[09/18/24 - 03:16 PM] Geeked Week 2024: All the News and Sneak Peeks from Day 3 "One Piece," "Don't Move," "Twilight of the Gods," "The Dragon Prince" and "Squid Game" are the featured titles.
[via press release from Netflix]
Geeked Week 2024: All the News and Sneak Peeks From Day 3
Geeked Week pushed forward Wednesday with news and sneak peeks for some of our most beloved genre series, film and games.
In its fourth year, Geeked Week is back and bigger than ever, giving current and new fans the exclusives you've been waiting for with the engagement you've been craving. More loved series, films and games are coming in fun and entertaining ways in the cultural event of the year that culminates with an in-person event this Thursday, September 19 in Atlanta. Visit GeekedWeek.com for more information and check out all the breaking news from Day 3 below:
One Piece: Jeff Ward is pulling back the curtain to this circus! The clown prince himself is here to give you a sneak peek behind the scenes of Season 2.
Don't Move: How do you escape if you can't run, can't scream and can't move? Check out the poster for this new thriller coming to Netflix on October 25 before the trailer drops tomorrow.
Twilight of the Gods: This new animated series from co-creator and executive producer Zack Snyder comes out tomorrow so here's a sneak peek to ease the wait.
The Dragon Prince: The Keeper has a secret. Prepare yourselves for the final chapter of The Dragon Prince: Mystery of Aaravos. Season 7 arrives December 19, only on Netflix.
Squid Game: It's almost time to pull you back in. Prepare for tomorrow's Season 2 special teaser with this new poster.
Plus: Stars Lee Jung-jae, Lee Byung-hun, and Wi Ha-jun weigh in on your best guesses about what the future holds when the series returns for Season 2 on December 26.
Catch up on Monday's news here and Tuesday's news here. Join us Thursday on YouTube, Instagram, X, Facebook, and TikTok for our live event at 8pm ET/5pm PT.
[08/25/26 - 12:16 PM] Netflix and Shonda Rhimes Extend Creative Partnership The extended partnership will give Netflix and Shondaland the opportunity to continue to exclusively produce, stream and distribute TV series, feature films and gaming while continuing merchandise and live events opportunities connected to its IP.
