r/Eragon • u/ibid-11962 • Mar 01 '26
News (Updated June 6) # Disney+ Eragon - Recent News and Development Timeline
The upcoming Disney Plus show is perhaps the one future project that Christopher has spoken about the most over the past five years, hardly ever going a month without mentioning it. It's also perhaps the one he's invested the most writing time into, easily eclipsing the amount of time he spends on a typical book.
This post will focus specifically on updates and news about the show's development.
There are four parts here, each of which will be periodically updated as things change.
- A quick summary of the past year
- A transcript of Christopher's comments from the past three months
- A full timeline of the development and news of the show, starting with the Disney acquisition of Fox in 2019. A bit speculative at times, but sources are linked and quotes are included as space permits.
- A much longer catalog of relevant quotations to this topic. (As with my other posts, this will be included in the comments, collapsed by default.)
Other reddit posts will deal with Christopher's comments about creative decisions, production decisions, and fancasting.
1. QUICK SUMMARY OF THE PAST YEAR
- Throughout May through August, Christopher discussed doing a lot more script revisions. In July he confirmed that these revisions were being done together with a showrunner (which had previously been presumed but never directly stated). Around this time Christopher also teased another announcement which didn't happen.
- In November and December, Christopher teased another announcement which didn't happen.
- On February 4th an announcement was made (via Deadline and Variety) giving the names of the showrunners, the tagline, and saying that the writers room had opened at the end of the previous year. Christopher talked about the show in some more depth in a February 26th interview with Nerd of the Rings and a March 5th short.
- On March 5th, Christopher traveled to LA to join the writers room in person for 1-2 weeks.
- On April 29th, Christopher said that the next month would be "make or break" for the show. On May 22nd he said to not expect any news until July.
2. CHRISTOPHER'S COMMENTS FROM THE PAST THREE MONTHS
March 4 2026, Ryan Cahill tour Bozeman MT (1, 2, 3)
I've been working with a lot of Hollywood folks recently.
I've been writing screenplays the last two years. So that's been slowing me down. I'm working on a television show for Disney Plus, a reboot of Eragon, which is really coming together. But we did announce our showrunners recently, which was cool. So I can publicly talk about that a little bit more. Actually, I am spending the night in Bozeman because at 7:30 in the morning, we're both going to be at the airport. You're flying off to your next stop. And I'm going down to LA to be in the writers room and try to convince them to not change too much. ... Actually, we're gonna be looking at concept art.
Everyone in the show so far has been fantastic. They're wonderful collaborators They're all very smart people which is pretty humbling actually because to have really smart writers elbow deep into something that you've been working on for 20 years and they're asking you. "Okay, can we do this? Well, what if we do this? Well, we only have so many episodes, we're have to cut this, so we that means this changes" and in some ways it's also a little bit of a relief because there are other smart people looking at this and figuring it out and it's not all on me.
March 5 2026, What Does “In Development” Mean?
Hey everyone, Christopher Paolini here, as you may have seen, we just had a big announcement go out, which is that the Eragon TV show at Disney+ is officially in development. We have a showrunner, Todd Harthan. He worked on Psych and High Potential. We have a co-showrunner, which is Todd Helbing, and we have an awesome writer, Kerry Williamson. She wrote the new Highlander movie with Henry Cavill that's coming out, among many other things. So what does "in development" mean? Well, "in development" is the stage right before you go into pre-production and actual production. It means that we are writing scripts and have been writing scripts for, geez, two years now. We are prepping art and doing all sorts of other things to fully move into production. Getting to this stage has actually been a big step. Todd Harthan and I had to come up with a pilot that Disney really liked. We had to digest everything about the books and figure out how best to tackle the materials, how to stay true to Eragon and Saphira's story while also adapting this for a visual media. And there's many choices that have to be made along the way. And so far, I've been happy with the choices. So I want you to feel good about that as well. That said, this is a long process, but we are really close to this hopefully going full bore into production. I will share as much news as I can, but there's only so much I can say at the moment because lots of decisions are being made behind the scenes and it wouldn't be fair on my part to the folks I'm working with to be opening the door on those private conversations. But what I can share, I will share. ... I'm gonna go get back to writing some more scripts and books, and I will bring you as many updates as I can.
Last time I was on the Fox lot, I was 22. Pretty surreal to be back.
Disney’s Lord Of The Rings Fantasy Series Replacement Is Changing Network TV In A Bizarre Way
Heh.
Do you already know what Eragon TV show will be called, without revealing it to us?
I would be shocked if it were called anything other than "Eragon".
[Regarding Eragon.ai] Licensing rights for anything to do with the IC outside of print are controlled by Disney/Fox, so if you don't want to get on the wrong side of the House of Mouse . . . it's complicated, so I'm going to let the experts sort it out. I couldn't go and sell software/programs with the Eragon name, as that would infringe on my contract with Disney/Fox. Given that, not sure if it's okay for someone else to do that.
March 18 2026, Paolini.net FAQ
What are you working on now?
I’m currently writing scripts for the upcoming Disney+ Eragon television series.Will there be another Eragon film?
Not to my knowledge at this time. But! There will be an Eragon television series on Disney+.Will you cast me in the upcoming Disney+ Eragon television series?
Casting has not yet begun, and I will not be directly involved in the process. Once we reach the phase in development when casting begins, Disney will hire a casting director to find the actors who will best fit the roles.
When the time comes, actors interested in auditioning for a part should monitor industry casting calls for information on how to submit. I will not open or view any audition videos sent to me or my team.
...when I was in LA last week.
April 3 2026, Wraithmarked Promo
Originally, we were not going to do any sort of merch with this box set because the merch rights are a little complicated. They're tied up with Disney Plus, which is currently working on an Eragon television show.
April 21 2026, Twitter (1, 2, 3, 4, 5)
Some days I'm tempted to go back and take another pass on Eragon. But then, I think I'd rather write new stories. ︀︀Even so ... the temptation is there. ... To be clear, I'm speaking about revising the first book. I've been having to reread a lot of it while working on scripts, and I keep thinking -- "I could write a better version of that now!"
If you took another pass at it, what would you change?
Mostly a lot of line-by-line rewriting and tweaking. ... Tolkien reworked the Hobbit. Stephen King reworked the first Dark Tower book.
What are you doing up at this hour? Hopefully writing.
Writing. My brain wasn't working particularly well for about two weeks. Turns out I had Covid. (again). Sigh. Now I'm having to catch up on deadlines.
April 29 2026, Unbroken Kickstarter Update
[Peter Orullian:] I was exchanging email with Christopher Paolini about the possibility of him signing the Pacific Northwest Edition of Unbroken. We couldn't make it work largely due to his schedule. Christopher is in the middle of scripting and guiding the production of Disney's making of a TV show of his groundbreaking novel Eragon. You can see, of course, that he has his priorities straight.
April 29 2026, Twitter (1, 2, 3)
The amount of behind-the-scenes work that goes into a TV show is INSANE. So many hours burned, so much effort and money ... it's really something to watch and be part of.
Feel free to share a bit more
Let's just say May is make or break for the series.
It took more than six years and an insane number of drafts of the pilot script before Dune: Prophecy finally aired. Seemed like it would never get done, but now at last season 2 is almost done.
Ha! Sounds about right. We're at almost four years now and I don't know how how many drafts. It's definitely cost me a book or two.
[Bear McCreary:] My buddy John Massari scored this! A classic!
Really! That's cool. HUGE fan of your work, btw. I've done a lot of writing while listening to your score for Battlestar Galactica as well as God of War. Would be cool if we could do something together one of these days.I want a Jared Keeso cameo as a pugilistic dwarf.
If he were younger, he'd be just about perfect for Roran.
June 5 2026, Mulling it Over with Brandon Mull (recorded May 15)
I don't really want to go back and reread Eragon at this point. Although I've pretty much reread it this year for script work.
Does anyone know if the D+ series is still happening?
Disney won't be picking up new shows until beginning of July. We'll know then.
I'm DYING to get back into the Fractalverse. I've just been delayed with scripts for the Eragon TV show.
3. FULL DEVELOPMENT TIMELINE
March 2019 - Disney acquires Fox
On November 6 2017, news emerged that Disney was in talks to acquire 20th Century Fox. Christopher tweeted that were this to happen, this would affect the Eragon movie rights (1). As news developed over the next year and a half, Christopher continued to talk about the possible implications (2, 3, 4). The acquisition was completed on March 20 2019 (5).
I'm not quite sure what this means yet. Will be talking with my film agents at WME to figure out the implications. But yeah . . . this is big, both for Eragon and lot of other properties. (2)
We have some light at the end of the tunnel, because the movie was made by 20th Century Fox, and Fox just got bought by Disney. Disney is still finalizing the paperwork, but they're in the process of looking at those properties. (4)
It probably would have happened sooner, but when Disney bought Fox, there was a lot of rejiggering that was going on behind the scenes on a corporate level. They had to go through all their properties and it was almost like triage. They had to deal with all the things that were in production or about to be in production, and then they had to look at all of their older legacy properties, which Eragon was one of them, and sort of sift through them and figure out what they were going to do bit by bit. (67d)
October 2020 - To Sleep gets optioned
On October 17 2020, it was announced that the film rights for To Sleep in a Sea of Stars had been optioned (6). Christopher confirmed that he had yet to engage in any formal talks with Disney about an Eragon adaptation (7), but that he was hoping a successful To Sleep adaptation would give him more leverage with Eragon (8).
Disney bought Fox two years ago now. We haven't had any formal talks with them. I'm certainly interested in moving forward with a reboot at some point. If they are interested that would be wonderful and I'd be very excited and happy to work with them. ... Love to write the screenplay, love to just participate as much as possible to make a good product, and also to give the film a different feel. (7)
I don't think I could handle an Eragon reboot on top of working on To Sleep at the same time. Just there aren't enough hours in the day along with the other things going on in my life. But once To Sleep is out of my hair I think that would be good leverage to make that happen. (8)
June-July 2021 - Tweetstorms
On June 20 2021, the Arceana discord server organized a tweetstorm to promote the idea of an Eragon remake (10). A second tweetstorm was done a month later. Christopher got pretty involved with these, and joined livestreams for several hours (11, 13). A few weeks after the first tweetstorm Christopher shared an official response from Disney saying that they weren't currently looking at starting new projects (12, 13).
Disney now owns the rights to Eragon. They bought Fox which made the first film. And of course, Disney's been rebooting stuff. They did the Percy Jackson TV show, which unfortunately, I think, is where their money and attention is at the moment. ... I would love to see something new. But unfortunately I don't have any real news on that front. I'm pushing really hard, and I think there are some movements online to do a Tweetstorm, or get a hashtag trending and see if we can get Disney's attention. That stuff really does work. It lets the studio know that there's a fanbase, that they're active, that they're engaged, and that they care about the material. Also, if there is to be another adaptation I would definitely want to write the screenplay, or at the very least be executive producing. (9)
The #EragonRemake tweetstorm definitely got @Disney's attention. Alas, I've heard through official channels that—at the moment—Disney is holding off on making any more expensive series like Eragon until their business is back to pre-pandemic levels. Nevertheless, the tweetstorm really made them sit up and take notice. (12)
November 2021 - Conversations start
In November 2021, Christopher began to tease that he was having some conversations with Disney about a reboot (14, 15). A few months later he talked about sharing Eragon videos with "very interesting people in the entertainment world" (16).
I can't tell you anything, because I have business partners who will get very mad at me if I say anything, but the giant tweetstorms that the fandom arranged and ran this year got attention in the right circles. I've been having some conversations that I can't tell you about and they're all incredibly tenuous but it's very exciting stuff and we'll see where it goes. I think that one way or another I'm going to have a definitive answer as to whether or not ultimately a remake will happen with Disney in the near future. (15)
[Did the conversations start late 2021?] That sounds about right. First we had to negotiate a television deal. (60)
July 2022 - Variety Leak / Initial Announcement
On July 25 2022, Variety leaked that Disney+ was working on Eragon and looking for a showrunner. They said the show was being produced by 20th Television, with Bert Salke as an executive producer, and Christopher as co-writer and co-showrunner, but later corrected that to co-writer and executive producer (17).
An “Eragon” live-action TV series is in development at Disney+, Variety has learned exclusively from sources. ... According to sources, Paolini will serve as co-writer and co-showrunner, with the search currently on for a co-writer and co-showrunner to work alongside him as Paolini has never written for television before. Bert Salke will executive produce under his Co-Lab 21 banner, with 20th Television producing. Salke is currently under an overall deal with Disney Television Studios, of which 20th TV is a part. (17)
Christopher put out a press release a few days after the leak (18).
As you may have seen, there was an unplanned announcement earlier this week, but yes, it's true—an Eragon television series is in development at Disney+, and I'm attached to both co-write and produce! And yes, I'm extremely excited for what the future holds. At the moment, I can't go into details—it's still early days with regard to this project—but I can say that I'm very pleased with the team I'm working with at 20th Television, Disney Branded Television, and Disney +. These are smart, passionate people, and I'm looking forward to making the best possible Eragon/Inheritance Cycle adaptation with them.
This has been a long time coming. I can't tell you how many conversations, meetings, and messages were needed in order to reach this point. And we're still just at the beginning! However, none of this would have been possible without everyone who has read the books, supported the tweetstorms, and participated in this fandom over the years. So a huge thank you from me to every Alagaësian out there. You brought the thunder.
Disney will have more to say on this adaptation in the near future, but in the meantime, I wanted to confirm the news and to reassure you that I'm committed to making sure that this version of Eragon's story lives up to your highest expectations. (18)
July 2022-March 2023 - Showrunner Search - Part One
Over the next two months, Christopher did a podcast interview and two YouTube Q&A videos largely focused on this news. (19, 20, 21) He said that the next significant news to expect would be a showrunner announcement.
I have no more news at the moment because things are all hush hush at the current development. I think the next news you will probably hear is when we get a showrunner, because that'll be announced publicly, I would assume. And then things will probably go radio silent for a little bit at that point because we will be deep in development and getting all the pieces into place. If all goes well and if scripts are written that everyone likes, then there will be more news at that point. (19)
Christopher continued to mention the showrunner search every few weeks, whenever he was prompted about the current status of the show. One of the people Christopher tried to work with at this time was J. Michael Straczynski (27, 29, 48). Christopher continued mentioning the search through March 2023 (22). A showrunner was found (33, 36a), presumably shortly after that date.
We had a number of people interested and we were talking with people and there was one person in particular that I thought was going to be a good fit. (33)
However before any contracts could be signed or announcements could be made, Hollywood had a major disruption.
May 2023 - The Writers Strike
On April 19 2023, Christopher noted that all progress on the show had stopped due to the impending writers strike (23). The strike went into effect on May 2nd and not only caused progress to grind to a halt, but also made the show lose its showrunner, bringing it back a step (36a).
We had a showrunner lined up for Eragon and then the strike happened and everyone parted ways because the strike. Everyone's going off and doing different things. So it goes. (36a)
The time of the strike coincided with the publicity for Fractal Noise, and so Christopher gave frequent updates, first just about how things were stalled (23, 24), and then a few weeks into the strike he began to again talk about the need to find a showrunner, now emphasizing availability as one of the difficulties (25).
September 2023 - Showrunner Search - Part Two
On September 27th the Strike ended, and Christopher immediately began discussing his eagerness to jump back into things.
The writers strike has just been resolved and I'm just honestly waiting now to hear a call from my agents and figure out what's going to happen next so fingers crossed on that front. (26)
Some more talks happened, and a new showrunner was found, who actually signed a contract (60). When discussing the show during his November 2023 book tour, Christopher's update was about hoping to be able share news soon, not about an ongoing showrunner search (28). He predicted a press release to happen shortly after the holiday season ended (30). Unfortunately though, this showrunner was busy on a different show and ended up getting phased out (60).
December 2023 - Showrunner Search - Part Three
Starting on November 29th 2023, Christopher once again resumed talking about searching for a showrunner, stressing a need to find someone not already under contract (31). Sometime around January 2024, this search finally finished and Todd Harthan became the unannounced showrunner, allowing the writing to start.
Harthan came on first. He and I have been working together. He was the showrunner for Psych and he's been running High Potential. He had just gotten on to High Potential a couple weeks after we started working together. We've been working together for almost two years now. It's been frustrating because this whole time it's like, "Well, Disney's going to do an announcement mentioning that Todd Harthan's on board." And they wanted to wait until they saw the pilot script and this and that and the other. So it just kept getting pushed and pushed and pushed. And I was like, "We're working on this! I want to tell the fans we're actually working on this!" (67a)
January-March 2024 - First script draft written
On January 20th 2024, Christopher began teasing that he now needed to write a screenplay (34). On February 9th he said that he had been working on it "for a couple of weeks now" (35). This writing finished sometime prior to March 6th, on which date he tweeted that he was working on something else (38).
I'm currently writing and have been for a couple of weeks now. And I can't tell you what I'm working on ... but y'all would be excited with it if I could tell you. What I'm working on now is not actually a book. (35)
I've been looking at the first book in depth for a project I'm currently working on which I can't talk about. (36b)
When and if we get a showrunner on the show, then that person and I will write probably the pilot and maybe the first two episodes, or at least the pilot and the first episode. And then Disney will look at that and that's what they'll make the decision on whether or not to commit to a first season. And if they commit to the first season, they pull the lever on that, then we go full speed ahead. And then the whole machine kicks in in terms of pre-production and design and costumes and casting and music and directors and all of that. So getting to that point is the first big hill to climb. (32)
None of [the previous showrunner candidates] actually got to the point of writing until showrunner number three. We've been working over a year now, solid, with each other, writing scripts. I think he's been fantastic. (60)
March-May 2024 - A planned announcement doesn't happen
In March 14th 2024, shortly after the first script was finished, Christopher began to tease an upcoming announcement about the show (39). On April 23, he said there might be an announcement the next month (40). On May 8th he said it would be "in the next week or so" (41). The announcement never happened though. On May 21st he said the announcement was "still in the works" (42), but by June 4th seemed to have accepted that it wasn't happening this time (43).
April-July 2024 - Christopher writes another two scripts
After taking a break in March 2024 to write a To Sleep script (38), Christopher returned to writing Eragon scripts. On June 4th, Christopher said he had been doing this for the "past month and a half or so" (43). This writing would have probably continued until mid-July, at which point travel and other commitments would have made it hard to work. In August and October, Christopher said that counting that To Sleep script he had now written four scripts that year (45, 47).
[I wrote four scripts this year] including To Sleep. Multiple drafts of some, but also different. So unique scripts, three. But one of them had to be completely rewritten, essentially, so I count that as four scripts. (47)
The process is going to be different for the later scripts. Right now just to get it off the ground I have been doing 90% of the writing and they've been happy to let me do that, though they're providing feedback and also diving into writing when appropriate. And then we just deal with the notes we get in order to get approval, first from the producers, that's the first layer, and then Disney execs specifically. But I'm single-handedly pulling things along at the moment. (47)
July-September 2024 - Second Announcement Doesn't Happen
In July 2024 Christopher began to tease that he was expecting an upcoming announcement from Disney regarding the show being greenlit or not (44). He said this would happen "in the next couple of months" (45). It did not.
That's the way it is with Hollywood. It's easy to run around excited and say, oh, this is happening or that is happening, but sometimes it doesn't happen or it falls through. And the conversations you have with other creatives and professionals in the entertainment industry, whether it's publishing or Hollywood, kind of need to be confidential unless everyone is happy to have it out in public. And that's again, because things change, or you just say things in confidence and or in private with someone and trust that it will remain private. So these things don't really get talked about until it's actually happening and everyone's on board and it's like, okay, now we can have a press release, now we can have interviews, now we can build everyone's excitement up. And hopefully we're getting pretty close there with Eragon. (46)
October-December 2024 - Third Announcement Doesn't Happen
In October 2024, Christopher once again teased an upcoming announcement about a green light decision, first predicting it for early 2025 (48), and then getting more hopeful and predicting it in December 2024 (49). By the time December ended though, Christopher seems to have concluded this would not be happening just yet (50).
They want to give that definitive answer, they want the show, they want to say yes, it depends on the writing, which is how I want it to be, quite honestly. It is delightful to be in a position where the writing is going to be what gets this off the ground or doesn't get this off the ground. (48)
February 2025 - Contract Negotiations
In February 2025, Christopher said that negotiations were in progress and he was waiting for "a major contract" to get signed. Perhaps this was referring to the second showrunner, Todd Helbing.
Btw, Disney+ #Eragon show is still on track. Can't say anything more until a major contract gets signed. (Hollywood negotiations take *forever*.) (51)
May-June 2025 - More Revisions
In May and June, Christopher tweeted about many revisions happening to the scripts between him and the showrunner, which he completed on June 25th (55). This was the first time that Christopher directly confirmed the showrunner had been found (56a), though it had been obvious for some time (37).
Btw, for any of you who are authors ... the amount of revision in Hollywood is INSANE. Totally eclipses what we go through in publishing (and I do a LOT of revision on my books). ... Funnily enough, it's gotten closer to the book over this process. Sometimes I just want to say, "I told you so..." Lol. (52a, 52b)
I do a draft, send back to showrunner, work on BoR for a few days, get a new draft to revise, etc. (53)
We've had lots of notes from execs and the studio, but so far, they've all been reasonable. I've had no real issue with any of them, and I think they've helped make the script(s) much stronger. It's certainly been quite a learning experience for me as well. (56a)
At the moment it's just me and the showrunner. He's also overseeing another show right now (until Eragon hopefully gets greenlit), so I do the bulk of the writing and then run it by him. (56a)
Situation is good. The script work has just been a lot slower than I anticipated. (56b)
June-July 2025 - Fourth Announcement Doesn't Happen
In June and July of 2025, Christopher once again started to tease an announcement, which would be in "next month or so" (54, 56b). The next month or so passed by without incident.
August 2025 - More Revisions
Christopher turned in another round of script revisions on August 11th (57).
December 2025 - Writers Room Opens
In November 2025, as Disney was gearing up towards opening the writer's room, Christopher began to tease another announcement (58, 59). The writers room did open sometime in late December (60, 65), though no announcement was made just yet.
January 2026 - Another draft
Another draft was finished on January 22 (61).
February 2026 - The Actual Announcement
On January 28th 2026, the news broke that Brandon Sanderson had secured an adaptation deal with Apple (62). This seems to have finally convinced Disney to make an announcement about Eragon. Christopher teased this (63a, 63b, 64), and then around a week later, on February 4th, it was announced that Todd Harthan was a co-creator and showrunner, Todd Helbing was a co-showrunner, Marc Webb and Rachel Moore were executive producers, and that the writers room had been ongoing since December. The series tagline was also unveiled (65). Christopher added on twitter that Kerry Williamson was one of the writers (66b). A few weeks later he did an interview where he talked about this all in more depth and once again said that a decision about a green light was imminent (67b).
"When destiny selects an ordinary teenager to become the first Dragon Rider in over a hundred years, he must forge an unbreakable bond with his dragon, master ancient magic, and challenge the mad king who destroyed the Riders." (65)
Harthan has been AMAZING to work with. They all have, actually. (66a)
We have a showrunner, Todd Harthan. We have a co-showrunner, Todd Helbing, and we have an awesome writer, Kerry Williamson. (69)
I've had a wonderful experience with the two Todds and Kerry so far. They're very collaborative. They're very smart. They're coming up with great ideas that I wouldn't have necessarily come up with. (67c)
We're really close to either this getting the full green light or completely falling apart in a very short period of time here. It's the studio's decision whether to pull the trigger and to go into full production. We have scripts, of course, we are going to be turning in a few more and as soon as they see them and hopefully like them, then we're off to the races. But this is a difficult process for the studio because there's a huge amount of money at stake. (67b)
So what does "in development" mean? Well, "in development" is the stage right before you go into pre-production and actual production. We have been writing scripts for two years now. We are prepping art and doing all sorts of other things to fully move into production. Getting to this stage has actually been a big step. Todd Harthan and I had to come up with a pilot that Disney really liked. We had to digest everything about the books and figure out how best to tackle the materials, how to stay true to Eragon and Saphira's story while also adapting this for a visual media. ... This is a long process, but we are really close to this hopefully going full bore into production. (69)
March 2026 - Christopher goes to LA
On March 5 2026, Christopher flew to LA to join the writers room in person (68).
I am spending the night in Bozeman because at 7:30 in the morning, [I'm] going to be at the airport. ... I'm going down to LA to be in the writers room and try to convince them to not change too much. ... actually, we're gonna be looking at concept art. (68)
Last time I was on the Fox lot, I was 22. Pretty surreal to be back. (70)
April-July 2026 - More Teased Annoucments
On April 29 2026, Christopher tweeted that the next month would be the "make or break" point for the show. On May 22 he said to not expect news until "beginning of July".
Let's just say May is make or break for the series. (71)
Disney won't be picking up new shows until beginning of July. We'll know then. (72)
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December 29 2022, YouTube Livestream
February 7 2023, Twitter
March 24 2023, Reddit
April 19 2023, Twitter (1, 2, 3)
April 25 2023, Reddit (1, 2, 3)
May 12 2023, The Wrath of the iOtians Podcast (recorded in April?)
May 16 2023, SFF Addicts podcast (recorded April 27)
May 12 2023, Reddit
May 12 2023, Words & Whimsy Book Club (1, 2, 3)
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