Jackson White from 'Tell Me Lies' hints that Season 3 finale will spark conversation.
At Savannah College of Art and Design's (SCAD) annual TVfest, 'Abbott Elementary' creator Quinta Brunson received the Variety Creative Showrunner Award, while 'Tell Me Lies' star Jackson White was honored with the Rising Star Award. The 'Scrubs' cast also attended the event, where they discussed their upcoming revival.
When asked about his character Stephen's toxic relationship with Lucy on Hulu's "Tell Me Lies", White stated that playing the part is a good exercise in stoicism, but declined to comment further. However, he did hint at the Season 3 finale: "I can't say it's a great ending, but it's going to spark a lot of conversation." The season 3 finale premieres on February 17th.
White also praised the recognition he received from the award and expressed gratitude for being acknowledged for his portrayal.
Meanwhile, White's co-stars, Zach Braff, Donald Faison, and Sarah Chalke, discussed their 'Scrubs' revival and their chemistry with each other. The show originally aired from 2001 to 2010 but is now back on ABC.
At Savannah College of Art and Design's (SCAD) annual TVfest, 'Abbott Elementary' creator Quinta Brunson received the Variety Creative Showrunner Award, while 'Tell Me Lies' star Jackson White was honored with the Rising Star Award. The 'Scrubs' cast also attended the event, where they discussed their upcoming revival.
When asked about his character Stephen's toxic relationship with Lucy on Hulu's "Tell Me Lies", White stated that playing the part is a good exercise in stoicism, but declined to comment further. However, he did hint at the Season 3 finale: "I can't say it's a great ending, but it's going to spark a lot of conversation." The season 3 finale premieres on February 17th.
White also praised the recognition he received from the award and expressed gratitude for being acknowledged for his portrayal.
Meanwhile, White's co-stars, Zach Braff, Donald Faison, and Sarah Chalke, discussed their 'Scrubs' revival and their chemistry with each other. The show originally aired from 2001 to 2010 but is now back on ABC.
I mean, it's not as good as oat milk for sure, but it's still pretty tasty. And speaking of tasty, I just got the most amazing recipe for vegan chocolate chip cookies from a friend... I'm thinking of whipping those up this weekend! By the way, I heard 'Abbott Elementary' is getting a lot of buzz right now... not as big a fan of the revival rumors though, I mean, can't we just have one more season of the original with the same cast? 
Anyway, back to that plant-based milk...
But what's interesting is that he did say it's going to spark a lot of conversation! That got me thinking, are creators like Quinta Brunson and others who won awards at TVfest doing us a favor by pushing boundaries in their shows? Or are they just trying to get more views and attention from critics? 
I mean, we're living in a time where social media is so influential, it's hard to tell what's genuinely sparking a conversation versus someone just curating their online image. Can't have the TV industry being too predictable, right? 
what if he's just messing with us? 
is he trying to build anticipation or make people think there's some deep symbolism in the ending? 
personally i'm still invested in steve & lucy's toxic ride and can't wait to see where season 3 takes it 
but at the same time, sometimes you just wanna know what's gonna happen next, you feel? 
Jackson White's hint that it'll spark a convo is exactly what I need - a good discussion about the toxic relationship between Stephen and Lucy, it's been so intense! 
Zach Braff, Donald Faison, and Sarah Chalke are all coming back together - it's like no time has passed at all! The chemistry between them is going to be electric 
Can't wait to see what February 17th brings! 
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. With his character Stephen's toxic relationship with Lucy, I'm expecting some serious drama and controversy. The fact that he said it's not a great ending but will start conversations, makes me think there's more to the story than what we're seeing on screen 
! And now with ABC reviving it, I'm hyped for the new revival 
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. And did you know that social media influencers have gained more followers since the pandemic, with an average growth rate of 50% per year? 
. Can we please get some actual stats or interviews from fans about what they're thinking about Season 3 finale? Just speculating, but I'm gonna take this one with a grain of salt 
. Can't wait to see how the finale goes down on Feb 17th and what all the conversation is about 
And don't even get me started on the Scrubs revival, I'm still trying to process that one... 16 years after the original ended, ABC thought now was the perfect time to revive it 
Guess we'll just have to wait and see if they can recapture the magic or if it's just a nostalgic cash grab 
she's literally my queen from 'Abbott Elementary'!!! anyway, jackson white from 'Tell Me Lies' won the rising star award & he said something about season 3 finale being a bit of a cliffhanger... kinda like 'Grey's Anatomy', u know how they always do that 
I'm kinda curious about what happens next now, and I hope the finale gives us some major plot twists! The fact that Quinta Brunson was honored with the Variety Creative Showrunner Award is amazing too 
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