NBC Releasing All of ‘Aquarius’ At Once, Female ’21 Jump Street’ in Development, ‘Revenge’ Won’t Have Its Revenge

Along with GhostBusters and Expendabelles, Women Are Also Moving to 21 Jump Street

Sony's developing a female-driven spinoff of their 21 Jump Street franchise and tapping the witty co-producers and writers from Broad City- Lucia Aniello and Paul Downs. Will Blue Sisters be next to head to development? (VAR)

Sony Posts a $1 Billion Dollar Loss, But Their Film Division Posts Profits

North Korea didn't triumph in taking down Sony Pictures, which generated $8.4 billion last year.  The Interview posted a $41 million hit,  but never fear as The Amazing Spider-Man 2 was there to save the day. Analysis shows the weak Yen played a role in Sony's losses. (THR)

An In-depth Look at How the Kingsman Saw Green While Competing Against Fifty Shades of Grey

Kingsman: Secret Service has grossed more than $400 million thanks in part to 43% of the audience being women. 20th Century Fox domestic distrb chief Chris Aronson said “We chose our release date very carefully and deliberately." (DL)

Following the Netflix Strategy, NBC Will Throw the Entire Season of Aquarius Online After its Premiere

Think digital networks are the only ones breaking the rules? Think again. NBC will release the entire 13 episode season of David Duchovny’s new series Aquarius on NBC.com after the show’s two-hour premiere on the peacock on May 28. (DL)

James Wan's Name is in Discussions Again and this Time it Includes Giant Robots

Wan has been in discussion to direct Aquaman and write the story for Saw 8. Hot off of Furious 7, now he's circling Sony's Robotech film after director Nic Mathieu fell off the picture. Did we mention he's also helming The Conjuring 2: The Enfield Poltergeist and Universal wants him for Fast & Furious' next outing? (THR)

Revenge isn't Sweet for ABC, It's Cancelled (After Four Seasons)

Season four will be the last for ABC's drama Revenge with its last episode airing May 10 entitled "Two Graves". Spoiler- the show recently killed off one its two leading ladies, so will more blood be spilled before the show breathes its last breath? (HL)

Speaking Of Shows that Last Past Their Welcome, When Should Shows in Old Age Make for the Door?

“In the platinum age of quality and choice, broadcasters have to be more aggressive about letting go of the past,” says producer and former NBC topper Warren Littlefield. A discussion of when shows like Law & Order, CSI and others should close their case files for good. (VAR)

Why Maybe You Do Want to Call Hawkeye if You're Need of a Rescue & Jeremy Renner's Own Mysterious Skills

So if Hawkeye isn't the first Avenger you'd call if you're in a bind, Jeremy Renner has some words for you that just might change your mind. Not to mention the reasons why he loves being a man of mystery in the Mission Impossible franchise. (MF)

Netflix Orders a Plate of Green Eggs & Ham from Ellen DeGeneres & WB

In a very expensive, huge deal, Netflix has ordered 13 episodes of an animated Green Eggs & Ham from executive producers Jared Stern, Ellen DeGeneres, Jeff Kleeman, Mike Karz, David Dobkin and Warner Bros. Animation. But don't sit at the kitchen table just yet as that ham will take 3 years to prepare. (DL)

What is Letterman Up to on His First Day Off Come May 21? NYTimes has that Answer and More.

The NYTimes goes in-depth with David Letterman reflecting on his 33 years on the show, his thoughts on the increase of viral comedy bites, and what happens when the day breaks and you're faced with a morning full of new possibilities. (NYT)