Month: August 2024

In June, Jpegmafia announced he was heading out on the Lay Down My Life Tour. Well, fast-forward to present day and the tour just launched at Fox Theater in Pomona, California on August 7.

If you’re heading out to an upcoming date and you want a preview of the songs Jpegmafia is gonna play, the August 7 setlist (via setlist.fm) should serve as an indication of what you can expect.

Find the setlist below, along with the Lay Down My Life Tour tour dates.

Jpegmafia’s Lay Down My Life Tour Setlist

1. “Jesus Forgive Me, I Am A Thot”
2. “Sin Miedo”
3. “I Scream This In The Mirror Before I Interact With Anyone”
4. “Lean Beef Patty”
5. “Bald!”
6. “Don’t Rely On Other Men”
7. “Hazard Duty Pay!”
8. “Call Me Maybe” (Carly Rae Jepsen cover)
9. “1539 N. Calvert”
10. “Steppa Pig”
11. “Garbage Pale Kids”
12. “God Loves You”
13. “Scaring The Hoes”
14. “New Black History”
15. “Vulgar Display Of Power”
16. “Exmilitary”
17. “Jihad Joe”
18. “Baby I’m Bleeding”
19. “Either On Or Off The Drugs”
20. “It’s Dark And Hell Is Hot”

Jpegmafia 2024 Tour Dates: Lay Down My Life Tour

08/07 – Pomona, CA @ Fox Theater Pomona
08/08 – Las Vegas, NV @ Brooklyn Bowl
08/10 – Denver, CO @ The Fillmore Auditorium
08/11 – Salt Lake City, UT @ The Depot
08/13 – Eugene, OR @ McDonald Theatre
08/15 – Seattle, WA @ Showbox SoDo
08/16 – Portland, OR @ Roseland Theater
08/17 – Vancouver, BC @ Vogue Theatre
08/19 – Reno, NV @ Virginia Street Brewhouse
08/20 – San Francisco, CA @ The Regency Ballroom
08/23 – Los Angeles, CA @ Hollywood Palladium
08/24 – Tempe, AZ @ Marquee Theatre
08/27 – Oklahoma City, OK @ Tower Theatre
08/29 – Dallas, TX @ South Side Ballroom
08/30 – Austin, TX @ Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater
08/31 – Houston, TX @ White Oak Music Hall
09/03 – Fort Lauderdale, FL @ Revolution Live
09/05 – Raleigh, NC @ Hopscotch Music Festival
09/06 – Atlanta, GA @ The Eastern
09/07 – Orlando, FL @ The Beacham
09/10 – Norfolk, VA @ The NorVa
09/11 – Silver Spring, MD @ The Fillmore Silver Spring
09/13 – Philadelphia, PA @ Franklin Music Hall
09/14 – New York, NY @ Terminal 5
09/15 – Boston, MA @ Roadrunner
09/17 – Providence, RI @ Fête Music Hall
09/19 – Toronto, ON @ Rebel
09/20 – Columbus, OH @ Newport Music Hall
09/21 – Chicago, IL @ Radius

Michael C. Hall was recently revealed to be narrating Dexter: Original Sin. That news then took a turn with the added detail that Hall will also physically embody Dexter Morgan again in the upcoming sequel series, Dexter: Resurrection. How is this possible? As the title indicates, TV’s most enduring serial killer somehow survived being (fatally?) shot in the limited series finale of 2022’s Dexter: New Blood. At that time, questions swirled about whether there would possibly be a sequel spin off featuring Dexter’s son, Harrison, who happens to have been nurtured by not one but two serial killers. Yet Showtime decided to head back in time instead for a prequel series, and now, they are hopping slightly forward in time, too, with no mention of Harrison.

On the bright side — and this is basically tradition at this point — this show now has a chance to go for three gut-punch endings after the frustrating lumberjack detour and the semi-anticlimactic “death” of the killer of serial-killers. Can they do it? I do kid — even the worst finales are far preferable to having no Dexter at all, so let’s talk about what has materialized for this surprise (m*therf*cker) sequel, or rather, threequel series.

Plot

To call this sequel unlikely would be an understatement, especially after Dexter: New Blood‘s finale showed Dexter apparently being a goner at the hand of Harrison (he even showed Harrison where to shoot him), who is presumably in the wind now. This seemed to be the definitive end for Dexter’s own Code-dictated lifestyle in early 2022 when Showtime Entertainment chief Gary Levine issued a statement including the words “a profoundly powerful conclusion to our beloved and extraordinary series.”

Additionally, showrunner Clyde Phillips had insisted, “Dexter is dead.” Only, he’s not dead, so what’s the explanation for this miraculous survival?

A few weeks ago at San Diego Comic-Con, Hall cagily hinted to Variety, “I don’t know what I am authorized to say other than, it’s really cold out there.”

In other words, the frigid, snowy weather slowed Dexter’s blood enough to save his life because fiction, baby. With Netflix viewers consistently devouring the original series’ eight seasons (which ended in 2013) this year, Showtime obviously decided that an upcoming prequel series wasn’t enough. They’re gonna trot Dexter back out for more blood-slide action, and Hall seems pleased at this turn of events after previously thinking that sailing into a hurricane was all they wrote.

“It’s unbelievable,” he remarked. “There’s something about this world, something about this character that captivates people.” Why do viewers adore Dexter so much? Hall has a theory:

“I think there’s many different ways this show appeals to people as there are people who watch it. But I think maybe a biding thing is, in a world in which we feel a sense of being out of control people like spending time with a character who’s taking his own, unique control of his little corner of the world. I think we all have our shadow side that we contend with and Dexter’s is obviously a little weightier than most. People enjoy spending time with someone who is doing his best to take responsibility for that side in his sort of outside-the-box way and morally grey way … maybe contending with it in a way that is arguably admirable — even though he’s doing what he’s doing.”

In constructing Dexter: Resurrection, Showtime has planned for possible multiple seasons after the story resumes “right where we left off.”

Cast

Michael C. Hall is the only currently confirmed cast member, although it feels like Jennifer Carpenter could be back as Debra ghost again. We shall see.

Release Date

Even though this sequel series was only announced at SDCC, Showtime plans to roll out Dexter: Resurrection sometime in 2025.

Trailer

While we await further developments, I need to ask a question: were you aware that Michael C. Hall portrayed Broadway’s Cabaret Emcee in the late 1990s? Nobody can beat Alan Cumming, but Hall was still spectacular:

(WARNING: Spoilers for Power Book II: Ghost season 4 will be found below.)

In just a few weeks, Power Book II: Ghost season four will return to air the last episodes in what will be the series’ final season. This season of Power Book II: Ghost is lining up to be its most dramatic yet, as big surprises like Diana being pregnant and Tariq being the father, Cane and Noma’s new partnership, Detective Carter’s threatening presence thanks to his work in the NYPD, Tariq’s new romance with Anya, Noma’s daughter, and much more. Though Power Book II: Ghost season four, part one was a dramatic one, the crew can definitely up the ante in the next five episodes.

With a little less than a month to go until Power Book II: Ghost returns, here’s everything you need to know ahead of the new episodes.

Release Date

The second half of Power Book II: Ghost season 4 will premiere on September 6 with the sixth episode of the season debuting on the STARZ app and website at midnight EST/PST. The episode will later make its on-air debut on the STARZ TV channel on Friday at 8pm ET/PT. This will conclude a two-month mid-season break that Power Book II: Ghost began back in July for its highly anticipated final season.

Cast

Season four, part one of Power Book II: Ghost a pair of fairly major deaths. Obi was shot and killed by Noma after she learned that he lied to her about how he got green cards for his family, which Tariq helped facilitate. Salim was also sot and killed by Tariq during a struggle in the latter’s home after Tariq arrived to inquire about Diana’s whereabouts.

Aside from those two, the list of major characters is expected to remain the same as we head into the second half of the season. This includes new season four additions like Golden Brooks as Janet (Monet’s cousin), Michael Ealy as Detective Don Carter, Aaron Dean Eisenberg as Detective Nico Calder, Alison Luff as Detective Felicia Lewis, Talia Robinson as Elle (Brayden’s new love interest), and Sydney Winbush as Anya Covington (Noma’s daughter).

Here’s the full list of confirmed and expected cast members for Power Book II: Ghost season four, part two:

Main:

• Michael Rainey Jr. as Tariq St. Patrick
• Giani Paolo as Brayden Weston
• Woody McClain as Lorenzo “Cane” Tejada Jr.
• LaToya Tonodeo as Diana Tejada
• Lovell Adams-Gray as Dru Tejada
• Method Man as Davis MacLean
• Mary J. Blige as Monet Stewart Tejada
• Caroline Chikezie as Noma
• Lightskin Keisha as BruShandria Carmichael
• Michael Ealy as Detective Don Carter (new)
• Golden Brooks as Janet Stewart (new)
• Mattea Confroti as Elisa Marie Proctor (new)
• Sydney Winbush as Anya Convington (new)
• Aaron Dean Eisenberg as Detective Nico Calder (new)
• Alison Luff as Detective Felicia Lewis (new)
• Talia Robinson as Elle (new)

Recurring:

• Larenz Tate as Councilman Rashad Tate
• Naturi Naughton as Tasha St. Patrick
• Stephanie Suganami as Perla Tanaka
• Elizabeth Rodriguez as Paz Valdes
• Cory Jeacoma as Trace Weston
• Michael J. Ferguson as 2-Bit
• Jeff Aeur as Robert Weston
• Pha’rez Lass as Zion
• Wesley Han as Pinky

Plot

STARZ shared an official synopsis for the season half of Power Book II: Ghost season 4 earlier this month. You can read it below:

Tariq finds himself in an eerily similar situation, just like his late father, Ghost, stuck between a rock and a hard place, with the choice to leave the game or take over. Entrapped by Detective Carter, the Tejada family realizes their safety is not guaranteed. Monet fiercely fights for her family to become whole again, but is it too late? Noma is working her way to the top of the food chain. Meanwhile, her daughter, Anya, gets too close to the game, forcing Noma to think twice about her actions.

Trailer

STARZ shared an official trailer for the final Power Book II: Ghost season 4 episodes earlier this month, you can watch that below.

Power Book II: Ghost Season 4, Part 2 Schedule

Here is the expected release schedule for the final five episodes in Power Book II: Ghost season 4.

• September 6: Episode 6
• September 13: Episode 7
• September 20: Episode 8
• September 27: Episode 9
• October 4: Episode 10

How To Watch Power Book II: Ghost Season 4

New episodes in Power Book II: Ghost season 4, part 2 will be available weekly on the STARZ app on Fridays at 12am ET/PT. The new episodes will also air weekly on-air on the STARZ TV channel on Fridays at 8pm ET/PT.

Power Book II: Ghost’ season four, part two premieres on September 6. Seasons 1-4, part one are available to stream now on STARZ.

While there have been a bunch of incredible finishes in the track and field events at the 2024 Paris Olympics, the 400m women’s hurdles was never expected to be one of them. That’s because the field was chasing Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, who has broken her own world record numerous times, and as long as she ran her race, she was the massive favorite to take home gold.

The biggest question was whether she would set a new world record, and that might require Dutch star Femke Bol to run one of her best races to push her. On Thursday night at Stade de France, we did not get a duel with Bol, but we did get a McLaughlin-Levrone world record as she dusted the field once again, setting a new world record with an astounding 50.37.

It’s truly incredible watching her run this race, because while everyone else is managing speed and struggling with the stamina required in one of the hardest races in track and field, she just seems to be cruising at all times. To put her dominance and speed in perspective, her time in the hurdles final would’ve qualified her for the Olympic final in the regular 400m — where people run without leaping over obstacles.

American Anna Cockrell stunned Bol with a silver medal finish, as the Dutch star just didn’t have the gas down the stretch, but the story was McLaughlin-Levrone continuing to compete with history and herself — and winning that battle along with gold medals.

In 2020, Ted Lasso became the quiet, wholesome hit that everyone needed. Jason Sudeikis won a few awards, and suddenly everyone was into soccer (football??) and it was a whole thing! The next two season continued to follow Lasso as he managed the sports team while also dealing with his own internal problems and eating cookies (biscuits??).

Season three premiered last spring, and while it was never fully confirmed to be the final season, it sure felt like a farewell. The last episode was literally called “So Long, Farewell” so it seemed like that was it. But co-creator Bill Lawrence hasn’t given up yet.

In a new interview with Collider, Lawrence said that a fourth season isn’t fully off the table. “Groupthink sometimes happens, even without talking to each other, and every actor, actress, writer, producer on that show — and [we didn’t get] together and decide this was the message — we all loved the experience. As fans, we’d all kill if it was going again, but everybody would say the same thing, which is: whatever Jason feels like doing and whatever his decision is, we’re all down with it,” Lawrence said. “Not only is he the star, he’s the head writer, and he’s also the dude whose life just has to be completely overhauled and moved to a foreign country with young children.” Much like the plot of the show, huh?

If the show were to return,it would take some time and planning. Lawrence added, “It’s a big deal. So, as a fan, if someone’s like, ‘Oh, it’s gonna happen again,’ I’ll go nuts. As a partner, I’m down for whatever he wants to do.” Even if there is no more Lasso, there are plenty of quirky characters who could get their own show. Maybe a nice Roy Kent travel show, just for fun.

(Via Collider)

Thing Festival is taking over Carnation, Washington’s Remlinger Farms this weekend for its 2024 installment. The lineup is solid, as it includes St. Vincent, Killer Mike, Toro Y Moi, and more. If you’ll be there, here’s what to know about who’s performing where and when.

Thing Festival Set Times For Friday, August 9, 2024

Performing on the Over Yonder Stage are Daughters Of Royalty at 1 (all times p.m. and PT), Radost Folk Ensemble at 3, and Kutt’N’Up at 5. At the Over There Stage are Wyatt Silva at 12:05, CMAT at 1:45, Say She She at 3:25, Unknown Mortal Orchestra at 5:10, and Spoon at 7:30. On the Over Here Stage are Pete Droge at 12:55, Infinity Song at 2:35, Hermanos Gutiérrez at 4:15, Shakey Graves at 6:20, and St. Vincent at 8:45.

Thing Festival Set Times For Saturday, August 10, 2024

Taking the Over Yonder Stage are Herencias Mexicanas at 1, Melody Institute at 3, and MNW Mic Check at 5. On the Over There Stage are Alana Edwards & Isaiah Banks at 12:05, Ratboys at 1:45, Militarie Gun at 3:25, Arlo Parks at 5:10, and Ethel Cain at 7:30. The Over Here Stage will feature McKinley Dixon at 12:55, Butcher Brown at 2:35, Vacations at 4:15, Killer Mike at 6:20, and Toro Y Moi at 8:45.

Thing Festival Set Times For Sunday, August 11, 2024

Playing the Over Yonder Stage are Bailadores De Bronce at 1 (all times p.m. and PT), Northwest Tap Connection at 3, and Bahia In Motion at 5. On the Over There Stage are Welsh & Company at 12:05, Mononeon at 1:45, Sofia Kourtesis at 3:25, Blind Pilot at 5:10, and Earl Sweatshirt at 7:30. At the Over Here Stage are Brittany Davis at 12:55, Sam Barber at 2:35, Tim Heidecker at 4:15, Stephen Sanchez at 6:20, and Black Pumas at 8:45.

Check out a more visual look at the schedule below.

Future and Metro Boomin’s We Don’t Trust You track “Like That” featuring Kendrick Lamar planted the seed for Lamar’s eventual “Not Like Us” victory lap. Future and Metro Boomin are enjoying a victory lap of their own in their We Trust You Tour. The North American trek is in support of We Don’t Trust You and We Still Don’t Trust You, their joint albums that each hit No. 1 on the Billboard 200.

The We Trust You Tour began at T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, Missouri last week and will continue through the rest of the summer.

What Time Are Future & Metro Boomin On Stage For The We Trust You Tour?

According to fans’ relaying on setlist.fm, Metro Boomin and Future’s set began at 9:45 p.m. local time in St. Paul, Minnesota on July 31. Fans commented on Reddit that Metro came on stage at 10 p.m., followed by Future at 10:30 p.m., in Detroit, Michigan on August 4.

If that’s true, you can probably bank on the show consistently starting around 10 p.m. local time.

Future And Metro Boomin’s We Trust You Tour Setlist

The below setlist was chronicled by fans who attended the Little Caesars Arena show in Detroit, Michigan on August 4.

Metro Boomin’s solo DJ set

1. “Father Stretch My Hands, Pt. 1” (Ye song)
2. “Bad and Boujee” (Migos song)
3. “Glock In My Lap” (21 Savage & Metro Boomin song)
4. “No Heart” (21 Savage & Metro Boomin song)
5. “Tuesday” (iLoveMakonnen song)
6. “I Get The Bag” (Migos song)
7. “Runnin” (21 Savage & Metro Boomin song)
8. “Knife Talk” (Drake song)
9. “Bank Account” (21 Savage song)
10. “Heartless” (The Weeknd song)
11. “Too Many Nights” (Metro Boomin song)
12. “Creepin’” (Metro Boomin song)
13. “Ric Flair Drip” (Offset & Metro Boomin song)

Future’s solo set

1. “Stick Talk”
2. “712PM”
3. “I’m Dat N****”
4. “New Level” (ASAP Ferg cover)
5. “F*ck Up Some Commas”
6. “Bugatti” (Ace Hood cover)
7. “Move That Dope”
8. “Same Damn Time”
9. “Turn Yo Clic Up” (Quavo cover)
10. “Puffin On Zootiez”
11. “Real Sisters”
12. “Relationship” (Young Thug cover)
13. “Me Or Sum” (Nardo Wick cover)
14. “Drankin N Smokin” (Future and Lil Uzi Vert cover)
15. “Love Me” (Lil Wayne cover)
16. “Married To The Game”
17. “My Savages”
18. “Turn On The Lights”
19. “Loveeeeeee Song” (Rihanna cover)
20. “Love You Better”
21. “Wait For U”
22. “March Madness”

Future & Metro Boomin’s joint set

23. “Superhero (Heroes & Villains)”
24. “Monster”
25. “Karate Chop”
26. “I Serve The Base”
27. “Thought It Was A Drought”
28. “Where Ya At”
29. “Young Metro””
30. “Slimed In”
31. “GTA””
32. “Wicked”
33. “Freak Hoe”
34. “Honest”
35. “Luv Bad B*tches””
36. “We Don’t Trust You”
37. “We Still Don’t Trust You””
38. “Type Sh*t”
39. “Fried (She A Vibe)”
40. “Low Life”
41. “Mask Off”
42. “Like That”

Noah Lyles entered the Paris Olympics with one goal: Win a gold medal in the 100 and 200 meters. Lyles, the American sprinter who has endeared himself to fans thanks to his big personality, did the first half of that last week when he narrowly crossed the finish line ahead of Jamaica’s Kishane Thompson.

Considered the weaker of his two events, Lyles winning a gold in the 100 meant that winning the Olympic double was truly on. However, on Thursday evening at Stade de France, Lyles finished third in the 200 for the second straight Olympics, finishing behind teammate Kenny Bednarek and gold medal winner Letsile Tebogo of Botswana in a stunning result.

After the race, Lyles was clearly gassed and nearly fell to the track while calling for water. He was tended to by the medical staff and eventually taken off the track in a wheelchair to get further medical attention underneath. Lyles, who deals with asthma, had been wearing a mask prior to his 200m heats, and NBC’s Lewis Johnson spoke with his mother after the race and learned that Lyles had tested positive for COVID two days ago after his 100m win.

Lyles opted to continue running for the double, and it does explain why he didn’t look like he had his normal finishing kick — and that he could run a 19.7 while sick is quite impressive. Hopefully Lyles will make a full and speedy recovery, but it was a bit of a scary scene on the track when he was clearly struggling to catch his breath.

UPDATE: Lyles came back out and spoke with Johnson for an on-air interview and said he wasn’t sure how this would impact his availability for the relay teams, and that he’d leave that up to the Team USA staff.

The Deadpool & Wolverine marketing blitz continues! Always Sunny In Philadelphia tie-ins, Frozen pizzas, sneakers, popcorn buckets — everywhere you turn it’s Deadpool & Wolverine. Now the duo is coming for our fast food! Jack in the Box has just launched the ridiculously named Sauced & Loaded Mini Chimi Bang Bangs, a side order of chimichangas covered in cheese and loaded up with even more cheese because Deadpool is canonically a huge chimichanga nerd.

Which begs the question — how the hell did Taco Bell drop the ball on this one?

While this seems like a dish tailored made for T-Bell, it fits a bit better alongside Jack in the Box’s chaotic sides menu. This is a fast food chain that has tacos, egg rolls, teriyaki bowls, and stuffed jalapeños on the menu, so sauced and loaded chimichangas? Sure… why the hell not?

But is this a worthy side to add to your meal? We found out ordering the Sauced & Loaded Mini Chimi Bang Bangs so that you don’t have to. Here is the verdict.

Jack in the Box Sauced & Loaded Mini Chimi Bang Bangs

Thoughts & Tasting Notes:

The Sauced & Loaded Mini Chimi Bang Bangs win the award for the most exhausting name for a fast food dish ever. Typing out its full name is giving me carpal tunnel, so I’ll be awaiting your check for damages in the mail, Jack! Anyway, the *deep breath* Sauced & Loaded Mini Chimi Bang Bangs feature shredded chicken, corn, black beans, and cheddar cheese stuff in three mini-flour tortillas, deep-fried, and topped with cheddar cheese sauce, taco sauce, and lettuce.

Visually, this dish is an absolute mess. Despite all the cheese and sauce all over these things, the shell remains nice and crispy (and that’s after a 15-minute transit time from the drive-thru to my apartment) offering a nice crunch alongside salty cheese notes, earthy herbal tones, and a zesty aftertaste courtesy of the taco sauce.

It’s the same taco sauce used on JiB’s crunchy tacos, but in a much larger dose — really accentuating the mild chili notes.

The weakest aspects of this dish are the chicken, which is essentially flavorless, and the weird strands of lettuce tossed on top of this dish. But as weak as those elements are, they don’t really hurt the dish.

This (last time) Sauced and Loaded Mini Chimi Bang Bangs is tasty and a full order is easily crushable, especially after a few drinks or a few hits from your vape pen, which if you aren’t aware, is the essential way to enjoy Jack in the Box’s food. As much as I like these though, they feel a little inessential. They aren’t a reason to go to Jack in the Box, but they make a nice accompaniment to any order.

The Bottom Line:

If you love Jack in the Box’s crunchy tacos, this dish feels like an elevated take on that. Worth adding to your usual order.

With The Bear, Fargo and Reservation Dogs all having their own respective moments, FX is slowly becoming the home of Post-Peak TV. That was only emphasized with the debut of Shōgun earlier this year, and now the network has been nominated for a whopping 93 Emmys, making it a worthy competitor for HBO and Netflix. And it’s partially because of… well, this.

A second season of Shōgun is already in the works, despite the fact that it was initially supposed to be a limited series. The show is based on the 1975 novel of the same name, which follows the English ship captain John Blackthorne as he becomes marooned in Japan in the midst of political turmoil, which stirs up even more tension. A second season was quickly green lit after, though the plot will depart from the original text.

“We took the story to the end of the book and put a period at the end of that sentence,” husband and wife duo/prducers Justin Marks and Rachel Kondo revealed to The Hollywood Reporter in March. “We love how the book ends; it was one of the reasons why we both knew we wanted to do it — and we ended in exactly that place.”

While there are five other books in the saga, season two will bring the story somewhere else. “We don’t have the novel,” producer and star Hiroyuki Sanada revealed to Variety. “Freedom is there…I hope our writers will enjoy the freedom and respect the novel of course.” Even without a source text, the season will surely be a worthwhile adventure for fans of the series. Here is everything to know so far about season two of Shōgun.

Plot

Even without a book to adapt, Sanada (who is set to reprise his role of Lord Yoshii Toranaga in season two) says that there is no shortage of events to draw inspiration from. “There are so many famous episodes in Japan. Toranaga’s strategies are like a chess game. It’s not only about fighting. Human drama is important,” he said. Season one is set at the end of the tumultuous Sengoku period, which in turn leads to the Edo period.

The second season promised to bring in new characters, in addition to some familiar faces, that will lead into another (!!) season. “There will be new characters coming in, and we’re going to basically follow the real history in seasons two and three. Before the peaceful era came, there were a lot of dramatic moments,” Sanada said.

Cast

Sanada cryptically revealed that half the existing cast will be back, and “the other half will be new characters coming in.” Sanada will definitely be returning as Toranaga, though none of the other cast has confirmed to return at this time.

Sanada previously told USA Today, “Blackthorne is useful to Toranaga, who wants to keep him in Japan and not let him go back to England,” which could signify the return of Cosmo Jarvis.

Release Date

The writers are hard at work on season two, which is still in the early stages. Sanada revealed, “We have a writers room, and they’re working every day. Hopefully sometime next year, we can start shooting.” Filming for season one took about nine months from 2021-2022, so there we are still quite a ways away from a premiere. Assuming they use a similar schedule, season two likely won’t premiere until late 2025 or early 2026.

“It’s a long production period.” FX CEO John Landgraf told Variety in July. “I think between principal and second unit days of photography, that show shot between 180 and 190 days or more, could have been close to 200.”

Trailer

While there is no trailer or footage, the entire first season is now streaming on Hulu and Disney+ so you can get a feel for where the series is headed next. Check out the first season trailer below: