Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist: Last News

Roku, picks up weeks after the events of the season 2 finale of Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist, when Zoey's beau, Max (Skylar Astin), suddenly discovered he also had the power to hear people's innermost heartsongs. But this being set during Christmastime and all, Zoey (Jane Levy) spent most of her time frantically preparing to recreate the Clarke family traditions for their first yuletide season without their beloved patriarch, Mitch (Peter Gallagher).

is almost here, and only ET exclusively premieres the first official trailer for the upcoming Roku Channel movie!The wrap-up film, which comes five months after NBC canceled the beloved musical dramedy following a two-season run, centers around Zoey (Jane Levy) as she attempts to create a magical Christmas for her family just like the ones her late father, Mitch (Peter Gallagher), used to do. In ET's exclusive two-minute trailer, which features brand new footage (and a ton of festive cheer!), Jane takes matter into her own hands when she learns that her family and loved ones have made their own, separate plans for the holiday — the first without the Clarke patriarch.

Roku Channel has set an official premiere date for Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist's festive holiday movie, appropriately titled , for Wednesday, Dec. 1, it announced Monday.The wrap-up film, which premieres several months after NBC canceled the musical dramedy after two seasons, will follow Zoey (Jane Levy) as she attempts to create a magical Christmas for her family just like the ones her late father, Mitch (Peter Gallagher), used to do. “It was a true honor and a thrill to bring this amazingly talented group of people back together again to make.

Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist is back for a feature-length holiday movie, Roku announced Wednesday. The film, which picks up immediately where the season 2 finale left off, will debut on the Roku Channel during the holiday season. The entire cast, including Jane Levy, Skylar Astin, Alex Newell, John Clarence Stewart, Andrew Leeds, Alice Lee, Michael Thomas Grant, Kapil Talwalkar, David St.

Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist is nearing a deal for a wrap-up holiday movie on Roku, two months after NBC canceled the music dramedy following a two-season run, ET has learned.The deal for the film, which would premiere over the holidays, is currently being finalized and the core cast -- including star Jane Levy — is in advanced negotiations to return for the swan song. Roku and Lionsgate TV declined to comment.NBC canceled the series on June 9 and talks with its sister streaming service, Peacock, failed to materialize for a shortened third season.When asked about the possibility of a third season in May, creator Austin Winsberg was «cautiously optimistic» about the show's chances.

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Jane Levy, had been on the bubble for a season 3 renewal and according to TVLine, was strongly being considered for an eight-episode pickup by NBCUniversal's streaming service, Peacock, before a deal failed to come to pass.When asked about the possibility of a third season, creator Austin Winsberg was «cautiously optimistic» about the show's chances for a return.«I am cautiously optimistic [about season 3],» he told ET in mid-May. «We have a very passionate fanbase and it's nice to read articles where we're in talks for award consideration. It certainly feels like we have a nice momentum, but we still don't know.

the final episode of the NBC musical dramedy's second season, Zoey (Jane Levy) learned she wasn't the one with the fantastical ability to hear everyone's innermost thoughts and feelings through heart songs. Nope! By the end of the episode, she discovered that her best friend Max (Skylar Astin), whom she'd been hot and cold with all season, now has the power too, after he disclosed to her that he just saw her sing and dance to Modern English's «I Melt With You,» a romantic comedy musical staple. As Zoey and Max digested the new piece of information, we're doubly intrigued by what the twist means for a possible third season.The game-changing revelation came once Zoey got clarity over her true feelings for Max.

Skylar Astin) is preparing to relocate to New York City with his girlfriend Rose (guest star Katie Findlay) for an exciting pop-up restaurant opportunity, Zoey (Jane Levy) has been struggling with where things stand between the her and Max.In ET's exclusive sneak peek from the finale, Zoey confides in her BFF Mo (Alex Newell) about the uncertainty surrounding her friendship with Max and her current relationship with Simon (John Clarence Stewart), all while the ticking clock of Max's impending departure to the Big Apple looming large.«I just feel like I'm in a perpetual daze, like I'm floating through life. The songs never stop.

Skylar Astin discusses Zoey and Max's unexpected first meeting all those years ago, where they stand in the present day with Max's move to New York City looming and why he believes there won't be an easy answer in regards to their relationship status by the end of the season. : Episode 12 is a flashback episode and is utilized as backstory for Zoey with her parents, but it's also origin story of Zoey and Max and Zoe at SPRQ Point. There's a lot of great story areas there and a really fun opportunity to give some context to the present-day.

, Mo (Alex Newell) starts to warm up to the idea of meeting his new flame, Perry's (David St. John), young children — even though he doesn't have a knack for kids.

Jane Levy for becoming a first-time Golden Globe nominee. «It's so f**king exciting,» he celebrated. «Jane is so deserving.

YouTube covers of popular songs have also received thousands of views.And as these things often go, when came her way during pilot season in 2019, Lee was initially in the running for another character, Zoey's BFF and neighbor, Mo, which ultimately went to Alex Newell after the role was dramatically tweaked. Unsure there was a place for her in the show, a phone call a few months later changed everything. «My rep called and they're like, 'Hey, they would actually love for you to play Emily,'» Lee recalled. Fate intervened.Speaking to ET, Lee discussed how she was cast on the NBC series, discovering — along with the audience — her character and breaking free from playing teenagers.: I auditioned for the show during pilot season.

. A scheduling conflict brought on by the pandemic forced Guillen, best known as the sweet, loyal vampire Guillermo on Taika Waititi's FX series, to say no twice.

, but the consequences of her decision — and her continued grief over the death of her beloved father, Mitch, the cause of her recurring nightmares -- turned out to be too much for her. Ultimately, something had to give.

Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist?The BFFs are testing the romantic waters, but on Tuesday's episode, their newish relationship may be taking a hit in the form of a recurring bad dream Zoey continues to have in the evenings. But why is she having them in the first place? As it begins to affect her romance with Max and seep into other parts of her life, Zoey is forced to make a choice.

Alex Newell's Mo, in order to inspire Jane Levy's Zoey to start carrying on with her life following her dad's death. A strong start to a new season that also plants a flag for Newell, whose character won't just be Zoey's stylish best friend.«We're finding Mo more independently outside of Zoey and not always being the best friend this season and what that means.

Jane Levy) and her family as  kicked off its second season Tuesday. Six weeks after the devastating death of her father, Zoey still struggled to adjust to her new life without Mitch (Peter Gallagher), as she and the Clarkes each went about the grieving process differently.

ET's best TV shows of 2020, kicks off its second season in just a few days, but ET has your exclusive first look at the anticipated return. Last we left Zoey (Jane Levy) and the Clarke clan, they were grieving the death of the patriarch of the family, Mitch (Peter Gallagher), following a harrowing battle with progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP), and figuring out how to move on without him.When season 2 picks up, about a month and a half has passed since Mitch's death, and each member of the family is going about the grieving process differently.

to begin production on season 2 soon.«Quarantine life has been very interesting. I've been developing some stuff and I had some time at home to kind of work on my own things, like my music and some writing.

capped off an extraordinary first season with a finale that was emotional, gut-wrenching and devastating, and yet filled with hope and optimism for the future. That tonal balance has been the secret sauce to NBC's delightful musical dramedy, which left us with all the feels after Sunday's tear-jerker of a closing episode, when it said goodbye to Zoey's dad, Mitch (), who succumbed to the rare degenerative brain disease, progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP).