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Gilded Age
Matt Damon and David Letterman made surprise brief cameos on Sunday’s season four premiere of HBO’s “The Gilded Age.” The pair, appearing at 8 min 33 sec, play two gentlemen crossing the street together. The rest of the season continues with new episodes Sunday night, check out the Weeks Ahead trailer below.
Hostel
Peacock’s plans to televise Eli Roth’s “Hostel” franchise have been scrapped. Roth revealed the news in an interview with Edward Douglas that was uploaded a while ago but is only now being shared. Roth himself wrote, produced and directed the series.
The filmmaker says: “Peacock said no. They’re not going to do it. We were surprised and it’s their decision. Me and Chris Briggs wrote the scripts and we love them, and I really want to turn them into something. So it might not be a TV series, but I still want to continue Hostel.” (Source: Bloody Disgusting)
Haunted hotel
Netflix has renewed the adult comedy animated series “Haunted Hotel” for a third season. “Rick & Morty” writer Matt Roller created the show, which follows a single mother who runs the world’s most haunted hotel, Undervale.
According to reports, the scripts have already been written and the makers are planning to produce ten episodes which will be aired in 2027. The returning voice cast includes Will Forte, Eliza Coupe, Skyler Gisondo, Natalie Palamides and Jimmy Simpson. (Source: Variety)
The Good American Family
Isabella Merced (“The Last of Us”) will star as Lorena Bobbitt alongside Patrick Schwarzenegger (“White Lotus”) as her one-time husband John Bobbitt in the second season of Hulu’s true crime anthology series “Good American Family” on Hulu.
The infamous Virginia couple caused a media circus in 1993 when Lorena cut off her husband’s penis with a kitchen knife after an argument at home. He later attributed this act to abuse during their marriage. Kathy Robbins is the creator, writer and executive producer with Ellen Pompeo. (Source: Deadline)
Bosch: The beginning of the clock
The first photos have been released from Amazon’s “Bosch: Start of Watch,” a prequel series that explores the origins of Michael Connelly’s legendary detective Harry Bosch. Cameron Monaghan (“Gotham,” “Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order”) will play the young Bosch alongside Omar Hardwick (“Star Trek: Episode 31”) as veteran officer Eli Bridges. The series will begin on January 10 with weekly episodes.
Set on the edge of the city, “Bosch: Start of Watch” explores a volatile Los Angeles plagued by racial tension, gang violence and a broken LAPD. As Bosch navigates routine police calls and escalating chaos, he becomes embroiled in a high-profile heist and a web of criminal corruption. The investigation will test his loyalty to the badge and help shape the detective he will eventually become. (source:)
Every detective starts somewhere. Your first look at the #BoschStartOfWatch coming to #MGMplus in 2027.
— MGM+ (@mgmplus) October 29, 2026
