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On this special occasion of David Corenswet’s birthday, it’s intriguing to reflect on his early ventures that paved the way for his current success as a prominent figure in Hollywood. Long before he caught people’s attention as James Gunn’s Superman, Corenswet embarked on a creative journey through television and films that showcased his talent and versatility.

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Thus, taking a look back at his filmography, let’s delve into the films, shows, and even YouTube projects that David Corenswet appeared in, wrote, and produced throughout his tenure. But among his lengthy list, one project that stood out was his dorky YouTube series Moe & Jerryweather, which not only makes his fans cringe but also adore his 21-year-old self.

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Showtime has canceled Neil Patrick Harris' Uncoupled, leaving fans disappointed and unresolved storylines hanging. Season two was in pre-production phase, but industry strikes and re-development efforts led to its discontinuation. Uncoupled's characters faced compelling subplots that promised depth, making the cancellation even more disappointing.

Showtime has decided to cancel Neil Patrick Harris' comedy series, Uncoupled, before the production of its second season could commence. This decision comes as a surprise, especially considering that Showtime had previously rescued the show from oblivion after its initial cancellation by Netflix, as per Deadline.

Uncoupled debuted with a storyline that resonated with many viewers. Neil Patrick Harris portrayed Michael Lawson, a man blindsided by the sudden departure of his longtime partner, Colin McKenna, played by Tuc Watkins. The first season followed Michael as he navigated the complexities of single life in New York City, a narrative that was both humorous and heartwarming. With...

Following Showtime’s decision not to proceed with a new season of Uncoupled after Netflix’s cancellation, the series’ cast is breaking their silence.

Jai Rodriguez, who played Jonathan #2, took to social media to share his thoughts about the show getting canceled for good.

“Welp, guess I’m not going to NYC in May to shoot,” Rodriguez posted on Instagram Stories.

The Neil Patrick Harris-starring comedy created by Darren Star and Jeffrey Richman premiered all eight episodes of the first season on July 29, 2022. In January 2023, Netflix canceled the series after a single season. However, a month later, Showtime stepped up and picked up a second season of the comedy, which had been delayed due to the writers’ strike.

Following the show’s demise, Dan Amboyer, who played Harris’s love interest, shared a heartfelt message on Instagram.

“Sad that there won’t be a season 2 of Uncoupled after all,...

Uncoupled will not be returning for a second season after all. After releasing the first season of eight episodes in July 2022, Netflix cancelled the relationship comedy series in January 2023, despite it being a Top 10 show. Showtime picked up the series for a second season in February but has now cancelled those plans.

Neil Patrick Harris, Tuc Watkins, Tisha Campbell, Marcia Gay Harden, Emerson Brooks, and Brooks Ashmanskas star in the series, which follows successful real estate broker Michael Lawson (Harris) as he returns to the dating world after his partner of 17 years breaks up with him.

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Showtime won’t be coming to Uncoupled‘s rescue after all. The cabler has opted not to move forward with a second season of Neil Patrick Harris’ divorce comedy, which it previously saved after it was first canceled by Netflix, our sister site Deadline reports.

Uncoupled followed Nph as New York City real estate agent Michael Lawson, who suddenly found himself single after being unceremoniously dumped by longtime boyfriend Colin McKenna. The comedy’s eight-episode first (and now only) season ended with Colin returning to their apartment and telling Michael that he made a huge “mistake.”

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So, David Corenswet is the Dcu's new Superman in Superman: Legacy and naturally the Internet has Thoughts about it. He's perfect, or he's too small, or he's not Henry Cavill, or he looks so much like Superman, or... Well, you get the idea. It's fair to say that Superman's movie casting carries similar expectations as casting Batman or James Bond. There's a weight of history there thanks to those who came before and how millions of DC comic book pages have portrayed DC's most wholesome superhero. In all of that, one question can too easily be passed over: will David Corenswet actually be a good Superman?

Handed the cape, tights and keys to the Fortress of Solitude for James Gunn's 2025 reboot of Superman, Corenswet has a lot in front of him, and crucially, not that much behind him. He's a fresh face with the added benefit of looking an...

Neil Patrick Harris is reprising his role of Michael Lawson for the second season of Uncoupled, the Darren Star and Jeffrey Richman series that was picked up by Showtime after Netflix canceled it after one season.

While visiting The View to promote his Hulu show Drag Me to Dinner, Harris revealed that filming for the second season of Uncoupled is getting delayed due to the writers strike.

“Very exciting, we were going to start filming it in the beginning of July but the writers strike is happening,” he said. “So, everything is sort of on pause — go writers, writers strong. So we’re just going to wait until that plays itself out.”

Harris continued, “Hopefully we’ll be able to start filming in warm weather. We filmed Season 1 in cold weather and it’s less fun to have like dating shows where you’re walking down Central Park and like freezing and shivering,...

Uncoupled has a new partner. Last month, we reported that the Netflix comedy series had been cancelled after one season. Now comes word that Showtime has picked up the show and renewed it for a second season.

A romantic comedy series created by Darren Star and Jeffrey Richman, the Uncoupled TV show stars Neil Patrick Harris, Tuc Watkins, Tisha Campbell, Marcia Gay Harden, Emerson Brooks, and Brooks Ashmanskas. The story revolves around Michael Lawson (Harris), a successful New York City real estate agent who finds his world turned upside down when his partner of 17 years breaks up with him. A gay man in his late 40s, Michael discovers that the dating world has changed a lot since the last time that he was single. While he searches for a new partner and figures out his new life,...

Uncoupled has found a new home following its cancellation on Netflix.

Deadline reported Friday that the Neil Patrick Harris comedy had scored a surprise pickup at Showtime.

The news comes amid a strategic shift at the premium cabler, which recently announced plans to become Paramount+ with Showtime.

As a result, much of the network's content is set to change.

Showtime canceled American Gigolo, Let the Right One In, and the new drama Three Women (despite never airing a single episode).

Several ended shows were also purged in the process, with shows like Kidding removed entirely.

It's unclear whether the purged shows will return somewhere else down the line.

Showtime also recently announced plans to expand the Dexter and Billions franchises.

As many as four spinoffs of the latter are in the works -- including Millions and Trillions.

For Dexter, we're getting a prequel called Dexter: Origin, a second chapter of Dexter: New Blood,...

Uncoupled isn’t done just yet.

The comedy starring Neil Patrick Harris has been picked up for Season 2 at Showtime, our sister site Deadline reports. Netflix previously cancelled the series after one season in January.

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According to the trade, Uncoupled Season 2 is expected to be “edgier” and “racier” than its freshman run at Netflix.

The show centers on Nph...

Netflix has canceled Neil Patrick Harris' Uncoupled after one season. Created by Darren Star and Jeffrey Richman, the comedy series released in 2022, with Harris playing Michael Lawson, a successful real estate agent who thinks his life is perfect until his partner of 17 years (Colin) abruptly moves out and ends their relationship without warning. The show explores Michael dealing with the sudden loss of the person he thought was his soulmate. As Michael struggles to move forward, he also navigates the challenges of suddenly being a single gay man in his mid-forties living in New York City. Michael's real-estate partner and friend Suzanne also plays a significant role in the series, as do Michael's other friends Billy and Stanley.

Variety has brought word that Netflix has canceled Uncoupled, confirming that the streamer will not continue the story of Michael and his friends in a season 2. Despite a largely favorable reception and...

Netflix and Uncoupled are, yes, uncoupled. The streaming service has canceled the Neil Patrick Harris rom-com after one season. In the series — from Sex and the City creator Darren Star and Modern Family scribe Jeffrey Richman — Harris played real estate agent Michael Lawson, suddenly single after getting dumped by his longtime boyfriend at the party Michael threw for him. “Overnight, [Michael] has to confront two nightmares: losing the man he thought was his soulmate and suddenly finding himself a single gay man in his mid-forties in New York City,” the show’s logline added. Sarah Shatz/Netflix Reviews for Uncoupled were decent, with TV Insider’s Matt Roush calling it “an arch season-long pity party sprinkled with sexy slapstick, sitcom bon mots, and strong female support from Tisha Campbell as Michael’s brassy co-worker and Marcia Gay Harden as a demanding and equally bereft divorced client.” “Diverting when it’s not...

Viewers won't be getting any resolution to Michael's quest for love... or any of the other soapy twists from the finale of Uncoupled. 

Netflix has officially canceled the Neil Patrick Harris comedy almost six months after its series premiere on the streaming service.

"Michael Lawson (Neil Patrick Harris) seems to have it all figured out," reads the official synopsis for the comedy from Darren Star.

"He's a successful New York City real estate agent with a great career, a supportive family, close friends, and a loving relationship with his partner of 17 years, Colin (Tuc Watkins)."

"But when Colin unexpectedly moves out on the eve of his 50th birthday, Michael is completely blindsided," Netflix teases.

"Overnight, he has to confront two nightmares: losing the man he thought was his soulmate, and suddenly finding himself a single gay man in his mid-forties in New York City."

Star and Jeffrey Richman brought the series to life,...

Netflix is breaking up with Neil Patrick Harris' latest show. The streaming service has decided to cancel the Uncoupled TV series, so there won't be a second date season.

A romantic comedy series created by Darren Star and Jeffrey Richman, the Uncoupled TV sshow stars Neil Patrick Harris, Tuc Watkins, Tisha Campbell, Marcia Gay Harden, Emerson Brooks, and Brooks Ashmanskas. The story revolves around Michael Lawson (Harris), a successful New York City real estate agent who finds his world turned upside down when his partner of 17 years breaks up with him. A gay man in his late 40s, Michael discovers that the dating world has changed a lot since the last time that he was single. While he searches for a new partner and figures out his new life, he and his single business partner, Suzanne (Campbell),...

Neil Patrick Harris‘ quest for love has reached an early conclusion. Netflix has cancelled Uncoupled after just one season, TVLine has confirmed.

Uncoupled followed Nph as New York City real estate agent Michael Lawson, who suddenly found himself single after being unceremoniously dumped by longtime boyfriend Colin McKenna. The comedy’s eight-episode first (and only) season ended with Colin returning to their apartment and telling Michael that he made a huge “mistake.”

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“Uncoupled” has been canceled at Netflix after airing just one season, Variety has learned.

The comedy series from creators Darren Star and Jeffrey Richman dropped its eight-episode first season on the streaming service on July 29, 2022.

The series starred Neil Patrick Harris as Michael Lawson. Per the official series logline, “Michael thought his life was perfect until his partner blindsides him by walking out the door after 17 years. Overnight, Michael has to confront two nightmares — losing what he thought was his soulmate and suddenly finding himself a single gay man in his mid-forties in New York City.”

Along with Harris, the cast of the series also included Tuc Watkins, Tisha Campbell, Brooks Ashmanskas, Emerson Brooks, and Marcia Gay Harden. Starr, Richman, and Harris all served as executive producers along with Lilly Burns. MTV Entertainment Studios produces along with Darren Star Productions, Jeffrey Richman Productions, and Jax Media.

“Uncoupled” received solid reviews upon its release,...

Suit up, it's time to discuss everyone's favorite self-proclaimed lady's man. The antics of Barney Stinson may not have aged particularly well here in 2022, but the "How I Met Your Mother" character somehow remains just as beloved today as he was when the show was on the air. There is one reason for that and his name is Neil Patrick Harris. This is not to say series creators Carter Bays and Craig Thomas and their team didn't do an amazing job writing these characters, because they definitely did. However, the show's resident lothario wouldn't have been nearly as lovable if Harris hadn't imbued him with so much heart. Barney does one despicable thing after another, and yet the audience continues to root for him. Harris' performance brought so much depth to a character that could've very easily been little more than a caricature.

Sure, it's true that "How I Met...

We need to talk about the finale of Netflix’s Uncoupled.

The eight-episode rom-com, starring Neil Patrick Harris as newly single Manhattan realtor Michael Lawson, ends just as it began, with Michael and Colin (played by Desperate Housewives‘ Tuc Watkins), standing in the beautiful apartment they’ve shared for 17 years.

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Of course, a lot transpires in those eight episodes. Like how Colin unexpectedly dumps Michael moments...

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Exactly the kind of rom-com story audiences have seen again and again for middle-aged straight, white characters — and that Hollywood has recently shown more interest in with younger LGBTQ+ characters in projects like Love, Victor, Fire Island and Anything’s Possible — Uncoupled delivers the kind of narrative treatment middle-aged gay men are rarely on the receiving end of. And it’s arriving at a notable time for the LGBTQ+ community.

Netflix’s latest rom-com installment follows Neil Patrick Harris’ Michael, a successful, middle-aged New York real estate agent who suddenly finds himself separating from his partner of 17 years after Colin (played by Tuc Watkins) decides, without explanation, that their relationship is no longer working.

After having his life turned upside down, Michael attempts to redefine (and find) himself now as single gay man in New York navigating a dating scene that leaves him feeling,...

Darren Star has, in recent years, had a Netflix success with “Emily in Paris” — a show that, depending on your vantage point, is either a death knell for TV comedy or a sunnily surface-level jaunt whose idle pleasures are just that. Star, the creator of “Sex and the City” and “Melrose Place,” has a gift for skating the viewer across smoothly luxurious settings.

Which may be the problem, or one of them, with his latest series for Netflix, which he created with Jeffrey Richman. “Uncoupled” features Neil Patrick Harris as Michael Lawson, an haute-Manhattan real-estate agent whose long-term relationship, to a character played by Tuc Watkins, falls apart before Michael even knows it’s broken. Michael is forced to carry on with work and to begin to date, all while pretending he’s not devastated. The trouble is that the show comes to seem distracted by all the pleasures surrounding the challenging character of Michael,...

And just like that, he’s single. In this Sex and the City–like dramedy, Uncoupled, from cocreators Darren Star and Jeffrey Richman, fortysomething real estate agent Michael Lawson (Neil Patrick Harris) is dumped at the birthday party he planned for longtime love Colin (Tuc Watkins). Ouch. Now heartbroken, Michael picks up the pieces — and explores the intricacies of dating as a gay man of a certain age. (Credit: Barbara Nitke/Netflix) Luckily, he has support from besties Suzanne (Tisha Campbell), Billy (Emerson Brooks), and Stanley (Brooks Ashmanskas), plus a newly divorced client (Marcia Gay Harden). Star and Richman conceived Uncoupled after several real-life long-term relationships they knew of “imploded in a very specific way. It’s your worst nightmare but also a great jumping-off point for a romantic comedy.” Ultimately, they say the show proves “on the other side of the worst thing that can happen is hope.” Uncoupled,...

Neil Patrick Harris is learning that dating isn't what it used to be.  In Uncoupled, coming to Netflix July 29, Nph plays Michael Lawson "a successful New York City real estate agent with a great career, a supportive family, close friends, and a loving relationship with his partner of 17 years, Colin (Tuc Watkins)," according to the streamer. "But when Colin unexpectedly moves out on the eve of his 50th birthday, Michael is completely blindsided." Michael is forced to dip his toes back into the world of dating and, well, you can probably guess how that goes. "Do you have any idea what it's like to be single again for a gay man at my age?" he asks in the trailer. Fret...

Michael Lawson (Neil Patrick Harris) seems to have it all figured out. He’s a successful New York City real estate agent with a great career, a supportive family, close friends, and a loving relationship with his partner of 17 years, Colin (Tuc Watkins). But when Colin unexpectedly moves out on the eve of his 50th […]

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Neil Patrick Harris is single and searching for love in New York City. 

This isn't his first time suiting up to explore the Big Apple's dating scene, but other than being well-dressed and unattached, I'm guessing Michael Lawson and Barney Stinson don't have much in common. Although Barney had no trouble earning nine seasons worth of laughs, Harris' "How I Met Your Mother" character was best known as a despicable womanizer who was terrified of commitment and perfectly happy to live out an endless string of one night stands. But in the upcoming Netflix series "Uncoupled," Nph is going the exact...

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Neil Patrick Harris is searching for love in Netflix's new comedy series Uncoupled.

The streamer on Wednesday dropped the full-length trailer for the Darren Star comedy, which is set to premiere on July 29.

"Michael Lawson (Neil Patrick Harris) seems to have it all figured out," reads the official synopsis.

"He’s a successful New York City real estate agent with a great career, a supportive family, close friends, and a loving relationship with his partner of 17 years, Colin (Tuc Watkins)."

"But when Colin unexpectedly moves out on the eve of his 50th birthday, Michael is completely blindsided," Netflix teases.

"Overnight, he has to confront two nightmares: losing the man he thought was his soulmate, and suddenly finding himself a single gay man in his mid-forties in New York City."

The series hails from Emmy Award-winning co-creators Darren Star and Jeffrey Richman, who describe Uncoupled is a story about heartbreak,...

Neil Patrick Harris is hitting the dating pool in a new trailer for his upcoming Netflix series Uncoupled which arrives Friday, July 29 on the platform. From co-creators Darren Star and Jeffrey Richman, Harris plays Michael Lawson, a man who thought he had it all figured out. As a real estate agent in New York City, he’s got a great career, supportive family, close friends, and what he believes is a loving 17-year relationship. (Credit: Netflix) His romance with Colin (Tuc Watkins) comes crashing down though when he unexpectedly moves out on the eve of his 50th birthday, leaving Michael completely blindsided. Overnight, Michael has to confront two nightmares, one is losing the man he thought was his soulmate and the other is suddenly finding himself as a single gay man in his mid-forties in New York City. Helping keep him tethered to the ground is his friend and colleague...

The 10th annual PaleyFest Fall TV Previews, which runs from September 8 – 15 this year, has announced its full lineup. New to the annual showcase is El Rey Network’s innovative wrestling drama “Lucha Underground,” while “The Mindy Project” is receiving pride of place with a special “Inside the Writers’ Room” event. Full details below:

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Thursday, September 8 — Fox

6:00 pm: “Pitch” Red Carpet

7:00 pm: “Pitch” Screening

7:45 pm: “Pitch” Panel featuring:

Kylie Bunbury, “Ginny Baker”

Mark-Paul Gosselaar, “Mike Lawson”

Rick Singer, Executive Producer

Kevin Falls, Executive Producer

7:00 pm: “Lethal Weapon” Red Carpet

8:15 pm: “Lethal Weapon” Screening

9:00 pm: “Lethal Weapon” panel featuring:

Damon Wayans, Sr., “Roger Murtaugh”

Clayne Crawford, “Martin Riggs”

Matt Miller, Executive Producer

9:30 pm: “Son of Zorn” Screening

9:55 pm: “The Exorcist” Screening

Friday, September 9 — El Rey Network

6:00 pm: “From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series...

Our three-day early look at web series Infestation: Day One, a companion to the survival horror Mmo Infestation: Survivor Stories, comes to an end today with Episodes 5 and 6. Our thanks to the filmmakers for sharing their work with us; we hope you've all enjoyed it!

Infestation: Survivor Stories (formerly The War Z) is based five years in the future following a horrendous viral outbreak of apocalyptic proportions that destroyed 95% of the world’s population. Players must survive against all odds. Scavenge, defend yourself, band with others, or die in the process – your life is in your own hands.

Now comes Infestation: Day One, a live action web series that pays homage to scary movies of the past such as Evil Dead and also gives background on the game's zombie outbreak.

Related Story: See Episodes 1 and 2 of Infestation: Day One here and see Episodes 3 and 4 here

It's written by Lana Titova...

This morning we have two more episodes to share of Infestation: Day One, a live action web series based on survival horror Mmo Infestation: Survivor Stories. Let us know what you think of the series so far, and check back tomorrow for the final installments.

Infestation: Survivor Stories (formerly The War Z) is based five years in the future following a horrendous viral outbreak of apocalyptic proportions that destroyed 95% of the world’s population. Players must survive against all odds. Scavenge, defend yourself, band with others, or die in the process – your life is in your own hands.

Now comes Infestation: Day One, a live action web series that pays homage to scary movies of the past such as Evil Dead and also gives background on the game's zombie outbreak.

Related Story: See Episodes 1 and 2 of Infestation: Day One here!

It's written by Lana Titova and Michael Welch and directed by Titova.

A current trend is to create live action shorts and web series from video games - and none are more ripe for the picking than those with zombies. Today we kick off a three-day exclusive release of Episodes 1-6 of Infestation: Day One, based on survival horror Mmo Infestation: Survivor Stories.

Infestation: Survivor Stories (formerly The War Z) is based five years in the future following a horrendous viral outbreak of apocalyptic proportions that destroyed 95% of the world’s population. Players must survive against all odds. Scavenge, defend yourself, band with others, or die in the process – your life is in your own hands.

Now comes Infestation: Day One, a live action web series that pays homage to scary movies of the past such as Evil Dead and also gives background on the game's zombie outbreak.

It's written by Lana Titova and Michael Welch and directed by Titova. The cast includes Titova,...

Directors Arthur Dong, Jay Duplass, Mark Duplass, Chris Eska, Clark Gregg, Davis Guggenheim and Freida Lee Mock are among the participants in Film Independent's fourth annual Filmmaker Forum, which will be held Sept. 26-28 at the Directors Guild of America in Los Angeles.

Producer Ted Hope will deliver this year's keynote address at the three-day event, which focusses on the latest developments in independent filmmaking.

The forum will kick off on Sept. 26 with a screening of Rian Anderson's "The Brothers Bloom," followed by a Q&A with producer Ram Bergman and other members of the creative team and a reception in the DGA atrium.

On Sept. 27 and 28, panel discussions will be held on such topics as "Finding the Financial Sweet Spot"; "What's Up Doc?"; "The Micro Budget Film as a Calling Card; New Tools for Audience Building; The Cost of Cutting Corners: Production Dos and Don'ts"; "Keeping Your Documentary on...