Eurogamer chats with Ashly Burch about her new show I'm Happy You're Here, which focuses on adult mental health and stars ...

The Mythic Quest Season 4 finale was a doozy and Jessie Ennis wants to know what's next. ... Jessie Ennis has had the pleasure of playing Jo on Mythic Quest for four seasons across half a decade.

As the hit Apple TV+ comedy Mythic Quest continues for Season 4, Poppy, played by Charlotte Nicdao, is balancing her pregnancy with her work life. But as we saw in this week's episode, the MQ team, ...

Created by Charlie Day, Megan Ganz, and Rob McElhenney, Mythic Quest, is a comedy series that revolves around a fictional video game studio, where a team creates the biggest multiplayer video game of ...

Jo (Jessie Ennis) serves as the "games mistress" who leads the murder mystery, with one villain who kills off the innocents. The game is over when the villain is identified, or none of the innocents ...

‘Mythic Quest’ Season 4 receives 6.5 out of 10 stars. Arriving on Apple TV+ on Wednesday January 29th with its first two episodes (the other eight will follow weekly), ‘Mythic Quest ...

Mythic Quest Season 4 stars Rob McElhenney as Ian Grimm, Charlotte Nicado as Poppy Li, Jessie Ennis as Jo, David Hornsby as David Brittlesbee, Ashly Burch as Rachel Mayee, Danny Pudi as Brad ...

Season 3 of Mythic Quest ended two years ago, leaving a comedy vacuum of video game proportions in its wake. Finally, Rob McElhenney's acclaimed series is returning with its fourth season. Yes, it ...

Mythic Quest season 4 is on the way ... Jo actress Jessie Ennis already has some impressive credits, appearing in popular shows like Better Call Saul, where she plays Erin Brill.

“Mythic Quest” Season 4 debuts ... (Imani Hakim) is still pursuing her own creative endeavors and Brad (Danny Pudi) and Jo (Jessie Ennis) are both working with her to ensure her future ...

The cast of Mythic Quest talk about Season 4, the cultural impact of video games, murder mysteries, ... The second I read ‘Jo in a British accent,’ I was like, ‘Oh, my God!