[04/23/26 - 03:01 AM] The Kawanda Family Grows! Alvaro Mel Joins the Cast of "Old Dog, New Tricks" for a New Season The Netflix series has begun production on seasons two and three.
[via press release from Netflix]
The Kawanda family grows! Álvaro Mel joins the cast of Old Dog, New Tricks for a new season
THE SERIES HAS BEGUN PRODUCTION ON ITS SEASONS 2 AND 3
The new Kawanda Urban in Santiago de Compostela restores Antón's hope. However, his stability is shaken when his niece Uxía, a recent graduate in ethology, joins the business. Together with Mike, the new Kawanda manager, they launch a popular pet funeral service that brings prosperity to Topomorto. However, the unexpected economic boom soon reveals a dark secret hidden beneath the surface.
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Alea Media, the audiovisual production company founded by Aitor Gabilondo, has long been established as a benchmark in Spanish fiction, consistently placing its series among the most-watched and best-rated by both audiences and critics. Patria, Entrevías, Vivir sin permiso, El silencio or Yo, adicto are some of the titles that Alea has positioned at the top of both the national and international landscape. Its most recent release, Salvador, has been the most-watched show in Spain and many other countries for several weeks.
[09/28/26 - 07:06 AM] "Oasis: Don't Look Back in Anger" Streams Exclusively on Disney+ October 9 As the exclusive home of the critically acclaimed documentary, Disney+ will also host never-before-seen footage that includes material from the joint interview with Liam and Noel Gallagher, and full performances of songs "Wonderwall" and "Slide Away".
[09/28/26 - 06:06 AM] Bleacher Report & WWE Reach Multi-Year Global Content Partnership Per the agreement, Bleacher Report will hold global highlight rights across WWE's programming slate with content distributed across Bleacher Report and their associated social and digital platforms.
[09/25/26 - 10:35 AM] ESPN Delivered Its Most-Watched WNBA Regular Season Ever! Across 29 games, the WNBA on ESPN networks averaged 1.37M viewers, up 17% year-over-year and ranking as ESPN networks' most-viewed WNBA regular season on record.
