There
was a bit of a glitch on this blog and my TV blog when I was updating both of
them. After I logged back in after posting one and before posting the other,
the view counter for both of them read zero for a lot of the recent posts. I
haven’t had a post with zero view counts for any blog in quite some time. Plus,
there was a comment on this blog that I knew meant that someone had to have
read it, unless a bot comment isn’t registered in the view count for some
reason. I haven’t been sharing my blogs to facebook the way that I used to and
will now be sharing both this one and the other one to my page until there is
proof that someone reads the blog, even if the proper view count has since been
restored. Know that there is a group on facebook that I put political posts on
even though I don’t share it to my personal page.
Tea Leoni: She will be in a
project called Endangered, which will be a movie. There are no other
things that I see her in right now besides that. I don’t know when they
finished filming the show, but you’d think that those who are still doing
projects will have stuff right now to do (if that makes sense).
Endangered: This is a movie
about the lives of threatened species. We’ll see what role she has in it. The
website I’m checking makes it seem like she’ll be lending her voice to it so
maybe it will be some sort of documentary. The release date is unknown
now.
Bebe Neuwirth: She’s had a recurring bit on Blue Bloods and
may show up on it from time to time. There are other minor things that she has
done. It appears that she will be in a new movie called Modern Persuasion.
It turns out that she’s in Jumanji: The Next Level. I wonder what else
she’ll do.
Modern
Persuasion: This movie has an unknown release date at this time. The
plot is about a woman’s ex-boyfriend hiring her company which forces her to
deal with various things in her life. I don’t know yet what role Bebe will play
in this.
Jumanji: The Next Level: This is in
theaters now. I might review it in this post or one of the later ones at
some point in time. Or I could wait and hope that I can see it on DVD, although
I more than likely will see it in theaters if and when I can. It will be on DVD
on March 17, 2020.
Review: Movie Name- Jumanji:
The Next Level. Genre- Supernatural, action, adventure, teen drama. Rating-
PG-13. Noteworthiness- This is the third movie in the Jumanji series, fourth if
you count Zatheria. Description- The boy from the previous movie thinks he can
get more out of life by going back to a cursed game he was good at so his
friends go in to rescue him as well. Madam Secretary Alumni in it- Bebe
Neuwirth, who was also in the first movie in the series, plays a minor role
towards the end of the movie. Pros- The plot is easy to follow and understand.
Enough of it works on its own without having to see the earlier movies before
it. Cons- Parts of it seem cartoony and don’t make as much sense as it should.
There isn’t much of a sense of danger to a lot of it. Note to Parents- There is
bad language in it such as swear words being said. There are some minor sexual
situations in it, but nothing too bad. There are some sorts of deaths in it,
but nothing too graphic or permanent. Recommendation- I think that this might
be worth seeing, but more if you have seen as least the second one first so it
will make more sense. IMDB Ranking: 7.0. My Grade: B-.
Catch up on the first Jumanji by watching this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WfB_JyAr5tE
Catch up on Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle by watching
this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLk3ul66pTw
Geoffrey Arend: He hasn’t
really been doing that much yet. Maybe he will later. I guess we’ll see what
will become of his career. Maybe there will be something in the future. I can
only hope so. Until then, just wait to see what happens.
Kathrine Herzer: She hasn’t
been doing much since the show ended or now, it seems. Maybe she is going back
to a more normal life. Not all the child actors or actresses continue into the
field when they get older as they want to do other things in life. Remember the
people from Shining Time Station?
Evan Roe: Again, this person
has not been doing much after the show ended. I guess it hasn’t been over long
enough or a lot of these people just haven’t found a new job yet. You’d think
that the filming would have ended long enough ago, but maybe not.
Tim Daly: I might easily run
out of ways of saying that people from this show haven’t done much of anything
yet now that the show has ended and it hasn’t been over that long. I can only
hope that there are a lot of people who have something in the work at some
point.
Zeljko Ivanek: He also has no
new projects in the works right now, although he could be wanting to retire in
the future or something like that. I won’t make assumptions and just wait until
the next time I see something potentially in the next post.
Erich Bergen: He’s also doing
nothing yet as of the show ending. How recently did filming wrap? Was it not
that long ago? Why is no one that I’m looking up doing anything yet? I don’t
get it. Whatever the reason, he has nothing yet and maybe that will change
later.
Patina
Miller: She is the narrator of a show called Word Party. That’s all that
she’s doing for now. I think that she’s a mother so that may affect how much
work she’ll be able to do. We’ll see what goes on in her life and I hope she
can do something I can watch. She will also be in a project called Power
Book III: Raising Kanan.
Word Party: This is a Netflix
kids show that is available now. Patina is the narrator of it. I don’t
know much about it. I doubt that I will be able to see it in the future. This
show is about teaching others how to talk and learning simple things like that.
Power
Book III: Raising Kanan: This isn’t set to air until 2021. It is a
prequel about Kanan Stark, whoever that is. I doubt already that I’ll be able
to see it, although I guess that it is possible that I might at some point. I
hope to find out more info about this soon.
Wallis Currie-Wood: She has
done very little outside of the show. Maybe she will do something more in
Hollywood or maybe not. It will be hard to understand some of why I’m not
seeing much in terms of what the cast is doing in the future unless or until
more time passes.
Keith
Carradine: He has two projects in the works. One is called Sallywood.
The other one is called The Daylong Brothers. We’ll see what happens
between those and anything else that he does. I look forward to hopefully
seeing these films at some point in time. He will also be in something called The
Power of the Dog.
Sallywood: This movie romantic
in some way, but I don’t know if it’s a comedy or not. It is about a man who
moves to Hollywood and becomes a woman’s personal assistant. They’ll be more to
it than that. It has an unknown release date at this time.
The Daylong Brothers: This has
an unknown release date at this time. It is about three brothers who try
to get revenge on their father for selling their souls. This could be
interesting, even if I don’t really like to watch horror films. But this could
just be normal supernatural.
The
Power of the Dog: I don’t know why they are making a Trump based movie. Wait,
this has nothing to do with politics. It is about sibling rivalry that happens
between two men who are brothers when one of them gets married. It is set for
release in 2021.
Sebastian
Arcelus: It looks like he will appear in a TV movie or perhaps potential pilot
called Blanco. He’s doing better than others in terms of projects in the
works. He’s also doing a project called Homebound.
Homebound:
This is set for release in 2020. It is about a woman searching for her
therapy dog as she deals with personal fears or things like that. There is no
trailer for this yet or specific release date.
Blanco: This has an unknown
release date at the moment. It is about a criminal who seeks to work with
the cops only to build his criminal empire. I have no idea what network this
would air on, if any. This might be just another in a long line of passed
pilots that I get confused about and wind up in this blog for a long time like
what you might have seen in my CSI: Cyber blog.
Sara Ramirez: Despite not
appearing or even being mentioned in the final season of this show, she has not
done a thing since leaving this show. The others I can understand as they
haven’t been off the show this long, but I want her to do something. And I hope
she improves her hairstyle for the future.
Kevin Rahm: He has almost
exclusively done just TV shows in some way. As most of the cast thus far, he
has not done anything yet since leaving the show. But I look forward to seeing
what he might do and if he appears on a show that I like.
Barbara Hall: On second look,
it appears that she will be a producer in a project called Tommy that is
set to air later this year. I don’t yet know how involved she will be with the
project. She might only be helping with just the pilot.
Tommy:
This is currently airing on Thursdays at 10/9 Central on CBS. Despite
its seemingly male name, it is about a woman who finds herself in charge on the
NYPD. We’ll see more about what happens with it soon. I will not include a
review here until I know how much of a role Barbara has in the show.
Schedule
Available now- Word Party (on
Netflix)
Currently in theaters- Jumanji: The Next Level
Currently
on TV- Tommy (Thursdays at 10/9 Central on CBS)
March
17, 2020- Jumanji: The Next Level (DVD release date)
Unknown
2020- Homebound
Unknown
2021- The Power of the Dog, Power Book III: Raising Kanan (unknown time on
unknown network)
Unknown year- Endangered,
Modern Persuasion, Sallywood, The Daylong Brothers, Blanco
