'Dead to Me' Barrels Toward Its Fiery Conclusion in Banged-Up, F-Bombing Final Season Teaser Trailer

Dead to Meis gearing up for its epic conclusion. Netflixpreviously renewed the dark comedy in July 2020 for a third and final season. Now, the streaming service is sharing the very first look at what’s to come, unveiling a bloody hilarious NSFW teaser trailer. The visual includes flashbacks to moments that occurred throughout the first two seasons, leading up to game-changing ending in the sophomore installment’s finale where Ben Wood (James Marsden) fled the scene after drunkenly crashing into Jen Harding (Christina Applegate) and Judy Hale’s (Linda Cardellini) vehicle.

'Dead to Me' Season 3 Trailer Unveils an Uncovered Body that Could Link Jen and Judy to Every Crime

All of the pieces are coming together inDead to Meseason 3 — whether or not the show’s dynamic duo is ready for it.Netflix released the first trailer for the dark comedy’s third and final season on Wednesday. In the new tease, one giant secret is coming back to haunt Jen (Christina Applegate) and Judy (Linda Cardellini).“They found Steve,” the dead man’s twin, Ben (James Marsden), tells the women as Jen responds, “Oh for f—s sake.

'Dear Evan Hansen' Alums Including Jordan Fisher Return to the Stage for Broadway Hit's Closing

The cast of ‘Dear Evan Hansen’.Photo: Bruce Glikas/Getty There wasn’t a dry eye in the house on Sunday afternoon,asDear Evan Hansenplayed its final performance at New York City’s Music Box Theatre after a triumphant 6-year run. The original, Tony-winning musical is one of the it one of the 50 longest-running shows in Broadway history, having played 1,678 regular performances and 21 previews on the Great White Way. It also became a movement for fans who united around the show’s powerful messages about mental health.

'Dedicated Firefighter' on Life Support After Slipping on Ice During Training Session

Tim Tripp photographed with his sons.Photo: gofundme A Minnesota firefighter is on life support with a “severe head injury” after a training accident at a local park. Tim Tripp was at Spring Hill Park in Minnetonka, Minnesota whenhe slipped and fell on icewhile at a training session, Fire Chief John Vance told Minneapolis–Saint Paul’s NBC affiliate KARE 11. “It’s the call you never want to get. We knew it was bad right off,” Vance added.

'Dedicated' Alaska Officer 'Tragically Killed' After Being Attacked by Muskox Outside His Home

Curtis Worland.Photo: Alaska State Troopers “We are deeply saddened to report that one of our own, Court Services Officer Curtis Worland, was tragically killed during a muskox attack near Nome earlier today,” the Alaska State Troopers wrote in asocial media tribute. Worland was “attempting to haze a group of muskoxfrom near his dog kennel at his home when one of the muskox attacked him,” according to a news release from the authorities.