• Divisive SyFy Series Gets Season 3 Update That Will Keep Fans' Exciteme

    From anim8rfsk@21:1/5 to All on Thu Jul 10 18:35:58 2025
    Divisive SyFy Series Gets Season 3 Update That Will Keep Fans' Excitement
    From Drifting

    By
    Lashaunta Moore

    Only qualified individuals like astronauts are allowed to go into space. If you're rich, like Katy Perry, Gayle King and Jeff Bezos' new wife Lauren Sánchez, you can be launched up there unnecessarily, apparently. However, that's not the case for many people, so they watch science fiction
    productions with spacecraft and spaceships, like the Star Trek and Star
    Wars franchises, and now SyFy's The Ark. The series premiered on February
    1, 2023, and produced 24 episodes through two seasons, with a third set to release in 2026. News of the renewal was like music to fans of the SyFy
    show's ears; they'd been waiting for updates and finally got one from co-showrunner and executive producer Jonathan Glassner.

    Without spoiling anything or giving too many details about what the series' viewers can expect from Season 3, a simple and straightforward image was
    posted on the show's official Instagram. The post, which also appeared on Glassner's page as a collab, was a photo of a clapperboard that lists
    Sandra Mitrović as the director. The caption reads, "Day 1 of season 3, wrapped! - @jonglassner." What better way to update fans that Season 3 is officially in production than revealing that day one has officially
    wrapped? Sometimes it takes a while for production on a new season to begin when a show has been renewed, so it's refreshing for fans to see that The
    Ark is one step closer to giving them a new season.

    On June 24, the official SyFy X (formerly Twitter) account posted a forty-three-second teaser featuring the show's stars Reece Ritchie and
    Christie Burke with the caption, "Reporting all the way from space...
    #TheArk is back in production." Both stars are walking together on set, speaking directly into the camera.

    "Okay everybody, we have some exceptionally exciting news. All the way from space...today is the first day on set, shooting season three of a show
    called, The Ark! We're going to take you all the way on set with us. And
    we're going to do a little turnaround to show you guys we're back on the bridge!"

    According to IMDb, The Ark "follows the remaining crew of a spacecraft
    known as Ark One, who must become the best versions of themselves to stay
    on course and survive after experiencing a catastrophic event that caused massive destruction and loss of life." It takes place a hundred years in
    the future. The SyFy series is bolstered by a cast that often elevates the,
    at times, divisive storyline.

    The Ark revolves around Lt. Sharon Garnet (Burke), who becomes the de facto captain of an interstellar spacecraft after a disaster. Ritchie plays Lt. Spencer Lane, a high-ranking remaining member (one of three) of the crew
    who has suspicions about Garnet's ability to lead. The series also stars Richard Fleeshman as Lt. James Brice, Stacey Read as Alicia Nevins, Ryan
    Adams as Angus Medford, Pavle Jerinić as Felix Strickland, Christina Wolfe
    as Dr. Catrina "Cat" Brandice, and many more who return as recurring characters. While it only has a 50% Rotten Tomatoes score, its audience has kept the series moving forward.




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  • From Ian J. Ball@21:1/5 to All on Thu Jul 10 19:27:09 2025
    On 7/10/25 6:35 PM, anim8rfsk wrote:

    Divisive SyFy Series Gets Season 3 Update That Will Keep Fans' Excitement
    From Drifting

    By
    Lashaunta Moore

    Only qualified individuals like astronauts are allowed to go into space. If you're rich, like Katy Perry, Gayle King and Jeff Bezos' new wife Lauren Sánchez, you can be launched up there unnecessarily, apparently. However, that's not the case for many people, so they watch science fiction productions with spacecraft and spaceships, like the Star Trek and Star
    Wars franchises, and now SyFy's The Ark. The series premiered on February
    1, 2023, and produced 24 episodes through two seasons, with a third set to release in 2026. News of the renewal was like music to fans of the SyFy show's ears; they'd been waiting for updates and finally got one from co-showrunner and executive producer Jonathan Glassner.

    Without spoiling anything or giving too many details about what the series' viewers can expect from Season 3, a simple and straightforward image was posted on the show's official Instagram. The post, which also appeared on Glassner's page as a collab, was a photo of a clapperboard that lists
    Sandra Mitrović as the director. The caption reads, "Day 1 of season 3, wrapped! - @jonglassner." What better way to update fans that Season 3 is officially in production than revealing that day one has officially
    wrapped? Sometimes it takes a while for production on a new season to begin when a show has been renewed, so it's refreshing for fans to see that The
    Ark is one step closer to giving them a new season.

    On June 24, the official SyFy X (formerly Twitter) account posted a forty-three-second teaser featuring the show's stars Reece Ritchie and Christie Burke with the caption, "Reporting all the way from space...
    #TheArk is back in production." Both stars are walking together on set, speaking directly into the camera.

    "Okay everybody, we have some exceptionally exciting news. All the way from space...today is the first day on set, shooting season three of a show called, The Ark! We're going to take you all the way on set with us. And we're going to do a little turnaround to show you guys we're back on the bridge!"

    According to IMDb, The Ark "follows the remaining crew of a spacecraft
    known as Ark One, who must become the best versions of themselves to stay
    on course and survive after experiencing a catastrophic event that caused massive destruction and loss of life." It takes place a hundred years in
    the future. The SyFy series is bolstered by a cast that often elevates the, at times, divisive storyline.

    The Ark revolves around Lt. Sharon Garnet (Burke), who becomes the de facto captain of an interstellar spacecraft after a disaster. Ritchie plays Lt. Spencer Lane, a high-ranking remaining member (one of three) of the crew

    Not anymore he doesn't!!

    who has suspicions about Garnet's ability to lead. The series also stars Richard Fleeshman as Lt. James Brice, Stacey Read as Alicia Nevins, Ryan Adams as Angus Medford, Pavle Jerinić as Felix Strickland, Christina Wolfe as Dr. Catrina "Cat" Brandice,

    Again, not anymore.

    and many more who return as recurring
    characters. While it only has a 50% Rotten Tomatoes score, its audience has kept the series moving forward.

    --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05
    * Origin: fsxNet Usenet Gateway (21:1/5)