Sony Pictures Television and Amazon MGM Studios' small-screen adaptation of PlayStation's God of War has received a two-season order, with pre-production officially underway in Vancouver, Canada. The ...

It's crazy, but it just might work. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Dinklage addressed the possibility of Poker Face Season 3 ...

James Ransone was hard at work months before his tragic death. Ransone, who was most famous for his role in HBO’s “The Wire,” was photographed on the set of Rian Johnson’s Peacock TV series “Poker ...

After the announcement of Poker Face’s cancellation, creator Rian Johnson is already thinking about bringing it back. Reviving a show on a streaming platform is relatively rare, especially for a show ...

Poker Face‘s second season came to a close in July 2025 on Peacock, and although the series was canceled as of November 2025, it’s possible fans haven’t seen the last of the series featuring human lie ...

Patti Harrison as Alex, Natasha Lyonne as Charlie Cale in "Poker Face" (Credit: Ralph Bavaro/Peacock) HBO chairman and CEO Casey Bloys said Thursday there have been “conversations” about picking up ...

Peacock has confirmed that it is not renewing a third season of Poker Face, the witty mystery show developed by Rian Johnson and featuring Natasha Lyonne. As Lyonne exits her role, fans were jolted ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Yes, I will give you a moment to take that in. Rian Johnson’s quest to find another streamer or broadcaster for Poker Face after ...

It’s a real good news/bad news situation for fans of Poker Face — the bad news being that Peacock has canceled the Columbo-inspired mystery series starring Natasha Lyonne after two seasons. The good ...

Unfortunately, it looks like Charlie Cale is searching for a new home. Despite the show being one of the most popular on Peacock, ratings for Season 2 had dropped and maintaining the series was ...

"Poker Face" has ended its run at Peacock — but the show might have one more ace up its sleeve. TVLine has confirmed that the Natasha Lyonne-led crime dramedy will not return to the streamer for a ...