This is going to be one of the hardest week for me to get through. With Kwame, the Creator of KlicKNet going back to college, I fear that will be less episodes of FakeTV Box produced these last few months of the year. But there will be plenty of episodes of Wkly Hit List at its new day of the week, Saturday. This right here is the last Tuesday post and thank goodness, Tuesday didn't seemed like a horrible fit anyway and I should have just stick to the weekend because they seem a little more easier. Fun fact: we'll celebrate the two year birthday of FakeTV Box in about two or three weeks. if you remember I posted that low quality trailer that launched FakeTV Box which as supposed to be the name of out channel at time, but then we saw the chance to make KlicKNet into said channel which allows us to do different shows on it. Now since this is the last Tuesday post before we move to Saturday, this is also going to be the last time use the term "Round-Up" in the 7-Day Round-Up, when we come back after the D23 Expo, it will be known as the 7-Day Rounder, giving it a much cooler name.
We've got a special Sneak Peek of the Week for you Star Wars KlicKNettars out there. It's a new clip from the new Disney+ series, which begins streaming on September 21st, Stars Wars Andor. This shows Andor, played by Diego Luna, up to no good and might be planning something huge with the Empire.
Our Inside Scoop this week is in memory of the late Chadwick Boseman, who shockingly passed away two years ago on August 28, 2020. I still remember exactly where I was and what I was doing when I heard the news, I was about to take a shower and go to bed when my mother stopped me for a moment. To hear it from my mother, I thought she had to be joking like she was looking at some fake news website on her phone or something, but when I looked at it on her phone, it was very real. I honestly couldn't believe it, I believe it was the Associated Press that first broke the story that Chadwick Boseman had died from cancer, so before I took a shower, I told my sister and she couldn't believe it either. The last time I heard from him, he was set to do Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, but due to his death, production on that film was delayed. All of the deaths that occurred two years in 2020, this was in my opinion was the worst of them all, because we will never know or see how far his portrayal of King T'Challa/Black Panther could have gone after Avengers: Endgame and the end of The Infinity Saga of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Fans were hoping to see him apart of the "new Big 3 of MCU" they all fantasies with Brie Larson's Captain Marvel and Benedict Cumberbatch's Doctor Strange. I remember when it was announced in 2014 when Chadwick was first casted as Black Panther and made his MCU debut in Captain America: Civil War two years later in 2016. However, we should all remember Chadwick for other projects like playin Jackie Robinson in 42. He has just been honored with the Disney Legend Award at this year's D23 Expo and Marvel Studios has promised never to recast T'Challa for any reason and figure out how pay tribute to him and the actor who played him. In conclusion, it's said that Black Panther: Wakanda Forever will be one of the most emotional movies in the MCU, for it will not only be the end of Phase 4, but also show how the death of T'Challa has impacted the country of Wakanda the same the death of Chadwick Boseman has impact all of us in real life. If you could have a few words with hime right now, I'd say this: "Chadwick, you were beloved by your peers and your MCU fans. I wish you were still here so we could see more of T'Challa, but I hope now you're resting comfortably in heaven and have company with many black figure, like my father. Thank You, Chadwick. Thank You."
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