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*[https://www. | *[https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/sweet-tooth-renewed-third-and-final-season-netflix-1235478716/ ‘Sweet Tooth’ Renewed for Third and Final Season at Netflix] | ||
:: | ::The streaming giant has handed out a third and final season renewal for Sweet Tooth, the Warner Bros. TV drama based on the DC Comics title. In a twist, production on season three of the series from exec producer Robert Downey Jr. and his Team Downey banner has already been completed in New Zealand.<br> (Lesley Goldberg, Hollywood reporter, US, May 3, 2023)<!-- Added 5-4-23 -->' | ||
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::::[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v= | [[File:ST Season2.jpg|center|link=https://variety.com/2023/tv/news/sweet-tooth-premiere-date-provides-season-2-first-look-1235553900/ ]] | ||
*[https://variety.com/2023/tv/news/sweet-tooth-premiere-date-provides-season-2-first-look-1235553900/ Sweet Tooth’ Announces April Premiere Date, Provides First Look at Second Season (TV News Roundup)]] | |||
::Netflix’s announced the second season “Sweet Tooth” will premiere on April 27 and released first-look images of the Emmy-winning show. <br> ( Julia MacCary, Katie Reul, Variety, US, March 14, 2022)<!-- Added 4-13-22 -->' | |||
::::'''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUjkEhQbJjk Sweet Tooth Season 2 | Official Teaser Trailer | Netflix]''' | |||
*[https://variety.com/2021/tv/news/stranger-things-season-4-teaser-netflix-1235073797/ ‘Stranger Things’ Teases Season 4 With Creepy New Location] | *[https://variety.com/2021/tv/news/stranger-things-season-4-teaser-netflix-1235073797/ ‘Stranger Things’ Teases Season 4 With Creepy New Location] | ||
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Television
- The streaming giant has handed out a third and final season renewal for Sweet Tooth, the Warner Bros. TV drama based on the DC Comics title. In a twist, production on season three of the series from exec producer Robert Downey Jr. and his Team Downey banner has already been completed in New Zealand.
(Lesley Goldberg, Hollywood reporter, US, May 3, 2023)'
- The streaming giant has handed out a third and final season renewal for Sweet Tooth, the Warner Bros. TV drama based on the DC Comics title. In a twist, production on season three of the series from exec producer Robert Downey Jr. and his Team Downey banner has already been completed in New Zealand.
- Netflix’s announced the second season “Sweet Tooth” will premiere on April 27 and released first-look images of the Emmy-winning show.
( Julia MacCary, Katie Reul, Variety, US, March 14, 2022)'
- Netflix’s announced the second season “Sweet Tooth” will premiere on April 27 and released first-look images of the Emmy-winning show.
- The long promotional campaign for “Stranger Things” Season 4 added a harrowing new wrinkle on Saturday with a first look at the “Creel House” — i.e. the home of new character Victor Creel, played by 1980s horror icon Robert Englund (“A Nightmare on Elm Street”). Creel has been imprisoned in a psychiatric hospital since his family was violently murdered in the 1950s, which Creel blamed on a vengeful demon.
(Adam B. Vary, Variety, US, September 25, 2021)
- The long promotional campaign for “Stranger Things” Season 4 added a harrowing new wrinkle on Saturday with a first look at the “Creel House” — i.e. the home of new character Victor Creel, played by 1980s horror icon Robert Englund (“A Nightmare on Elm Street”). Creel has been imprisoned in a psychiatric hospital since his family was violently murdered in the 1950s, which Creel blamed on a vengeful demon.
