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In another news, Season 2 of HBO Max’s Gossip Girl revamp has already begun and will be joined by new episodes of DC’s Doom Patrol and His Dark Materials releasing on a weekly basis in December 2022. In the case of His Dark Materials, this third season will be its last, coming to an end after a 3-year run. Since the series has always stuck close to its source material, which is only a trilogy of books, it makes sense for this adaptation to reach its finale now.

December 2022 brings a mighty list of additions to HBO Max’s library of new and returning titles. Paul Schrader’s beloved indie gem First Reformed is now available to stream, as is another popular A24 release in Green Room. Horror lovers can now binge an entire collection of Hellraiser films as well. Other exciting arrivals include Steven Spielberg’s Hook, David Fincher’s Gone Girl, Joel and Ethan Coen’s Burn After Reading, and Guy Ritchie’s The Man From U.N.C.L.E. Subscribers looking to catch up on some more recent theatrical releases should know that Amsterdam, The Banshees of Inisherin, and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s decade-in-the-making DC action epic Black Adam are hitting their streaming debuts on HBO Max this month too.

Check out our monthly recs and the full list of everything coming to and leaving HBO Max in December 2022 below. You can also find this month’s latest additions and removals from Netflix, Hulu, and Disney+ right here on DiscussingFilm.

Season 2 of HBO Max’s Gossip Girl will take place in the second semester of the same school year seen in the first season. The highly-anticipated return of Georgina Sparks, played by original series star Michelle Trachtenberg, will take place this season, opening the door for more surprise appearances from the classic cast.

When speaking on bringing back the despised chaos queen from the original series, creator and showrunner Joshua Safran told PopSugar, “We waited until season two so by the time she arrives, everybody is at the highest place for themselves to fall, and all she cares about is anarchy and destroying people she doesn’t even know.” How will the current generation of Gossip Girl stars fare against Georgina Sparks? And will fans be reunited with other familiar faces from the past?

The Laura Donnelly and Ann Skelly-led “The Nevers,” which aired Part 1 of its first season in Spring 2021, was set to debut the back half of Season 1 next year on HBO. Sources close to the situation say it’s possible that the already finished batch of episodes — which were completed under new showrunner Philippa Goslett, who came on board following the exit of Whedon before the show even debuted — will air on another platform.

The two shows are among multiple series that are being cut from the Warner Bros. Discovery-owned streamer’s offerings, along with “Minx” (which had already been renewed for Season 2) and “Love Life” (which had not yet been picked up for Season 3) — both of which, unlike “The Nevers” and “Westworld,” were HBO Max originals.

Created by husband-and-wife producing duo Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy and produced by J.J. Abrams, “Westworld” starred Evan Rachel Wood, Thandiwe Newton, Ed Harris, Jeffrey Wright, Tessa Thompson, Luke Hemsworth, Aaron Paul, Angela Sarafyan and James Marsden. Newcomers for Season 4 included Ariana DeBose, Aurora Perrineau and Daniel Wu.

Warner Bros. Discovery has been cutting down on spending since it set out to find $3.5 billion in cost-saving synergies over the next three years post-April merger. However, even on the heels of a rough third-quarter earnings report, CEO David Zaslav has continued to underline the importance of healthy content spend, and HBO still has multiple big-budget dramas, including “House of the Dragon,” “Euphoria” and the upcoming “The Last of Us” adaptation.

The removal of shows from HBO Max means WB Discovery is able to save money in residuals paid to cast and crews of productions, on top of the money saved by not continuing with the shows at all.

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