I'm psyched about some new stuff to watch.
What better way to kind of kick off the new year
then a slasher film?
(Jeremy laughing)
Kind of easing out of the holidays
with the fifth "Scream" movie, it's coming January 14th.
Very excited for this, fans excited as well
to see the original cast members,
David Arquette, Courtney Cox, Neve Campbell, all returning.
I actually interviewed Neve the day before
she was leaving to shoot this in North Carolina,
she was thrilled to be jumping back into this character
and into this world that's really played such a pivotal part
in her career.
She was so enthusiastic about it.
It made me more enthusiastic and has Neve revealed
that she was excited to return
to this fictional town of Woodsboro,
which is where the original movie was set
and so the sequels were kind of bounced around a bit,
they're getting back to the original to some degree
and look, Rachel they've been teasing us,
they've been releasing these cast posters,
different cast members with the masks.
There was a gold metallic mask in one of the TV spots,
who is it behind that mask?
We don't know.
Maybe we'll find out this time around.
Also today, we're talking about two of our favorite shows.
My husband and I both love and are obsessed with "Ozark."
All right, January 21st, the fourth and final season
and you're in good company, my wife and I are obsessed.
That season three, shocking, jaw dropping finale,
it was like, we literally had to go back and watch again.
What did we just see happen?
Oh, there's many episodes that I've watched
more than one time.
It is a fantastic show.
An ensemble cast of just brilliant actors, perfectly cast.
It is so great, it is so great.
I'm bummed that it is the final season,
but I'm psyched to watch it.
It will be two parts this season, seven episodes each,
lot of episodes, more than ever.
The first look trailer hinted at a tragic ending,
it shows some scenes of a Byrde family car crash.
We don't know exactly what's going on with that,
but the theme here is kind of the past
finally catching up with the Bydres.
Can they stay ahead of the storm
and the wrath that they keep running from?
The show runner has said that it will also focus
on one of our favorites and really the breakout star,
one of the breakout stars of the series,
Ruth played by Julia Garner whether she can make something-
Ruth is absolutely brilliant, absolutely brilliant.
Julia Garner who won an Emmy
and has just broken out of this
has big things ahead as well even when this wraps up.
A big new role in a series called "Inventing Anna,"
February 11th on Netflix.
This is a Shonda Rhimes series,
it's this bizarre true story of a woman
who scammed New York City socialites out of money
and everything else.
I'm excited to see Julia though going from this sort of down
and out character that we've gotten to know,
total transition to this-
To high society, right.
I can't wait for that too.
What's next is something about "The Amazing Race."
Something about "The Amazing Race,"
I know you're a fan, January 5th.
So, season 33 had some hiccups.
They started filming then it was halted
in late February because of COVID.
They had completed three episodes,
including stops in England and Scotland.
They had took some time, came up with a safe plan,
so 18 months later resumed filming and what they did,
they decided that it was safest,
they got a big charter plane and put all of production
and the cast on that plane from location to location,
kind of created their own traveling pod
and so they were determined to make it work,
even with the tough restrictions that COVID required.
The show reportedly goes to Nova Scotia, Zurich and Greece
and the showrunners have said they tried
to find less populated areas in those locations
and here's something interesting.
Apparently, the cast members overall are not gonna be able
to use public transportation.
So, they're gonna have to kind of drive themselves,
which as, you know if you watch the show,
can add to a whole nother level to the competition and chaos
and people trying to find a way around,
but it's sure to be an interesting show,
interesting season, to see how they worked everything out.
Maybe our favorite is "Better Call Saul,"
my husband and I debate constantly,
which we love better "Breaking Bad" or this,
they're so different.
"Better Call Saul" has such heart and very dark humor
as did "Breaking Bad," but this is so,
I don't know, it's epic.
Well, I like your description and part of the reason
for that I think, as I've recently,
not so long ago at the end of award season,
talked to Bob Odenkirk, talked to the cast about
what they've done and where we're going here
with this final season, they are so passionate about it.
They actually care, even though they'd been in it a while
and Bob Odenkirk has played this character
for a very long time.
He still comes at it from a fresh,
passionate perspective, him and the writers.
That's why you get what you just described.
But, season six, final season, coming early this year,
the timeline is approaching the start of "Breaking Bad,"
so we're gonna see how this kind of syncs up.
We can expect to see Bryan Cranston,
Aaron Paul, Jesse Pinkman.
Some of those favorites from "Breaking Bad" and the cast
has all said it is going to blow people's minds.
Season six is out of control
and that's part of what we see in the evolution
as it's becoming more like "Breaking Bad"
and that these characters, the showrunner said,
the "Breaking Bad" characters, we're gonna see them
in a whole different light as the storylines
kind of come to fruition.