Particularly given the recent boom of cancelled TV series returning from the grave, from 'Arrested Development's Netflix revival to the 'Veronica Mars' Kickstarter movie, even 'Heroes' apparent revival at the hands of MSN, more and more fans have rallied to return their favorite series to live. Joss Whedon's cancelled cult FOX series 'Firefly' has long led the charge, but Netflix chief Ted Sarandos doesn't believe the fan-favorite series has a future. Find out why inside!
Now that last night's 'Arrow' episode "The Undertaking" took us through the mechanics of Malcolm Merlyn's plan, upcoming season finale "Sacrifice" will see Oliver Queen in the fight of his life to stop the destruction of Starling City, fending off villains old and new in the process. The CW has released the full set of photos from 'Arrow's first finale, and Oliver looks like he might need a bit of help to win this one!
The next few weeks will prove plenty busy as broadcast networks announce their new and returning programs, CBS in particular offering a tense competition for the relatively few slots available. Amid all the programming scramble, we've heard that the eye network is looking to develop spinoffs from its popular series 'Elementary' and 'Person of Interest,' but where might we find the new series?
Last night's all-new 'Supernatural' episode "The Great Escapist" firmly set the course for the final episodes of the season, returning to the demon/angel tablet storylines that have pervaded the road so far. Thanks to their new friend Metatron (Curtis Armstrong), the Winchesters have a clearer picture of the third trial to close the gates of Hell, but will Sam survive, or be forced to make a "Sacrifice" by season's end? Check out the latest photos from the 'Supernatural' season finale "Sacrifice" inside!
This past Sunday's 'Mad Men' episode "The Flood" saw most of the personal stories washed away in the face of tackling the historical tragedy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination, but this Sunday's "For Immediate Release" will see most, if not all of our favorite SDCP employees past and present getting back in the saddle. The latest pictures from the spoiler-verboten series have some pretty dour faces, so what can we expect "For Immediate Release?"
Though likely not ranking much higher than its usual moderate ratings, last night's 'Parks and Recreation' season finale episode "Are You Better Off?" put an effective cap on yet another uncertain season, given the long-running NBC comedy's constant threat of cancellation. 'Parks' prospects certainly seem like a lock for next year, but what big twists and Marvel-ous new problems will the Pawnee Parks Department face next year? New details inside!
Whether or not you believe this year's 'How I Met Your Mother' season finale episodes "Something Old" and "Something New" will culminate in the long-awaited wedding between Barney and Robin, or possibly even the storied meeting of the mother, the chips certainly seem to be falling that way. The latest sneak peeks from Monday's all-new episode see Robin taking a trip to the past, while Ted revels in nostalgia of his own, so where is it all leading?
Where last night's all-new 'Supernatural' episode "The Great Escapist" introduced us to a few new faces important to May 15 finale "Sacrifice," next Wednesday's "Clip Show" will bring a number of past players out of the woodwork to trouble the Winchesters once again. As if the Winchesters didn't have enough trouble with Sam's deteriorating condition, what new threat does the latest clip from "Clip Show" reveal?
Earlier today, new photos emerged from 'How I Met Your Mother's penultimate season 8 episode "Something Old," highlighting Robin as she struggled to recover and artifact from her past in Central Park, but now the latest preview of Monday's all-new episode has the other side of the coin. Barney will attempt to Bond with Robin's father Robin Sr. ('Twin Peaks' Ray Wise) and you know what that means! Suit up for laser tag action with the latest 'How I Met Your Mother' preview!
After dominating the box office this past weekend with Michael Bay's 'Pain and Gain,' Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Mark Wahlberg are heading to the last place we expected to find them -- the small screen. The body-building duo will reunite for an upcoming HBO drama pilot about retired athletes in Miami, with Johnson set to star and Peter Berg attached to direct a script from 'Entourage' writer Stephen Levinson. But is there any chance HBO would pass on such a star-studded series?
