It’s now almost two years since Season 3 of “Miracle Workers,” subtitled “Oregon Trail,” hit TBS. But thankfully, after delays kept the next season of the comedy from premiering earlier this year, Season 4 is nearly upon us. So what’s the theme of the anthology series this time? It’s “End Times,” a post-apocalyptic setting that sees the show shift to a dystopian future flush with all sorts of danger, and a homeowner’s association with a steep annual fee.

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Simon Rich‘s TBS series “Miracle Workers” may be one of the most fascinating shows to hit TV in some time. Each season pits the same central cast in a new dystopic scenario from Rich’s writings, with plenty of cameos from comedy favorites to tie everything together. Now, the show returns for its fourth season early next year, and this may be the worst alternate history Rich has cooked up yet.

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TBS‘ American anthology comedy television series, “Miracle Workers,” based on the writings of humorist Simon Rich, is an odd little show. It’s not the most well-known show on TV, but entering its third season, it’s clearly doing something right for the network.

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Plus, if you don’t know it, the cast alone is intriguing and filled with great players.

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“Miracle Workers” is an oddball comedy that promises to only become more outlandish with each season. The TBS anthology comedy finds humor in unexpected places. The first season follows two factory workers in Heaven tasked with handling humanity’s prayers after God has checked out. Season two found the humor in class politics during the Dark Ages. “Miracle Workers” season 3 is set once again in a grim time period in history — the Oregon Trail.

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Remember “Miracle Workers”? The comedy about the afterlife that isn’t “The Good Place,” but instead an office comedy set in heaven where Steve Buscemi played God? Well, it’s coming back, and it will now be set in the Dark Ages!

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Indeed, it turns out the TBS limited comedy is, in fact, an anthology series.

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With the absolute barrage of streaming projects coming to the multitude of platforms over the next couple of years, it’s truly impossible for us to keep up. However, there are times, even when it’s not the most earth-shattering news featuring the industry’s biggest names, that we have to make a stand and make sure our readers know something important. And that time is now, with the recent announcement that “Search Party” is coming back, but on a different network/platform.

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In the Streaming Wars, the various platforms are the equivalent of independent nations that just discovered the New World. There’s this land that is yet to be fully exploited that could make any nation that is able to conquer it a major global powerhouse. In this analogy, the content that each streaming service has is the nation’s military arsenal. And in the case of shows like “The Office,” “Friends” and “Seinfeld,” those are the nuclear bombs.

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How appropriate is it that a TV show an endless journey on a train has been on a seemingly endless journey to the screen? The television show “Snowpiercer” has been in the works for four years now. Josh Friedman (“Sarah Connor Chronicles”) had initially developed the show in 2016 with TNT, with Scott Derrickson (“Doctor Strange”) directing the pilot.

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Remember the “Snowpiercer” TV series? It feels like it’s been years since it was announced that TNT was picking up the series adaptation of Bong Joon-ho’s film and the French graphic novel. Well, that’s because it has been years. Almost three of them, in fact. The long, and troubled, development process of “Snowpiercer” has seen the series undergo radical changes. But apparently, three years after its announcement, the post-apocalyptic series is finally hitting TV screens.

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In early 2019, Daniel Radcliffe and a group of angels are going to attempt to save the world…from God, in the new series “Miracle Workers.”

In the first full trailer for the new comedy, we meet God, played by Steve Buscemi (naturally), who has become disenchanted with Earth. The people don’t even sacrifice rams to him anymore! At the same time, Radcliffe, as an angel in the Answered Miracles Department in Heaven is falling behind in his job and needs all the help he can get.

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There are many film fans that already consider actor Steve Buscemi a god. But the new TBS series, “Miracle Workers,” takes the idea to a whole different level, casting the actor as the literal big man up in the sky.

In the new teaser for “Miracle Workers,” we get a brief glimpse at how Buscemi is going to approach his version of God. And unsurprisingly, he brings a very Steve Buscemi feeling to the higher power, as he explains how it would be a lot easier to help answer people’s prayers if they’d just call the natural disasters by their logical names, such as “Spinny Spinny,” “Wooshy Wooshy,” and “Shakey Shakey.” You get the idea.

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It’s been fairly well known that not only will a lot of your favorite heroes say goodbye in the upcoming “Avengers 4,” but also the film’s directors will be departing the Marvel Universe. Joe and Anthony Russo have been devoting themselves to the Marvel Cinematic Universe for years now, and it appears that once the next ‘Avengers’ film hits theaters in May 2019, they’ll be going off on their own.

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