newsNetflix FX has revealed future plans for two of its drama series, with one finally beginning production on a new season, and the other reaching its conclusion. During an appearance at the Television
newsAmazon Studios Just look at that photo. Aren't you intrigued? That's the first image from "Tales From the Loop," which Amazon Studios just gave an eight-episode straight-to-series order. The hour-long
newsDoctor Doom is getting political. "Legion" and "Fargo" showrunner Noah Hawley is developing a movie centered on Doctor Doom, the "Fantastic Four" villain. And while he is a very busy man (Season 2 of
news"Legion" creator Noah Hawley ended his Comic-Con panel with a big announcement Thursday: He's working on a Doctor Doom movie. "I'll just say two words. The first one is 'Doctor' and the next one is 'Doom,'"
newsGet ready for more trips to the astral plane — FX has renewed the "X-Men"-related drama "Legion" for a second season. "Legion" follows a mutant named David Haller (Dan Stevens). The troubled young
newsPatrick Stewart is done playing Professor Charles Xavier after "Logan." Well, except he'd play him again in "Legion," too! On "The Late Late Show With James Corden," Stewart once again told the story
newsWelcome back to our ongoing "Legion" recap series, this time taking a look at episode 3 (or "Chapter 3"), which is the first episode of the season not written by series mastermind Fargo" and a good chunk
newsAnd we're back! With what is certainly the coolest show on television. Yes, I feel comfortable saying that. Just like I feel comfortable wearing jeans to formal events. But "Legion," based on a specific
news"Legion," which premiered last night on FX, is maybe the most un-recappable show in the history of modern television. There are so many time jumps, narrative shifts, flashbacks, and potential dream sequences,
newsFinding out you're a mutant would be mind-boggling, to say the least, but it looks even more so for David Haller in the latest trailer for the "X-Men" spinoff series "Legion." Starring "Downton Abbey"
news"It's like writing books of the Bible," chuckles producer Star Wars Rebels," the "X-Men" films) as he ponders the increasing trend toward tying various film and television projects with a big-name franchise
