Created by showrunner and executive producer Rob Rashid,
Atypical tells the story of Sam Gardner (Kier Gilchrist) a young man on the autism spectrum looking for love and independence.
Atypical season 4 promises to find all of the characters facing down challenges they never anticipated. For Sam, specifically, that includes setting his sights on a nearly impossible goal.
Starring Jennifer Jason Leigh, Keir Gilchrist, Brigette Lundy-Paine, Michael Rapaport, Amy Okuda, Jenna Boyd, Graham Rogers, Fivel Stewart, Nik Dodani, Tal Anderson, Domonique Brown, Naomi Rubin, Kimia Behpoornia and Sara Gilbert (returning guest star), the fourth and final season of the series is set to be comprised of 10 all new half-hour episodes.
Mythic Quest meets Ready Player One with a side order of First Kid in the indie movie Hero Mode, which updates the ’90s-kid empowerment vibe of movies like Little Big League for 2021. Mira Sorvino, Lord of the Rings’ Sean Astin, Mary Lynn Rajskub, and Kimia Behpoornia star in the story of a teen programming genius who tries to save his mom’s failing video game company by programming a fantastic game in just 30 days. Now in theaters, and coming to streaming June 11.
“Can’t you… stay and annoy me for a bit longer?”
I suppose that since God/Dad’s tenure on
Lucifer officially began with a family dinner, it only makes sense that it ends with a family reunion. Or, a few family reunions, actually. Dad’s retirement barbecue at the park, Dad and Mom’s second act, even the double Decker date (featuring a returning Rebecca de Mornay as Chloe’s mother, Penelope). You could even say that Maze’s plans for Hell are technically plans for another family reunion. But ultimately, the family reunion that matters most is the one that means Dennis Haysbert’s time on