'Happy Face' Brings In The Kids And A Recurring David Harewood

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  The upcoming Paramount+ drama series Happy Face has found all of its series regulars and jonesed for its recurring talk show host and Melissa’s boss. The final series regulars found are  Khiyla Aynne   and Benjamin Mackey, while Supergirl alum David Harewood is racking in the ratings. As one could surmise, Aynne and Mackey play Melissa (played by Annaleigh Ashford )’s kids with husband Ben, played by James Wolk . Specifically, Aynne  plays Hazel, their  secure and happy  15-year-old daughter who initially believes that her mother is off on a simple business trip. However,  she soon starts suspecting that something dire is going on, beginning to investigate and uncover the shocking circumstances of her mother’s past.  Mackey plays  lively   9-year-old Max, who takes his stable upbringing for granted and doesn’t grow his older sister’s suspicions regarding mom’s sudden absence. He instead steadfastly believes she’s producing some sort of on-location segment for  The Dr. Greg Show . A
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'Grease: Rise Of The Pink Ladies' Is Now Available On Digital; DVD Coming In November

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Another casualty of Paramount+'s June massacre is headed home. Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies has been announced to be receiving a home release from Paramount Home Entertainment... on its digital release date. That's right, the musical prequel series to the beloved '70s musical film is now available on digital, and will be released on DVD on November 7, 2023.

Episodes are available for $2.99 each on  Amazon Prime and the iTunes Store, with the full 10-episode season available for $19.99.

Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies premiered on April 6, 2023 and ran its ten episodes through June 1. A mere three weeks later, it was one of five original series canceled by Paramount+, the others being Star Trek: Prodigy, Queen of the Universe, The Game, and Inside Amy Schumer, and removed from the service along with five of the service's original movies and certain older originals. Of course, at the time, Rise of the Pink Ladies had no physical release, no way of watching it upon its removal and people were just as ardent pointing this out as they were with the back half of Prodigy. That included series creator Annabel Oakes, who rightfully feared complete erasure. Strangely, the press release boasts being "Exclusively Available for Home Entertainment".

The series chronicled the founding of Rydell High’s female gang known as the Pink Ladies. It starred Marisa Davila as Jane, joined by Cheyenne Isabel Wells, Ari Notartomaso, Tricia Fukuhara as Nancy and Jackie Hoffman as Vice Principal McGee. The series also features Ari Notartomaso as Cynthia, Shanel Bailey as Hazel, Johnathan Nieves as Richie, Jason Schmidt as Buddy, Madison Thompson as Susan and Maxwell Whittington-Cooper as Wally.

The DVD set comes with with more than 30 minutes of special features included. The series is still searching for a new streaming home, which is fine, it's only been a month. It took more than six for any of HBO Max's August abandonments to land at new homes: Batman: Caped Crusader and Merry Little Batman were picked up by Prime Video in March and April. Prodigy's back ten episodes had their home release announced at the start of the weekend. Coincidentally, Rise of the Pink Ladies began as Grease: Rydell High there before moving.

Source: Screen-Connections

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