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Amazon’s Transparent will be back for a fifth season!

Ahead of the fourth season’s debut on September 22, the show’s execs announced the exciting news.

“Over the past few seasons the Pfeffermans have gone across the world, back in time and made many, many trips to the deli,” Amazon Studios’ head of comedy, drama and VR, Joe Lewis, said (via THR). “We’re so excited to see what magic Jill and the incredible team bring to this always groundbreaking series in season five.”

Creator Jill Soloway said, “We are extremely grateful to Amazon Studios for their continued trust and support and to our audience for their warm embrace of the Pfeffermans. We look forward to another season of comedy and drama, love and weirdness, God and sex – in the service of community and in pursuit of peace, joy, freedom and human rights for all.”

John Boyega, James Corden, and Jeffrey Tambor recorded a parody of Brandy and Monica‘s 1998 “The Boy Is Mine” with their own twist!

In the spoof, James and Jeffrey are fighting over John, reworking the original words from “the boy is mine,” to “the Boyega is mine.”

At the beginning of the video, James and Jeffrey start off on the phone before launching into their song.

“I just want to let you know that he’s mine,” James said. “No, no,” Jeffrey replied. “He’s mine.”

Watch the video below!

John Boyega and Jeffrey Tambor served as The Late Late Show‘s special guest on Tuesday evening (August 8), and both gave some insight about their most-embarrassing work as actors.

Host James Corden brought up ridiculous old commercials that Jeffrey, 73, and John, 25, were both in, and while Jeffery‘s is pretty embarrassing, John‘s is an absurd classic.

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John revealed that he starred in a sci-fi inspired, anti-weed PSA called “Killer Weed,” which he describes, “This was a positive thing, it was drugs awareness trying to get the kids to stay off the spliffs. And the concept is that if kids smoke it they become killer zombies, so they made a trailer about killer weed.”

Watch both commercials below…

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Jeffrey Tambor poses with his Transparent co-stars Kathryn Hahn, Jay Duplass, and Amy Landecker at his Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony on Tuesday (August 8) in Hollywood.

The 73-year-old Emmy-winning actor was honored with the 2,617th star on the walk of fame.

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Jeffrey recently received his third straight nomination for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series after winning the past two years for his work on Transparent. The fourth season of the show will soon premiere on Amazon Prime Video.

The cast of Amazon’s Transparent stepped out for a screening this weekend.

Stars Jeffrey Tambor, Judith Light, Amy Landecker, and Jay Duplass hit the carpet during the 2017 Outfest Los Angeles LGBT Film Festival at Director’s Guild Of America on Saturday evening (July 15) in West Hollywood, Calif.

The fourth season is set to debut this fall.

The critically-acclaimed television series was just nominated for seven Emmy Awards, including a Lead Actor in a Comedy Series nod for Jeffrey.

In case you missed it, check out the full list of nominations right now!

Cringe alert!

Ryan Seacrest just totally confused Jeffrey Tambor for another actor during his appearance on Live! with Kelly and Ryan.

While promoting his new book “Are You Anybody?: A Memoir,” Jeffrey discussed his longstanding career in Hollywood, that did not include a role in Ghost.

“We talked about the things you have done and are doing, but to me, you’re the scary guy on the subway in Ghost,” Ryan said.

“Oh, this is horrible. You’re gonna be embarrassed,” Jeffrey said. “That’s not me.”

Ryan had mistaken Jeffrey for late actor Vincent Schiavelli – who died in 2005.

Jeffrey then tried to make a joke of the situation by having the producers put up a side-by-side image of himself with Vincent.

Watch the clip below!

Check out some scoop on the upcoming fourth season of Amazon’s Transparent.

According to the writers, the show will address LGBTQ discrimination and the 2016 presidential election.

“I can’t really say more than that, but things will get more political than they’ve ever been,” creator Jill Soloway said (via Variety) during the show’s Emmy For Your Consideration event on Saturday (April 22) in Los Angeles.

Star Jeffrey Tambor said, “I think one of the things I like most about what we do is that people trust us. We’re not messing around – this is a real family, and these are the lessons we’re telling.”

Also in attendance were cast members Amy Landecker, Gaby Hoffmann, Judith Light, and Kathryn Hahn, and musician Alanis Morissette.

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