Hallmark is recruiting some very familiar faces for its first-ever holiday series appropriately titled Holidazed, set to premiere later this year exclusively on Hallmark+.

The limited series’ ensemble cast includes Ser’Darius Blain, Lindy Booth, Erin Cahill, Osric Chau, Nazneen Contractor, Loretta Devine, Noemi Gonzalez, Ian Harding, Dennis Haysbert, Rachelle Lefevre, Virginia Madsen, John C. McGinley, Holland Roden and Lucille Soong .

From Unity Pictures and Little Engine Productions, Holidazed is executive-produced by Gina Matthews, Grant Scharbo, Claudia Grazioso and Ron French.

Holidazed showcases six diverse families, each with distinct backgrounds, cultures, and generations, residing on the same cul-de-sac. As they navigate the joyous chaos of the holiday season, they embrace a family dynamic unique to them. Amid heightened emotions, these families and neighbors engage in both humorous and heartfelt celebrations of their traditions and quirks. Throughout the festivities, they uncover the universal thread binding them all: the various manifestations of love.

The series is created by the same team that brought us Cobra Kai. The cast for Netflix’s Obliterated, which is currently in production from the creators of Cobra Kai, grows even more extensive as eleven actors have joined the upcoming action-comedy series as recurring guest roles, rounding out the ensemble for the show. In a recurring guest role, Carl Lumbly, who previously starred in The Falcon and the Winter Soldier as Isaiah Bradley, will appear as CIA Director Langdon, the boss and mentor to Ava, played by Shelley Hennig.

Additional cast members of the upcoming series include Virginia Madsen as Marge with Lori Petty, who starred in Orange is the New Black, as Crazy Susan. Keston John, who will be seen later this year in Avatar: The Way of Water, will play Mr. Dugan alongside Clive Standen as Liam and Ivan G’vera as Vlad. Series creators Jon Hurwitz, Hayden Schlossberg, and Josh Heald, who previously collaborated on Cobra Kai, will also serve as writers for the series. They also executive produce alongside Dina Hillier of Counterbalance Entertainment.

With the series still in production, no official release date for Obliterated has been set. Check out the official synopsis for the show and Collider’s interview with the series’ creators below.

Obliterated is a high octane action-comedy that tells the story of an elite special forces team who thwarts a deadly threat to Las Vegas. After their celebratory party, filled with booze, drugs and sex, the team discovers that a bomb they deactivated was a fake. The now intoxicated team has to fight through their impairments, overcome their personal issues, find the real bomb, and save the world.

Operation Christmas Drop has been nicely obtained with the aid of using fanatics and has long gone to garner commonly fine critiques leaving many fanatics thinking if this can be the beginning of a romantic holiday-themed franchise. The heartwarming family-pleasant romance has a splendid premise and loveable characters, making Operation Christmas Drop 2 something humans would like to be proficient in subsequent time Santa is because of carrying offers to Netflix subscribers all around the world.

Operation Christmas Drop 2 launch date
It’s a common exercise for Netflix to take an opening of approximately 12 months or to increase and well launch any other installment is certainly considered one among their valuable franchises. Given the contemporary weather of productions being laid low with COVID-19 and the standard trendy timetable the streaming community generally utilizes, it’s secure to anticipate that a 2021 launch won’t be manageable for it.

It could appear more likely for the following run to be launched in 2022 in time for the holidays. But all of that is simply a hypothesis at this time, and the legitimate launch date of Operation Drop 2 is unknown at this time. Netflix should present subscribers a renewal in time for Christmas 2020, that is possible, so we’ll wait and see.