After a brief Memorial Day hiatus, 'Game of Thrones' season 3 will return this Sunday with its penultimate episode of the season "The Rains of Castamere," unnerving both HBO and George R.R. Martin fans alike with the promise of the bloodiest episode yet. The first official photos from Sunday's episode are a bit light on the red, but who's missing from the picture?
Though initial reviews have proven somewhat mixed, we're still on board for 'The Killing' to return for a third season this Sunday night on AMC. Showrunner Veena Sud has promised ahead of time that the latest mystery will end up resolved by the end of the season, but is that old moody magic back?
Autumn Erhard now has enough money to buy more than just vowels.
When you're making a movie about large robots fighting gigantic monsters, a lot of your action is going to be done through computer imagery. A director like Guillermo del Toro knows the best way to sell CGI is to mesh it with as much practical work as possible. In the latest featurette on the making of 'Pacific Rim,' del Toro talks about how he approached the special effects for his giant monster movie.
'30 Rock' creator and star Tina Fey once joked about her fears for co-star Tracy Morgan's safety after the end of their show, but she can worry no longer. It seems the former 'SNL' star has landed on his feet at FX. The one-time Tracy Jordan will star in a new FX single camera comedy pilot titled 'Death Pact,' but will Morgan's new role prove as memorable as his Emmy-nominated '30 Rock' legacy?
Just the other week Showtime's 'Homeland' released a massive new list of guest stars for the upcoming third season, as well as a few indications of what characters would become series regulars. Now, long before 'Homeland' season 3's September 29 debut, 'Prison Break' star and Tony winner Tracy Letts has made the leap from recurring to series regular!
Now that 'Dexter's upcoming eighth season has been confirmed as the final year for Miami's most famous fictional serial killer, the pieces have begun to fall into place for the Showtime drama's ultimate endgame. Perhaps most crucial of all to that endgame is Charlotte Rampling's Dr. Eveyln Vogel, a neuropsychiatrist with a fixation on Dexter Morgan, and the subject of 'Dexter's latest final season preview!
Earlier today we caught HBO handing out the first three episode descriptions for 'True Blood's sixth season, and now it seems that AMC's resurrected 'The Killing' has decided to do the same. Get the latest scoop on what Holder and Linden face in the first four episodes of 'The Killing' inside!
The long-awaited fourth season of 'Arrested Development' finally came out this weekend, forcing thousands of people to cancel their Memorial Day plans to sit in their dark living rooms, far away from nature and sunlight instead. But mindlessly shoveling takeout into their mouths as they sank deeper and deeper into their sofas wasn't all they were doing -- they were also complaining about the new episodes on Twitter and Facebook. Surprised that a show isn't exactly the same as it was before it took a seven-year hiatus, this is a GIF guide to the nearly universal reaction people had to the fourth season.
As excited as we are for 'The Killing's third season to make a long-awaited premiere on AMC beginning June 2, we have a number of questions over how the Seattle murder-mystery drama will handle an all-new case, picking up from the successes and missteps of the first two seasons. 'The Killing's cast and creator Veena Sud recently addressed questions concerning the show's third season, and the answers might surprise you!
'Game of Thrones' may have taken the week off for Memorial Day, but that didn't stop 'True Blood's sixth season from spurting out another trailer in advance of its June 16 season 6 premiere. The new sneak peak of the HBO vampire soap's latest run puts the godly Bill (or Billith) at the center, showing off some impressive new abilities now that the good Mr. Compton has come to embody the vampire deity. Preview the bloody new 'True Blood' season 6 trailer inside!
Just before the weekend we showed you a preview of Jimmy Fallon's latest 'Late Night' parody for 'Game of Thrones' "Game of Desks," in which the future 'Tonight Show' host transformed NBC's Rockefeller plaza into the world of Westeros (or "Rockefell," to be more accurate), featuring Fallon as Ned Stark himself with a host of other characters. The full video has made its way online, so check out the 'Game of Thrones' parody "Game of Desks"!
