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David Berry in ‘Outlander’ season 7 episode 14 (Photo Credit: Starz)

Starz’s Outlander season seven episode 14 finally brings Lord John Grey back into the main story. Episode 14, written by author Diana Gabaldon, also finds Bree in danger and Claire meeting a key figure in American history.

“Ye Dinna Get Used to It” opens with a flashback to London 1775. Lord John Grey (David Berry) learns his brother, Harold “Hal” Grey (Sam Hoare), has gout and can’t travel to New York. John can but doesn’t want to, and he’s able to stop Hal from writing a commission. They have a bit of an argument over William, and John assures his brother that when the time comes, he’ll see to his commission. John believes it’s still possible for there to be a peaceful end to the American Revolution – if America apologizes.

Although Hal initially disagrees, he finally admits it...

Despite the delays caused by the industry-wide Covid-19 shutdown, A Discovery of Witches fans had been crossing their fingers for a late 2020 release date for series two. That’s not quite going to happen, but the wait isn’t going to be much longer. On August the 6th, Sky confirmed on Twitter that the new series will arrive in January 2021.

Here’s the official Tweet confirming the news:

Confirmed: #ADiscoveryOfWitches Series 2. January 2021.

Matthew and Diana will be timewalking on to #SkyOne and @Nowtv in the UK, following soon after on @sundance_now & @Shudder in the US.

Be prepared… pic.twitter.com/f8XvvgDPxc

— Sky TV (@skytv) August 6, 2020

The second series will have two more episodes than the first, bringing the total to 10, five of which were directed by Farren Blackburn, whose back catalogue features a healthy number of supernatural titles including atmospheric Netflix fantasy The Innocents, as well as Marvel’s Daredevil,...

Pack a lunch. W. Earl Brown and Michael Lindall have been cast in the Roadside Picnic TV show pilot at Wgn America. Brown played Dan Dority on the Deadwood TV series, which was cancelled after three seasons on HBO. He now plays Sheriff Hugo Root on AMC's Preacher, and was Detective Teague Dixon in the second season of HBO's True Detective. The duo joins Matthew Goode, who was previously cast.Lindall recurs as Finch on the Guilt TV series on Freeform. According to Deadline, he will play Tender, described as, "a brave and daring Army vet recruited to join Red’s excursion into the zone." Brown has been cast as Buzzard, "a veteran and affluent Stalker who considers himself the de facto leader of his criminal cohorts."Read...

River Song has teleported into Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life.

Doctor Who vet Alex Kingston will appear in Netflix’s revival of the late WB/CW series — but she won’t necessarily be in Stars Hollow.

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During a recent fan convention in Miami, Kingston revealed that she plays “a very eccentric character” in multiple installments. The actress — who recurs on Arrow as Dinah Lance — also divulged that she filmed her scenes “on location” and they may have been opposite Alexis Bledel’s Rory.

Deadwood alum W. Earl Brown and Michael Lindall have been cast opposite Matthew Goode in Wgn America's alien-saga pilot Roadside Picnic, based on the famous novel by top Soviet/Russian science fiction writers Arkady and Boris Strugatsky. Written by Transcendence scribe Jack Paglen, with Terminator: Genisys and Game of Thrones helmer Alan Taylor attached to direct and Neal Moritz producing, Roadside Picnic explores a near-future world where aliens have come and gone…...