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Daredevil: Born Again is one of the most highly anticipated upcoming releases in the MCU, largely due to the success of Netflix’s Daredevil series. The show aims to blend Daredevil’s existing storyline and supporting characters with the broader MCU canon, generating immense excitement among fans for the start of a street-level phase in the cinematic universe.

Following the release of Echo, the Defenders Saga from Netflix has been made canon, and it’s believed that Born Again will further solidify these connections. Alex Perez discussed this topic in his most recent Ama.

In a recent Q&a, a fan asked Alex Perez about the possible return of characters from The Defenders in the MCU, specifically whether Krysten Ritter, Mike Colter, and Finn Jones would reprise their roles, along with Simone Missick’s Misty Knight, Jessica Henwick’s Colleen Wing, and Elodie Yung’s Elektra.

Alex mentioned he had...

‘Daredevil: Born Again‘ is one of the most exciting upcoming MCU releases, mostly due to the popularity of Netflix’s ‘Daredevil’ show. The series is supposed to merge Daredevil’s existing canon and supporting characters with the MCU canon, and fans couldn’t be more excited for this beginning of a street-level phase in the cinematic universe.

With the release of ‘Echo’ Netflix’s Defenders Saga was made canon, and it’s theorized that ‘Born Again’ will further strengthen those connections. This is also something that Alex Perez addressed in his most recent Ama.

In a recent Q&a, a fan asked Alex Perez about the potential return of characters from ‘The Defenders’ in the MCU, specifically if we might see Krysten Ritter, Mike Colter, and Finn Jones reprise their roles, along with Simone Missick’s Misty Knight, Jessica Henwick’s Colleen Wing, and Elodie Yung’s Elektra.

Alex mentioned...

The upcoming Apple TV+ series “Government Cheese” has filled out its main cast with four new additions, Variety has learned exclusively.

Jahi Winston, Evan Alexander Ellison, Jeremy Bobb, and Louis Cancelmi have all joined the show. They will appear alongside previously announced series lead David Oyelowo as well as cast members Simone Missick, Bokeem Woodbine, Sunita Mani, and Adam Beach.

Based on the short film of the same name by Paul Hunter, “Government Cheese” follows Hampton Chambers (Oyelowo), described as “a man recently released from prison who struggles to keep his criminal past at bay and win back his family, all while processing moments of divine intervention that seem to happen with increasing frequency.”

Winston is repped by WME and Jackoway Austen Tyerman. Ellison is repped by Amplified for management and talent agency Pacific Artists Management. Bobb is repped by Gersh, and Suskin/Karshan Management. Cancelmi is repped by Gersh and Red Letter Entertainment.

Bokeem Woodbine, Sunita Mani, and Adam Beach have joined the upcoming Apple TV+ dramedy “Government Cheese,” Variety has learned.

They will star in the series alongside previously announced lead David Oyelowo as well as Simone Missick. Variety exclusively reported the show was in the works at Apple in June 2022.

Based on the short film of the same name by Paul Hunter, “Government Cheese” follows Hampton Chambers (Oyelowo), described as “a man recently released from prison who struggles to keep his criminal past at bay and win back his family, all while processing moments of divine intervention that seem to happen with increasing frequency.”

Woodbine ‘s recent TV credits include the “Halo” series at Paramount+, “Ripley” at Netflix, and “Wu-Tang: An American Saga” at Hulu. He has also been in shows like “Fargo,” “Saving Grace,” and “Underground.” On the film side, he recently starred opposite Bill Burr and Bobby Cannavale in “Old Dads,...

Apple Studios and MacRo Television Studios have added three new actors to Government Cheese, the upcoming Apple TV+ dramedy with David Oyelowo starring in the lead role as well as serving as executive producer through his company Yoruba Saxon.

Created by Paul Hunter and Aeysha Carr, Government Cheese follows Hampton Chambers (Oyelowo), a man recently released from prison who struggles to keep his criminal past at bay and win back his family, all while processing moments of divine intervention that seem to happen with increasing frequency. 

Joining the cast are Bokeem Woodbine (Old Dads), Adam Beach (The Power of the Dog) and Sunita Mani (Servant). Government Cheese also stars Simone Missick.

The project is based on an eponymous original short film by Hunter, which he and Oyelowo took to MacRo and Apple Studios. Hunter and Carr serve as co-showrunners, writers and executive producers. Charles D. King and Ahmadou Seck will...

It’s been a tumultuous year in the world of TV. The twin writers’ and actors’ strikes threw broadcast networks’ fall schedules into chaos, and economic pressures had many media companies reevaluating what shows they wanted to spend money on. The result? A wave of TV show cancellations. So, which shows got the ax in 2023? We’ve pulled together a list of some notable shows that were canceled or ended over the past 12 months. Is your favorite on the list?

‘The Rookie: Feds’ Niecy Nash-Betts and James Lesure in ‘The Rookie: Feds’ | Christopher Willard/ABC via Getty Images

ABC’s spinoff of The Rookie starred Niecy Nash-Betts as the oldest trainee agent in the FBI. It premiered in the fall of 2022 and was stuck in limbo for months after the season 1 finale aired in May 2023. In November, the network finally confirmed that The Rookie: Feds wouldn’t return for season 2. On Instagram,...

Alexander Skarsgård is just a confused android… in Apple TV+’s Murderbot.

The Big Little Lies alum will headline and executive-produce the aforementioned 10-episode sci-fi series from creators/directors Chris and Paul Weitz (About a Boy, Mozart in the Jungle).

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Based on Martha Wells’ book series The Murderbot Diaries, the adaptation is described as an “action-packed” story about “a self-hacking...

Former All Rise and Luke Cage star Simone Missick has been cast opposite David Oyelowo in Government Cheese, Apple TV+’s upcoming dramedy starring and executive produced by Oyelowo, Deadline has confirmed.

Created by Paul Hunter and Aeysha Carr, Government Cheese follows Hampton Chambers (Oyelowo), a man recently released from prison who struggles to keep his criminal past at bay and win back his family, all while processing moments of divine intervention that seem to happen with increasing frequency.

Missick will portray Oyelowo’s wife, Astoria.

Government Cheese is based on an eponymous original short film by Hunter. Produced by Apple Studios and Macro Televisions Studios, Government Cheese is written and executive produced by Hunter, who also directs, and Carr. Charles D. King and Ahmadou Seck will executive produce the series for Macro Television Studios along with Jelani Johnson and Marta Fernandez. Oyelowo will executive produce through his Yoruba Saxon banner.

“Government Cheese,” the upcoming Apple TV+ series starring and executive produced by David Oyelowo, has added Simone Missick to its cast.

The dramedy follows Hampton Chambers (played by Oyelowo), a man recently released from prison who struggles to keep his criminal past at bay and win back his family, all while processing moments of divine intervention that seem to happen with increasing frequency.

Missick will play Astoria, Hampton’s wife.

Missick is best known for starring in Misty Knight in the Marvel Cinematic Universe series “Luke Cage,” which ran on Netflix from 2016 to 2018, and reprised the role in “The Defenders” and “Iron Fist.” More recently, she played Lola Carmichael in the legal drama “All Rise,” which ran on CBS from 2019 to 2021 and the Oprah Winfrey Network from 2022 to 2023. Her other prominent credits include the film “Jinn” and Season 2 of Netflix’s “Altered Carbon.”

She is repped by CAA, M88 & Goodman,...

If this is how All Rise wraps up its legacy, it sure doesn’t feel like a satisfying way for it to end.

Greg Spottiswood’s courtroom drama, which starred Simone Missick as the boundary-pushing Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Lola Carmichael, said goodbye on November 18 with a one-hour series finale on Oprah Winfrey’s OWN network that felt more like a season ender than an authentic reflection of three seasons worth of work. The final episode, coincidentally titled “Sometimes Truth Is Stranger Than Fiction,” had several loose ends to tie up in just 41 minutes, which made it all the more difficult to give equal attention to lingering storylines while also attempting to put a proper cap on the series.

Network: CBS, OWN

Episodes: 58 (hour)

Seasons: Three

TV show dates: September 23, 2019 -- October 18, 2023

Series status: Cancelled by CBS, Revived by OWN, Cancelled by OWN

Performers include: Simone Missick, Wilson Bethel, Marg Helgenberger, Jessica Camacho, J. Alex Brinson, Lindsay Mendez, and Ruthie Ann Miles.

TV show description:      

A courthouse drama that's set in Los Angeles, the All Rise TV show follows the chaotic, hopeful (and sometimes absurd) world of judges, prosecutors, public defenders, bailiffs, clerks, and cops. A diverse group, these professionals have one thing in common -- they're seeking justice for the citizens involved in a flawed legal process.

Judge Lola Carmichael (Missick) was recently appointed to the bench and was a highly regarded and impressive deputy district attorney. Now that she's a judge, Lola pushes the...

Fans of Anne Heche will get one last television performance from the actor, who died at age 53 last year. Heche’s final posthumous TV appearance airs tonight, Saturday, September 30, on the OWN legal drama All Rise, according to TVLine. Saturday’s episode, titled “Trouble Woman,” will feature the return of Heche’s lawyer Corinne Cuthbert, TVLine reports. The site also notes that the episode will end with a dedication reading, “In Memory of Anne Heche / Our Friend and Wonderful Artist / You Are Missed.” CBS Heche started recurring in All Rise in Season 2, with her character frequently clashing with Judge Lola Carmichael (Simone Missick). The actor’s final appearance on the show was delayed by All Rise’s lengthy mid-Season 3 hiatus. OWN finally put the back half of the season on the schedule last month as it announced that Season 3 would be the final go-round for the former CBS show. A...

This Saturday’s episode of All Rise will mark the final TV acting performance of Anne Heche, who died in August 2022 at the age of 53.

The actress has recurred on the CBS-turned-own legal drama since Season 2, appearing in six episodes as lawyer Corrine Cuthbert, who has a contentious professional relationship with Simone Missick’s Judge Lola Carmichael. Heche’s character returns in this week’s installment (aka Episode 313, airing at 9/8c) as part of a trial case. The hour concludes with the following dedication:

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The final episodes are almost here. All Rise Season 4 premieres on Saturday, September 16, and they're bringing the drama.

OWN TV dropped the official season trailer, which teases loss, romance, returns, and riveting cases.

It’s hard to believe this is the end since we’ve grown to love these characters, but hopefully, OWN had enough time to craft a proper goodbye.

At the end of All Rise Season 3 Episode 10, Brandon Nation had caused senseless violence and possibly killed Ness and Teddy.

We’re still unsure if one or both of them die, but Lola is on the warpath to prevent more violence.

Lola’s marriage was also in jeopardy since Andre took advantage of her fear and kissed her, and Robin walked in at that moment.

Can she and Robin work things out and learn to communicate their needs better?

The other couples are finally flourishing. Luke and Emily finally...

All Rise is returning soon to OWN with its final episodes. The cable channel has released a trailer teasing what is next for Judge Lola Carmichael (Simone Missick).

Also starring Wilson Bethel, Jessica Camacho, J. Alex Brinson, Ruthie Ann Miles, Lindsay Mendez, Lindsey Gort, and Marg Helgenberger, the series follows those who work in and around the Los Angeles courtroom of Judge Carmichael.

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How will things change in the third season of the All Rise TV show on OWN? As we all know, the Nielsen ratings typically play a big role in determining whether a series like All Rise is cancelled or renewed for season four. Unfortunately, most of us do not live in Nielsen households. Because many viewers feel frustrated when their viewing habits and opinions aren't considered, we invite you to rate all of the third season episodes of All Rise here. *Status Update Below.

An OWN courtroom drama series, the All Rise TV show stars Simone Missick, Wilson Bethel, Jessica Camacho, J. Alex Brinson, Ruthie Ann Miles, Lindsay Mendez, Lindsey Gort, and Marg Helgenberger. Samantha Marie Ware, Paul McCrane, and Suzanne Cryer recur. The series follows the chaotic, hopeful (and sometimes absurd) world of those who work at a courthouse in Los Angeles. At the center of...

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Airing on the OWN cable channel, the All Rise TV show stars Simone Missick, Wilson Bethel, Jessica Camacho, J. Alex Brinson, Ruthie Ann Miles, Lindsay Mendez, Lindsey Gort, and Marg Helgenberger. Samantha Marie Ware, Paul McCrane, and Suzanne Cryer recur. The series follows the chaotic, hopeful (and sometimes absurd) world of those who work at a courthouse in Los Angeles. At the center of this drama series is Lola Carmichael (Missick), an...

CBS cancelled All Rise after two seasons but the series was subsequently rescued and renewed for a third season on OWN. Will the ratings be high enough on the cable channel to be renewed for a fourth season or, will All Rise be cancelled again? Stay tuned. *Status Update Below.

A courtroom drama series, the All Rise TV show stars Simone Missick, Wilson Bethel, Jessica Camacho, J. Alex Brinson, Ruthie Ann Miles, Lindsay Mendez, Lindsey Gort, and Marg Helgenberger. Samantha Marie Ware, Paul McCrane, and Suzanne Cryer recur. The series follows the chaotic, hopeful (and sometimes absurd) world of those who work at a courthouse in Los Angeles. At the center of this drama series is Lola Carmichael (Missick), an appointed judge who was previously a highly regarded and impressive deputy district attorney. She depends on the counsel of people like her best friend, Deputy District...

OWN is closing Judge Carmichael's courtroom. The cable channel has cancelled the All Rise series, so there won't be a fourth season. The first half of the third season aired last summer. A year later, the rest of the episodes have gotten a premiere date.

A legal drama series, the All Rise TV show stars Simone Missick, Wilson Bethel, Jessica Camacho, J. Alex Brinson, Ruthie Ann Miles, Lindsay Mendez, Lindsey Gort, and Marg Helgenberger. Samantha Marie Ware, Paul McCrane, and Suzanne Cryer recur. The series follows the chaotic, hopeful (and sometimes absurd) world of those working at a Los Angeles courthouse. Lola Carmichael (Missick), an appointed judge who was previously a highly regarded and impressive deputy district attorney, is at the center of this drama series. She depends on the counsel of people like her best friend, Deputy District...

OWN‘s courtroom drama series All Rise is heading toward a permanent recess after receiving an official cancelation notice. The show starring and executive produced by Simone Missick released cast members in March, thinking a cancelation could be imminent. Thankfully, your ride on the “Lola Coaster” isn’t over yet. The final ten episodes of All Rise begin airing on September 16.

“We are extremely proud of the positive impact All Rise has made in showcasing strong, accomplished Black female characters,” OWN President Tina Perry said. “We are so grateful to all of our creative collaborators and wish to thank the talented cast and crew for their dedication and incredible work on the series.”

Premiering in 2019 on CBS, All Rise looks at the personal and professional lives of the judges, lawyers, clerks, bailiffs, and law enforcement who work at an L.A. County courthouse. The series’ events pick up promptly after a smash-and-grab case,...

The OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network courtroom drama All Rise is set to end. It has been announced that the upcoming second half of its third season will be its last. Fans of the show can catch a glimpse of what’s in store when the show returns in a new trailer featuring Simone Missick‘s Judge Lola Carmichael. The one-hour courtroom drama will kick off its final season beginning Saturday, September 16 at 9 pm Et/Pt for a 10-episode run. From Warner Bros. Television, All Rise continues to take an intimate look into the lives of those working within the justice system through the lens of a bustling Los Angeles courthouse. (Credit: OWN) These installments mark the second half of Season 3 which kicked off with ten episodes in 2022. Set to pick up where the last half of the season left off, the premiere will chronicle the events following a dangerous Smash and Grab case,...

OWN’s courtroom drama “All Rise” will end with the second part of a third season that will premiere this fall, the Oprah Winfrey Network said Tuesday.

The final 10 episodes will debut Saturday, Sept. 16, at 9 p.m. Et/Pt on OWN. The 10 episodes of Season 3’s Part 1 aired June 7-Aug. 9, 2022.

Centering on the busy lives judges and attorneys of a Los Angeles courthouse as they work with bailiffs, clerks, cops and jurors, “All Rise” Season 3 will pick up after the smash-and-grab case shook up the courthouse and left several lives at risk.

The series’ conclusion comes one season after it was cancelled by CBS after two seasons before moving to OWN.

“We are extremely proud of the positive impact ‘All Rise’ has made in showcasing strong, accomplished Black female characters,” OWN president Tina Perry said in a statement. “We are so grateful to all of our creative collaborators and wish...

It’s official. The third season of OWN’s courtroom drama series All Rise will be its last.

Starring and exec produced by Simone Missick, the final 10 episodes (Season 3B) will premiere on Saturday, September 16 at 9 pm on OWN.

This is the first official confirmation that the series not see a fourth season. As Deadline reported in March, the cast had been released by producing studio Warner Bros. Television ahead of the Season 3B run and cancellation was expected.

“We are extremely proud of the positive impact All Rise has made in showcasing strong, accomplished Black female characters,” OWN President Tina Perry said. “We are so grateful to all of our creative collaborators and wish to thank the talented cast and crew for their dedication and incredible work on the series.”

The NAACP Image Award–nominated series takes an intimate look into the lives of those working within the justice...

All Rise is taking a permanent recess.

OWN has set a return date for the legal drama’s current third season, which will officially be the show’s last. Season 3B, consisting of 10 episodes, kicks off Saturday, Sept. 16, at 9/8c. (Watch a trailer above.)

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“We are extremely proud of the positive impact All Rise...

Judge Lola Carmichael and her team of attorneys have kept us entertained with their fight for justice and their own drama for almost three seasons.

Unfortunately, the long wait for the second half of All Rise Season 3 is killing the momentum. It hasn't aired in a year, and its future beyond the filmed episodes is up in the air.

The show will be back on the air at some point, though, and we've rounded up everything there is to know about what could be the final-ever episodes.

All Rise Season 3 Episode 10 ended bittersweetly since two lives hung in the balance due to Brandon Nation.

While couples reuniting during a tragedy is overdone, seeing Luke rush to save Emily and Maddy from Leo and the two finally admit their feelings were long overdue.

It was such an emotional scene, but viewers want happier times instant of continuous angst for Luke and Emily.

It sounds like Judge Carmichael's courtroom is closing for the second time. Warner Bros. Television has opted not to pick up the options of the All Rise cast, making the possibility of a fourth-season renewal unlikely.

An OWN courtroom drama series, the All Rise TV show stars Simone Missick, Wilson Bethel, Jessica Camacho, J. Alex Brinson, Ruthie Ann Miles, Lindsay Mendez, Lindsey Gort, and Marg Helgenberger. Samantha Marie Ware, Paul McCrane, and Suzanne Cryer recur. The series follows the chaotic, hopeful (and sometimes absurd) world of those working at a Los Angeles courthouse. Lola Carmichael (Missick) is an appointed judge who was previously a highly regarded and impressive deputy district attorney. She depends on the counsel of people like her best friend, Deputy District Attorney Mark Callan (Bethel), Judge Lisa Benner (Helgenberger), and pragmatic judicial assistant Sherri...

The fate of All Rise is, once again, up in the air.

Deadline reported Thursday that Warner Bros. Television has released the cast of the legal drama.

OWN, which picked up the show from CBS after the network canceled it after two seasons, has yet to schedule the second half of All Rise Season 3.

The show has been off the air since early August, so the lack of updates on when the rest of the season would air has been a major cause for concern.

Deadline notes that OWN will not make an official decision on a pickup for a potential fourth season until the next batch of episodes air.

The outlet believes the episodes will see the light of day later this year.

However, there's a good chance the cast will have moved on to new projects, meaning that assembling everyone again for a potential All Rise Season 4 will be a difficult task.

Exclusive: Once again, All Rise is facing a possible cancellation. The cast of the courtroom drama series, led by Simone Missick, has been released by producing studio Warner Bros. Television.

OWN gave All Rise a second lease on life, picking up the series for a 20-episode Season 3 in 2021 following its cancellation by CBS after two seasons. The new season, which has been completed, was slated to run in two 10-episode batches, with the first half airing last summer and the second one set to air later this year.

All Rise was not able to bring in broadcast-size audience to OWN but Season 3A did Ok by cable standards. With the cast options coming up and Season 3B yet to be scheduled, I hear the studio notified the actors that their options are not getting picked up. OWN is expected to make a decision on the show’s future after the episodes air.

BAFTA’s traditional pre-Emmy soirée will not take place this weekend as scheduled. Following the news today of Queen Elizabeth II’s death at the age of 96, a decision was made not to proceed with the event.

“In light of today’s very sad news of the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, the annual BAFTA TV Tea Party will no longer be taking place this weekend,” the organization said in a statement. “We are deeply saddened by the death of Her Majesty The Queen, whose close association with BAFTA spanned 50 years. Our thoughts are with BAFTA’s President Hrh The Duke of Cambridge and the Royal Family, to whom we offer our deepest sympathy.”

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The BAFTA TV Tea Party, a longtime Emmy weekend fixture, was scheduled for 2-5 p.m. Saturday, September 10 at The Maybourne Beverly Hills. Guests expected to attend included Alex Bornstein,...

The Television Academy on Tuesday announced its first batch of presenters for this year’s Creative Arts Emmy Awards, which will be held over two consecutive nights, Saturday, Sept. 3, and Sunday, Sept. 4.

The first group features some 2022 Emmy nominees including W. Kamau Bell (We Need to Talk About Cosby), Colman Domingo (Euphoria; Fear the Walking Dead), Marcia Gay Harden (The Morning Show) and Randy Rainbow (The Randy Rainbow Show).

Other presenters include Monica Aldama and Morgan Simianer (Cheer), Skylar Astin (So Help Me Todd; Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist), Christine Chiu and Kevin Kreider (Bling Empire), Cat Deeley (So You Think You Can Dance), Chris Hardwick (Talking Dead; @midnight), Jon Huertas (This Is Us), Jane Levy (Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist), Ralph Macchio and William Zabka (Cobra Kai), Simone Missick (All Rise; Iron Fist) and Niecy Nash (The Rookie: Feds; Reno 911!).

The 2022 Creative Arts Emmy Awards will take place at the Microsoft Theater.

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Cobra Kai stars Ralph Macchio and William Zabka are among the first group of presenters announced for next month’s Creative Arts Emmy Awards.

In addition, the Television Academy and executive producer Bob Bain on Tuesday unveiled several other names who’ll take the stage to present at the ceremony, which takes place over two nights, Sept. 3 and 4.

The first group of presenters also includes Cheer’s Monica Aldama and Morgan Simianer, Skylar Astin, W. Kamau Bell, Bling Empire’s Christine Chiu and Kevin Kreider, Cat Deeley, Euphoria’s Colman Domingo, Marcia Gay Harden, Chris Hardwick, This Is Us’ Jon Huertas, Jane Levy, All Rise’s Simone Missick, Niecy Nash and Randy Rainbow.

Organizers said in their announcement that the group of presenters “reflect the diverse talent and storytellers throughout the television industry and represent some of the year’s most popular programs across many genres and platforms.

From its inception, All Rise was an outlier in the world of courtroom dramas, because it relied on humor nearly as much as the drama. But that also might be what has saved the show. After being canceled by CBS after its second season, it was picked up by OWN for a third season. Simone […]

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Exclusive: Stephanie Moy has joined M88 as manager, bringing with her clients including Damson Idris, Simone Missick, Karena Evans, DeVaughn Nixon (Winning Time), Necar Zadegan, Jes Macallan (Legends of Tomorrow), Cameron Gellman (Stargirl) and Zoe Renee (Master).

“I couldn’t be more excited to join the M88/Macro family. What Phil [Sun] and Charles [King] have built is a testament to their veteran experience, impeccable taste, and forward-thinking philosophy,” said Moy in an exclusive statement to Deadline.

“I’ve known Stephanie since her Luber Roklin days and have always admired her fierce advocacy on behalf of her clients and underrepresented communities,” said Sun, President/Co-Founder, M88. “We are excited to join forces and support her skillset and clients within our ecosystem, continuing our broader mission of uniting and empowering talented executives and artists of color.

The Lola coaster returned to the courtroom on its new home on OWN.

Judge Lola Carmichael fought hard to retain her seat on the bench on All Rise Season 3 Episode 1.

She had to prove to many conservative judges that she was the right woman for the job, which was challenging considering she oversaw Luke's controversial case.

All Rise Season 3 will explore the motivations behind the characters' decisions. That was certainly the case on the Season 3 premiere. While several characters contemplated new career decisions, most of the hour focused on Lola and Luke.

Lola has always tried creative strategies in the courtroom, which almost cost her the election. Corrine Cuthbert was more conservative and beating her, but Lola wasn't giving up.

It looks like it’s going to be a long night, but we are not going anywhere!

Lola Permalink: It looks like it’s going to be a long night,...

In retrospect, being canceled by CBS may have been for the better for All Rise, the series about Los Angeles judges, prosecutors, and public defenders working to get justice in a flawed legal system. The legal drama which was later saved by OWN, returns for a third season on Tuesday, June 7. And according to star Simone Missick, All Rise‘s new home on the cable network allowed the show to make changes it’s wanted to implement for a while. Last we saw these characters in the Season 2 finale, Missick’s Judge Lola Carmichael was primed for the campaign to keep her seat as judge, with politician Martin Moore (Andy Buckley) vowing to do everything in his power to unseat her after she sentenced his son to prison for murder. Season 3 picks up six months later “on election night as Judge Lola Carmichael awaits the results of her campaign; Emily...

Kevin Hart is behind the two-part documentary event “Right to Offend: The Black Comedy Revolution,” set to premiere on the A&e Network on Wednesday, June 29 at 9 p.m.

The documentary, produced by Hart’s Hartbeat and Time Studios, explores the progression of Black comedy across time, tracing how comedians have used pointed humor to articulate the Black experience in America and expose, challenge and ridicule society’s injustices. From Redd Foxx and Moms Mabley of the civil rights movement to modern-day comedians and creators like Key & Peele, Issa Rae, Amber Ruffin and Tiffany Haddish, the four-hour documentary celebrates the history and under-appreciated legacy that Black comedians had in driving social change across the 20th and 21st centuries.

Featuring interviews with some of the greatest comedy minds of all time as well as an extensive collection of archival material, the two-part event reveals the personal stories and tribulations faced by...

It's been a long wait for All Rise, but the former CBS drama makes its grand return to the air Tuesday, June 7, at 8/7c.

As previously reported, the new season will bow on OWN, just over a year after CBS canceled it.

The freshly released trailer highlights there will be a lot of twists and turns on All Rise Season 3.

“This election exposed your vulnerabilities,” attorney Corrine Cuthbert (guest star Anne Heche) tells Lola.

"This little war of ours is far from over," she declares.

Thankfully, Lola has a great support system in Judge Benner, who tells her to "show them why you won."

The series follows the chaotic, hopeful, and sometimes absurd lives of its judges, prosecutors, and public defenders, as they work with bailiffs, clerks, and police to get justice for the people of Los Angeles amidst a flawed legal system.

All Rise Season 3 picks up six months...

The Lola-coaster is back, and it’s off to a dramatic start in TVLine’s exclusive trailer for All Rise Season 3, premiering Tuesday, June 7 at 8/7c on its new home OWN.

The upcoming run picks up six months after the conclusion of Season 2, on “the night of the mid-term election as the highly-regarded Judge Lola Carmichael awaits the results of her hotly contested seat, preparing to further push the boundaries of her courtroom in the name of justice,” per the official synopsis. While it appears that Lola is able to maintain her position as a judge, she still finds herself...

OWN is taking viewers back to court. The cable channel has announced the third season premiere of the All Rise TV series. The drama was cancelled after two seasons on CBS and was later revived and renewed by the OWN cable channel. Season three premieres on Tuesday, June 7th.

The All Rise TV show stars Simone Missick, Wilson Bethel, Jessica Camacho, J. Alex Brinson, Ruthie Ann Miles, Lindsay Mendez, Lindsey Gort, and Marg Helgenberger. The recurring cast includes Samantha Marie Ware, Paul McCrane, and Suzanne Cryer. The series follows the chaotic, hopeful (and sometimes absurd) world of those who work at a courthouse in Los Angeles. At the center of this drama series is Lola Carmichael (Missick), a judge who was previously a highly regarded and impressive deputy district attorney. She depends on the counsel of people like her Deputy District...

The return of “Yo! MTV Raps” now has a premiere date.

The reimagined global iteration of the MTV hip-hop series will premiere on Paramount+ on Tuesday, May 24, the streamer announced Monday. In addition, Paramount+ released the official trailer, key art and lineup of featured guests.

Produced by MTV Entertainment Studios, “Yo! MTV Raps” is a comprehensive deep dive into the current state of hip hop. “Yo! MTV Raps” was created by Peter Dougherty and Ted Demme, and launched in 1988 — originally hosted by Fab 5 Freddy, and later by Doctor Dre and Ed Lover. The series ran until 1995.

The new iteration of the show will feature hosted segments from Conceited and DJ Diamond Kuts, live performances, cyphers and lifestyle content. Featured guests include Freddie Gibbs on May 24, Latto on May 31, Saba on June 7, Jid on June 14, Shenseea on June 21, Tee Grizzley on June 28, Idk on July 5 and Trina on July 12.

Fans will...

“All Rise” Season 3 finally has a premiere date.

The show, which originally aired on CBS, was canceled after its second season, and then picked up by OWN, returns to the small screen on Tuesday, June 7 at 8 p.m. Et/Pt.

Castmember Wilson Bethel will also make his directorial debut this season.

Warner Bros. Television, which produces the OWN-airing drama, also dropped new Season 3 key art (which you can see below).

“All Rise” Season 3 picks up six months after the events of Season 2 “and will bring about new beginnings for these judges, prosecutors and public defenders. We return on election night as Judge Lola Carmichael awaits the results of her campaign; Emily returns from Puerto Rico with renewed drive and purpose about her career and Luke continues to shake things up through his work in the public defender’s office,” per a logline from the network.

Season 3’s cast includes Simone Missick as Judge Lola Carmichael,...

Judge Lola Carmichael's court will be back in session this summer on OWN.

The cabler revealed Monday that All Rise Season 3 -- its first season on the network -- will touch down Tuesday, June 7, at 8/7c.

The series follows the chaotic, hopeful, and sometimes absurd lives of its judges, prosecutors, and public defenders, as they work with bailiffs, clerks, and police to get justice for the people of Los Angeles amidst a flawed legal system.

Among them is newly appointed Judge Lola Carmichael (Simone Missick), a highly regarded and impressive former deputy district attorney who doesn’t intend to sit back on the bench in her new role, but instead leans in, immediately pushing the boundaries and challenging the expectations of what a judge can be.

The cast also includes Wilson Bethel as Judge Carmichael’s best friend, Deputy District Attorney Mark Callan, Jessica Camacho as public defender Emily Lopez,...

All Rise for the honorable Judge Lola Carmichael: The legal drama starring Simone Missick now has a Season 3 premiere date at its new home OWN.

Court will officially be back in session Tuesday, June 7 at 8/7c, the cabler announced Monday. Along with its premiere date comes brand new key art (view it below) depicting the ensemble cast back together in Courtroom 802.

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Court is back in session with Simone Missick. OWN has announced that All Rise Season 3 will premiere on Tuesday, June 7 at 8/7c. (The network picked up the courtroom drama following CBS’ cancellation after two seasons.) The network also unveiled the Season 3 key art — which you can check out in full below — with the cast together in Courtroom 802 — and announced series star Wilson Bethel will be directing an episode. Courtesy of OWN The Season 3 cast includes Missick as Judge Lola Carmichael, Bethel as Judge Carmichael’s best friend, Deputy District Attorney ‘Mark Callan, Jessica Camacho as public defender Emily Lopez, J. Alex Brinson as bailiff-turned-public defender Luke Watkins, Ruthie Ann Miles as Lola’s J.A. Sherri Kansky, Lindsay Mendez as court reporter Sara Castillo, Lindsey Gort as defense attorney Amy Quinn, and Marg Helgenberger as Judge Lisa Benner. The recurring cast includes Samantha Marie Ware as law clerk Vanessa “Ness” Johnson,...

Oprah Winfrey Network announced that courtroom drama series All Rise, starring Simone Missick, returns for a third season on Tuesday, June 7 at 8 p.m. Et/Pt on OWN.

The All Rise season three all-star cast includes Simone Missick as ‘Judge Lola Carmichael,’ Wilson Bethel as Judge Carmichael’s best friend, Deputy District Attorney ‘Mark Callan,’ Jessica Camacho as public defender ‘Emily Lopez,’ J. Alex Brinson as bailiff-turned-public defender ‘Luke Watkins,’ Ruthie Ann Miles as Lola’s J.A. ‘Sherri Kansky,’ Lindsay Mendez as court reporter ‘Sara Castillo,’ Lindsey Gort as defense attorney ‘Amy Quinn’ and Marg Helgenberger as ‘Judge Lisa Benner.’ Recurring cast also includes Samantha Marie Ware as law clerk Vanessa “Ness” Johnson, Emmy winner Paul McCrane as Judge Jonas Laski, and Suzanne Cryer as Deputy District Attorney Maggie Palmer.

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All Rise is a courthouse drama that follows the chaotic,...

“All Rise,” is an American courtroom drama focusing on both the personal and professional lives of the judges, prosecutors, public defenders, and other legal professionals who work at the L.A. County courthouse. At the show’s center is Judge Lola Carmichael, a former deputy district attorney newly appointed to the bench.

The show ran for two seasons on CBS, until it was canceled in May 2021. A few months later, the Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN) revived the show, and a third season is set to air in June of 2022.

This article will share everything you need to know about the show and its cast of characters.

Main Characters of “All Rise”

This legal drama is known for its strong ensemble and many interesting characters. Whether you’ve been a fan of the show since it first aired or are just starting to watch “All Rise,” here is what to know...

“All Rise” has won the 2022 SeeHer Programming Award, which will be presented to the show’s new home channel Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN) during the fourth annual SeeHer SheFront Tuesday, Variety has learned exclusively.

The Simone Missick-led series is a courthouse drama that follows the lives of its judges, prosecutors, and public defenders, as they work with bailiffs, clerks and police to get justice for the people of Los Angeles amidst a flawed legal system. “All Rise,” which was canceled at CBS after two seasons last May and then revived by OWN in September, will debut its third season in June. OWN is airing the first two seasons ahead of the Season 3 premiere.

Missick, who plays Judge Lola Carmichael, executive produces alongside showrunner Dee Harris-Lawrence, Michael M. Robin and Len Goldstein. “All Rise” hails from Warner Bros. Television for OWN, both of which are now owned by the newly formed Warner Bros. Discovery.

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All Rise will be back in session this summer on OWN.

While it was initially reported that the CBS-turned-own legal drama would be back in the spring, the cabler announced Wednesday that it would be back in June.

The news broke during the virtual Television Critics association.

On the casting front, there will be some changes.

Marg Helgenberger has been confirmed to return in the recurring role of Judge Lisa Benner.

Helgenberger's future on the show was up in the air when the star booked a pilot before the show was revived.

She is also in talks to return to the CSI universe, but hey, at least Judge Benner will be a part of the new season.

Christian Keyes is set to take over the role of Lola's husband Robin. The role was previously played by Todd Williams.

Simone Missick will reprise her role as Judge Lola Carmichael.

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Court will soon be back in session. OWN has announced that production on the third season of the All Rise TV series has begun. Season three is expected to debut in June. CBS cancelled All Rise after two low-rated seasons in May 2021. OWN made a deal to revive it in September.

A courthouse drama, season three of All Rise stars Simone Missick, Wilson Bethel, Jessica Camacho, J. Alex Brinson, Ruthie Ann Miles, Lindsay Mendez, and Lindsey Gort. Returning recurring cast members include Samantha Marie Ware, Paul McCrane, and Suzanne Cryer. Former star Marg Helgenberger will return in a recurring role and Roger Guenveur Smith and Christian Keyes are joining the cast. Read More…...