Jack Lowden and Gary Oldman in ‘Slow Horses’ season 6. (Courtesy Apple TV)
Slow Horses is hoofing it to season 6.
The Apple TV spy drama will return for its six-episode sixth season on Sept. 16 and air week to week until Oct. 21.
Gary Oldman stars as Jackson Lamb, a British intelligence agent and head of MI5, known as Slough House — a dumping ground for reject agents. The series also stars Jack Lowden, Kristin Scott Thomas and Jonathan Pryce.
The sixth season will see the Slow Horses on the run as they become embroiled in a “fatally high-stakes game of retaliation and revenge.” Apple TV also released first-look images from the new episodes.
Slow Horses is based on the Slough House books by Mick Herron. The new season is adapted from the sixth and seventh books in the series, Joe Country and Slough House.
The Emmy-winning show scored an early season 7 renewal last year, before season 5 even aired.
Christy Knowings attends the premiere of ‘Halloween Hotness 4: Heating Up For The Cure,’ Oct. 15, 2017, in Los Angeles. (Albert L. Ortega/Getty Images)
All That stars are remembering their late castmate Christy Knowings, who died this week in California at the age of 46.
Knowings’ father, Charles Dunn, confirmed his daughter’s death to ABC News on Friday.
Knowings starred on All That, Nickelodeon’s long-running sketch comedy show, for three seasons from 1997 through 2000, appearing alongside co-stars Lori Beth Denberg, Kenan Thompson, Kel Mitchell, Amanda Bynes, Josh Server and Nick Cannon.
Thompson paid tribute to Knowings in an Instagram post Thursday.
“Man this one hit hard!!! Rest well Christy!!! Never could have imagined this day!!” Thompson wrote in part in the post’s caption, alongside a photo of Knowings. “Sending so much love to her family!! She was a real one and one of the funniest people out here!!! Gonna miss you buddy!!!”
Mitchell called his late co-star “truly one of a kind” in an Instagram post that included video highlights of her comedic performances.
“So naturally funny, incredibly talented, and fearless when it came to comedy,” Mitchell wrote in the caption. “She had a gift for creating characters that were big, memorable, and completely her own. I’ll always be grateful for the laughs, the memories, and the time we shared as part of the All That family.”
“Christy, thank you for sharing your incredible gift with all of us,” he added. “Your talent, your characters, and the joy you brought to so many will never be forgotten. Sending my love and deepest condolences to Christy’s family and loved ones. Rest in Heaven, @christyknowings.”
Al Hill, a manager for Knowings, described her as a consummate creative force in a statement to ABC News.
“Christy was a multi talented lady. Whether it was singing, acting, dancing, she was always creating. Always professional and dedicated to her work,” Hill said.
A poster for the 20th anniversary rerelease of ‘Cars.’ (Disney, Pixar)
Life is a highway, I’m gonna ride it all the way to the movie theater.
Disney and Pixar are rereleasing Cars in theaters to celebrate its 20th anniversary. Audiences should get their motors running to watch the film in its original format starting on Sept. 4.
This theatrical rerelease also happens to coincide with Cars Lightning McQueen Day, which is observed on Sept. 5, in honor of the character’s race car number, 95.
There are many other collaborations and activations set to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the animated film.
A Cars integration is planned for Route 66’s centennial anniversary, with screenings of the film set at the historic Tee-Pee Drive-In in Sapulpa, Oklahoma, and Tulsa Circle Cinema in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Additionally, a Cars-wrapped Mercedes Safety Car will appear alongside a life-size Lightning McQueen at the Formula 1 Gran Premio D’Italia 2026. There will also be a Porsche “Sally Special” vehicle touring the U.S., with stops set in Atlanta; Costa Mesa, California; Monterey, California; Los Angeles; and New York.
Cars originally raced into theaters in 2006. It follows “a hotshot rookie race car driven to succeed, who discovers that life is about the journey, not the finish line, when he finds himself unexpectedly detoured in the sleepy Route 66 town of Radiator Springs,” according to an official description.
Owen Wilson, Paul Newman, Larry the Cable Guy and Bonnie Hunt lent their voices to the film, which was directed by John Lasseter.
Netflix has renewed the comedy series — from co-creators Tina Fey, Lang Fisher and Tracey Wigfield — for a third season.
“We are thrilled to be able to bring a third season of The Four Seasons to life,” the three say. “Thank you to everyone who watched. Middle-aged people, LFG!”
The show follows a year in the life of a group of longtime friends over the course of four seasonal vacations.
Fey stars alongside Will Forte, Kerri Kenney-Silver, Colman Domingo, Marco Calvani and Erika Henningsen. Steve Carell starred in season 1, although his character, Nick, died in a car crash at the end of that season. Season 2 found the friends dealing with the aftermath of that death and keeping up their travel traditions.
“It’s been a joy watching the chaotic, beautiful journey of these lifelong friends,” says Tracey Pakosta, vice president of U.S. comedy series at Netflix. “Tina Fey, Lang Fisher, and Tracey Wigfield have a magical way of blending heart and sharp humor, making us feel like part of the inner circle. Audiences have fallen in love with these characters and this legendary cast’s electric chemistry. We’re thrilled to keep the vacation going for Season 3.”
