pretended she had betrayed him (failing to fill her in on the ruse first to ensure an authentic reaction) was a genius move and a scene fans love to watch over and over again.
6 Will Kirby (Season 2) – Manipulating Janelle In Season 7
Will remains one of the best to ever play Big Brother. And while his diary room sessions with Mike “Boogie” Malin where they mocked and laughed at the people they had backstabbed have become the most iconic scenes from his season, Dr. Will, as he is known, had some other memorable scenes that involved only himself.
Fans of the first All-Stars might not have viewed it as an iconic scene. However, now that there’s a new legion of fans of the show who have gotten to know and love Janelle, watching how he manipulated her to vote out her best friend Marcellas has become a heart-wrenching and cringe-worthy scene. It was one of the worst things Will Kirby ever did in Big Brother.
5 Steve Moses (Season 17) – Voting Out Vanessa
Throughout the entire season, Vanessa Rousso was the expected winner. It seemed even the houseguests relented to the fact that she was obviously running the show and was the one to beat. The fact that she was so well-liked meant that even though people knew she had a good chance at making it to the finals, they still didn’t go against her.
Indeed, Vanessa made it right up to the end. That is, until Steve Moses, who had been seemingly quiet and in the background for much of the season, pulled out a win when it mattered most and did the unthinkable: voted out the woman everyone thought would win. It turned out to be the right move as not only did Steve win himself, but an informal poll afterward confirmed that if Steve had taken Vanessa to the finals with him, he would have lost.
4 Andy Herren (Season 15) – The Rogue Vote
Andy might be one of the more controversial winners, a “floater” who some felt didn’t deserve to win the top prize. However, Andy did make some quiet but critical moves in the game. He flipped back and forth from one alliance to the next, which made people believe him to be disloyal.
But his biggest move was convincing McCrae to vote out someone he was aligned with and who would never go against him. He lied about a rogue vote being attributed to Elissa, causing friction within their friendship. McCrae listened and ended up going out the door next while Andy won four competitions in a row to secure the win in the end.
3 Hayden Moss (Season 12) – Big Reveal To Britney
It wasn’t just Hayden’s most iconic moment, but the most iconic moment for his entire alliance, which ran the game for its entire duration. Called the Brigade, comprised of Hayden, Enzo, and Lane, and Matt (until he got backstabbed), they were one of the most entertaining alliances on Big Brother.
When Hayden, the obvious leader, finally made it to the end with his two buds, they decided to break the news together to Britney about the alliance. She was the last woman standing and they did not want to give her false hope that she had a shot to stay. It was both heartbreaking for her and the final confirmation for the trio that they had made it to the end.
2 Rachel Reilly (Season 13) – Yelling “Floaters, You Better Grab A Life Vest!” In Season 12
It remains one of the most memorable quotes on Big Brother: when Rachel, angered by the houseguests who were seemingly coasting through the game, yelled “Floaters, you better grab a life vest!” in season 12. Rachel, of course, won many competitions and appreciated the integrity of the game, which meant playing hard and trying her best.
While Rachel had many memorable moments throughout the two seasons she played, including in season 13 when she didn’t make it to the end, this remains one for which she is often noted.
1 Xavier (Season 23) – Lucious
The latest winner of the series, Xavier made history for a number of reasons. Most notably, he became the first Black winner in the show’s U.S. history (with the exception of Tamar Braxton’s win of the first edition of Celebrity Big Brother). He also joins the ranks of a select few who have won by unanimous vote, including Big Brother legends like Dan Gheesling and Cody Calafiore. He is also the first winner to receive the enhanced prize of $750,000 over the usual $500,000.
With all of these accolades, along with that intense eviction scene with Kyland, Xavier’s most iconic scene involves his return from 24 hours of solitary dressed as his alter-ego Lucious. A supposed character created out of his intense boredom, he emerged walking down the stairs with an unbuttoned top, afro wig, sunglasses, and an exaggeratedly smooth gait. It was a moment of laughter that was needed among the houseguests.
Netflix has released an update on the status of Squid Game season 2, commenting on the chances and timeline for the smash-hit Korean series getting a second chapter. While Netflix has had significant international success in the past with non-English shows like Lupin and Money Heist, nothing has compared to Squid Game, which is set to become the streamer’s biggest series ever. That level of success would seem to demand a Squid Game season 2, but will it happen?The end of Squid Game season 1 certainly leaves enough loose ends hanging to generate more story in a potential Squid Game season 2. Much of the lore and history surrounding the deadly competition is left shrouded in mystery, leaving some major storylines open for continuation in the future. However, Squid Game’s unprecedented popularity on Netflix couldn’t possibly have been anticipated, so the plan for the franchise’s future surely looks quite different now than it did when Squid Game first aired.Related: Squid Game Subtitles vs. English Dub: Which You Should WatchIn a recent interview with Vulture, Bela Bajaria, Netflix’s head of Global TV, discussed the likelihood and potential timeline of Squid Game season 2 and when it could arrive. Because Squid Game’s popularity has so drastically exceeded Netflix’s expectations, the main question seems to be the availability of creator Hwang Dong-hyuk. “He has a film and other things he’s working on,” Bajaria said, emphasizing that Netflix is “trying to figure out the right structure for him.” It’s good that Netflix is deferring to Hwang and prioritizing his availability, but that also means that Squid Game season 2 may not be coming for a while.Still, it’s encouraging to hear that plans for Squid Game season 2 are in motion at Netflix. From the dystopic storyline and rich, taught atmosphere to the striking visual style and Squid Game’s cast of talented stars, there are a lot of reasons to love Hwang’s series, and it’s great to see it catching on all over the world. Given how many characters die throughout the series, of course, Squid Game season 2 could be a good deal different than season 1, but that only means more opportunities for new and exciting storylines.Hwang has said that he wants to take some time away from Squid Game before jumping back in for season 2. There’s a chance that he could decide not to return to the franchise at all, which would lead to either a shift in creative oversight for future installments or Squid Game season 1 simply being all there is. For the story, the ending of Squid Game season 1 could easily serve as the end of the series as a whole, but it’s unlikely that Netflix would leave such a massively popular property undeveloped.Next: Squid Game: Biggest Unanswered Questions & MysteriesSource: Vulturefrom ScreenRant – Feed https://ift.tt/2Yg1luz https://ift.tt/3oB3ZGa
Netflix has released an update on the status of Squid Game season 2, commenting on the chances and timeline for the smash-hit Korean series getting a second chapter. While Netflix has had significant international success in the past with non-English shows like Lupin and Money Heist, nothing has compared to Squid Game, which is set to become the streamer’s biggest series ever. That level of success would seem to demand a Squid Game season 2, but will it happen?
The end of Squid Game season 1 certainly leaves enough loose ends hanging to generate more story in a potential Squid Game season 2. Much of the lore and history surrounding the deadly competition is left shrouded in mystery, leaving some major storylines open for continuation in the future. However, Squid Game’s unprecedented popularity on Netflix couldn’t possibly have been anticipated, so the plan for the franchise’s future surely looks quite different now than it did when Squid Game first aired.
In a recent interview with Vulture, Bela Bajaria, Netflix’s head of Global TV, discussed the likelihood and potential timeline of Squid Game season 2 and when it could arrive. Because Squid Game’s popularity has so drastically exceeded Netflix’s expectations, the main question seems to be the availability of creator Hwang Dong-hyuk. “He has a film and other things he’s working on,” Bajaria said, emphasizing that Netflix is “trying to figure out the right structure for him.” It’s good that Netflix is deferring to Hwang and prioritizing his availability, but that also means that Squid Game season 2 may not be coming for a while.
Still, it’s encouraging to hear that plans for Squid Game season 2 are in motion at Netflix. From the dystopic storyline and rich, taught atmosphere to the striking visual style and Squid Game’s cast of talented stars, there are a lot of reasons to love Hwang’s series, and it’s great to see it catching on all over the world. Given how many characters die throughout the series, of course, Squid Game season 2 could be a good deal different than season 1, but that only means more opportunities for new and exciting storylines.
Hwang has said that he wants to take some time away from Squid Game before jumping back in for season 2. There’s a chance that he could decide not to return to the franchise at all, which would lead to either a shift in creative oversight for future installments or Squid Game season 1 simply being all there is. For the story, the ending of Squid Gameseason 1 could easily serve as the end of the series as a whole, but it’s unlikely that Netflix would leave such a massively popular property undeveloped.
Robyn Dixon and Gizelle Bryant from The Real Housewives of Potomac hosted a Reasonably Shady party in honor of their new podcast, and it’s time to talk about the gossip that made the rounds at that event. The green-eye bandits have been best friends since the beginning of RHOP. However, the bash marked the beginning of a whole new adventure for the entrepreneurs.Before the event, Gizelle and Robyn had some differences of opinion. Gizelle planned to have the event outside of her home due to the construction and said she wouldn’t let certain individuals inside. Gizelle decided that Dr. Wendy Osefo and Karen Huger wouldn’t be allowed to use the bathroom. Robyn wasn’t prepared to cosign this. Karen and Gizelle’s age-old feud cast a pall over the afternoon, as did Gizelle’s tension with Wendy. Gizelle decided to bring up the infidelity gossip surrounding Wendy’s husband Eddie Osefo on the season’s first girls’ trip. Wendy said none of the rumors are true. In turn, Wendy threw shade at Gizelle’s recent split with her ex-husband. When the party started, paddles were handed out, with “reasonable” and “shady” on each side. Then, Gizelle and Robyn asked questions, which the RHOP labeled reasonable or shady with their paddles. Before they could get too far, Karen pulled Mia Thornton aside. Mia questioned Candiace Dillard Bassett’s mom about whether Candiace’s husband Chris Bassett was paid as her manager. During the game, Gizelle took issue with Wendy for telling Candiace about Mia’s comments. Candiace appreciated Wendy’s honesty and confronted Mia, asking, “why is it appropriate to ask my mom a question like that? At a day that’s supposed to be joyful and positive?” When Mia labeled her music video low budget, Candiace struck a low blow by labeling Mia’s mother low budget as well. After that, RHOP’s Candiace held her tongue, showing her skills in terms of avoiding further drama.The group also debated whether Karen’s honest drunk calls were reasonable or shady. What they could agree on was that they were entertaining. Gizelle then asked if it was reasonable or shady to question Wendy’s changes in appearance amid the cheating rumors surrounding Eddie. Wendy answered, “I mean, it would only be reasonable if the same blog that reported that didn’t report that you had an STD,” referring to Gizelle. Robyn then got extremely heated with Wendy, saying no one could get through to her. Wendy made the final point that if any of them were genuinely concerned, the RHOP could have called her directly.Ultimately, as per Bravo’s The Daily Dish, “the jury is still out” on whether the party “was at all reasonable, but it was definitely shady.” What is certain is that Gizelle and Robyn have concocted a podcast formula that is sure to sell. When it comes to the green-eyed bandits’ feud with Wendy and Candiace’s tension with Mia, fans will have to see how the rest of The Real Housewives of Potomac season unfolds.
Robyn Dixon and Gizelle Bryant from The Real Housewives of Potomac hosted a Reasonably Shady party in honor of their new podcast, and it’s time to talk about the gossip that made the rounds at that event. The green-eye bandits have been best friends since the beginning of RHOP. However, the bash marked the beginning of a whole new adventure for the entrepreneurs.
Before the event, Gizelle and Robyn had some differences of opinion. Gizelle planned to have the event outside of her home due to the construction and said she wouldn’t let certain individuals inside. Gizelle decided that Dr. Wendy Osefo and Karen Huger wouldn’t be allowed to use the bathroom. Robyn wasn’t prepared to cosign this. Karen and Gizelle’s age-old feud cast a pall over the afternoon, as did Gizelle’s tension with Wendy. Gizelle decided to bring up the infidelity gossip surrounding Wendy’s husband Eddie Osefo on the season’s first girls’ trip. Wendy said none of the rumors are true. In turn, Wendy threw shade at Gizelle’s recent split with her ex-husband.
When the party started, paddles were handed out, with “reasonable” and “shady” on each side. Then, Gizelle and Robyn asked questions, which the RHOP labeled reasonable or shady with their paddles. Before they could get too far, Karen pulled Mia Thornton aside. Mia questioned Candiace Dillard Bassett’s mom about whether Candiace’s husband Chris Bassett was paid as her manager. During the game, Gizelle took issue with Wendy for telling Candiace about Mia’s comments. Candiace appreciated Wendy’s honesty and confronted Mia, asking, “why is it appropriate to ask my mom a question like that? At a day that’s supposed to be joyful and positive?” When Mia labeled her music video low budget, Candiace struck a low blow by labeling Mia’s mother low budget as well. After that, RHOP’s Candiace held her tongue, showing her skills in terms of avoiding further drama.
The group also debated whether Karen’s honest drunk calls were reasonable or shady. What they could agree on was that they were entertaining. Gizelle then asked if it was reasonable or shady to question Wendy’s changes in appearance amid the cheating rumors surrounding Eddie. Wendy answered, “I mean, it would only be reasonable if the same blog that reported that didn’t report that you had an STD,” referring to Gizelle. Robyn then got extremely heated with Wendy, saying no one could get through to her. Wendy made the final point that if any of them were genuinely concerned, the RHOP could have called her directly.
Ultimately, as per Bravo’s The Daily Dish, “the jury is still out” on whether the party “was at all reasonable, but it was definitely shady.” What is certain is that Gizelle and Robyn have concocted a podcast formula that is sure to sell. When it comes to the green-eyed bandits’ feud with Wendy and Candiace’s tension with Mia, fans will have to see how the rest of The Real Housewives of Potomac season unfolds.
Brenda Sparks (Melissa Peterman) may be intentionally seducing George (Lance Barber) to seek revenge against Mary (Zoe Perry) in Young Sheldon. Ever since the CBS comedy floated the idea of the Cooper patriarch potentially starting an affair with his newly single neighbor, fans have been wondering if this effectively sets up Sheldon’s cheating story in The Big Bang Theory. Admittedly, it’s far too early to confirm since it’s supposedly a few more years before this heartbreaking incident happens. Nevertheless, Young Sheldon seems to be setting up George’s affair so that the shift from a loving father to a cheating husband doesn’t feel unbelievably abrupt.CBS has dropped clues here and there about the future collapse of George and Mary’s marriage, but it wasn’t until the Young Sheldon season 4 finale that it straightforwardly addressed the looming tragedy. The episode titled “The Wild and Woolly World of Nonlinear Dynamics” started off with Missy (Raegan Revord) dealing with boy troubles, but, by the end of the outing, the issue became so much larger than that. The commotion at home led to her dad confessing for the first time that he is miserable and deeply unhappy. Not wanting to make things worse, the Young Sheldon season 4 finale ended with George abruptly leaving home and going to a pub where he coincidentally met Brenda. They decided to hang out, heavily implying that this could be the start of a potential affair.CBS has already released a few teasers in light of Young Sheldon season 5’s nearing release. Several of those official sneak peeks support the notion that George begins an extramarital relationship. What’s interesting, however, is that Brenda seems to be the one initiating contact, which is odd, considering that Mary has been nothing but supportive to her ever since her own marriage broke down. It’s possible that this could be the very reason why: she’s intentionally pursuing George to hurt the Cooper matriarch.Brenda and Mary have had a contentious relationship in Young Sheldon. They have clashed about a lot of things; Brenda didn’t particularly like Mary’s self-righteousness, and she felt as if her neighbor was too judgmental of her and everyone else in general. To be fair, Mary could really be overbearing (something that was more amplified in her appearances on The Big Bang Theory). Brenda may feel inadequate or even resentful compared to her, especially given Sheldon’s academic achievements in relation to Billy’s (Wyatt McClure). After a while, however, the pair seemingly bonded over their shared issues, specifically with regard to their kids and their futures. The hostility has largely resolved, and Mary even stepped up to be a source of strength for Brenda when her husband left. Still, it’s likely the original issues Brenda had with Mary are still simmering under the surface.While Mary and Brenda are fundamentally different, their relationships with their respective husbands are similar. Both tend to yell at and nag their spouses; George and Herschel Sparks (Billy Gardell) realized this, so they developed an unlikely friendship. Granted that it wasn’t fully explored in Young Sheldon, it’s clear that the show wanted to draw a parallel between the men. Moving forward, however, the sitcom won’t be able to properly revisit this burgeoning relationship. As revealed in season 4, Herschel left Brenda after going through some marital problems. It’s unclear what specifically caused the separation, but the breakup doesn’t seem mutual, with Brenda still reeling from the loss. Meanwhile, the Coopers remain together. Granted that they go through their own difficulties, but neither one of them has given up on their marriage — at least thus far. Despite Mary’s ways, George continues to be a devoted husband to her and a good father to his kids.Given the state of her marriage compared to her neighbor’s, it’s not outside the realm of possibility that Brenda has developed some kind of resentment towards Mary. As a proud woman, she doesn’t want pity — especially when it’s from Mary who could be annoyingly sanctimonious. Initially, no one knew about Herschel moving out, but Brenda eventually told Mary after the Cooper matriarch checked on her neighbor when she heard about Billy struggling at school. Young Sheldon didn’t show how their subsequent conversation went down, but Mary seemed really concerned about Brenda — so much so that she even arranged a girls’ night out with her and Meemaw (Annie Potts) afterward.While Brenda seems appreciative of Mary’s efforts, it’s still possible that she is ticked off by the fact that at the end of the day, the Cooper matriarch is a reminder of what she has lost. Not only that, but Brenda may feel jealous of Mary’s marriage. While she understands that Mary has nothing but good intentions, spending time together can be secretly harrowing for Brenda. And since she’s too prideful to admit this to Mary, she has been going along with it, causing her to grow bitter.There are many ways to mess with Mary. For starters, Brenda can target her insecurities on being excluded and start getting more one-on-one time with Pastor Jeff (Matt Hobby). This is sure to drive Mary Cooper insane as she was filled with jealousy when she found out that the pair went on a walk without inviting her back in Young Sheldon season 4. If Pastor Jeff isn’t a viable option, perhaps Brenda can target Meemaw instead. She and Mary’s mother seem to have a lot of similarities, and after spending some time together during their girls’ night out, it won’t be that awkward to hang out again. That being said, arguably the most effective way to bring down Mary is to destroy her marriage — something the season 4 finale set up.Knowing full well that the Cooper matriarch is too uptight to do something foolish that will result in her separation from her husband, Brenda can go after George instead. As seen in the Young Sheldon season 5 trailers, she is very forthcoming in luring George into making the catastrophic mistake of cheating on his wife. If she successfully splits up Mary and George, Brenda can then find solace in the idea that she’s not the only one who has a broken family. It could also be an ego boost to know that a committed family man like George would be willing to have an affair with her.
Brenda Sparks (Melissa Peterman) may be intentionally seducing George (Lance Barber) to seek revenge against Mary (Zoe Perry) in Young Sheldon. Ever since the CBS comedy floated the idea of the Cooper patriarch potentially starting an affair with his newly single neighbor, fans have been wondering if this effectively sets up Sheldon’s cheating story in The Big Bang Theory.Admittedly, it’s far too early to confirm since it’s supposedly a few more years before this heartbreaking incident happens. Nevertheless, Young Sheldon seems to be setting up George’s affair so that the shift from a loving father to a cheating husband doesn’t feel unbelievably abrupt.
CBS has dropped clues here and there about the future collapse of George and Mary’s marriage, but it wasn’t until the Young Sheldon season 4 finale that it straightforwardly addressed the looming tragedy. The episode titled “The Wild and Woolly World of Nonlinear Dynamics” started off with Missy (Raegan Revord) dealing with boy troubles, but, by the end of the outing, the issue became so much larger than that. The commotion at home led to her dad confessing for the first time that he is miserable and deeply unhappy. Not wanting to make things worse, the Young Sheldon season 4 finale ended with George abruptly leaving home and going to a pub where he coincidentally met Brenda. They decided to hang out, heavily implying that this could be the start of a potential affair.
CBS has already released a few teasers in light of Young Sheldon season 5’s nearing release. Several of those official sneak peeks support the notion that George begins an extramarital relationship. What’s interesting, however, is that Brenda seems to be the one initiating contact, which is odd, considering that Mary has been nothing but supportive to her ever since her own marriage broke down. It’s possible that this could be the very reason why: she’s intentionally pursuing George to hurt the Cooper matriarch.
Brenda and Mary have had a contentious relationship in Young Sheldon. They have clashed about a lot of things; Brenda didn’t particularly like Mary’s self-righteousness, and she felt as if her neighbor was too judgmental of her and everyone else in general. To be fair, Mary could really be overbearing (something that was more amplified in her appearances on The Big Bang Theory). Brenda may feel inadequate or even resentful compared to her, especially given Sheldon’s academic achievements in relation to Billy’s (Wyatt McClure). After a while, however, the pair seemingly bonded over their shared issues, specifically with regard to their kids and their futures. The hostility has largely resolved, and Mary even stepped up to be a source of strength for Brenda when her husband left. Still, it’s likely the original issues Brenda had with Mary are still simmering under the surface.
While Mary and Brenda are fundamentally different, their relationships with their respective husbands are similar. Both tend to yell at and nag their spouses; George and Herschel Sparks (Billy Gardell) realized this, so they developed an unlikely friendship. Granted that it wasn’t fully explored in Young Sheldon, it’s clear that the show wanted to draw a parallel between the men. Moving forward, however, the sitcom won’t be able to properly revisit this burgeoning relationship. As revealed in season 4, Herschel left Brenda after going through some marital problems. It’s unclear what specifically caused the separation, but the breakup doesn’t seem mutual, with Brenda still reeling from the loss. Meanwhile, the Coopers remain together. Granted that they go through their own difficulties, but neither one of them has given up on their marriage — at least thus far. Despite Mary’s ways, George continues to be a devoted husband to her and a good father to his kids.
Given the state of her marriage compared to her neighbor’s, it’s not outside the realm of possibility that Brenda has developed some kind of resentment towards Mary. As a proud woman, she doesn’t want pity — especially when it’s from Mary who could be annoyingly sanctimonious. Initially, no one knew about Herschel moving out, but Brenda eventually told Mary after the Cooper matriarch checked on her neighbor when she heard about Billy struggling at school. Young Sheldon didn’t show how their subsequent conversation went down, but Mary seemed really concerned about Brenda — so much so that she even arranged a girls’ night out with her and Meemaw (Annie Potts) afterward.
While Brenda seems appreciative of Mary’s efforts, it’s still possible that she is ticked off by the fact that at the end of the day, the Cooper matriarch is a reminder of what she has lost. Not only that, but Brenda may feel jealous of Mary’s marriage. While she understands that Mary has nothing but good intentions, spending time together can be secretly harrowing for Brenda. And since she’s too prideful to admit this to Mary, she has been going along with it, causing her to grow bitter.
There are many ways to mess with Mary. For starters, Brenda can target her insecurities on being excluded and start getting more one-on-one time with Pastor Jeff (Matt Hobby). This is sure to drive Mary Cooper insane as she was filled with jealousy when she found out that the pair went on a walk without inviting her back in Young Sheldon season 4. If Pastor Jeff isn’t a viable option, perhaps Brenda can target Meemaw instead. She and Mary’s mother seem to have a lot of similarities, and after spending some time together during their girls’ night out, it won’t be that awkward to hang out again. That being said, arguably the most effective way to bring down Mary is to destroy her marriage — something the season 4 finale set up.
Knowing full well that the Cooper matriarch is too uptight to do something foolish that will result in her separation from her husband, Brenda can go after George instead. As seen in theYoung Sheldon season 5 trailers, she is very forthcoming in luring George into making the catastrophic mistake of cheating on his wife. If she successfully splits up Mary and George, Brenda can then find solace in the idea that she’s not the only one who has a broken family. It could also be an ego boost to know that a committed family man like George would be willing to have an affair with her.
Throughout Top Gun: Maverick, Tom Cruise’s character Pete “Maverick” Mitchell pilots multiple aircraft, but the US Navy forbade the actor from piloting the F-18 Super Hornet. Set for release, after several bumps in its schedule, on May 27, 2022, Joseph Kosinski’s sequel to the original 1986 hit movie Top Gun promises unmatched and unforgettable aerial combat scenes. The movie has also prioritized practical effects over CGI, adding authenticity to the action. While Cruise is renowned for performing his own stunts for many of his movies, some of the tricks proposed for Top Gun: Maverick were a little too ambitious, even by Cruise’s standards.In an interview with Empire, Tom Cruise said he told Top Gun: Maverick producer Jerry Bruckheimer that he agreed to return as Maverick with one stipulation: “I said to Jerry [Bruckheimer], ‘I’ll do it if…’ meaning, I’m not going to do the CGI stuff.” In other words, Cruise signed on for the project only with Bruckheimer’s agreement that the film’s effects not be reliant on hokey-looking CGI. Cruise was so ambitious, in fact, that he had initially hoped to fly a real Boeing F-18 fighter jet. A certified pilot, Cruise is well-accustomed to high-octane aviation stunts. Many Cruise fans will already be aware that many of the more impressive helicopter stunts in 2018’s Mission: Impossible – Fallout were performed by Cruise. However, Bruckheimer maintains that the US Navy ultimately denied Cruise’s requests to fly the Super Hornet, which boasts a price tag in excess of $70 million.The F-18 jet does feature in Top Gun: Maverick, but those scenes were all completed with assistance from Navy pilots. According to producer Bruckheimer, Cruise does fly a P-51 propeller-driven fighter plane, as well as some helicopters. With the assistance of skilled editing, the action sequences should remain convincing to even the most well-trained eye. There’s no confirmation yet about why the US Navy might have denied Cruise’s aspirations to pilot a Super Hornet – but the most logical reason would be insurance concerns, which is always enough of a consideration to prevent actors from doing their own stunts.The cost of the plane also figures into this – the cost of a real F-18 Super Hornet would make up roughly half of Top Gun: Maverick’s $152 million budget. That would be likely to create logistical nightmares for the insurance of the film. That’s not even to mention insuring Cruise himself, who, though already a certified pilot, has little experience with this kind of supersonic military aircraft. Insurance woes aside, should an inexperienced pilot such as Cruise lose control of a high-speed aircraft, it could also mean peril for civilians and/or military personnel on the ground.Fans will have to wait until spring of 2022 to see Cruise return to the danger zone as Maverick. Judging from interviews and trailers, it appears as though Bruckheimer and Cruise are sincere in their claims that Top Gun: Maverick emphasizes practical effects over CGI. Both the actor and the producer seem committed to creating the most immersive experience possible. Perhaps fans can agree that this movie holds plenty of thrill potential, regardless of whether or not its actors are actually piloting multimillion-dollar fighter jets.
Throughout Top Gun: Maverick, Tom Cruise’s character Pete “Maverick” Mitchell pilots multiple aircraft, but the US Navy forbade the actor from piloting the F-18 Super Hornet. Set for release, after several bumps in its schedule, on May 27, 2022, Joseph Kosinski’s sequel to the original 1986 hit movie Top Gun promises unmatched and unforgettable aerial combat scenes. The movie has also prioritized practical effects over CGI, adding authenticity to the action. While Cruise is renowned for performing his own stunts for many of his movies, some of the tricks proposed for Top Gun: Maverick were a little too ambitious, even by Cruise’s standards.
In an interview with Empire, Tom Cruise said he told Top Gun: Maverick producer Jerry Bruckheimer that he agreed to return as Maverick with one stipulation: “I said to Jerry [Bruckheimer], ‘I’ll do it if…’ meaning, I’m not going to do the CGI stuff.” In other words, Cruise signed on for the project only with Bruckheimer’s agreement that the film’s effects not be reliant on hokey-looking CGI. Cruise was so ambitious, in fact, that he had initially hoped to fly a real Boeing F-18 fighter jet. A certified pilot, Cruise is well-accustomed to high-octane aviation stunts. Many Cruise fans will already be aware that many of the more impressive helicopter stunts in 2018’s Mission: Impossible – Fallout were performed by Cruise. However, Bruckheimer maintains that the US Navy ultimately denied Cruise’s requests to fly the Super Hornet, which boasts a price tag in excess of $70 million.
The F-18 jet does feature in Top Gun: Maverick, but those scenes were all completed with assistance from Navy pilots. According to producer Bruckheimer, Cruise does fly a P-51 propeller-driven fighter plane, as well as some helicopters. With the assistance of skilled editing, the action sequences should remain convincing to even the most well-trained eye. There’s no confirmation yet about why the US Navy might have denied Cruise’s aspirations to pilot a Super Hornet – but the most logical reason would be insurance concerns, which is always enough of a consideration to prevent actors from doing their own stunts.
The cost of the plane also figures into this – the cost of a real F-18 Super Hornet would make up roughly half of Top Gun: Maverick‘s $152 million budget. That would be likely to create logistical nightmares for the insurance of the film. That’s not even to mention insuring Cruise himself, who, though already a certified pilot, has little experience with this kind of supersonic military aircraft. Insurance woes aside, should an inexperienced pilot such as Cruise lose control of a high-speed aircraft, it could also mean peril for civilians and/or military personnel on the ground.
Fans will have to wait until spring of 2022 to see Cruise return to the danger zone as Maverick. Judging from interviews and trailers, it appears as though Bruckheimer and Cruise are sincere in their claims that Top Gun: Maverick emphasizes practical effects over CGI. Both the actor and the producer seem committed to creating the most immersive experience possible. Perhaps fans can agree that this movie holds plenty of thrill potential, regardless of whether or not its actors are actually piloting multimillion-dollar fighter jets.
Facebook is continuing to have one of its longest outages in recent history, remaining offline worldwide for hours. The source of the problem is still being determined, though some clues have come to light recently. Being among the largest social media networks, the effect is being felt by millions.With nearly 3 billion active Facebook users, the social network is larger than many countries and connects people and businesses all across the globe. Any outage has an impact on personal communication as well as business activity, with many small businesses relying on Facebook to grow their brand image and generate sales.Related: Facebook Whistleblower Says Company ‘Chooses Profits Over Safety’ Of UsersThe somewhat mysterious trouble is affecting every Facebook service, including Facebook Messenger, Instagram, WhatsApp, and even Oculus, all of which are owned by Facebook. The most recent information to come to light is that there appears to be missing DNS records, confirmed by Brian Krebs, an expert on computer security, via a tweet. DNS stands for domain name servers, which is a distributed lookup service that connects the more readable name ‘Facebook.com’ to the actual internet address which has a numeric form. If the DNS records for Facebook’s websites are removed or damaged, the domain name won’t be converted into the form that is needed for access. Which is the situation that is occurring now. Facebook hasn’t revealed much information beyond acknowledging the outage via a tweet.DNS record changes can take as long as 48 hours to correct, however, Facebook might be able to speed that up by changing the time to live (TTL) setting. This is a delay that allows records that don’t change frequently to be cached, easing the burden on computer systems. Facebook, Instagram, Facebook Messenger, and WhatsApp would be unlikely to make DNS changes frequently, so these might have been set to a long period of time.Unfortunately, changing TTL to minutes doesn’t necessarily correct the issue that rapidly since it doesn’t reach out to all of the name servers. Rather, the name server computers crawl through the internet at their own pace, and 24 to 48 hours might be unavoidable. Facebook and its various other services might begin to come online in some areas sooner than others as the update propagates worldwide.What caused this issue and whether the domain name trouble is solely responsible for the downtime is unknown. Twitter and several mobile carriers experienced trouble today as well. That might be related to an unexpected surge of activity after Facebook and the rest went offline, burdening those other communication systems. For now, it’s a wait-and-see situation. Facebook and its other services might come back online in hours or perhaps days.Next: It’s Not Just You: Facebook, Instagram, And WhatsApp Are Currently DownSource: Facebookfrom ScreenRant – Feed https://ift.tt/3muqkmm https://ift.tt/3uFHTTR
Facebook is continuing to have one of its longest outages in recent history, remaining offline worldwide for hours. The source of the problem is still being determined, though some clues have come to light recently. Being among the largest social media networks, the effect is being felt by millions.
With nearly 3 billion active Facebook users, the social network is larger than many countries and connects people and businesses all across the globe. Any outage has an impact on personal communication as well as business activity, with many small businesses relying on Facebook to grow their brand image and generate sales.
The somewhat mysterious trouble is affecting every Facebook service, including Facebook Messenger, Instagram, WhatsApp, and even Oculus, all of which are owned by Facebook. The most recent information to come to light is that there appears to be missing DNS records, confirmed by Brian Krebs, an expert on computer security, via a tweet. DNS stands for domain name servers, which is a distributed lookup service that connects the more readable name ‘Facebook.com’ to the actual internet address which has a numeric form. If the DNS records for Facebook’s websites are removed or damaged, the domain name won’t be converted into the form that is needed for access. Which is the situation that is occurring now. Facebook hasn’t revealed much information beyond acknowledging the outage via a tweet.
DNS record changes can take as long as 48 hours to correct, however, Facebook might be able to speed that up by changing the time to live (TTL) setting. This is a delay that allows records that don’t change frequently to be cached, easing the burden on computer systems. Facebook, Instagram, Facebook Messenger, and WhatsApp would be unlikely to make DNS changes frequently, so these might have been set to a long period of time.
Unfortunately, changing TTL to minutes doesn’t necessarily correct the issue that rapidly since it doesn’t reach out to all of the name servers. Rather, the name server computers crawl through the internet at their own pace, and 24 to 48 hours might be unavoidable. Facebook and its various other services might begin to come online in some areas sooner than others as the update propagates worldwide.
What caused this issue and whether the domain name trouble is solely responsible for the downtime is unknown. Twitter and several mobile carriers experienced trouble today as well. That might be related to an unexpected surge of activity after Facebook and the rest went offline, burdening those other communication systems. For now, it’s a wait-and-see situation. Facebook and its other services might come back online in hours or perhaps days.
A new synopsis for Batwoman’s upcoming episode confirms Killer Croc’s appearance in season 3. The series created by Caroline Dries for The CW began airing in 2019 as a part of the network’s Arrowverse franchise. Initially, the show focused on the adventures of Ruby Rose’s Kate Kane, as she becomes Gotham City’s new vigilante following the disappearance of her billionaire-philanthropist cousin Bruce Wayne. But Rose quit Batwoman after season 1, forcing the show to find a new heroine for season 2 onwards. God Friended Me’s Javicia Leslie was subsequently introduced as Ryan Wilder, a street-level hero and ex-convict who takes up Kate’s Batwoman mantle.Batwoman devoted much of season 2 establishing Ryan as the new superheroine, along with resolving the conundrum of what happened to Kate. The season ended with some thrilling revelations and cliffhangers, with Ryan finding out that her biological mother was still alive and Batman’s villain trophies floating down a river. Those events will factor into the upcoming season 3, leading to the arrival of some notable allies and adversaries from the Batman comics’ lore. Actress Bridget Regan has been confirmed to appear as the plant-manipulating villain Pamela Isley/Poison Ivy, while Gotham’s Victoria Cartagena is expected to show as Renee Montoya. Riverdale’s Robin Givens and David Makes Man’s Nick Creegan are playing Jada and Marquis Jet, respectively, who are presumably Ryan’s mother and brother.Related: Why Poison Ivy Is In Batwoman Season 3Now, according to the synopsis listed on IMDb, the DC antagonist Killer Croc will make an appearance in season 3 episode 2, titled “Loose Teeth” and scheduled to air on Wednesday, October 20. Per the description, the show will introduce a “new incarnation” of the character, who will add to Ryan’s woes with a murderous rampage in Gotham City. Directed by Jeff Hunt and written by Chad Fiveash and James Stoteraux, “Loose Teeth” will also feature the debut of Givens’ Jada, and explore the new, complicated dynamic between Luke (Camrus Johnson) and Mary (Nicole Kang). Take a look at the synopsis below:”When a new incarnation of Gotham’s swamp slumming Killer Croc surfaces and starts racking up a body count, the inaugural team-up of Batwoman (Javicia Leslie) and Alice (Rachel Skarsten) is put to the test. But Alice isn’t the only unwanted intrusion into Ryan’s life when Jada Jet (Robin Givens) shows up at Wayne Enterprises, insisting on meeting the company’s new CEO. Luke (Camrus Johnson) and Mary’s (Nicole Kang) relationship is strained under the weight of a secret Luke is keeping, while Sophie (Meagan Tandy) finds herself becoming part of Ryan’s inner circle.”Created by Gerry Conway with illustrations from Don Newton and Gene Colan, Waylon Jones/Killer Croc is a key foe from Batman’s rogues gallery. The character made his first full appearance in 1983’s Detective Comics #524, which revealed his backstory as a sideshow wrestler who is transformed irreversibly into a crocodile-like monster by a rare genetic condition. Killer Croc made his live-action debut with David Ayer’s 2016 movie Suicide Squad, where he was portrayed by actor Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje. Season 1 episode 6 confirmed the character was part of the Batwoman universe, and while season 3’s official trailer teased audiences with a brief look at him, the actor playing him in the show is not yet confirmed.Clearly, Batwoman season 3 is keeping Ryan busy. There are plenty of enemies to deal with, and on top of that, the vigilante also has to confront some personal traumas. As of now, it’s unclear if Killer Croc will appear in a single episode, or be given a story arc that spans the entire season. But, regardless of the degree to which Batwoman incorporates the supervillain, fans are sure to be entertained by his inclusion.Next: The Arrowverse Already Set Up A Flash & Batwoman Red Death CrossoverSource: IMDbfrom ScreenRant – Feed https://ift.tt/3DcilB6 https://ift.tt/3it0vSg
A new synopsis for Batwoman‘s upcoming episode confirms Killer Croc’s appearance in season 3. The series created by Caroline Dries for The CW began airing in 2019 as a part of the network’s Arrowverse franchise. Initially, the show focused on the adventures of Ruby Rose’s Kate Kane, as she becomes Gotham City’s new vigilante following the disappearance of her billionaire-philanthropist cousin Bruce Wayne. But Rose quit Batwoman after season 1, forcing the show to find a new heroine for season 2 onwards. God Friended Me‘s Javicia Leslie was subsequently introduced as Ryan Wilder, a street-level hero and ex-convict who takes up Kate’s Batwoman mantle.
Batwoman devoted much of season 2 establishing Ryan as the new superheroine, along with resolving the conundrum of what happened to Kate. The season ended with some thrilling revelations and cliffhangers, with Ryan finding out that her biological mother was still alive and Batman’s villain trophies floating down a river. Those events will factor into the upcoming season 3, leading to the arrival of some notable allies and adversaries from the Batman comics’ lore. Actress Bridget Regan has been confirmed to appear as the plant-manipulating villain Pamela Isley/Poison Ivy, while Gotham‘s Victoria Cartagena is expected to show as Renee Montoya. Riverdale‘s Robin Givens and David Makes Man‘s Nick Creegan are playing Jada and Marquis Jet, respectively, who are presumably Ryan’s mother and brother.
Now, according to the synopsis listed on IMDb, the DC antagonist Killer Croc will make an appearance in season 3 episode 2, titled “Loose Teeth” and scheduled to air on Wednesday, October 20. Per the description, the show will introduce a “new incarnation” of the character, who will add to Ryan’s woes with a murderous rampage in Gotham City. Directed by Jeff Hunt and written by Chad Fiveash and James Stoteraux, “Loose Teeth” will also feature the debut of Givens’ Jada, and explore the new, complicated dynamic between Luke (Camrus Johnson) and Mary (Nicole Kang). Take a look at the synopsis below:
“When a new incarnation of Gotham’s swamp slumming Killer Croc surfaces and starts racking up a body count, the inaugural team-up of Batwoman (Javicia Leslie) and Alice (Rachel Skarsten) is put to the test. But Alice isn’t the only unwanted intrusion into Ryan’s life when Jada Jet (Robin Givens) shows up at Wayne Enterprises, insisting on meeting the company’s new CEO. Luke (Camrus Johnson) and Mary’s (Nicole Kang) relationship is strained under the weight of a secret Luke is keeping, while Sophie (Meagan Tandy) finds herself becoming part of Ryan’s inner circle.”
Created by Gerry Conway with illustrations from Don Newton and Gene Colan, Waylon Jones/Killer Croc is a key foe from Batman’s rogues gallery. The character made his first full appearance in 1983’s Detective Comics #524, which revealed his backstory as a sideshow wrestler who is transformed irreversibly into a crocodile-like monster by a rare genetic condition. Killer Croc made his live-action debut with David Ayer’s 2016 movie Suicide Squad, where he was portrayed by actor Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje. Season 1 episode 6 confirmed the character was part of the Batwoman universe, and while season 3’s official trailer teased audiences with a brief look at him, the actor playing him in the show is not yet confirmed.
Clearly, Batwoman season 3 is keeping Ryan busy. There are plenty of enemies to deal with, and on top of that, the vigilante also has to confront some personal traumas. As of now, it’s unclear if Killer Croc will appear in a single episode, or be given a story arc that spans the entire season. But, regardless of the degree to which Batwoman incorporates the supervillain, fans are sure to be entertained by his inclusion.
