A few weeks ago brought the joyous news that 'Arrested Development' season 4 had finally set its Netflix premiere date on May 26, along with a fresh new poster keeping the stars of the series in storage for the moment. Now, 'Arrested Development' has released nearly a dozen new character posters for the reunion run, getting closer to the Bluth family themselves with some very familiar props!
Just over a week ago brought the tragic news that 21-year-old 'Buckwild' star Shain Gandee died of accidental carbon monoxide poisoning, along with his uncle and a friend in rural West Virginia. Following the tragedy, MTV postponed a decision on 'Buckwild's' second season, but now it seems the network has officially decided to halt production on the Appalachian reality series.
With 'Django Unchained' largely in the rear view mirror, and 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2' currently shooting, Jamie Foxx has pulled a fast one on fans today by announcing his commitment to a new TV project. The Academy Award-winning star will write, direct, produce, and potentially even star in a new horror anthology miniseries for Syfy, but what about the mysterious project could attract such a big Hollywood name?
This Friday will see Starz' epic period drama 'Spartacus: War of the Damned' coming to an ultimate close with series finale "Victory," followed by the introduction of all-new period thriller 'Da Vinci's Demons,' but the network's next drama could look to a very different kind of history. Former 'Newsroom' writer and MTV personality Gideon Yago will pen a pilot script for Vietnam War drama 'Airborne,' but will it prove Starz's most controversial series yet?
With AMC's acclaimed drama 'Breaking Bad' heading into its final eight episodes this summer, fans of the New Mexican meth drama have begun taking stock of the many aspects to be missed when the saga comes to an end. High among them will be Bob Odenkirk's portrayal of the lovably grimy Saul Goodman, but is AMC actually considering a spinoff for the character? It's too late for April Fools, so find out inside!
A&E already scored a major success in the original scripted series market with their adapted drama 'Longmire,' let alone the recent success and season 2 renewal of 'Psycho' prequel series 'Bates Motel.' Now, the cable network is doubling down on its original programming pickup with a series order for 'Those Who Kill,' a Danish-adapted murder drama starring 'American Horror Story: Asylum' player Chloe Sevigny.
Yesterday we caught our first look at 'Community's Greendale gang gloriously recreated as puppets for Thursday's all-new episode "Intro to Felt Surrogacy," along with confirmation that the out-there concept episode would once again feature the 'Community' stars breaking out into song. Now, yet another preview for the highly-anticipated episode has arrived, featuring our first look at 'Seinfeld' star Jason Alexander! But who is the mysterious mountain man?
Admittedly far sooner than we'd prefer, this Friday will see 'Spartacus: War of the Damned' closing out both season and series, as Spartacus and his rebels engage in the final battle against Marcus Crassus and the armies of Rome. Blood will be shed and lives will be lost, but what can we figure out from the full-length trailer? Get a sneak peek at the conclusion of 'Spartacus: War of the Damned' inside!
That Norman Bates may just turn out to be a killer yet. After airing three episodes of its 10-episode inaugural season, A&E has given an early check-in to 'Bates Motel,' renewing its new horror drama from 'LOST' showrunner Carlton Cuse for season 2. The new drama has proved consistently creepy in its portrayal of a young Norman Bates, but will season 2 move the character any closer to his 'Psycho' counterpart? Get the inside scoop on 'Bates Motel's' future inside!
'Game of Thrones' fans well know that HBO's adaptation of the George R.R. Martin series will often incorporate changes of convenience, while keeping to the canon in a manner that AMC's 'The Walking Dead' often lacks. Last night's "Dark Wings, Dar
k Words" however introduced some far-flung changes from the books ahead, so why did David Benioff and Dan Weiss deviate so far from the book? Find out whose surprise return has 'Game of Thrones' fans alight inside!
‘Game of Thrones’ season 3 conjures its second episode of the season “Dark Wings, Dark Words,” as Arya and her companions run into the Brotherhood Without Banners, Bran meets some new faces of his own, Jaime and Brienne continue their journey and Margaery Tyrell grows closer to King Joffrey.
Last week’s ‘Game of Thrones’ premiere “Valar Dohaeris” saw Jon Snow meeting with the mysterious Wildlings, while Daenerys negotiated to buy an army, Tyrion demanded recognition for his role in the battle, and Davos Seaworth attempted to sway King Stannis back to reason, so what will the newest episode bring?
Read on for your in-depth recap of everything you need to know about ‘Game of Thrones’ season 3, episode 2, “Dark Wings, Dark Words!”
Last night's all-new 'Community' episode "Herstory of Dance" ran the gamut among critics, but in most cases offered up one of the better, and more evenly balanced episodes of season. Curiously however, its ending tag didn't add anything to the episode itself, but rather gave a preview to next week's puppet-centric "Intro to Felt Surrogacy." We didn't think anything of it at the time, but how would you like to see the episode's alternate ending?
