A lot of popular shows that are set to release new seasons are experiencing delays due to the Writers Guild strike, which is why despite being on the side of the protesters, many are still sad about shows being pushed to 2024. On the bright side, the anticipated "Percy Jackson and the Olympians" series is coming this year.
For one, the characters will be 12-year-olds, just as they are in the books. Each episode is the equivalent of one chapter of the first book. On the day of release, two episodes will be aired, and the following will be released on a weekly basis every Wednesday, according to Collider.
Although they were not shown in the teaser and trailer, there will also be a couple of actors that people would be glad to see such as renowned songwriter and playwright Lin-Manuel Miranda as Hermes and Jason Mantzoukas as Dionysus.
Sadly, the actor who plays Zeus, Lance Reddick, passed away recently due to heart disease this March. It's unclear how the show will manage, but the passing of the well-known actor who played Charon in the "John Wick" movies is undoubtedly a loss.
