The Legend of Vox Machina
Amazon Prime has released the trailer for the second season of “The Legend of Vox Machina,” which premieres on the streamer on January 20th. The follow-up will release three episodes per week for four weeks.
The new run will follow the Chroma Conclave campaign from Critical Role’s “Dungeons and Dragons” web series as the heroes face a powerful group of dragons before they destroy the world of Exandria. Henry Winkler, Lance Reddick, Cheech Marin, Billy Boyd and Will Friedle are among the guest stars.
Party Down
Starz has announced a February 24th premiere date for the upcoming revival of the comedy series “Party Down” which gets a third season of six episodes. Adam Scott, Ken Marino, Jane Lynch, Martin Starr, Ryan Hansen and Megan Mullally co-star.
A decade later, things begin with a surprise reunion of the cater-waiter gang, who again find themselves stoically enduring the procession of random L.A. parties. Guest stars this season include James Marsden, Jennifer Garner, Tyrel Jackson Williams and Zoë Chao.
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Your Honor
Showtime has revealed the official trailer for the second season of the Bryan Cranston-led crime drama “Your Honor” which returns on January 13th. Michael Stuhlbarg, Hope Davis, and Carmen Ejogo also star.
The new season begins as Cranston’s Michael Desiato contemplates his past actions when he gets approached by prosecutor Olivia Delgado who is giving him no choice but to participate in her operation to take down the Baxter family.
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Coach Prime
Amazon Prime has premiered the trailer for “Coach Prime,” a four-episode docuseries about Deion Sanders coaching the Jackson State University Tigers football team through a historic undefeated SWAC championship season this year. The series premieres on the service on December 29th.
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Sometimes When We Touch
Paramount+ has announced the three-part documentary series “Sometimes When We Touch”, which will explore the history of ‘soft rock’ music and will premiere exclusively on the service from January 3rd. The genre dominated music worldwide in the 1970s before crashing in the 1980s, only to resurge again later.
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