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September 11, 2016

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Arrow Season 7: Stephen Amell Previews Oliver's Prison Time and a Scene We Won't See Coming - IGN First

Green is the new black. By Laura Prudom This September, IGN is highlighting the best TV coming your way in the 2018-2019 season. Today we've got an exclusive sneak peek at Season 7 of The CW's Arrow, which establishes a new status quo in Star City, with Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell) in prison and Season 6 villain Ricardo Diaz (Kirk Acevedo) still on the loose. Check out our first look photos, and learn about the new challenges Oliver is facing in our interview with Amell. The heroes of the Arrowverse have had plenty of brushes with the law over the years (heck, Barry Allen even did jail time for murder on The Flash), but none of them have sacrificed their secret identities the way Oliver Queen did last season on Arrow, admitting his role as the Green Arrow and handing himself over to the FBI in an attempt to stop Ricardo Diaz from taking control of Star City. Unfortunately for Oliver, Diaz escaped, living to scheme another day, while our hero is now behind b...

Most awaited Series Sherlock Season 4, Coming in 2017

Hey guys what's up? It's always the sky which is up. Bad joke! Bad jokes really hearts like a spear in back, doesn't it. It does my amigos it does for real, at least to me. The same bad joke is done with all of us by Paula kerger the president of PBS (Public Broadcast Service) a non-profit organisation. You must be asking what joke he has cracked and how bad it is? Okay then, here is his joke " As you know, Benedict Cumberbatch has gotten to be somewhat popular since we began our work with him and he very much wants to continue with Sherlock . As you know, they are produced almost like films, and we’re hoping the next one will be about a year from now." By Paula kreger. Do you feel like laughing? Ha H...

How Sacha Dhawan broke new ground as the villain on Netflix’s ‘Iron Fist’

Note: Spoilers for Season 2 of Netflix’s “Iron Fist” below. Before Sacha Dhawan became one of the most violent and intriguing antagonists in Marvel’s live-action entertainment era, he was sitting on a bus in London, reading Iron Fist comics, convinced he would never land the role of the mystical martial artist the Steel Serpent. Each flip of the page revealed few similarities between Dhawan and the classic villain he had auditioned to play for Marvel and Netflix’s “Iron Fist” series. Davos, the man under the mask of the Steel Serpent, seemed almost alien to Dhawan. He saw the skin of a different color and a hulking figure that seemed twice his size. “I kind of thought there’s no way in a million years I’m ever going to get this job,” Dhawan told The Washington Post’s Comic Riffs. But surprisingly to him, Dhawan got the role for “Iron Fist’s” polarizing first season, playing a brother/best friend to “Iron Fist” protagonist Danny Rand (Finn Jones). After it came out...

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