Here's what ET is obsessing over from Feb. 20 to Feb. 27, 2017.
Here at ET, we’re obsessed with a lot of things -- and for
the week of Feb. 20 to Feb. 27, this is what we’re most excited about:
Why We’re Obsessed
With Keanu Reeves
Is it us, or is it OK to like Keanu Reeves again? Following
the success of John Wick: Chapter 2,
which outgrossed its predecessor in its first eight days at the box office, and
the buzz surrounding the Sundance hit-turned-Netflix film To the Bone, we’re renewing our appreciation for the longtime
actor. Of course, this all follows last year’s big-budget homage to the Matrix star (Jordan Peele and
Keegan-Michael Key’s Keanu) and
back-to-back supporting roles in critically acclaimed films like The Neon Demon and The Bad Batch.
Why We’re Obsessed
With ‘You Me Her’
An unconventional rom-com, this AT&T Audience network
show explores the complicated world of throupling. And now that Jack and Emma
(Greg Poehler -- yes, that’s Amy’s brother -- and Rachel Blanchard) are fully
committed to making things work with Izzy (Priscilla Faia), it’s time to go
public with their relationship. In the latest episode from season two, which
airs Feb. 21, the throuple navigates coming out to their friends. Because why
not make things a little more complicated?
You Me Her airs
Tuesdays at 8:30 p.m. ET/PT on Audience.
Why We’re Obsessed
With ‘The Detour’
After a hilariously ribald -- Jason Jones’ preferred
adjective over “raunchy” -- first season, The
Detour picks up with Nate (Jones) landing a new job that sees the family
moving to New York City for a fresh start. Unfortunately for Robin (Natalie
Zea), that may mean her mysterious past could catch up with her. And as we can
see from ET’s first look at the premiere, even moving doesn’t come without its
complications. Season two will also see executive producer and co-creator
Samantha Bee, who is busy killing it on Full
Frontal, John Oliver and Laura Benanti all making special appearances on
the show.
The Detour returns
Tuesday, Feb. 21 at 10 p.m. ET/PT on TBS.
Why We’re Obsessed
With ‘Game of Thrones’ Live
After three years of planning, the highly anticipated Game of Thrones Live Concert Experience,
featuring a full symphony with 11 electronic instruments and 136 speakers
delivering battle cries and dragon screams led by composer Ramin Djawadi, is
finally here. Kicking off in Minneapolis on Feb. 20, the arena tour will see
the Game of Thrones music transformed
into an immersive live experience. The Seven Kingdoms have never felt so epic
-- or real!
Game of Thrones Live
Concert Experience kicks off on Monday, Feb. 20, with North American tour
dates through April 2.