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#tv-series

The most ambitious Dune story won't be told in the upcoming Dune 3, but thousands of years before the birth of Paul Atreides. After a mixed but bold Season 1, Dune: Prophecy is officially returning for Season 2, with new characters, new settings, and an even deeper exploration of the Sisterhood, not yet called the Bene Gesserit. But just what is Dune: Prophecy Season 2 all about?

Set in 2033, Upload imagines a process by which living humans can upload their consciousness to a digital avatar in a virtual world. Typically, this occurs when death is imminent, though that may or may not be the case for Nathan (Robbie Amell), whose pushy girlfriend Ingrid (Allegra Edwards) urges him to do it after his self-driving car smashes into the back of a truck.

Dwight the General Manfredi, kidnapped in season 2's finale, seeks to expand his legitimate business with Montague Distillery while battling new enemies and old foes.

"Lining things up with the seasonal releases of the show, it's stuff that we talk about all the time, and we do have plans for things here and there."

Wever calls the scenario "emotionally grotesque." She expresses that it’s a horrific bind—if her husband quits, Dylan ceases to exist, but if he doesn’t, he suffers.

In season 3, those perspectives collide for the first time, as the series' main characters are brought together to work as a team on a critical mission to infiltrate the alien mothership.

The finale 'Goodbye' reveals Carmy's struggles with identity as he contemplates leaving the restaurant, leaving the future of both Carmy and The Bear uncertain.

Lockhart hinted of Cadence driving away from Beechwood, suggesting unresolved stories may be waiting to be told, thus leaving the door open for potential continuation.

Nautilus is creator James Dormer's adaptation of Verne's Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, originally commissioned by Disney+, but picked up by AMC after cancellation.

Netflix took a gamble on The Sandman, transforming Neil Gaiman's comic into a series with strong potential, but external controversies now jeopardize its legacy.

Strange New Worlds Season 3 is remarkable because, unlike the various course-corrections in Discovery and Picard, this show isn't really trying to reinvent itself at all.

"I'd be really surprised if it was the final season. ... It seems to be doing really well ... We're all having a great time."

In season five of 'Slow Horses', unexpected citywide events prompt the dysfunctional espionage team to investigate connections, testing their skills amid bureaucratic chaos.

Season 4 of Resident Alien sees Alan Tudyk not only reprising his role as Harry but also stepping behind the camera to direct himself.