8 things you missed if you didn't tune in to Netflix's Tudum last weekend

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Sept. 26, 2022

8 things you missed if you didn't tune in to Netflix's Tudum last weekend

In case you missed the influx of entertainment-related content in the past two days, Netflix recently had its Tudum: A Netflix Global Fan Event 2022, and from it, fans around the world got access to exclusive content to some of Netflix's best shows.

We're talking teasers, interviews, behind-the-scenes exclusives, and much, much more. But in case you missed all that excitement, here are some of the highlights from the weekend event:

1. Joe Goldberg gets a date (no, quite literally).

Because for some reason, everyone loves this cap-wearing, deep-voiced physical embodiment of a red flag, we're seeing the return of Penn Badgley's Joe Goldberg, this time in an entirely different continent.

Along with the announcement of the latest additions to the show, YOU is set to premiere its fourth season on Netflix with Part 1 coming out on February 10, 2023, and Part 2 on March 10, 2023. We don't know about you, but we're definitely tuning in. Check out the announcement below:

2. Behind-the-scenes look at Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio.

The highly-anticipated stop motion from filmmaking genius Guillermo del Toro has people's interests piqued already, heightened even more by an exclusive behind-the-scenes video by del Toro himself. Get a closer look at the sculpted puppets, and how they were brought to life in this classic tale.

3. New footage from Alice in Borderland Season 2.

The popular Japanese thriller Alice in Borderland kept audiences at the edge of their seats with its first season, and it's about to do it again. Following old favorites as well as new characters, the second season will be released in December 2022 on Netflix. In the mean time though, you can catch stars Kento Yamazaki ("Ryohei Arisu") and Tao Tsuchiya ("Yuzuha Usagi") in an interview for the Beyond Borders Japanese special where they share their experience being part of the hit show.

The five up-and-coming Japanese stars interviewed in the *Beyond Borders* special event. IMAGE: Provided by Netflix

4. The rules of Slumberland brought to you by Jason Momoa.

In order to break the rules, you gotta know 'em. An official clip from the upcoming film Slumberland shows eccentric outlaw Flip (portrayed by Jason Momoa) teaching Nema (Marlow Barkley) the ins and outs of the dream realm. Based on Winsor McCays's 1905 comic strip Little Nemo in Slumberland, the film follows a young girl's journey into the dream world to find her father.

5. Welcome back to the Grishaverse.

Popping in for the event were Patrick Gibson, Jack Wolfe, Anna Leong Brophy, and Lewis Tan to present a first look at their new characters (Nikolai, Wylan, Tamar, and Tolya respectively) in the second season of Shadow and Bone. Along with them were The Darkling himself, Ben Barnes, and Jessie Mei Li who portrays Alina, to present fans with a sneak peak of the show's second season. Check it out:

6. Painting with the Bridgerton siblings.

If you loved their sibling banter on screen in Bridgerton, you'll like this video even more. Join Luke Newton ("Colin Bridgerton") and Claudia Jessie ("Eloise Bridgerton") as they answer questions about their characters while painting each other. Mild spoiler: One of them looks like a killer.

7. Utter chaos with the Hargreeves.

For those of you who are still recovering from the Season 3 finale of The Umbrella Academy, the blooper reel from the show will at least bring you some inner peace to know that everyone's favorite dysfunctional family had a blast filming the series. If you need to hear Reginald Hargreeves (played by Colm Feore ) say, "I don't give a f*ck about you!", then it's worth the watch.

8. "Guess we woke up Vecna".

We're ending on a high note with the blooper reel of Stranger Things Season 4. Featuring line slip ups, scares, and the confusing sight of Vecna laughing, the bloopers will get you in good spirits. Also, yes, there's more Eddie Munson content.

That's it from us, but if you want to check out the full event, you can watch back the livestream on Netflix YouTube channels, or go to the official Tudum website to get the full rundown.