Neil Patrick Harris

It’s curtains for Count Olaf; lacy, gently-wafting curtains, as Nathan Fillion joins Netflix’s Series of Unfortunate Events for Season 2. Also making an Unforutnate turn are Veep and Arrested Development favorite Tony Hale and more.

No one would argue that How I Met Your Mother was thoroughly (and painfully) concluded over nine seasons, so much so that CBS thought better of continuing the franchise with a spinoff. Well, in case you needed to know what Ted, Robin, Barney, Marshall and Lily have been up to in the last three years, FOX is at least entertaining the idea of a revival.

There wasn’t much surprise to be had with Netflix renewing its Series of Unfortunate Events for Season 2, given that author Daniel Handler had already been preparing as much. That said, even more misery is in store with a confirmed third season, likely to be adaptation’s last.

There wasn’t much of any doubt that Netflix’s Series of Unfortunate Events would return for a second season, given a wealth of Lemony Snicket books left to adapt, and largely positive reception for the Neil Patrick Harris-led production. That said, Netflix makes it doubly-official with a miserable new message from Lemony Snicket himself.

If Netflix’s Series of Unfortunate Events was going to hire Neil Patrick Harris as Count Olaf, chances are they’d find a way to let him shine out from under all that makeup. Listen to Count Olaf sing (and look away), as Harris performs the dreadfully Unfortunate theme song for our new Lemony Snicket series.

The moment Flash and Supergirl fans learned the two would share a musical crossover in 2017, Neil Patrick Harris’ Music Meister was put forth as a potential villain. We don’t yet know exactly which star will test the pipes of Barry and Kara, but whoever they are will indeed do so as The Music Meister, producers confirm.

We’re just over a week away from the debut of Netflix’s new Series of Unfortunate Events, but fortunately for you, the wait is getting just a bit more eventful. Here, enjoy the misery of young children in an extra Lemony trailer for your new Series.

Now that The CW’s four-way “Invasion!” crossover is behind us, Flash and Supergirl fans have the two-part musical crossover to look forward to in 2017. Some wild rumors early on suggested Joss Whedon might direct the crossover with Neil Patrick Harris reprising a famous role, but the Unfortunate Events star doesn’t seem to know much of anything about it.

It is with great regret that we must direct you toward the latest trailer for Netflix’s take on Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events, a thoroughly displeasing trailer that will only darken your day. Well … the series itself looks incredible, we just want you adequately prepared for all the despair sure to result.

Lest you think one introduction to Neil Patrick Harris’ Count Olaf were enough, Netflix has some Unfortunate Events to send your way. Netflix’s Lemony Snicket series gets a full trailer for the 2017 release, chock-full of all the gloomy despair, mystery and out-there costumes you can handle.