Recently, it was announced that The Jethroverse would be rebooted as a completely new series—and now we know the cast behind it.
Today, it was announced that Brennen Savery would be reprising his now-iconic role as the dimension-jumping Jethro Smith in the new series beginning next year, He will be joined by John Shortis, playing Jethro’s best friend Johann Lang, a role which Shortis previously played in the original Jethroverse series; and Jarrett Strzepek, an executive producer, writer and director on the show with acting experience, who will be playing William Mallory, the main villain of the first season.
The supporting cast has yet to be announced, but we know that the series is in safe hands as the original minds behind the series are back, as well as the basic structure of the cast, with a mix of both new and familiar faces.
It is unknown when filming will begin, or who will join the cast of the new series, but we will update you as more information becomes available.
Wednesday, November 8, 2017
Saturday, November 4, 2017
‘The Jethroverse’ Reboot Showrunners and Official Logo Revealed
Recently, it was announced that The Jethroverse would be rebooted as a completely new series—and now we know the brains behind it.
Rowan Wood, one of the original co-creators of the show, is back in the executive producer’s chair, doing some writing and directing, as well as producing.
The other new producer of the show will be Jarrett Strzepek, who was originally set to appear in the abandoned Season Two of The Jethroverse. He will, too, be writing and directing some episodes.
In addition, the official logo of the series has been revealed. Check it out:
It is unknown when filming will begin, or who the cast of the new series is, but we will update you as more information becomes available.
Rowan Wood, one of the original co-creators of the show, is back in the executive producer’s chair, doing some writing and directing, as well as producing.
The other new producer of the show will be Jarrett Strzepek, who was originally set to appear in the abandoned Season Two of The Jethroverse. He will, too, be writing and directing some episodes.
In addition, the official logo of the series has been revealed. Check it out:
Wednesday, November 1, 2017
BREAKING NEWS: ‘The Jethroverse’ Canceled; Reboot in the Works
Recently, it was announced that The Jethroverse Season 2 was encountering production difficulties, and now it has been officially confirmed that the season has ceased filming and will not resume anytime soon.
Co-creator Rowan Wood offered no comment, but we know at least half of the season, if not more, was left uncompleted, and they will never be completed. We know that Wood had extensive plans for the future of The Jethroverse, so it’s disappointing that it was canceled so early.
However, it was also confirmed by a separate source that a new Jethroverse series is in the works; however, it is not a sequel or a spin-off of the current, uncompleted series—it is a reboot of The Jethroverse as we know it. The new series will include elements from The Four Squares of Justice and the original Jethroverse series, but will also re-invent the characters. Because of this, everything and everyone included in the original Jethroverse series will be considered non-canon, and replaced by the new canon of characters, events and locations.
As of now, the new series does not have a specified release date, but it will air weekly on the local TV channel in some towns on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, where the series is produced and filmed. We have no doubt it will go on YouTube immediately afterward.
Co-creator Rowan Wood offered no comment, but we know at least half of the season, if not more, was left uncompleted, and they will never be completed. We know that Wood had extensive plans for the future of The Jethroverse, so it’s disappointing that it was canceled so early.
However, it was also confirmed by a separate source that a new Jethroverse series is in the works; however, it is not a sequel or a spin-off of the current, uncompleted series—it is a reboot of The Jethroverse as we know it. The new series will include elements from The Four Squares of Justice and the original Jethroverse series, but will also re-invent the characters. Because of this, everything and everyone included in the original Jethroverse series will be considered non-canon, and replaced by the new canon of characters, events and locations.
As of now, the new series does not have a specified release date, but it will air weekly on the local TV channel in some towns on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, where the series is produced and filmed. We have no doubt it will go on YouTube immediately afterward.
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