“The Good Place” Has Been Renewed for Season 3 at NBC

As networks announce the cancellations of current shows such as Nashville and Difficult People, it’s nice to hear some good news about renewals too: NBC’s The Good Place will officially return for a third season, according to Deadline. (Spoilers ahead for seasons one and two.)

Kristen Bell stars in the “afterlife comedy” as Eleanor, a woman who has accidentally been sent to heaven instead of hell and is trying hard to stay there. Or that’s what we thought — season one pulled off a pretty good twist ending that turned everything we thought we knew about the show, and Ted Danson’s character, an “angel” named Michael, upside down.

The series has been a critics’ fave and a ratings success since its debut, and has also managed to garner strong word-of-mouth praise and, with it, loyal new fans. It’s currently just over halfway through its second season, having aired the fall finale earlier this month, with a plan to return for the season’s final five episodes on January 4.

While Bell has previously stated that she’s committed to The Good Place for the time being, she also said that she’s determined to make a new Veronica Mars miniseries happen in the future too — no matter what it takes.

“If I have to do it as Murder, She Wrote at 80, we’re going to do it,” she recently told IndieWire. “It’s going to happen.” We’re obviously excited for more Mars to come to fruition, but we’re more than happy to be glued to The Good Place in the meantime.

Are you happy that The Good Place has been renewed? Let us know @BritandCo!

(Photos via Robert Trachtenberg/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty + Justin Lubin/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty)

Fans of Yellowstoneand its gripping prequels, 1883 and 1923, know the Dutton family saga isn't just a show: it's a whole epic.

With storylines that stretch across centuries and span generations, the Yellowstone universe has become a full-blown dynasty that's packed with unforgettable characters and their backstories, thanks to Taylor Sheridan.

So, if you're feeling a little lost on who's who and how they're all connected, you are definitely not alone. We've laid it all out for you in one comprehensive guide to the Dutton family tree. Fair warning: there are a lot of spoilers!

Scroll to find out everything you need to know about the Dutton family tree!

Sarah Coulter/Paramount+

1883

It makes sense to start with 1883, as the Dutton family origin story began when James Dutton, played by Tim McGraw, set out with his family to find a better life in the West following the Civil War. He became the first Dutton to settle in Montana, a decision that came after he lost his daughter, Elsa.

Sarah Coulter/Paramount+

James is married to Margaret, portrayed by Faith Hill, who is a strong-willed woman and former Civil War nurse. The two of them traveled out west with their three children, Elsa, John, and Spencer.

Sarah Coulter/Paramount+

Elsa was the couple's eldest daughter and also served as the narrator in 1883. Prior to her death, her first love was a cowboy named Ennis, but he was killed in a gunfight. Then, not long afterward, she fell in love again with a Comanche warrior named Sam, but while they dreamed of building a life together, Elsa ultimately died. Again, it was her death that determined the family's decision to settle in Montana.

Sarah Coulter/Paramount+

Meanwhile, John Dutton Sr., the eldest son of James and Margaret, was only a young boy in 1883. Fans later get to meet him as a grown man in 1923. The couple's youngest son, Spencer, also doesn't appear in 1883 but goes on to play a key role in the next generation's story.

Emerson Miller/Paramount+

Traveling west alongside the Duttons is James' widowed sister, Claire nee Dutton, who is weighed down by unimaginable grief. She lost six of her children, as well as her husband, Henry, before the journey even began.

So, Claire brought her final child with her, Mary Abel, but tragedy struck her yet again when Mary was killed during their journey out west. The loss hits Claire so hard that she decides to take her own life at her daughter's grave.

James Minchin III/Paramount+

1923

By the time 1923 begins, James and Margaret have both passed and their sons, John Sr. and Spencer, are raised by James' brother, Jacob Dutton, who takes over the Dutton Ranch and assumes the role of family patriarch. He's also married to Cara Dutton, who's originally from Ireland.

James Minchin III/Paramount+

At the same time, John Dutton Sr. has grown into a capable rancher and is married to Emma Dutton.

James Minchin III/Paramount+

Together, they have a son named Jack, who represents the next generation of Duttons and is engaged to Elizabeth Strafford.

Emerson Miller/Paramount+

The storyline of Spencer Dutton, who fans didn't get to meet in 1883, starts in 1923. Again, he was the youngest child of James and Margaret, and as an adult, he served in World War I, worked in Africa, and eventually fell in love with his wife, Alexandra.

Now, it's presumed that John Dutton II was the son of Spencer and Alexandra, but this hasn't been confirmed. What we do know is that he eventually fathers John Dutton III, the present-day patriarch of the Yellowstone Ranch.

Paramount

Yellowstone

In Yellowstone, John Dutton III is the strong force behind the modern Dutton empire. As both a rancher and Montana's governor, he stands at a crossroads between tradition and change.

John was married to Evelyn Dutton, but she ultimately died following a horseback riding incident. This left John to raise their four children, Lee, Beth, Kayce, and Jamie, on his own.

Paramount

Their eldest son, Lee, was poised to inherit the ranch but was killed in the show's first season.

Paramount

Beth, their only daughter, is a complex and fiercely loyal woman who's married to Rip Wheeler, John's right-hand man.

Rip was actually taken in by John as a teen. Together, he and Beth then took in Carter, a troubled foster teen whom they're raising on the ranch.

Paramount

As for Jamie Dutton, he eventually learns he was adopted despite being raised as John's son. He also has his own son, Jamie Jr., with his ex, Christina.

Paramount

Finally, Kayce, the third Dutton son, doesn't have the closest bond with his father. He's married to Monica Long Dutton, a Native American woman from the Brocken Rock Reservation, and they have a son named Tate.

The pair had a second son, John Dutton IV, too. Sadly, he died shortly after he was born following a car accident on the way to the hospital.

Looking for more TV & entertainment news? Follow us on Facebook so you never miss a thing!

OMG, hot off the insanely yummy Thin Mints Frosty, Wendy’s just revamped their Frosty lineup with three new indulgent flavors, with three more to come next month! As huge sweet treat lovers – especially when it comes to frozen desserts – we are stoked to give these new takes on an old classic a try. If you’re wondering exactly what new Frosty flavors are hitting menus, we’re revealing all of ‘em below!

Scroll on to learn more about Wendy’s new Frosty creations!

Wendy's

Available nationwide right now, Wendy’s all-new Frosty Swirls feature never-before-seen sauces beyond your typical chocolate or vanilla. Each Frosty Swirls flavor comes complete with a visible swirl that just looks so stunning.

Wendy's

The Frosty Swirls lineup that launched on April 15 consists of three flavors: strawberry, caramel, and brownie batter. The Strawberry Frosty Swirl features a “sweet, juicy” strawberry sauce that’s mixed throughout and placed on top of the Frosty treat. Next, Wendy’s says the Caramel Frosty Swirl tastes like a “cold, creamy candy bar.” The last flavor, Brownie Batter, is nothing but decadent and chocolatey.

Wendy's

"Frosty has been on Wendy's menu for 55 years and is one of the most iconic frozen treats in American culture. We're expanding on our beloved Frosty so when a sweet tooth strikes, the choice is easy for consumers: It's Gotta Be Wendy's," said Lindsay Radkoski, U.S. Chief Marketing Officer for The Wendy's Company. "We know consumers are always on the lookout for new flavors and ways to customize their order with sauces and mix-ins. We can't wait for everyone to experience even more ways to enjoy our iconic Frosty!"

Wendy's

But that’s not all when it comes to new Wendy’s Frosty's – the chain is also launching a trio of Frosty Fusions that not only incorporate the new sauces, but some tasty mix-ins, too.

The Frosty Fusions will hit menus nationwide on May 12 with three flavors: Pop-Tarts Strawberry, Oreo Brownie, and Caramel Crunch. The Pop-Tarts Strawberry Frosty Fusion combines Wendy’s strawberry sauce with chunks of strawberry Pop-Tarts Crunchy Poppers pieces. The Oreo Brownie Frosty Fusion features the new Brownie Batter sauce mixed with Oreo cookie pieces – yum! The last Frosty Fusion flavor, Caramel Crunch, highlights crunchy toffee pieces and a sweet caramel sauce.

Wendy's

Frosty fans will also be delighted to know that Wendy’s is launching a new cup design for these treats! The new cup is fitted with a domed lid that makes room for all the sweetness inside, plus makes a great dipping space for fries. Wendy’s also created a custom Frosty spoon that is “specially designed for the best experience” so you can eat every last bit of Frosty.

Subscribe to our newsletter for more delicious fast food news!

Étoile, from Gilmore Girls creators Dan Palladino and Amy Sherman-Palladino, premieres on Prime Video April 24. The show follows two dance companies, one in New York and one in Paris, who decide to swap their principal dancers to cross-promote their businesses. Étoile is marked by Amy's iconic witty scripts and fast-paced dialogue, and brings together another group of incredible actors to bring the story to life. It's no surprise the Étoile cast is one of Amy's most memorable yet, so let's get into it.

Here's everyone you'll love in the Étoile cast — including some faces from Gilmore Girls and The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.

1. Luke Kirby as Jack

Philippe Antonello/Prime Video

The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel star Luke Kirby leads the Étoile cast as Jack, head of the New York ballet company.

2. Charlotte Gainsbourg as Geneviève

Philippe Antonello/Prime Video

Charlotte Gainsbourg plays Geneviève, the head of the Parisian dance company.

3. Lou de Laâge as Cheyenne

Philippe Antonello/Prime Video

Lou de Laâge plays the fiery and talented Cheyenne, who moves from Paris to New York.

4. Gideon Glick as Tobias

Philippe Antonello/Prime Video

Gideon Glick (who you'll recognize from The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel) stars as choreographer Tobias, who leaves New York for the City of Lights.

5. Yanic Truesdale as Raphael

Philippe Antonello/Prime Video

Gilmore Girls' Yanic Truesdale teams up with Amy Sherman-Palladino again as Raphael!

But that's not all! The 'Étoile' cast has even more amazing names.

Philippe Antonello/Prime Video

The rest of the Étoile cast includes:

  • Simon Callow
  • David Alvarez
  • Ivan du Pontavice
  • Taïs Vinolo
  • David Haig
  • Kelly Bishop

Are you excited to stream Étoile? Let us know what you're most looking forward to on Facebook, and read up on Scott Patterson Has The Perfect Idea For Gilmore Girls: A Year In The Life Season 2 — because we're always hoping for A Year In The Life season 2!

Aldi is prepped and ready for Easter with tons of fun finds that span from Easter candy to savory snacks. We perused their aisles and found these 10 tasty items that’ll undoubtedly help you celebrate Easter with the most festive vibes! Plus, every single one of these hidden gems will cost you under $10 – score!

Fill your Easter baskets with these 10 adorable Easter items from Aldi!

Aldi

Choceur Easter Caramel Filled Mini Chocolate Bunnies

These decadent lil' bunny chocolates from Germany are filled with caramel for extra Easter indulgence. Whether you break up the $3.39 box across several baskets or use the whole thing to fill your home's candy dish, you simply need to have a taste!

Aldi

Our Specialty Double Layer Carrot Cake

No baked good screams 'Easter' like a carrot cake does! Aldi's bakery is more than ready to sweeten up your celebrations this year with this stacked dessert topped with the most adorable carrot motif.

Aldi

Create-A-Treat Easter Colorful Eggs Decorate Cookie Kit

This is the perfect Aldi Easter item to snag to get your fix of family fun this season. Complete with 8 nut-free cookies, some candies for decorating, and a few bags of easy-to-use icing in the coolest spring colors, you can get real creative then have a personalized sweet treat to chow down on!

Aldi

Moser Roth Easter Chocolate Truffle Eggs

This is not your ordinary dozen of eggs – these truffles that span stunning flavors like strawberry rhubarb, raspberry cream, lemon mousse, chocolate mousse, and sea salt caramel make a very bougie Easter dessert for just $4! Each one is decorated differently, so they'll look great once you spread 'em out on a themed charcuterie board or dessert plate.

Aldi

Southern Grove Easter Springtime Trail Mix

This super-sweet trail mix leans into the Easter spirit with plenty of chocolate pieces and salty components. It boasts a nice and balanced flavor profile that you can totally enjoy leading up to Easter Sunday yourself or simply sprinkle into your loved ones' Easter baskets!

Aldi

Emporium Selection Raspberry & White Chocolate Wensleydale Cheese

We've never been more convinced to try a 'sweet' cheese before, but this egg-shaped one from Aldi looks pretty dang good. According to the grocer, it's infused with raspberries and white chocolate for a "burst of sweetness in every bite." They recommend eating it with crackers, cured meats, and dried fruits, so it'd be a stunning Easter basket stuffer for the charcuterie fanatic in your life or a unique addition to your own snacky plans!

Aldi

Clancy's Carrot Cake Flavored Kettle Corn

Kettle corn is already so freakin' yummy, but when you work in a carrot cake flavor, it gets even better. Plus, it's undeniably seasonal for Eastertime – any snack lover will definitely go nuts for this Aldi find (us included)!

Aldi

Annie's Springtime Yummy Bunnies & Cheddar Pasta

Mac and cheese can totally be an Easter treat, and this $1.44 box proves it! Souped up with 4 fun themed pasta shapes and a flavorful cheese sauce made without artificial flavors and colors, the whole fam will enjoy eating this for lunch or dinner as we approach Easter Sunday.

Aldi

Merci Easter European Chocolates

Filled with the "finest assortment" of European chocolates, this Easter-themed box of goodies contains 20 chocolatey, snackable sticks fixed with 8 standout flavors, like hazelnut almond and marzipan. We recommend handing out a few of 'em per each Easter basket you're putting together so everyone gets a taste!

Aldi

Baker's Corner Carrot Cake Pancake Mix

Easter brunch is calling! Now you can have a fancy feast right at home (and for way less $ than your average brunch spot) with this $4carrot cake-flavored pancake mix. We're drooling already! This would make an epic Easter basket stuffer alongside a cute Easter-themed spatula set and a bottle of maple syrup.

Subscribe to our newsletter to discover more amazing Aldi products!

Buckle your seatbelts, because I may have some controversial takes on this one. The Merriam-Webster definition of science fiction is as follows: "fiction dealing principally with the impact of actual or imagined science on society or individuals or having a scientific factor as an essential orienting component." And Wikipedia also calls out that sci-fi "explores imaginative and futuristic concepts, often focusing on advanced science and technology, space exploration, time travel, and extraterrestrial life, as well as the potential impact of these ideas on society.” So from classic shows to sci-fi vibey apocalypses, these are the best sci-fi shows to stream right now. Let's get into it!

Below are 12 of the best sci-fi shows on streaming!

1. Severance

Apple TV+

This series speaks for itself; Severance has become a cultural phenomenon, taking the world by storm, becoming Apple TV's most popular show — yes, even surpassing Ted Lasso! Employees at Lumon Industries undergo a procedure that splits their consciousness, creating a severed "innie" at work and an "outie" outside. Utilizing sci-fi, the series does a deep dive into the themes of work-life balance, identity, and corporate control.

Your outie can enjoy Severance on Apple TV+.

2. Silo

Apple TV+

Silo deserves justice, and I’m here to serve it — the show has always been severely and undeservedly undermarketed. A mesmerizing post-apocalyptic show, Silo is based on the best-selling book series by Hugh Howey, set in a ruined and toxic future where thousands of people live in a giant silo deep underground. Of course, that’s not all, but I’m not here to spoil it for you! Silo offers mind-bending twists you’ll want to experience first-hand.

Silo is available on Apple TV+.

3. ​Stranger Things

Tina Rowden/Netflix

This worldwide phenomenon is so popular that I’m wondering if it even requires an introduction? Ok, ok, for the (two) people who do need the introduction, without further ado, Stranger Things. In a small, 1980s Indiana town, a group of young friends experience and witness gravity-defying supernatural forces and terrifying government exploits. In the search for answers, they unravel more than they bargained for. While I can’t confirm if it’s the most popular sci-fi series, Stranger Things has certainly altered pop culture and reinvented what the genre could be, popularizing science fiction to new audiences, and influencing the TV landscape.

You can find Stranger Things is on Netflix, with a fifth and final season quickly approaching in October. Rumors have it the final season will be split into two parts.

4. The 100

The CW

Sci-fans can all agree that The 100 is a must watch. It’s set 97 years after a nuclear war has destroyed all of civilization. Those that survived now live on the 12 international space stations in orbit at the time. The series stars with the survivors in space sending 100 of their juvenile prisoners back to Earth to test its habitability, as resources are running scarce on the space stations. It’s a wildly addictive show, to say the least. So, what are you waiting for?

The 100 is now streaming on Netflix.

5. Fallout

JoJo Whilden/Prime Video

What can I say, video game adaptations reign supreme in the sci-fi & post-apocalyptic space, wink, wink! Fallout takes place in a future, post-apocalyptic Los Angeles — the result of a nuclear onslaught. As a girl who’s played the game, the creator, Jonah Nolan, nailed it. It’s player’s choice, so the show’s story and plot line is his own iteration, but he brought in all of the elements players know and love from the game — we’re talking all the nitty, gritty details too, from the uniforms, the settings, creatures you encounter, and more.

Fallout is streaming on Prime Video, and better yet, has been renewed for a second season.

6. ​Lost

ABC

Lost walked so (almost) all of the shows on this list could run. The series premiered in 2004 and revitalized the genre at a time where sitcoms dominated the cable space. With a pilot often hailed as one of the best in television history, the series quickly gained traction and soared to the top in its heyday. Because, who doesn’t love a little deserted island scenario? I can tell you who doesn’t, and it’s not the survivors of Oceanic Flight 815, but again — no spoilers!

You can watch Lost on Netflix.

7. ​Black Mirror

Jonathan Prime / Netflix

If you’re not up to committing to an entirely new TV show, I get it, and that’s why I give you Black Mirror. Black Mirror consists of stand-alone episodes that explore techno-paranoia, and is actually a modern-day reworking of The Twilight Zone. Black Mirror’s hauntingly good catalogue of episodes will quite literally never leave you disappointed. What’s more, especially in their recent seasons, you get to see actors you normally wouldn’t see tackling this genre — Miley Cyrus, Bryce Dallas Howard, Jon Hamm, Michaela Coel, Cristin Milioti — the list could go on.

Black Mirror is exclusively on Netflix.

8. Foundation

Apple TV+

Another majorly underrated Apple TV+ sci-fi series—also ironically based on award-winning novels—is Foundation. The show follows a band of exiles on a journey to save humanity and rebuild civilization amid the collapse of the Galactic Empire.

Foundation is streaming on Apple TV+.

9. ​3 Body Problem

Ed Miller/Netflix

This is an interesting one — 3 Body Problem is based on a novel many thought would be too conceptually complicated to adapt for the screen, but Netflix did it, and did it well. Known for its visually stunning visuals and the drama that ensues throughout the 45 minute to an hour long episodes, 3 Body Problem is every sci-fi lover's dream. I don’t want to botch its intricate story, so I’ll reiterate its Netflix synopsis: The story begins in 1960s China when a young woman makes a fateful decision that reverberates across space and time into the present day.

You can find 3 Body Problem on Netflix.

10. ​Star Trek: Strange New Worlds

Marni Grossman/Paramount+

Where are the Trekkies out there? If you’re a Star Trek fan and haven’t seen Star Trek: Strange New Worlds—what are you doing?! This iteration serves as a prequel to the 1966 series, following Captain Pike, Science Officer Spock, and Number One as they explore new worlds aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise. For a franchise that’s been around for 59 years and has gone through countless iterations, it’s a feat in and of itself that this series has been so critically acclaimed by the cult following these characters and their stories have amassed over decades.

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is streaming on Paramount+.

11. ​The Boys

Jan Thijs/Prime Video

The Boys is centered around superheroes, yes—but because their powers come from a chemical compound called Compound V, the series leans heavily into sci-fi. It’s definitely an outlier on this list, with its satirical edge that offers sharp commentary on corporate greed and corruption through the lens of superhero culture. Still, it's an important contender on the list, modernizing and subverting one of today’s most popular tropes: the superhero.

The Boys is streaming on Prime Video.

12. ​Lost in Space

Diyah Pera/Netflix

If you’re already missing Parker Posey after the now-concluded third season of White Lotus, you can catch more of her in the modern-day reboot of the 1965 classic Lost in Space. While the plot follows the same general premise as the ’60s version, it’s been of course ~revamped~. Set 30 years in the future, the series centers on the Robinson family, who’ve been chosen to start a new life in a distant space colony. But when their ship is abruptly thrown off course, they crash-land on a dangerous alien planet and are forced to fight against all odds to survive – and escape. They’re not alone, though. Among the stranded are the unsettlingly charismatic Dr. Smith (Parker Posey!) and the inadvertently charming Don West.

Lost in Space is on Netflix.

Tell us your favorite sci-fi shows on Facebook!