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Q: A Cowpoke sounds and looks just like Wilford Brigley in Yellowstone episode, "Under A Blanket of Red." His name is not listed in the credits. The episode was originally broadcast in November 2021. Brimley died in August 2020, but an episode was dedicated to him.
Is it possible that he was not actually on the scene, or did someone else play the role?
Answer: Barry Corbin is a fine actor who -- as I personally can attest -- was a great gentleman. He performed the role of the "old cowpoke" without trying to imitate anyone.
Corbin often works when he isn't riding horses on his Texas ranch.
Brimley was an actor, commercial spokesman, and actor during his diverse career. However, he never appeared in "Yellowstone." Decider.com stated that the character actor was beloved by Western fans because of his booming voice, trademark mustache, and two traits many of the show's characters share. Brimley was born in Utah and had a special connection to Paramount Network's series.
Q.B: Will "The SEAL team" be back? The fifth season's last episode saw the team enter an ambush. Can you give me an insight?
Answer: Paramount has renewed the sixth season of the military drama with David Boreanaz. It aired on CBS before moving to Paramount in the fifth series.
Paramount executives claim that the show's loyal fan base has followed it to its new home. "It has proved to be a highly-performing title for Paramount," stated a top Paramount executive.
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Q.C: I was interested in the CW's series "Coroner." I watched the third season and learned about a fourth. It was supposed that it would start on June 2, but no new episodes have been shown or explanations given. Is it coming back?
Answer: Yes. The CW switched the Canadian-made drama from summer telecasts to this fall, with broadcasts starting in October. The website tvseriesfinale.com indicated that the change was "likely related to The CW being on sale and the cancellations of several shows earlier in the month."
"Coroner's" return has been delayed by the execs. (Recent reports suggest that the network is on the brink of being sold to Nexstar Media Group. Schedules for TV are not fixed in stone. Fox's country-music drama "Monarch," which was originally scheduled for January, was moved to the fall Fox. The premiere will be on Sept. 11, after some COVID-related delays.
Q.D: I would like to know if there is a plan for a second "Planet of the Apes" sequel.
Answer: Yes. Although there is much speculation as to what Wes Ball, known for his "Maze Runner" movies, has in mind for the film's future, I have not seen any definitive information.
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