OnScreen Episode 054 - Master of Puppets

This week on the OnScreen podcast, the official podcast of The Total Screen, Will and Tyson cover a little bit of news, a few things coming up On the Horizon, and a whole lot of Stranger Things.  With part 2 of Stranger Things 4 now out, the duo spend most of their time discussing season 4 episode 8, Papa, and season 4 episode 9, the season finale, The Piggyback.

On Beat:
Lollipop Chainsaw remake in development.
Duffer Bros establish production company, Upside Down Pictures, at Netflix.
    - Stranger Things spinoff, “1000% different.”
    - Stage play based on Stranger Things.
    - Live action series adaptation of Death Note.
    - Adapting Stephen King/Peter Straub book, The Talisman, with Amblin.
    - Original series with Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance Creators.
Trailers
    - Trigun Stampede trailer
    - Clerks 3 trailer
    - Paper Girls trailer
    - The Magic Flute trailer
    - Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power sneak peak

On the Horizon:
Thor: Love and Thunder - Friday, July 8th - Theaters
Better Call Saul - Monday, July 11th - AMC
What We Do in the Shadows - Tuesday, July 12th - FX
South Park: The Streaming Wars Part 2 - Wednesday, July 13th - Paramount+
Resident Evil - Thursday, July 14th - Netflix

Full Spoilers:
Stranger Things 4 part 2
S4E8 - Papa
S4E9 - The Piggyback

Next Week: Ms Marvel S1E5-6, The Boys S3E7-8

OnScreen is the official podcast of The Total Screen.  After 300 episodes of The Weekly Set Podcast, and a handful of Nintendo related ones, The Total Screen decided to change things up by introducing a broader podcast to cover TV, film, and video games.  Stay tuned week to week as your hosts, Tyson Gifford and William Rohrig, discuss a myriad of topics spanning the 3 major mediums of entertainment.

 

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