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The Handmaid’s Tale concluded its critically lauded six-season run in May 2025. Now, Hulu is bringing viewers back to the same world with The Testaments, a show based on the 2019 novel of the same name by Margaret Atwood. This sequel will be set 15 years after the finale of the original show and explore how Gilead has evolved through the eyes of a new generation of women.

Even though the regime is still in power, cracks of dissent and resistance are starting to appear within. Fans of The Handmaid’s Tale will find that even though the new show will have fresh faces leading it, there will be returning characters as well.

Also, it will follow the continuity of the original show. After all, Bruce Miller, who was in charge of The Handmaid’s Tale, is back for this new journey, and Elisabeth Moss will be in an executive producer role on the show.

[This story contains major spoilers from The Handmaid’s Tale series finale, titled “The Handmaid’s Tale.”]

The final scene between June (Elisabeth Moss) and Luke (O-t Fagbenle) left a lot unsaid. But if you talk to the actors who play the starring wife and husband in The Handmaid’s Tale, they are pretty clear on where the show leaves them.

In a previous finale conversation with Moss, the star and director of the final episode told The Hollywood Reporter that their final conversation was one of hope. After everything they have been through over the course of the Hulu saga’s six seasons, she said they went back to the beginning. “We had this idea to play it like they were flirting with each other, like they had crushes,” she said of her scene partner. “There’s such a circular nature to the finale and absolutely I think there’s a lot of hope for the two of them.

Note: This story contains spoilers from “The Handmaid’s Tale” Season 6, Episode 10.

“The Handmaid’s Tale” star Elisabeth Moss says the Hulu show’s “super meta” finale wasn’t quite an ending at all, but rather the beginning of June’s long fight to bring Hannah (Jordana Blake) home.

After an intense, emotional and heartbreaking Episode 9, Episode 10 titled “The Handmaid’s Tale” came in to wrap up the series with some sweet character returns, tender farewells and a final scene that serves as PSA that June will stay at the forefront of the resistance trying to take down Gilead.

“We put so much thought into it. We thought about lots of alternatives, lots of ideas,” Moss told TheWrap. “There were ideas that felt too convenient, or that wouldn’t lead to the sequel, ‘The Testaments,’ which we’re making. So there’s things that we just felt didn’t quite work. This was...

As The Handmaid's Tale comes to an end, the Hulu series' showrunner publicly addressed what happened to June's daughter Hannah (played by Jordana Blake). In the show's gripping finale, Elizabeth Moss' June took the spotlight for one last time. A significant component of this final chapter for the longtime TV character were flashes back to her interacting with her estranged daughter (who is now living in Colorado with Jason Butler Harner's Commander Mackenzie) in a time before the rise of Gilead, but in the present timeline, it was made unclear if the mother-daughter pair ever got to see each other again. 

Coming off of the Handmaid's Tale series finale, showrunner Yahlin Chang explained why June and Hannah never reunited by the end of the show, pointing to an adaptation of Magaret Atwood's sequel book, The Testaments, as one of the primary reasons that it did not happen. 

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After six seasons that aired from April 26, 2017 to May 27, 2025, The Handmaid’s Tale came to an end, but unfortunately without June (Elisabeth Moss) reuniting with her kidnapped daughter, Hannah (Jordana Blake). Hannah was not seen much in the dystopian show’s final run, but she’s set to be one of the leads of the upcoming spin-off, The Testaments, which will continue the tragic story of Gilead. Production is currently ongoing for the follow-up in Toronto, Canada, and in addition to Hannah, it has already been previously confirmed that Aunt Lydia (Ann Dowd) is another returning central character.

Days before The Handmaid’s Tale Season 6 concluded, executive producer Warren Littlefield hinted at how Lydia’s new perspective in the wake of the Jezebels' massacre will reshape her mindset going into The Testaments. Now, the spin-off’s showrunner, Bruce Miller, also the creator of the original series, is teasing how much of the character can be expected,...

[Warning: The following contains Major spoilers for The Handmaid’s Tale series finale.] The Handmaid’s Tale came to an end after six seasons on Tuesday, May 27. While June (Elisabeth Moss) and Luke (O-t Fagbenle) were tragically not reunited with their kidnapped daughter, Hannah (Jordana Blake), Hannah’s story isn’t over yet. She will be a main character in the upcoming spinoff, The Testaments, which is currently in production in Toronto. And we know that Hannah, who was renamed Agnes by her Gilead parents, will still be living in Gilead in the spinoff. With June and Luke still alive and fighting for Mayday and fighting to find Hannah in The Handmaid’s Tale series finale’s end, the door is open for them to appear in the spinoff centering their daughter. Hannah was seen in The Handmaid’s Tale series finale, but only in flashbacks and in a vision June had of her daughter in the episode’s...

Warning: Major Spoilers ahead for The Handmaid's Tale season 6, episode 10!The Handmaid's Tale showrunners Yahlin Chang and Eric Tuchman explain the one June reunion that couldn't happen in the series finale and why the storyline wasn't fully resolved. At the end of The Handmaid's Tale season 6, Boston is liberated from Gilead's rule thanks to June (Elisabeth Moss) and other Handmaids killing the city's Commanders. In the finale's last scene, she returns to the burned-down Waterford house to record her story. However, the show doesn't reunite her with her daughter, Hannah (Jordana Blake), her fight to save her daughter from Gilead still ongoing when the show concludes.

Speaking with the Los Angeles Times, Chang and Tuchman explained that The Handmaid's Tale couldn't reunite June with Hannah because of The Testaments. They explained how Hannah's important role in the sequel series prevented the reunion, something they struggled with because of how much...

Warning: Major Spoilers ahead for The Handmaid's Tale season 6, episode 10!The Handmaid's Tale creator Bruce Miller and star Elisabeth Moss have addressed June's (Moss) possible return in The Testaments following the first show's end. The Handmaid's Tale season 6 ended with Boston getting liberated after June and her fellow Handmaids killed all the Commanders in the city. While there are many amicable reunions and endings for the show's major characters, the series clarifies that June and Luke (O-t Fagbenle) are still going to fight to find Hannah (Jordana Blake). This indicates they'll still be doing so when the sequel series, The Testaments, begins.

Speaking with The Hollywood Reporter, Miller and Moss explained that it's possible June will show up in The Testaments. The series creator and former showrunner explained that, as the events of the new show unfold, the former protagonist will still be trying to get Hannah back. This makes it possible she will return.

[This story contains Major spoilers from The Handmaid’s Tale series finale, titled “The Handmaid’s Tale.”]

The Handmaid’s Tale‘s creator Bruce Miller always knew how he was going to end the series. A key location detail changed along the way and he didn’t know how many seasons it would take to get there, or that Margaret Atwood would write a sequel novel in 2019. But he knew that when the show reached its ending, June’s story would circle back to where it began, but with new perspective.

“This is definitely not a story where you get what you want most of the time — or where June gets what she wants. It’s a story about how to live with the things you can’t get,” Miller explains to The Hollywood Reporter about the series finale.

The 2017 pilot of the Emmy-winning Hulu series had introduced viewers to Elisabeth Moss as June, the woman readers first...

[This story contains spoilers from season six, episode seven of The Handmaid’s Tale, “Shattered.”]

“It was Nick who told me everything.”

The Handmaid Tale‘s June (Elisabeth Moss) first heard those words while hiding in a closet with Nick (Max Minghella), as High Commander Wharton (Josh Charles) informed fiancée Serena Joy (Yvonne Strahovski) that his son-in-law helped him thwart what could have been a debilitating attack on Gilead High Commanders at Jezebel’s, orchestrated by June and the Mayday resistance group.

The sixth episode in the final season of the Hulu series ended on that cliffhanger moment as viewers watched June internally digest what she just heard. This week’s seventh hour, “Shattered,” then picked up in that closet. The episode quickly zoomed over to Jezebel’s to show viewers the devastating consequences of Nick’s betrayal of June: All of the Jezebels (women who are forced to be sex slaves for High Commanders) are brutally shot and killed by Gilead officers.

Note: This story contains spoilers from “The Handmaid’s Tale” Season 6, Episode 6.

While June Osborne (Elisabeth Moss) and her husband Luke (O-t Fagbenle) rekindled their flame in the midst of fighting to get their daughter Hannah (Jordana Blake) back, it appears the former handmaid still has the hots for her other child’s father Nick Blaine ( Max Minghella) on “The Handmaid’s Tale.”

And after that steamy kiss between Nick and June in Episode 6, titled “Surprise,” it leaves fans wondering exactly who does June love more, Nick or Luke? Well, the cast shared their opinions on the fiery love triangle with TheWrap.

“I only think the fictional character of June could answer that question. But by the way, the answer might not be easy for that character,” Minghella told TheWrap. “I think that they offer incredibly different things to [June]. There’s a intellectualism in the relationship between Luke and June that Nick...

[This story contains spoilers from the three-episode season six premiere of The Handmaid’s Tale, “Train,” “Exile” and “Devotion.”]

After playing iconic mother June Osborne for five seasons on The Handmaid’s Tale, Elisabeth Moss became a mother herself. During the two-season break in filming between seasons five and six, the star, executive producer and director on the series had her first child. Then when it came time to play June for the final season, Moss brought her baby with her to the show’s Toronto set.

The first episode of the sixth and final season, titled “Train,” continues to follow June on her dangerous journey to safety, which includes stepping up to defend Serena (Yvonne Strahovski) from Gilead refugees who are seeking revenge on a moving train. When June finally gets to Alaska, she’s lost her only companion, as Serena was forced to jump from the train to save herself and her infant son. Now, it’s only June and her baby daughter,...

Finally, after two long years spent dangling in the air from The Handmaid’s Tale season 5 cliffhanger finale, the award-winning dystopian saga is back with season 6, also known as the final season. Hulu debuted the last part of June’s (Elisabeth Moss) fight to rescue her daughter and put a stop to Gilead on Tuesday, April 8 with a three-episode premiere that saw our plot move forward after reaching its most critical stage yet.

Season 5 saw some major turning points riddled with deeply personal stakes, betrayal, and changing power dynamics. Tensions between Gilead and the U.S. government intensified after an American military operation to rescue children failed horribly and resulted in numerous deaths. Commander Lawrence (Bradley Whitford) created a more liberal province within Gilead called New Bethlehem, where there are no handmaids, hangings, or abuse. June and Luke (O-t Fagbenle) ventured into No Man’s Land only to get captured and separated.

[This story contains spoilers from the three-episode season six premiere of The Handmaid’s Tale, “Train,” “Exile” and “Devotion.”]

The biggest question for The Handmaid’s Tale viewers heading into the sixth and final season was what was going to happen to June and Serena after they got on that train.

The three-episode premiere of the Emmy-winning dystopian Hulu saga quickly answered that question by setting its starring women on diverging paths once again for the final chapter in this Gilead story. Serena (Yvonne Strahovski) ends up jumping from the train, with her baby son in her arms, to escape a mob of Gilead refugee women looking for revenge against the former Gilead wife. She eventually makes her way back to Gilead via New Bethlehem, the reformed community founded by Commander Lawrence (Bradley Whitford) where she is needed to recruit refugees.

June (Elisabeth Moss), who helped Serena escape, ends up making it to Alaska, where she reunites with her mother Holly (played...

May the Lord open up Season 6 of “The Handmaid’s Tale” because it’s truly been way too long since the last time viewers visited Gilead. But don’t you worry, we’re here with all the details you need as you journey into the hit Hulu drama series’ last season.

It’s been over two years since Season 5 ended, and they left fans off with one hell of a cliffhanger. A lot has changed, but many things remain. June (Elisabeth Moss) is still trying to get her daughter Hannah (Jordana Blake) back, Commander Joseph Lawrence (Bradley Whitford) has a grand idea for a new, more progressive Gilead and Serena (Yvonne Strahovski) is a mother now.

In an effort to jog y’all’s memories, we decided to lay out the seven biggest, most important moments to remember from Season 5. However, there’s one Season 4 tidbit we wanted to mention.

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Welcome back to Gilead. “The Handmaid’s Tale” sequel series “The Testaments” has officially received a series order from Hulu.

The streamer also announced more casting for the show, including series regulars Amy Seimetz, Brad Alexander and Mabel Li.

Seimetz plays Paula, the hard-shelled homemaker and fearsome stepmother to Agnes (Chase Infiniti). Before she was renamed, Agnes was known as Hannah in “The Handmaid’s Tale,” in which the character was played by Jordana Blake. Alexander plays Garth, a young Commander who becomes involved in the personal lives of the girls he’s sworn to protect. And Li plays Aunt Vidala, the stern heir-apparent to the women’s sphere of Gilead.

Also joining the cast are Zarrin Darnell-Martin (Aunt Gabbana), Eva Foote (Aunt Estee), Isolde Ardies (Hulda), Shechinah Mpumlwana (Jehosheba), Birva Pandya (Miriam) and Kira Guloien (Rosa). Previously announced cast members are Mattea Conforti, Infiniti, Lucy Halliday, Ann Dowd and Rowan Blanchard.

Praise be, the news is official: The Testaments has been picked up to series at Hulu and will go into production April 7. The streamer announced the update with a photo from the table read (above) and some news: The Handmaid’s Tale star Ann Dowd, who plays Aunt Lydia, is confirmed to star in the follow-up, as had been expected, and Elisabeth Moss — star, director and executive producer of The Handmaid’s Tale — will be executive producing The Testaments.

Joining the previously announced leads Chase Infiniti, playing Agnes, and Lucy Halliday, playing Daisy, are new cast Mabel Li, Amy Seimetz, Brad Alexander, Zarrin Darnell-Martin, Eva Foote, Isolde Ardies, Shechinah Mpumlwana, Birva Pandya and Kira Guloien. Rowan Blanchard (Shunammite) and Mattea Conforti (Becka) had been previously announced.

The streamer’s follow-up series to The Handmaid’s Tale is adapted from Margaret Atwood’s 2019 novel with creator Bruce Miller as showrunner. Miller also created The Handmaid’s Tale,...

The Handmaid’s Tale has always been about a mother’s journey back to her daughter. When playing that mother at the center of Margaret Atwood’s tale on the Emmy-winning Hulu series, Elisabeth Moss as June Osborne had her first daughter ripped from her arms at the height of the formation of Gilead, the dystopian society at the center of the saga that stripped women of their human rights. June has spent five seasons heroically fighting to get her oldest daughter back and now, when the sixth and final season launches on April 8, she’ll be launching an all-out rebellion for a final attempt.

Moss, who stars, executive produces and directs on the series, spoke to The Hollywood Reporter about the emotional impact of becoming a mother herself before playing June one last time for The Handmaid’s Tale. “It was incredibly meaningful to be able to end this show as a mom,...

“The Handmaid’s Tale” took the stage for PaleyFest LA 2025 Wednesday night, and while reflecting on the show’s ongoing political relevance in American culture, Bradley Whitford — who stars as Commander Joseph Lawrence — said it feels as if the country is being run like a real-life Gilead.

“I think at the core this is something really … it is very weird that this show began, started shooting … here we are, unthinkable things have happened. I make a very, and we’re bewildered — I make a dark joke that it’s like the worst ‘Handmaid’s’ episode ever, where June [Elisabeth Moss’ character] is about to be executed and she turns to the camera and says, ‘I heard they’re really incompetent, right?'” Whitford says, explaining his bit, but pivoting to a more serious tone. “We need to meet this moment, and June is a fundamental thing we have to remember in this moment, which is,...

All good things must come to an end, including Hulus acclaimed series The Handmaids Tale, which has just cast Veeps Timothy Simons to appear in its final season. Per Variety, Simons will have a guest-starring role in the award-winning series that began in 2017, and is based on the novel by Margaret Atwood. Starring Elisabeth Moss, The Handmaids Tale became the first streaming show in history to win the Emmy for Best Drama, which along with shows like Stranger Things a year prior paved the way for other streaming services to begin presenting viewers with high-quality original programming.

Simons is best known for his role on Veep, where he portrayed Jonah Ryan, who started off as the White House liaison to Vice President Meyer's office, but by the final season became her presidential rival, peddling numerous conspiracy theories akin to what were seeing in the current race for the White...

June's journey in The Handmaid's Tale season 5 ends with a new beginning as she escapes Gilead's threats. Serena and June's reconciliation sets up a fresh start for their relationship, marking a significant turning point in the finale. Luke sacrifices himself for June's escape, facing potential consequences in Canada as the show sets up a new chapter for its characters.

The Handmaid's Tale ending explained how all its major storylines reached their inevitable conclusion. Despite The Handmaid's Tale season 5 starting with June (Elisabeth Moss) seemingly safe in Canada, it soon becomes apparent that she wants to make Gilead pay and, more importantly, get information about her and Luke's (O-t Fagbenle) daughter, Hannah (Jordana Blake). While Gilead's threats are never too far from June throughout the fifth season, it also becomes clear that Canada isn't safe for her and Nichole, making their hastened trip out of Toronto unavoidable.

Although those whom June...

Join Josh and Blue for a special musical celebration on the latest episode of “Blue’s Clues & You!” Season 4, Episode 31 titled “Blue’s Countdown Celebration,” airing on Nick Jr. In this fun-filled installment, Josh and Blue are gearing up for a festive event as they highlight the top ten musical moments from the show.

Get ready to sing, dance, and reminisce as Josh and Blue take a trip down memory lane, revisiting some of the most beloved songs and melodies from their adventures. From catchy tunes to heartwarming melodies, this countdown is sure to delight fans of all ages.

As the countdown unfolds, viewers can expect plenty of excitement, laughter, and surprises along the way. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to the series, “Blue’s Countdown Celebration” promises to be a joyous and entertaining experience for the whole family.

Tune in to Nick Jr. at 10:20 Am on Thursday,...

Get ready for an exciting morning of adventure with “Blue’s Clues & You!” on Nick Jr., airing at 10:20 Am on Wednesday, February 14th. In Season 4 Episode 30, titled “Blue’s Breaking News,” Josh and Blue take on the roles of reporters, bringing viewers the latest household news.

In this fun-filled episode, viewers will join Josh and Blue as they immerse themselves in the world of journalism. When Pail’s sandcastle is unexpectedly knocked over, Josh and Blue jump into action, treating it as a major breaking news story. With their trusty notebook and thinking chair, they investigate the scene, interview witnesses, and report on the event with enthusiasm and determination.

As Josh and Blue navigate the ups and downs of reporting, they teach young viewers valuable lessons about problem-solving, teamwork, and resilience. With its engaging storyline and interactive format, “Blue’s Clues & You!” continues to delight audiences of all ages.

Get ready for a delightful adventure with your favorite blue puppy, Blue, and her trusty friend, Josh, on “Blue’s Clues & You!” On Tuesday, February 13, 2024, at 10:20 Am on Nick Jr., a heartwarming episode titled “Hotel Bleu” is set to charm young viewers.

In this episode, Blue and Josh invite friends over for a special sleepover at the imaginative “Hotel Bleu.” It’s a night filled with fun and excitement as they enjoy each other’s company. However, things take a turn when Magenta, another one of Blue’s pals, begins to feel a little nervous about the sleepover.

But fear not! Bellhop Josh is here to save the day. With his friendly and caring nature, Josh sets out to uncover what will help Magenta feel more comfortable and excited about the sleepover. It’s a journey of understanding and empathy that showcases the importance of friendship and support.

“Blue’s Clues & You!...

“Blue’s Clues & You!” is back with another delightful episode, and this time, it’s all about creativity and breaking stereotypes. In “If You Don’t See It, Be It!”, airing on Monday, February 12, 2024, at 10:20 Am on Nick Jr., Josh and Blue dive into the world of filmmaking.

As Josh and Blue embark on their movie-making adventure, they encounter a thought-provoking dilemma. Periwinkle is questioned about taking on the role of Rocket Blast, a character traditionally played by a dog. This sparks a journey of self-discovery and challenging preconceived notions about what roles different characters can play.

The episode beautifully explores themes of inclusivity and empowerment, encouraging young viewers to embrace their unique talents and abilities. It’s a heartwarming and educational experience that teaches children valuable lessons about diversity and breaking free from stereotypes.

“Blue’s Clues & You!” continues to inspire and entertain with its engaging storytelling and...

On Thursday, October 26, 2023, at 10:00 Am, young viewers can join the fun on Nick Jr. as they watch Season 4, Episode 27 of “Blue’s Clues & You!” titled “Happy Birthday, Sage and Ginger.”

In this delightful episode, it’s a special day as Sage and Ginger are celebrating their first birthday. The entire Spice family is all set for a fantastic birthday party. However, there’s a small problem – there’s no cake for the celebration. But not to worry, because Josh and Blue are here to save the day.

They embark on a playful adventure, using Blue’s Clues to figure out who will make the cake for Sage and Ginger’s birthday. Along the way, they even pay a visit to Birthday Party World, adding to the excitement of the day.

“Blue’s Clues & You!” is a heartwarming show that engages young audiences in interactive problem-solving and adventures with Blue, the animated puppy,...

On Wednesday, October 25, 2023, at 10:00 Am, Nick Jr. will air an exciting episode of “Blue’s Clues & You!” titled “Kamusta, Philippines!” This episode is part of the show’s fourth season.

In “Kamusta, Philippines!”, Josh is filled with anticipation about performing at the Panagbenga Festival in the Philippines, accompanied by his trusty companions, Blue and Rainbow Puppy. However, things take a twist when Josh misplaces his lucky seashell, which leads to a surge of nervousness that threatens to hinder his performance.

Now, Josh needs a helping hand to regain his confidence and find his rhythm so he can sing and partake in the vibrant festival parade. This heartwarming episode promises adventure, problem-solving, and, most importantly, the power of friendship.

For young viewers and fans of “Blue’s Clues & You!”, “Kamusta, Philippines!” is an opportunity to join Josh, Blue, and Rainbow Puppy on an exciting journey that transcends borders and showcases...

On Tuesday, October 24, 2023, at 10:00 Am, young viewers can join the fun-filled adventures of “Blue’s Clues & You!” with the Season 4 Episode 25 titled “Hola, Mexico City!” This delightful episode follows Rainbow Puppy on an exciting journey as they film a music video in the vibrant city of Mexico City.

However, things take an unexpected turn when the Tour Bus encounters some trouble and breaks down. In typical “Blue’s Clues & You!” fashion, the characters engage in the beloved activity of playing Blue’s Clues, which encourages young minds to think critically and solve puzzles.

“Hola, Mexico City!” offers a fantastic opportunity for kids to expand their language skills as they learn new Spanish words and phrases. It’s a perfect blend of entertainment and education as the characters explore the rich culture and diversity of Mexico City.

For a dose of adventure, music, and learning, don’t miss “Blue’s Clues & You!” on Tuesday,...

On Monday, October 23, 2023, at 10:00 Am, Nick Jr. will air Season 4, Episode 24 of “Blue’s Clues & You!” titled “Rock On, Rainbow Puppy!” In this episode, the audience will follow Blue and her friends on an exciting journey to New York City. Their destination is to see Rainbow Puppy’s performance.

During their visit, the group will play “Blue’s Clues” to solve a puzzle. They need to figure out which instrument is missing from the track before Rainbow Puppy’s concert begins.

“Blue’s Clues & You!” is a beloved and educational children’s program suitable for young viewers. It encourages problem-solving and participation, making it an excellent choice for learning through play.

If you’re looking for a fun and interactive show that helps children develop essential skills, this episode is a perfect choice. Tune in on the specified date and time to join Blue and her friends on their musical...

On Thursday, October 19, 2023, at 10:00 Am, young viewers can tune in to Nick Jr. for the latest episode of “Blue’s Clues & You!” The episode is titled “The Smelly Smell.”

In this fun and educational adventure, something in the house is emitting a mysterious and unpleasant odor. No one can figure out where it’s coming from, so it’s up to the Smell-busters to solve the stinky mystery. The episode also provides an exciting opportunity for kids to learn more about their five senses.

“Blue’s Clues & You!” continues to engage and entertain children while teaching them important lessons. Through playful and interactive storytelling, the show encourages young viewers to use their problem-solving skills and explore the world around them.

With its focus on sensory exploration and problem-solving, this episode is sure to captivate young minds and encourage them to think critically. Join in the fun as Josh and...

Get ready for an exciting adventure with Josh and Blue in the upcoming episode of “Blue’s Clues & You!” titled “Firefighter Blue to the Rescue!” airing on Nick Jr. at 10:30 Am on Wednesday, October 18, 2023.

In this episode, Josh and Blue step into the role of firefighter helpers for the day, suiting up to assist the brave firefighters in their important duties. As they always do, Josh and Blue engage young viewers by playing Blue’s Clues, helping them figure out how to be the best firefighter helpers possible.

During their firefighter training at the firehouse, they’ll learn about fire safety, a crucial skill for everyone to understand. But the excitement doesn’t end there! The episode features a special rescue mission where Josh and Blue get to ride Fiery Truck, adding an extra layer of adventure to their day as firefighter helpers.

This episode promises to be not only entertaining but also educational,...

On Wednesday, October 18, 2023, at 10:00 Am, Nick Jr. will air an episode of “Blue’s Clues & You!” titled “Josh and Blue’s Ice Cream Shoppe.”

In this episode, Josh and Blue have a fun adventure as they open an ice cream shop on a scorching summer day. However, they encounter a little issue – everyone has mysteriously disappeared. To get to the bottom of this puzzle, Josh and Blue engage the viewers in a game of Blue’s Clues to uncover the mystery and bring their customers back.

During their investigation, young viewers have the opportunity to assist Jingles, the friendly ice cream truck, and also learn how to make delicious ice cream. It’s an exciting and educational journey where problem-solving and creativity come together to make this episode a delightful experience for kids and parents alike.

Tune in to Nick Jr. at 10:00 Am for a cool, ice cream-themed adventure...

On Tuesday, October 17, 2023, at 10:00 Am on Nick Jr., young viewers can tune in to “Blue’s Clues & You!” for Season 4 Episode 21, titled “Josh’s Crummy Day.” In this episode, Josh, the friendly host, is having a day where nothing seems to go right. It’s a no-good, very bad day for him, and he can’t catch a break.

However, Josh has a trusty friend in Blue, the blue-spotted puppy. Blue knows just how to brighten Josh’s day. She suggests they play the classic game of Blue’s Clues to figure out how to turn Josh’s crummy day around.

As Josh and Blue embark on their clue-finding adventure, young viewers can join in the fun by helping them solve the clues and uncover the solution to make Josh’s day better. It’s an engaging and interactive episode that encourages problem-solving and teamwork.

“Blue’s Clues & You!” continues...

On Monday, October 16, 2023, at 10:00 Am, Nick Jr. will air Season 4, Episode 20 of “Blue’s Clues & You!” titled “The Wizard of Skidoo.”

In this episode, Blue, the blue puppy, embarks on an adventure to find her way back home. Along the way, she meets colorful characters like Rainbow Puppy, a kind witch, and Tinbox. The journey takes her down the stripey brick road as she follows the path to meet the Wizard of Skidoo, Steve.

“The Wizard of Skidoo” promises an exciting and whimsical journey reminiscent of the classic story “The Wizard of Oz.” Blue and her friends will encounter challenges and surprises as they navigate through the magical world of Skidoo.

“Blue’s Clues & You!” is a beloved children’s show that encourages problem-solving and interactive learning. It’s a delightful and educational program for young viewers, and this episode is sure to capture their imagination and curiosity.

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Get ready for another exciting episode of “Blue’s Clues & You!” on Thursday, October 12, 2023, at 10:00 Am on Nick Jr. In this episode titled “Blue’s New Pet,” it’s a showdown between a campaign hamster and a campaign goldfish as the house votes to decide on a new pet.

But when the votes end up tied, it’s time to turn to the trusty game of Blue’s Clues to help determine who will cast the all-important, deciding vote. Viewers can join in the fun as they follow the clues and help solve the mystery of which pet will win the hearts of the housemates.

“Blue’s Clues & You!” continues to engage young minds with its interactive and educational format, encouraging problem-solving and critical thinking skills. Join Blue, Josh, and all their friends in this entertaining and educational adventure as they navigate the world of pets and decision-making.

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Get ready for a fun-filled adventure on Wednesday, October 11, 2023, at 10:00 Am, as “Blue’s Clues & You!” brings you the episode “The Big Blue Derby” on Nick Jr.

In this episode, something exciting is happening – it’s the Big Blue Derby! Slippery Soap, one of Blue’s friends, is gearing up to race in this exciting event. But there’s a challenge – Slippery needs to make his race car go super-fast to compete with Blue, Rainbow Puppy, and his speedy cousin Slick.

To help Slippery Soap, Blue and the viewers will play “Blue’s Clues” to figure out the secret to making the race car lightning-fast.

It’s a day filled with friendly competition, problem-solving, and learning. Don’t forget to tune in to Nick Jr. on Wednesday, October 11, 2023, at 10:00 Am, to join in the fun with “Blue’s Clues & You!” It’s a show that’s perfect for young...

On Tuesday, October 10, 2023, at 10:00 Am, Nick Jr. will air Season 4, Episode 16 of “Blue’s Clues & You!” In this episode titled “Pearl’s Kickball Championship,” viewers will join the neighborhood for a special kickball game.

Pearl, known as the best kicker in the neighborhood, has albinism and nystagmus, conditions that affect her vision. To make the game more inclusive for everyone, the teams decide to use a beep kickball, which emits sounds to help players locate and play the ball.

The episode promotes inclusivity and highlights the importance of adapting games so that everyone can participate and have fun. “Blue’s Clues & You!” is a beloved children’s show that encourages problem-solving, friendship, and learning through engaging adventures with Blue and her friends.

Tune in to witness this heartwarming episode that teaches kids about acceptance and the value of including everyone in playtime, no matter their abilities. It’s a...

On Monday, October 9, 2023, at 10:00 Am, Nick Jr. will air Season 4, Episode 17 of “Blue’s Clues & You!” titled “A Blue-Ribbon Prize.” In this episode, Rainbow Puppy’s piglet friend Twinkle goes missing during a trip to the fair. The gang embarks on an adventure to find Twinkle and ensure that Rainbow Puppy’s blue-ribbon dreams can still come true.

The episode follows the familiar format of “Blue’s Clues & You!” where viewers are encouraged to participate by helping solve the mystery through clues and interactive engagement. It offers an entertaining and educational experience for young audiences, allowing them to use their problem-solving skills and creativity to assist in the search for Twinkle.

If you have children who enjoy fun and interactive storytelling, this episode of “Blue’s Clues & You!” at 10:00 Am is a great choice for some family-friendly entertainment.

Release Date & Time: 10:00 Am Monday 9 October 2023 on Nick Jr

Blue’s Clues & You!

The Handmaid’s Tale traveled outside the confines of Gilead for much of season five, expanding the story of June Osborne, played by Elisabeth Moss, after her escape from the totalitarian society at the center of the Hulu series. The first two episodes, in fact, picked up in Canada in the 24 hours after the show’s most violent act yet, when June led her fellow handmaid’s in the brutal murder of her former abuser, Commander Fred Waterford (Joseph Fiennes).

And those episodes, both directed by Moss, kicked off the tone of the entire penultimate season, explain cinematographer Nicola Daley, costume designer Leslie Kavanagh and composer Adam Taylor in a THR Presents panel, powered by Vision Media. Particularly when the double-episode premiere ended with June’s abducted daughter Hannah (Jordana Blake) being used as a pawn by June’s Gilead nemesis Serena Joy Waterford (Yvonne Strahovski) during the worldwide broadcast of Fred’s funeral.

On the JoBlo Movies YouTube channel, we will be posting one full movie every other day throughout the week, giving viewers the chance to watch them entirely free of charge. The Free Movie of the Day we have for you today is the sci-fi action movie Riot Girls. You can watch it over on the YouTube channel linked above, or you can just watch it in the embed at the top of this article.

Directed by Jovanka Vuckovic from a screenplay written by Katherine Collins, Riot Girls has the following synopsis: In an alternate 1995, a mysterious disease has wiped out all of the adults. In this new age, two gangs are pitted against each other in a brutal war for territory, resources and survival.

The film stars Madison Iseman, Jenny Raven, Paloma Kwiatkowski, Munro Chambers, Atticus Mitchell, Carson MacCormac, Evan Marsh, Jordana Blake, Ajay Friese, Chris Mark, Robyn Alomar, Jake Sim,...

Nick and June's romance has run its course in The Handmaid's Tale, making the plot line no longer a source of excitement. As a conditional phenomenon, Nick and June's love affair only ever made sense because of their shared residence at the Waterfords' household that resulted in Nichole, their love child (forced by Serena Joy). With The Handmaid's Tale season 4 effectively separating them — June Osborne (Elisabeth Moss) reunited with her husband Luke in Canada, and Nick Blaine (Max Minghella) becoming a Commander in Gilead — their romantic future should have already been sealed.

Throughout The Handmaid's Tale season 5, the show has made it excruciatingly obvious that Nick and June can't be together by repeatedly reuniting them for information exchanges and pseudo-family visits with Nichole in tow. These reunions usually go the same way with both of them professing their love for each other, soft encouragements to be "happy and safe," and...

Christine Baranski‘s surprise inclusion for “The Good Fight” wasn’t the only shocker that last year’s Best Drama TV Actress Golden Globe lineup delivered. After being left out for the third season of “The Handmaid’s Tale” two years earlier, Elisabeth Moss returned to the category for its fourth installment. The Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which had shut out Season 3 of the Hulu drama across the board, had seemingly moved on from the show and rarely invites people back to the party after dropping them for a regular series. The fact that Moss was able to overcome all these hurdles is a feather in her cap, and the reason you shouldn’t be caught off guard if she now pulls off yet another nomination, for Season 5, despite facing much stiffer competition this time around.

In hindsight, the actor’s return to the TV drama actress lineup shouldn’t have been that surprising at all.

Toto, we’re not in Gilead anymore.

“The Handmaid’s Tale” stayed focused on its central dystopia until Season 4, when June (Elisabeth Moss) escaped to Canada, and even then she couldn’t escape Gilead. June returned multiple times, including in Season 5 to rescue her daughter Hannah (Jordana Blake) from a life of subservience to men.

But the world has changed by the Season 5 finale, “Safe,” which premiered November 9. Gilead is crumbling from within, mainly at the hands of its architect, Joseph Lawrence (Bradley Whitford). The Waterfords, two of its most prolific and vocal advocates, are no more, with Fred dead (Joseph Fiennes) and his widow Serena (Yvonne Strahovski) questioning her path forward. It’s Serena’s grueling internal journey and June’s willingness to compromise that brings both of them to the same time, place, and goal when they meet on a train in the Season 5 finale.

As jarring as it...

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[This story contains major spoilers from the season five finale of The Handmaid’s Tale, “Safe.”]

After beginning its current season with the smirk seen ’round the globe, The Handmaid’s Tale ended with another telling expression.

The fifth season of Hulu’s dystopian series began by pitting June Osborne (Elisabeth Moss) against Serena Joy Waterford (Yvonne Strahovski). At the end of the two-episode premiere, Serena had brought June’s Gilead-captive daughter, Hannah (Jordana Blake), into view during a global broadcast of the funeral for her late husband, Commander Fred Waterford (Joseph Fiennes) — and shot the camera a knowing smirk intended for June. Thousands of miles away in Canada, June received the message loud and clear.

But the world of The Handmaid’s Tale moves quickly and, by the pivotal seventh episode, June was faced with the impossible choice of helping Serena deliver her newborn baby or letting her die when the pair were stranded together in No Man’s Land,...

Warning! This article Contains spoilers for The Handmaid's Tale season 5, episode 9 "Allegiance," future episodes, and Margaret Atwood's book The Testaments! Commander Joseph Lawrence just teased Hannah's book fate by telling June that she's never leaving Gilead, basically setting up her Testaments story in Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale. Two years away from being shipped off as a child bride, 10-year-old Hannah (Jordana Blake) resides at a Gileadan wives school under the tutelage of Aunts teaching them how to manage a household. With the knowledge that their poor baby is going to be married soon, June (Elisabeth Moss) and Luke (O-t Fagbenle) are desperate, now more than ever, to reunite with their daughter, Hannah Bankole (known as Agnes MacKenzie in Gilead.)

Based on Margaret Atwood's 1985 novel, The Handmaid's Tale, Hulu's screen adaptation has flowed beyond its original source material and is slowly weaving some storylines from the 2019 book sequel called The Testaments.

Warning! This article contains Spoilers for The Handmaid's Tale season 5, episode 9 "Allegiance"! The Handmaid's Tale season 5, episode 9 shares a shocking revelation regarding Agnes Mackenzie, also known as Hannah Bankole, June Osborne and Luke Bankole's estranged daughter who they have been trying to rescue since Gilead came to be. As Agnes, Hannah (Jordana Blake) becomes the foster daughter of Commander MacKenzie and his wife which renders her (technically) safe from most of Gilead’s atrocities – save for her impending marriage. Two years shy from becoming a Gileadean child bride, 10-year-old Hannah attends a wives' school to be primed for her own household as a future wife. However, despite her apparent indoctrination, there is evidence that all hope is not lost for Hannah.

Like the other abducted kids in the Republic of Gilead, Hannah’s years in the system make it easy to assume her adherence to its totalitarian and theocratic ways.

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[The story contains spoilers from the ninth episode of season five of The Handmaid’s Tale.]

Bradley Whitford recalls a key tip he received when directing his first episode of The Handmaid’s Tale.

The script is often lying, he was told by creator and showrunner Bruce Miller. And as a director, it was his job to tell the truth.

For his first episode behind the camera — the ninth episode and penultimate hour of season five, “Allegiance” — the actor who plays Gilead Commander Lawrence was tasked with seeking out the truth about his own character. For the past couple episodes, Lawrence has been trying to convince June Osborne (Elisabeth Moss) to return to Gilead — the oppressive regime and country she escaped — and live in New Bethlehem, a modernized, liberal island settlement where refugees can return with amnesty and reunite with lost family and friends. A step in the right direction, he says, to help redeem himself...

The Handmaid’s Tale Safe Trailer — Hulu‘s The Handmaid’s Tale: Season 5, Episode 10: Safe TV show trailer has been released. Cast and crew The Handmaid’s Tale stars Elisabeth Moss, Ann Dowd, Yvonne Strahovski, Max Minghella, Nina Kiri, Madeline Brewer, Alexis Bledel, Jordana Blake, Amanda Brugel, Ann Dowd, Clea DuVall, O-t Fagbenle, [...]

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To stay in business over a long time, a series has to evolve. I understand that. But reinvention is tricky and in the search for more road, a series can also lose its way. The Handmaid’s Tale is not the taut, menacing thriller it once was.

In truth, I’m not sure it has any politics anymore. Men like Commander Lawrence, Gilead’s main architect, are allowed to take a hero’s turn, however slight, while women are reduced to hysterical rage. June, Serena, Mrs Wheeler, and Rita, who last week told June that she would return to Gilead if it meant she could see her son again. This week, its the Canadians who attend the grand opening of Gilead’s Toronto fertility centre. On The Handmaid’s Tale, women are increasingly led by their wombs.

It’s still a good show, but it’s also a lesser one – a...

The Handmaid’s Tale Motherland Trailer — Hulu‘s The Handmaid’s Tale: Season 5, Episode 8: Motherland TV show trailer has been released. Cast and crew The Handmaid’s Tale stars Elisabeth Moss, Ann Dowd, Yvonne Strahovski, Max Minghella, Nina Kiri, Madeline Brewer, Alexis Bledel, Jordana Blake, Amanda Brugel, Ann Dowd, Clea DuVall, O-t Fagbenle, [...]

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