Executive producer Jane Tranter opened up about THAT emotional change from the book in the His Dark Materials two-part series finale, what fans didn’t get to see in Season 3, and more!

For all the other fans out there who are feeling emotional about Will and Lyra’s endings in His Dark Materials, know that Dafne Keen and Amir Arison had some strong reactions too!

In honor of the return of His Dark Materials for the THIRD AND FINAL SEASON, I’ve returned to Tumblr to post all of my interview articles about what’s on the way! 

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Not pictured (fortunately): my goofy smile when interviewing Hayden Christensen and he started talking about working with Ewan McGregor again. 

I was able to speak to a number of the showrunners and stars of Dick Wolf TV shows over the past season, and they had some interesting things to say about future shared universe crossovers. 

One Chicago, Law & Order: SVU, Law & Order: Organized Crime, FBI, and FBI: Most Wanted all represented! 

In honor of tonight’s series finale of Wynonna Earp, I want to take a minute to talk about the show. I was very late to getting into the show as it aired live (as in, final season late), but what I found was a show that was funny and fantastical, as well as emotional and dramatic. 

And possibly more importantly for me, it felt like it was filmed from the female gaze more than pretty much any other genre show than Outlander, and portrayed the women as layered people rather than idealizing or demonizing them. 

Now, did I find a show that’s absolutely perfect? Definitely not, but I found myself truly enjoying the journey once I went back and started at the beginning (thanks, Netflix!), and if I hadn’t already known how invested I was in binge-watching, I certainly would have known when I was crying my way through the second half of the Season 2 finale! 

I watch a lot of TV for my job, so shows don’t always pack as much of an emotional punch as they would have ten years ago, but Wynonna Earp has absolutely worked on an emotional and character level, even if the plot got a little bit overly bonkers from time to time. 

I was late to board the Wynonna Earp train, but it sure was fun once I started, and hopefully the finale will deliver the happy endings that the characters deserve. 

Truth be told, when I had the chance to speak with the Chicago P.D. cast, there was no way that I wasn’t going to ask about this. 

And whether Atwater should have a love interest, because he never gets any love. 

Not gonna lie -- talking to Marina Squerciati was just a joy for Chicago P.D. And more to come about tonight’s episode! 

Anybody else super excited that One Chicago is on the way back, especially with how the last episode of P.D. ended? 

Check out the clip for some drama coming from the team to Voight!

Feeling in a Maggie kind of mood tonight, because who doesn’t love Maggie?

Men In Kilts delivers...mini men in kilts!

I’m officially ready for some Scottish adventures thanks to this fun Starz package celebrating the upcoming premiere of MEN IN KILTS, starring Outlander’s Sam Heughan and Graham McTavish. Now I have some mini men in kilts to come with me, plus some more fun stuff (below the cut).

Can quarantine end now so I can go to Scotland?