Comedian and actor Tom Green is angling for a return to the small screen with three new projects for Prime Video – including a reality series about his life on a farm.

The shows are among seven new Canadian projects commissioned by the streamer, which also ordered two true crime series, a northern survival show and a docu-series about a woman who lost her memory. 

The Pembroke, Ont.-born Green, known for his sketch comedy in the 1990s “The Tom Green Show,” will produce, direct and star in all three of his Prime Video ventures. 

Krispy Kreme is teaming up with M&M’s for the very first time in the US for the creation of four new doughnuts that give doughnut and chocolate candy lovers an all-new way to experience the iconic brands.

• Chocolate Candy Surprise Doughnut Filled with M&M’s: A one-of-a-kind doughnut inspired by classic red M&M’s, packed with M&M’s MINIS Milk Chocolate Candies, hand-dipped in red icing and topped with a white iconic “M” candy piece.
• Chocolate Iced Doughnut Topped with M&M’s:  An Original Glazed doughnut handdipped in classic chocolate icing, then covered with M&M’s MINIS Milk Chocolate Candies and crispy rainbow dots.
• Peanut Butter Kreme Filled Doughnut Topped with M&M’s: A doughnut filled to the brim with decadent Peanut Butter Kreme Filling, dipped in peanut butter icing, generously garnished with chopped M&M’s Peanut Chocolate Candies and rainbow dots, and finished with classic chocolate drizzle.
• Mini Chocolate Iced Doughnut Topped with M&M’s: A Mini Original Glazed doughnut hand-dipped in classic chocolate icing, then covered with M&M’s MINIS Milk Chocolate Candies and crispy  rainbow dots.

Aaron Judge combined with Paul Goldschmidt and Cody Bellinger to go deep on the first three pitches from Nestor Cortes, then hit two more homers as the New York Yankees set a team record with nine home runs in a 20-9 rout of the Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday.

Judge hit a solo homer, his ninth career grand slam and a two-run drive in his 40th multi-homer game and third with three homers. He finished with a career-high eight RBIs.

He came up just short of becoming the 19th player to hit four homers in a game when his sixth-inning fly fell on the right-field warning track for a run-scoring double. He flied out in the eighth against Jake Bauers, an outfielder and first baseman.

Goldschmidt, Bellinger and Judge homered starting the first. Major League Baseball said this was the first time a team homered on its first three pitches since tracking of pitch counts began in 1988.

Austin Wells, Anthony Volpe, Jazz Chisholm Jr. and Oswald Peraza also homered.