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They say a friend in need is a friend indeed, and this couldn’t be truer for Sandra Bullock and Samantha Mathis. Have you ever wondered how deep the roots of friendship can grow in the world of Hollywood, where authenticity is a rare gem?

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What these actresses have isn’t just any friendship; it’s an extended family dynamic. When River Phoenix, Mathis’ boyfriend and a beloved star, tragically passed away in 1993, it was undeniably one of the “scariest experiences” in Bullock’s life. Yet during those dark days, the latter’s sympathy and unflagging support provided a silver lining, mirroring her extraordinary empathy and deep bond with Mathis.

The Heartwarming Act by Sandra Bullock for River Phoenix’s Girlfriend

In the early ‘90s, River Phoenix was the darling of Hollywood, a young actor who seemed destined for greatness.

A variety of factors — including a “pissing contest” between CBS CEO Les Moonves and a rival exec — led to the arrested development of CBS Beverly Hills Cop TV series back in 2013, director Barry Sonnenfeld detailed in a recent SlashFilm podcast.

Penned by the prolific Shawn Ryan (The Shield, Terriers) and directed by Sonnenfeld (Men in Black), the Beverly Hills Cop pilot starred Brandon T. Jackson (Tropic Thunder) as Aaron Foley, a transplanted Detroit police officer now fighting crime in tony Beverly Hills, all the while trying to escape the shadow of his infamous, tailpipe-banana-ing dad (Eddie Murphy of the Cop...

Stephen King is continuing to campaign for the Paramount+ series Evil to make its return from the dead.

After recently giving the show his overwhelming seal of approval, the literary icon demanded the streaming platform renew the supernatural procedural that recently ended after four seasons.

“Dear Paramount+: More Evil, please,” King wrote Sunday on X, to which star Katja Herbers responded, “From the bottom of our Evil hearts, thank you!!!”

The online exchange comes after Herbers previously shared a video this week of King praising the show in a PBS News interview. “There’s a show called Evil on Paramount+ that I like,” he said in the clip. “It’s great. It’s funny and it’s witty and it’s very, very sharp.”

“Okay Can We Do The Pick Up Now? thank you @StephenKing,” wrote Herbers with the video, which King shared in a quote post, adding that the show is “smart,...

The X-Files is one of the biggest series of the 1990s, also regarded as one of the most influential series the Fox series follows Fox Mulder and Dana Scully investigating the most mind-bending paranormal activities. The series’ original run was for 9 seasons with the series being revived in 2016 for two more seasons making the total season number 11 seasons. So, if you miss the amazingly mind-bending stories, compelling characters, and thrilling mysteries in The X-Files here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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The Twilight Zone is a sci-fi horror fantasy anthology series created by Rod Serling. The CBS series is a collection of mystical stories with sci-fi, horror, and fantasy elements, and in each episode, we get a new standalone story with a new set of characters. The Twilight Zone stars Rod Sterling, William Shatner, Burgess Meredith, Elizabeth Montgomery, Robert Redford, George Takei,...

This article contains spoilers for Evil.

A priest, a psychologist, and a scientist... It may sound like the start of a joke, but it’s the unstoppable trio at the heart of Michelle and Robert King's Evil. Originally debuting on CBS in 2019 before transitioning to Paramount+ for subsequent seasons, the show has delivered one of the most gripping horror thrillers of recent years. When the decision was made to cancel the series, the creators crafted an additional four episodes, ensuring that fans received the finale they deserved—and what a finale it was!

Season 4 proved just as absorbing, intense, and twisted as its predecessors. The creators didn’t ease off the gas; instead, they treated viewers to one of the best seasons yet, delivering justice not just to the lead characters but to the supporting ensemble as well. In just four episodes, we watched as the characters prepared to make life-altering decisions,...

Katja Herbers is renewing hope that Evil will get picked up for another season on Paramount+.

The star of the supernatural series reignited the campaign to save the show after Stephen King expressed his approval on social media.

“There’s a show called Evil on Paramount+ that I like,” King said in an interview on PBS News. “It’s great. It’s funny and it’s witty and it’s very, very sharp.

Herbers shared the clip of King’s interview, adding, “Okay, can we do the pick up now? Thank you, Stephen King.”

King then quoted Herbers post, adding, “Smart, thought-provoking, occasionally Very scary. Plus, the chemistry between the three evil-hunters is strong and…to quote Kamala…joyful.”

You're making us blush.

Evil is a supernatural horror drama series created by Robert and Michelle King. The CBS and Paramount+ series follows Psychologist Kristen Bouchard as he reluctantly teams up with David Acosta, a priest in training to investigate unusual occurrences that have no logical explanation. Evil stars Katja Herbers and Mike Colter in the lead roles with Michael Emerson, Christine Lahti, Andrea Martin, Maddy Crocco, Aasif Mandvi, Peter Scolari, and Patrick Brammall starring in supporting roles. So, if you loved the thrilling story, horror elements, and compelling characters in Evil here are some similar shows you should check out next.

The Exorcist Credit – Fox

The Exorcist is a supernatural horror drama series created by Jeremy Slater. Based on the 1971 horror novel of the same name by author William Peter Blatty, the Fox series serves as a sequel to the 1973 film of the same name and it follows two priests as they team...

This article contains spoilers for Evil season 4 episode 14.

The title of Evil season 4 episode 14, “Fear of the End”* has a double meaning. It seems very likely the clocks will tick out on Father David Acosta (Mike Colter), Dr. Kristen Bouchard (Katja Herbers), and Ben Shakir (Aasif Mandvi), as well as much of the ecclesiastical order, by the finale’s end. For fans who didn’t skip past the theme song, for old time’s sake, it also means Evil was much too short-lived a series. Creators and showrunners Robert and Michelle King are to be mourned. “Fear of the End” concludes as a finale, but feels like a death. There is more story to tell, and the final episode is littered with possibilities.

Note: The final four episodes of Evil season 4 technically constitute a “mini” fifth and final season for the show per Paramount+. But the cast and crew have...

Spoiler Alert: This article contains details about the Evil series finale “Fear of the End,” which dropped this morning on Paramount+

In the end, Evil truly brought evil to the heart of the Catholic church with a potential Antichrist baby now being wheeled around the sunny Vatican by its mother Dr. Kristen Bouchard (Katja Herbers) and its priestly guardian of sorts David Acosta (Mike Colter).

Talk about going dark.

“The punchline at the end, is this kid possibly, or probably, is the Antichrist, and Lexis (Maddy Crocco), the second youngest, is probably going to be this evil protector to him,” says Evil co-creator and finale director Robert King of the fanged and white-eyed baby staring up at his mother. “Then it comes down to Kristen, who’s always mother first to protect those two, and actually probably to the detriment of humankind, but to the benefit of her family, which is just comic to us.

This post contains spoilers for "Evil."

The age of streaming is full of problems. TV shows are getting extremely expensive, seasons are getting too short while the wait between them becomes too long, and shows are getting canceled before they have a chance to hit their groove. Even when shows are successful according to every metric, they can get canceled just for reasons that have nothing to do with their quality, like corporate cost-cutting.

Such is the case with "Evil," the best horror TV show since "Hannibal" and "The Exorcist." It's a series that mixes network procedurals with all-time great tales of the macabre, giving audiences monster-of-the-week stories that not only feature some of the best creature work on TV, but also tell poignant stories about the hell of modern existence and how the devil can't compare to the evil of the internet and late-stage capitalism. For four seasons, "Evil...

“I am hell bent on bringing Leland down,” says Katja Herbers, speaking as psychologist, mom, and sometime exorcist Dr. Kristen Bouchard, as the philosophical horror/comedy/drama Evil approaches its final two intense—and scary—episodes. Who can blame her? Leland (a mesmerizing Michael Emerson), a former “Friend of the Vatican” turned Devil’s disciple, destroyed Kristen’s marriage, killed her mother (and his onetime acolyte) Sheryl (Christine Lahti), tried to murder one of her daughters, and after fertilizing Kristen’s stolen egg, created a possible baby Antichrist! Despite her anger and worries, Kristen eventually took in baby Timothy, whom she never believed was the Antichrist, after he was secretly baptized by, of all people, the unbeliever Sheryl. So far, her natural mothering instinct seem to be winning. “She can’t help but probably love the child,” the actress says, as do her adoring four daughters. TV Insider was lucky...

The best show on TV right now is sadly coming to an end with just four more episodes. But at least we got those, so Evil gets a proper wrap-up—especially considering what happened in the 10th episode of Season 4! Now, heading into these four bonus episodes, Christine Lahti’s Sheryl is dead, but thanks to her video of how Leland (Michael Emerson) has been draining people, he’s been arrested. His trial is coming, with Richard Kind and John Carroll Lynch guest starring as the judge and his lawyer, respectively, and Danny Burstein returning, as TV Insider previously exclusively revealed. But that’s not all that’s coming up. Below, get scoop from the stars on what to expect in the final four episodes of Evil. 1. Leland’s Trial Gets Comedic Leland’s about to be on trial, yes, but he has to have a plan in place, right?...

It seems like there can’t be a truly happily ever after for Kristen (Katja Herbers) and David (Mike Colter)—she’s married, he’s a priest—on Evil, but with the show coming to an end with just the four bonus episodes left, might there be a solution somehow that makes everyone happy? After all, yes, Kristen is married, but she is once again raising the four girls by herself; her husband Andy (Patrick Brammall), due to what Leland (Michael Emerson) and Sheryl (Christine Lahti) have done to him, is in a psychiatric hospital. And while Sheryl, before her death, did clue Kristen in on what Leland was doing in that back room in his apartment—which then led to his arrest—she doesn’t know that her husband was one of the victims. Right now, Kristen is “compartmentalizing a lot just to be able to function,” raising four children and doing her job,...

[This story contains major spoilers from the tenth episode of Evil season four, “How to Survive a Storm.”]

There are few mother-daughter relationships in recent TV history as complicated as that the one played out between Christine Lahti and Katja Herbers during the last four seasons of Evil.

Lahti’s Sheryl, originally comic relief in the supernatural drama as the dippy babysitter to her grandchildren, became increasingly at odds with Herbers’ Kristen — on account of Sheryl’s personal and professional relationship with the series’ de facto villain: Leland Townsend (Michael Emerson). The shit really hit the fan when Kristen found out her mom was involved in a demonic IVF scheme, one in which Kristen’s stolen egg was fertilized with Leland’s sperm to bring forth the antichrist. (Ugh, moms!)

It would have been a lot to come back from, so, naturally, they never did. Sheryl died during the July 25 episode “How to Survive a Storm,” potentially earning some redemption...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Evil Season 4 Episode 10 “How to Survive a Storm.”] Imagine if this was how Evil ended. Now that would be the scariest thing ever about the show if that had been the case. Fortunately, there are four more bonus episodes to wrap it up. But first, a lot happens, including a major death, a big revelation about Leland (Michael Emerson), one shock after another for Kristen (Katja Herbers), and a scene that features drama, comedy, and horror all rolled up in one for what is a perfect example of what Evil does so well. Read on for insights from Herbers, Aasif Mandvi, Emerson, Christine Lahti, and Kurt Fuller. And be sure to watch the full video interview with Emerson above for more. Sheryl’s Death Sheryl (Lahti) tries to take out Leland, by drugging one of his jars. However, what she doesn’t count ...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Evil Season 4 Episode 10 “How to Survive a Storm.”] “I think it was the best season for Sheryl by far,” says Christine Lahti. And it was, but Evil Season 4 was also a heartbreaking one. Sheryl tried to kill Leland (Michael Emerson), only for it to backfire on her—she wasn’t expecting him to have a demonic henchman there to knock her out after she drugged him. A “fall” from a fourth-floor balcony landed her in the hospital, and she died from her injuries. But she did manage to take down Leland in another way—she left a video with Kristen (Katja Herbers) showing the back room in his apartment where he drained victims, leading to his arrest. “It was such a fun season for me,” Lahti tells TV Insider. “I got so much to do, and leading up to my demise, I think the Kings wanted the audience to really care about Sheryl, ...

Christine Lahti had a compelling but tragic arc as Sonya Paxton on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. As a recurring character who was outspoken, not afraid to butt heads with those she disagreed with on both sides of the law, and was part of some iconic scenes, it seems odd that her time on the show was so short.

Between 2009 and 2011, Lahti appeared in just seven episodes, with her character forced off-screen for a period of time while she was in rehab recovering from alcoholism.

Why was Sonya Paxton killed off?

Sonya Paxton was portrayed as a no-nonsense, uncompassionate Ada who unfortunately had a drinking problem. After appearing in court drunk, she was placed under a court order to overcome her addiction before returning to work.

Having restored her reputation and proven that she was still a brilliant prosecutor, she became involved in an old cold case, got attacked by a serial killer,...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Evil Season 4 Episode 9 “How to Build a Chatbot.”] Just when Sheryl (Christine Lahti) thinks she’s finally gotten one up on Leland (Michael Emerson)—and in a major way—the latest Evil features another bloody move by the villain. Before heading into work, the two arm themselves. Then the men of the company learn a lesson when they stand on the glass ceiling above Sheryl’s office only for it to crack, sending them down to the floor below. The Manager (Fedor Steer) gathers the women, and Sheryl tells him that he wants them on his side, so he asks what they want. It’s the usual company stuff, but Sheryl also has a condition: fire Leland. After, Leland sees them exiting the room and tries to stab Sheryl … ...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Evil Season 4 Episode 8 “How to Save a Life.”] If you’re looking for a reason why Evil should be saved—and there are many—look no further than the fact that in the latest episode, the Antichrist is baptized. Sheryl (Christine Lahti) schemes to have baby Timothy in her care long enough to accomplish just that. And it all begins with her going to see David (Mike Colter) in a confessional. There’s a good chance she’ll be murdered in the next few weeks—she wants Kristen (Katja Herbers) and her granddaughters to be safe if so—by Leland (Michael Emerson) for trying to kill him. She can’t go to the police, since the 60 have friends in the department. The church is the one place Leland is afraid of. If she dies, she needs David to tell Kristen she needs to protect Lexis since Leland thinks she’s...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Evil Season 4 Episode 7 “How to Bandage a Wound.”] Both Sheryl (Christine Lahti) and Leland (Michael Emerson) walk away from their fight, but they are bloody and injured in the latest episode of Evil. Sheryl has learned that Leland, through Andy (Patrick Brammall), tried to kill her granddaughter Laura, and she is pissed. In fact, she reminds him of the very specific rule she had. He stabs her in the shoulder with glass, and she in his leg with a knife. That scene “was so fun and insane,” Lahti tells TV Insider. “Of course we had a fight coordinator and a stunt guy, but I think we just did it.” Admits Emerson, “I thought I had reached a point years ago where I would not be called upon to do combat anymore. And yet it seems like every ...

Well, Evil Season 4 Episode 7 sure was interesting!

While we got a little of Sheryl and Leland, we got a whole lot of Kristen's family, as a demonic portal was discovered in their basement -- and that's just the beginning.

Let's hash it out!

Sheryl and Leland Continue the War of the Roses

At the end of Evil Season 4 Episode 6, Leland walks in to find Sheryl's message scrawled in blood. What we don't see is that she is seated next to that message with a huge butcher's knife.

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He broke her one rule -- never touch her granddaughters. If he did, she'd cut his dick off. Did she do it? Did she really cut off his package in retaliation? We weren't so lucky as to experience that.

But the two fought quite admirably, drawing blood and landing Sheryl in the hospital.

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Evil Season 4 Episode 6 “How to Dance in Three Easy Steps.”] Leland (Michael Emerson) may have brought upon his own downfall, at Sheryl’s (Christine Lahti) hands—and it’s for something that failed! In the latest Evil episode, Sheryl continues to go against Kristen (Katja Herbers) and not only spend time with her granddaughters but also has them around Timothy, their half-brother who just so happens to be the Antichrist. But because she does, she sees that little bag that Leland gave a brainwashed Andy (Patrick Brammall) to keep Laura (Dalya Knapp) asleep; he was supposed to kill his daughter but instead injected himself, stopping his heart and resulting in him deciding he needed to take himself away from the family (he’s in a psychiatric treatment center). And once Laura tells her how she got it and Lynn (Brooklyn Shuck) fills her ...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Evil Season 4 Episode 4 “How to Build a Coffin.”] Leland’s (Michael Emerson) manipulation of Andy (Patrick Brammall) takes a potentially deadly turn in the latest episode of Evil. Has he gone too far? Since Andy “came home from a climbing expedition and avalanche,” as he so thinks, something’s been off. That’s because he never left New York; rather, Leland and Sheryl (Christine Lahti) were holding him captive, which he has had flashes of, and are now brainwashing him and manipulating him into doing their bidding. Sheryl really wants back in with her daughter Kristen (Katja Herbers), while Leland whispers in Andy’s ear that his wife and David (Mike Colter) are having an affair. Kristen denies it. Now, in “How to Build a Coffin,” Leland, during their latest session, tells Andy to, in the middle of the night, inject Laura with a ...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Evil Season 4 Episode 3 “How to Slaughter a Pig.”] Well, the Antichrist is here. And try as Kristen (Katja Herbers) might be to keep herself separate from all of that on Evil, she ends up right by the surrogate Leslie’s (Molly Brown) side for the actual birth. Leslie goes into labor while she and other women are gathered in Sheryl’s (Christine Lahti) office to discuss their terrible work conditions and the credit men take in the company. At the private facility, where Nurse Bloch (Tara Summers) works, Leslie begins getting freaked out—first by the movement she can see that far exceeds a normal baby pre-birth then by when she’s so certain she hears Leland (Michael Emerson) talking about killing her and feeding her body to the baby. He later claims to Leslie that he was talking about the biological mother (Kristen). Leslie then leaves the facility and calls Kristen,...

On Monday, June 3, 2024, CBS’s The Talk welcomes actor Mark Feuerstein and actress Christine Lahti to the show. Feuerstein, known for his roles in “Royal Pains” and “Prison Break,” will likely discuss his recent projects, which include the crime thriller “Hotel Cocaine,” starring Danny Pino, Michael Chiklis, and Yul Vazquez. The series, inspired by […]

The Talk: Mark Feuerstein, Christine Lahti...

I watch a lot of horror films, but movies and television shows about possessions are what really scare and intrigue me. Evil, a series by Michelle and Robert King, not only discusses the topic of possessions, but also explores the matters of grief and corruption. After three successful seasons, the creators return with season 4, which is just as solid and absorbing as the chapters before. The new installment continues to explore the sins of humanity while giving the characters new paths to venture to.

Season 3 [Spoiler Warning] ended with a shocking revelation: Leeland (Michael Emerson) is having Kristen's biological baby with a surrogate, who’s supposed to be a new Antichrist. As the new season commences, Kristen (Katja Herbers) tries to process the news, David (Mike Colter) continues to secretly work for the Vatican, and Ben (Aasif Mandvi) unexpectedly encounters apparitions that he seeks to approach scientifically. Meanwhile, Leeland is still manipulating...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Evil Season 4 Episode 2 “How to Train a Dog.”] Let’s just say that we have a feeling Sheryl (Christine Lahti) wants to take Leland (Michael Emerson) down even more than ever before after the latest Evil episode. Sheryl tries to gain some footing at work, but it’s run by a misogynistic board of men and demons, so that’s easier said than done. When she speaks up in a meeting, offering up her connection as Kristen’s (Katja Herbers) mother—the biological mother of the Antichrist— Leland shuts her down; the board doesn’t like hearing from women because they consider them to be weak. He suggests she prove herself by getting Greg Bruni (Danny Mastrogiorgio) in line, with the demon inside him starting to peep through. She does just that by cutting his finger off. She delivers it to the Manager, but even that’s not enough to get a promotion.

Evil Season 4 Episode 2 ratcheted up the tension as many of our favorite characters found themselves distressed.

Some kicked ass, like Sheryl, and some fell into a blubbering heap, like Andy. Either way, there's a lot to digest, as we are only a mere 12 episodes away from the finale.

Although "How to Train a Werewolf" began with a supernatural bent, science won this time out.

Every season has a theme, and the pop-up book at the beginning of the credits (which began 17 minutes into the episode) is The Big Pop-Up Book of Science.

This makes me wonder if they'll tie the whole series together with a scientific explanation for everything before the end. That would be a satisfying series conclusion, if somewhat disappointing.

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As science is malleable as new evidence emerges, even if the series receives its Hail Mary pass and is saved, it won't matter how things end,...

Evil Season 4: Release Date, Story and Cast of the Final Season of the Supernatural Drama(Photo Credit –YouTube)

After three thrilling seasons, Paramount+’s Evil is reaching its conclusion with its fourth and final season. The critically acclaimed horror series follows three individuals from starkly different backgrounds who investigate supernatural incidents, as tasked by the Catholic Church.

In order to give the show a proper farewell, the final season will be bigger than the previous installments, with the most number of episodes. Excited about how things are going to end up in the finale? Here is all you need to know about Evil Season 4.

Evil Season 4: When will New Episodes be Released?

Evil Season 4 is slated to premiere on Paramount+ on Thursday, May 23rd, 2024. While the season was initially supposed to have 10 episodes, Paramount+ later ordered four bonus episodes to conclude the series. The season will be released weekly,...

One of the best, and rarest, feelings one can experience as a TV viewer is to watch a show and get the distinct feeling that its creators are getting away with something. That they're pushing buttons that someone asked them to avoid. That they're crafting imagery that's going to haunt and unsettle. That they're using a medium commonly associated with comfort and passivity to infuriate, baffle, and intrigue.

And across its four seasons, "Evil" has always felt just like that. Its first season, which aired on CBS, was a "Hannibal"-sized middle finger to decency and typical television sensibilities (that should be read as high praise). Later seasons moved to Paramount+, where the streaming wild west allowed showrunners Robert and Michelle King to really let their freak flag fly. The duo best known for "The Good Wife" were allowed to take every rule they learned while crafting a reliable network...

As April turns to May, Paramount+'s catalog is blooming! Though the month has already kicked off with dozens of new library films, such as "Romy and Michele's High School Reunion," "Boogie Nights," and more, the streamer is set for a full month of major releases and premieres.

Many titles will only be available through the service’s Paramount+ with Showtime plan, which costs $6—$11.99 total—than the essential Paramount+ plan after a seven-day free trial and unlocks dozens of otherwise unavailable titles.

From long-awaited premiere of “RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars” Season 9 to the Korean thriller series “Pyramid Game,” The Streamable’s experts have compiled the top picks for May— check out our picks and make your own from the full list of everything coming to Paramount+ this month!

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Upon sweeping the four main drama acting categories at the 2021 Emmy Awards, “The Crown” stars Olivia Colman, Josh O’Connor, Gillian Anderson, and Tobias Menzies all joined a special roster of lead or supporting TV academy honorees who were not part of their shows’ original casts. As members of the expansive Netflix series’ second of three distinct ensembles, this quartet and their co-stars were replaced ahead of season five by a new group of actors, some of whom could be added to said exclusive winners club later this year.

According to Gold Derby’s odds, the performer from the sixth and final season of “The Crown” with the best shot at Emmy glory is supporting female frontrunner Elizabeth Debicki. She played the role of Princess Diana for two seasons, finishing the job started by younger season four cast member Emma Corrin. The characters embodied by predicted nominees Imelda Staunton (Queen Elizabeth II...

The fourth and final season of “Evil” will premiere Thursday, May 23, on Paramount+, the streamer announced Monday. Production recently began in New York City on the previously announced four bonus episodes. Season 4 will include 14 episodes premiering weekly.

The series is a psychological thriller that investigates the origins of evil and the church’s unexplained mysteries including demonic possession. The official description of the upcoming season reads: “Kristen, David and Ben continue to assess cases that involve wayward technology, possessed pigs, demonic oppression and infestation, a dance muse conjured by alleged witches and an evil relic.”

The series stars Katja Herbers, Mike Colter, Aasif Mandvi, Michael Emerson, Kurt Fuller, Andrea Martin, Christine Lahti, Brooklyn Shuck, Skylar Gray, Maddy Crocco and Dalya Knapp.

“Evil” is produced by CBS Studios in association with King Size Productions. Robert King, Michelle King, Liz Glotzer, Rockne S. O’Bannon and Sam Hoffman serve as executive producers.

Watch the official trailer below.

"We're Here" Season 4 Trailer Out Out Now

The multi-award-winning "We're Here” is ready to hit the road! HBO has released the trailer and key art for the upcoming fourth season of the drag-centric non-scripted series, which will return for six new episodes on Friday, April 26.

World-renowned drag queens Sasha Velour, Priyanka, Jaida Essence Hall, and Latrice Royale take the wheel as they continue the show’s mission of spreading love and connection through the art of drag across small-town America. In Season 4, the queens will center their work in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, and Tulsa, Oklahoma, as well as in surrounding towns, and take an immersive look at recent anti-lgbtq+ legislation and its effect on the community.

Watch the trailer for “We’re Here” Season 4 below:

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There's more Evil on the way. Paramount+ has announced the premiere date for season four of the supernatural series and released a trailer. The 14-episode season will conclude the series.

Starring Katja Herbers, Mike Colter, Aasif Mandvi, Michael Emerson, Christine Lahti, Kurt Fuller, Andrea Martin, Brooklyn Shuck, Skylar Gray, Maddy Crocco, and Dalya Knapp, the Evil series follows Kristen Bouchard and David Acosta (Herbers and Colter) as they investigate unexplained phenomena.

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Paramount+ has set a Thursday, May 23, 2024 premiere date for the fourth and final season of Evil. Filming is currently under on the four bonus episodes that will help answer any lingering questions and finish up storylines.

The premiere date announcement was accompanied by the official trailer and poster for the upcoming final season.

The 14-episode season stars Katja Herbers as Kristen Bouchard, Mike Colter as David Acosta, Aasif Mandvi as Ben Shakir, Michael Emerson as Leland Townsend, and Christine Lahti as Sheryl. Andrea Martin stars as Sister Andrea, Kurt Fuller is Dr. Boggs, Brooklyn Shuck is Lynn Bouchard, Skylar Gray is Lila Bouchard, Maddy Crocco is Lexis Bouchard, and Dalya Knapp plays Laura Bouchard.

Aasif Mandvi, Katja Herbers, and Mike Colterstars in ‘Evil’ season (Photo Credit: Paramount+)

“In the upcoming season, Kristen, David and Ben continue to assess cases that involve wayward technology, possessed pigs, demonic oppression and infestation, a...

A couple months ago, the Paramount+ streaming service unveiled a teaser trailer for season 4 of the supernatural drama series Evil – and while doing so, they confirmed that they have also cancelled the show. The fourth season of Evil will also be its last, and to make sure the showrunners will be able to properly wrap up the story, Paramount+ ordered four bonus episodes that will be added to the new / final season. A full trailer for Evil season 4, which will start streaming on May 23rd, has now arrived online, and you can check it out in the embed above.

Evil follows a skeptical female forensic psychologist who joins a priest-in-training and a blue-collar contractor as they investigate supposed miracles, demonic possessions, and other extraordinary occurrences to see if there’s a scientific explanation or if something truly supernatural is at work. The first season of the show originally aired on CBS,...

Paramount+ today revealed the official trailer, key art, and premiere date for the final season of Evil, the critically acclaimed series. The 14 never-before-seen episodes will premiere weekly.

The series, which recently began production in New York City on the previously announced four bonus episodes, will premiere Thursday, May 23, exclusively on Paramount+ in the U.S. and Canada and on the following day in Australia, Italy, France, Germany, Switzerland, and Austria.

In the upcoming season, Kristen, David, and Ben continue to assess cases that involve wayward technology, possessed pigs, demonic oppression and infestation, a dance muse conjured by alleged witches, and an evil relic. Throughout, Leland attempts to lure Kristen into raising a baby antichrist who was conceived with her ovum.

David is recruited by the Vatican’s secret service to “remote view,” a paranormal ability to see the unseen in order to detect evil. Ben is hit by an ion beam,...

The upcoming fourth season of the Paramount+ horror series “Evil” will unfortunately be the show’s final season, and we’ve learned today that it’s premiering on May 23, 2024.

Watch the official trailer for “Evil” Season 4 below to preview the biblically insane final season!

The series, which recently began production in New York City on the previously announced four bonus episodes, will premiere Thursday, May 23, exclusively on Paramount+ in the U.S. and Canada, and on the following day in Australia, Italy, France, Germany, Switzerland and Austria. The 14 never-before-seen episodes will premiere weekly.

In the upcoming season, Kristen, David and Ben continue to assess cases that involve wayward technology, possessed pigs, demonic oppression and infestation, a dance muse conjured by alleged witches and an evil relic. Throughout, Leland attempts to lure Kristen into raising a baby antichrist who was conceived with her ovum.

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Kurt Russell was born on March 17, 1951, in the Los Angeles suburb of Thousand Oaks. He started acting at the age of 12 on various television programs. In the 1960s he was signed to a 10-year contract with Walt Disney, which led to his appearance in many of the Disney films of the era. According to the late Robert Osborne of TCM (via Wikipedia), he became the studio’s top star of the 1970s.

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Streaming on the Paramount+ subscription service, the Evil TV show stars Katja Herbers, Mike Colter, Aasif Mandvi, Michael Emerson, Christine Lahti, Kurt Fuller, Andrea Martin, Brooklyn Shuck, Skylar Gray, Maddy Crocco, and Dalya Knapp. A forensic psychologist, Kristen Bouchard accepts a job offer from David Acosta (Colter), a former adventure-seeking journalist. He's now studying to be a Catholic priest and has been tasked by the...

Fans of the Evil TV series finally know when they will see the show return, but it has also been revealed that the show has been cancelled and the upcoming fourth season will be its last.

Starring Katja Herbers, Mike Colter, Aasif Mandvi, Michael Emerson, Christine Lahti, Kurt Fuller, Andrea Martin, Brooklyn Shuck, Skylar Gray, Maddy Crocco, and Dalya Knapp, the Evil series follows duo Kristen Bouchard (Herbers) and David Acosta (Colter) as they investigate unexplained phenomena.

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The Paramount+ streaming service has unveiled a teaser trailer for season 4 of the supernatural drama series Evil – and while doing so, they have confirmed (via Deadline) that they have also cancelled the show. The fourth season of Evil will also be its last, and to make sure the showrunners will be able to properly wrap up the story, Paramount+ has ordered four bonus episodes that will be added to the new / final season. You can watch the teaser trailer in the embed above.

Evil season 4 will start streaming sometime in May.

Evil follows a skeptical female forensic psychologist who joins a priest-in-training and a blue-collar contractor as they investigate supposed miracles, demonic possessions, and other extraordinary occurrences to see if there’s a scientific explanation or if something truly supernatural is at work. The first season of the show originally aired on CBS, then it moved over to Paramount+.

The cast includes Katja Herbers,...

We may not be ready to say goodbye to Dr. Kristen Bouchard (Katja Herbers) and her friends, but we don’t have a choice.

Paramount+ has confirmed the upcoming fourth season of Evil will be its last.

The only good news from the announcement is that four additional episodes have been ordered to help bring the series to a close.

Many shows don’t get endings, but Evil has been one of those shows that beat the odds.

The procedural premiered on CBS in September 2019 and scored a renewal quickly despite soft on-air viewership.

Because the show had such a robust digital footprint, it was moved to Paramount+ beginning with its second season, where it will remain through its fourth and final season.

It sounds like Paramount+ canceled Evil

The series centers on a forensic psychologist named Kristen, who teams up with David Acosta (Mike Colter) and Ben Shakir (Aasif Mandvi...

The one-minute teaser for the fourth and confirmed final season of Paramount+’s Evil may be short on clips but still manages to capture the series’ tone. At one point, Ben asks, “Doesn’t it seem like these assignments are getting weirder?” and Kristen replies, “I can’t even tell anymore.”

Paramount+’s teaser trailer’s release was accompanied by the news that the final season will premiere in May. The streamer also announced they’ve ordered four bonus episodes that will wrap up the series. The bonus episodes will begin production soon in New York.

“We want to thank Paramount+ for giving us four bonus episodes to end Evil in the world in style,” said series creators and co-showrunners Robert and Michelle King. “We will miss this show and cast. In many ways it was a dream project, but sadly evil will outlast Evil. See you in May.”

Katja Herbers returns as Kristen Bouchard,...

A new teaser trailer unveiled for the fourth season of “Evil” gives a peek at the demonic mayhem ahead, but the teaser also brings the terrible news that season four will be its last.

The final season of “Evil” is expected this May on Paramount+, with the premiere date Tba.

Watch the teaser below.

Per Deadline, the Paramount+ horror series from creators Robert King and Michelle King has been canceled and there will be no fifth season. The silver lining here is that the streamer has ordered four additional bonus episodes to wrap up the storylines.

“Robert and Michelle King created a unique and deeply entertaining way of exploring the intersection of religion and science,” said Jeff Grossman, Executive Vice President, Programming, Paramount+. “We thank Robert, Michelle and the immensely talented cast and crew of Evil and are incredibly proud of their collective work on the series. We can’t...

Every once in a while, a TV news announcement strikes right at your heart.

This one is enough to make you giddy with delight, which is odd, given the satanic overtones. But, here we are.

Paramount+ today announced that the final season of fan-favorite and critically acclaimed original series Evil will premiere this May.

With every scoop of good news comes the bad, and this is about as bad as it gets.

Four bonus episodes have been added to Evil Season 4 by the streaming service and are set to begin production soon in New York City for a thrilling series finale.

Was I the only one who had no idea Evil was on the chopping block? If we know anything after enjoying three seasons of Evil so far, it's that the devil works in mysterious ways.

“Robert and Michelle King created a unique and deeply entertaining way of exploring the intersection of religion and science,...

“Evil” will end with its upcoming Season 4 at Paramount+.

The series was renewed for a fourth season back in June 2022, though it was not reported at the time that it would be the final season. New episodes of the series will debut in May, with Paramount+ also ordering four bonus episodes to supplement the season. Production will begin on the new episodes in New York City in the coming weeks.

A teaser trailer can be seen below.

“We want to thank Paramount+ for giving us four bonus episodes to end ‘Evil’ in the world in style,” said Robert and Michelle King, series co-creators, showrunners and executive producers. “We will miss this show and cast. In many ways it was a dream project, but sadly evil will outlast ‘Evil’. See you in May.”

“Evil” originally debuted on CBS back in 2019. It was then shifted over to Paramount+ going into its second season.

Paramount+ is putting an end to Evil.

But not before giving the psychological mystery drama a proper ending.

The streamer has ordered four additional episodes for the show’s upcoming fourth and final season, so creators Robert and Michelle King can give the drama a sense of conclusion. The show will return for its final run in May.

“We want to thank Paramount+ for giving us four bonus episodes to end Evil in the world in style,” said the Kings, who also serve as showrunners. “We will miss this show and cast. In many ways it was a dream project, but sadly evil will outlast Evil. See you in May.”

Paramount+ has also released a teaser trailer:

“It’s hard to underscore the ability of Robert and Michelle King to cleverly craft thought-provoking stories that push creative boundaries time and time again, and Evil is no exception,” said David Stapf,...