Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. – “Providence” Retrospective. Agents of Nothing?

After HYDRA was discovered embedded deeply within the ranks of S.H.I.E.L.D., Agent Coulson (Clark Gregg) receives a message from Air Force Colonel Glenn Talbot (Adrian Pasdar) saying he and a peacekeeping force is coming to check out the Hub, aka the S.H.I.E.L.D. base. Even Coulson knows, “This doesn’t sound good.”

The Americans – “New Car” Review. How Far Would You Go?

While “New Car” exhibits Philip’s (Matthew Rhys) love for many things American, it also reaffirms his hatred for America when he learns the Americans planted the propeller plans he and Elizabeth (Keri Russell) stole last week in “Arpanet,” which led to the deaths of 180 Russian men aboard a submarine. In the meantime, despite Martha (Alison Wright) telling Clark/Philip “everything is great” between them, she attempts to throw a monkey wrench into the works concerning her job. She has no idea that what she’s asking Clark to do may very well signal the end of their marriage unless Clark can find a way to dissuade her. “New Car” deals with loyalty—to countries and people you love.

Fargo Season Premiere – “The Crocodile’s Dilemma” Review. You Betcha.

It has been years since I saw the film Fargo and the only things I really remember about it is a scene that took place at the parking ramp of the church I attended — the infamous wood chipper scene — and, of course, the so-called Minnesota accents. When FX sent me screeners of the first four episodes of Fargo, I decided to re-watch the film first to refresh my memory. The series isn’t a remake or a reboot of the movie, and it’s not necessary to see the movie to follow the series.

FX’s The Americans Renewed for a Third Season

As a weekly reviewer and huge fan of FX’s The Americans, I was thrilled to learn the critically acclaimed series has been renewed for a 13-episode third season. There are six episodes remaining this season, which will now air on Wednesdays at 10 pm ET/PT, only on FX.

Warehouse 13 Conference Call – Eddie McClintock, Joanne Kelly, Jack Kenny

Warehouse 13 fans are singing the blues right now. The beloved series is in its final, abbreviated season with only six episodes. Read below what stars Eddie McClintock and Joanne Kelly, along with Executive Producer Jack Kenny have to say about the final season. We find out that McClintock had to learn to speak Spanish, quickly, for an episode entitled “Savage Seduction,” Warehouse 13’s take on a telenovela. Now I’m dying to see it!

Warehouse 13 – “Endless Terror” Recap. Warped Time.

As we jump into “Endless Terror,” by using a special artifact, Paracelsus gains complete control over Clauda. He forces her to reveal secrets of what she knows about the current warehouse by using another artifact. Meanwhile, Artie and Jinks are trying to figure out a way to break through the protective barrier Paracelsus places around the warehouse.

Resurrection – “Home” Recap. The .38 Formula

Despite repeatedly watching the video, Sheriff Langston (Matt Craven) struggles with the notion that Caleb (Sam Hazeldine) simply disappeared from his jail cell. Did Caleb make himself vanish or was someone or something behind it?

Grimm – “The Law of Sacrifice” Retrospective. Royal Drama

Grimm knocks it out of the park with “The Law of Sacrifice.” This episode is exciting from the moment it starts to its surprising end. Battle lines are drawn and the royals come to Portland to claim the baby. The reach of the Verrat and the royal powers goes deep within the U.S. government, throwing a wrench into things for those protecting the child.

Suits Season Finale Retrospective – “No Way Out.” Goodbye Mike

After all the infighting between Hardman (David Costable) and Darby (Conleth Hill), the second half of season three of Suits focused on family. In “No Way Out,” relationships are put to the test as Mike (Patrick J Adams) is arrested for his questionable actions in the Hessington settlement. But attorney Eric Woodall (Zeljko Ivanek) isn’t really after Mike; it’s Harvey (Gabriel Macht) he wants. Will Mike turn on his mentor, and will this investigation expose Mike’s secret?

Fargo Conference Call: Martin Freeman talks about “Fargo”

On April 10, 2014, I had the pleasure of participating in a conference call with actor Martin Freeman who is co-starring with Billy Bob Thornton in FX’s new limited series Fargo. Martin plays Lester Nygaard, a timid insurance salesman living in Bemidji, Minnesota.

Fargo Conference Call: Billy Bob Thornton talks about “Fargo”

On April 9, 2014, I took part in a conference call with actor Billy Bob Thornton who co-stars with Martin Freeman in FX’s new limited series Fargo. The show is based on the Coen brothers’ 1996 film of the same name.

NBC’s Mini-Series ‘Rosemary’s Baby’ To Air May 11 and May 15

“Rosemary’s Baby,” the four-hour adaptation of the 1967 best-selling suspense novel by Ira Levin, will air on NBC Sunday, May 11 and Thursday, May 15. The telecast will air each night from 9-11 p.m. ET/PT. “Rosemary’s Baby” centers on a young married couple who move into a Paris apartment that has a haunted past. After getting pregnant, the wife becomes increasingly suspicious that both her husband and their neighbors will have ulterior motives when her child is born.

Syfy Gives Straight-to-Series Greenlight to Space Opera “The Expanse”

Syfy continues to ramp up its slate of ambitious and high quality scripted series with a straight-to-series greenlight for space-opera project The Expanse, it was announced today by Syfy President, Dave Howe. The 10-episode order is Syfy’s boldest new series commitment to date. The Expanse is produced by Alcon Television Group (ATG), a division of Alcon Entertainment, and marks the company’s first series order.

Years of Living Dangerously Series Premiere: “Dry Season” Recap – Global Warming Is Real?

Even if you don’t believe in climate change — even if you are religious and believe the weather is an act of God —Years of Living Dangerously provides enough information for you to choose from to do with it what you will. What I like about Years of Living Dangerously is it doesn’t preach to you; it doesn’t shout at you (figuratively) and it doesn’t berate you. The purpose of this docu-series intends to open the doors to communication, to learn, and understand what these scientists are discovering about our planet.

Interview: “The Walking Dead” Showrunner Scott Gimple Answers Fans Questions

“The Walking Dead” Showrunner Scott Gimple answers fans questions in this two-part interview.

TNT Greenlights THE LIBRARIANS Starring Rebecca Romijn, Noah Wyle to EP

TNT is returning to the world of its hit movie franchise The Librarian with a brand new series starring Rebecca Romijn (X-Men, TNT’s King & Maxwell) who is set to lead the cast of the new series, which is entitled The Librarians. Noah Wyle (Falling Skies, ER) will executive-produce and play a recurring role in the series, reprising his role as Flynn Carsen from TNT’s movie trilogy.

Amazon to Acquire ComiXology

Amazon.com today announced that it has reached an agreement to acquire comiXology, the company that revolutionized the digital comics reading experience with their immersive Guided View technology and makes discovering, buying, and reading comic books and graphic novels easier and more fun than ever before.

Linda Hamilton to Guest Star On Syfy’s Series DEFIANCE

Linda Hamilton joins the season two cast of Syfy’s highly-rated and groundbreaking drama series, Defiance, in the recurring guest role of Pilar, the mysterious and long-separated wife of Rafe McCawley (Graham Greene). Premiering its second season on Thursday, June 19 at 8PM ET/PT.

Donal Logue Lands Recurring Role in ‘LAW & ORDER: SVU’

Actor Donal Logue (“Sons of Anarchy,” “Vikings,”) will star in a recurring role on NBC’s hit “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.” Logue will continue his role as Lieutenant Declan Murphy, acting commander of the New York Special Victims Unit. He is slated to appear through the end of the season. “Law & Order: SVU” airs Wednesdays at 9:00 p.m. ET.

Louie Premieres Monday, May 5 On FX – Sneak Peek

The all new season of FX’s critically acclaimed comedy Louie from Louis C.K. premieres Monday, May 5th

Agents of _____? Retrospective: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. – “Turn, Turn, Turn”

In “End of the Beginning,” Agent Sitwell (Maximiliano Hernandez) was ordered to report to the Lemurian Star. Die-hard fans knew this would set up a crossover between Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Captain America: The Winter Soldier but many could never have imagined the fallout that takes place because of it. It fundamentally changes the course of the series forever.

The Americans – Review of “Arpanet.” A Rat, Some Cheese, and a Tiger

“Arpanet” moves the storyline along nicely and is a very interesting episode. We see Lucia for who she truly is, as well as a new side of Nina. Mahendru is doing such a good job of portraying Nina, I can’t tell whose side Nina is on. Just when I think she is truly in love with Stan, she does an abrupt about face with Oleg. Or does she?

HBO Documentary – One Last Hug: Three Days At Grief Camp Debuts April 14

One in seven American children experiences the death of a loved one before age 20, and few adults know how to help deal with the grief that follows. ONE LAST HUG: THREE DAYS AT GRIEF CAMP highlights the work of professional counselors and volunteers at Camp Erin, a three-day program that encourages grieving children ranging in age from six to 17 to share their feelings and memories of lost loved ones with their peers. The camp, founded by baseball star Jamie Moyer and his wife Karen in memory of Erin Metcalf, a fan who died of cancer at 17, takes place in 43 locations nationwide.

Nat Geo Wild Greenlights Season 2 of Cesar 911

Nat Geo WILD has ordered a second season of Cesar 911 to air both in the US and internationally. On the heels of Nat Geo WILD’s highest-rated and most-watched quarter in network history, the first season of Cesar 911 was a ratings success, becoming the second-highest-rated series in WILD history.

Justified Season 5 Finale Review – “Restitution” Ultimate Double Cross

After a lot of bumps this season with some mediocre episodes, Justified pulls a genius move with its season finale, “Restitution.” The twists, turns, and cliffhanger will leave your jaw gaping while you scratch your head at the audacity of the Justified writers. How in the world does such a crazy, haphazard season go from ‘what the hell are they playing at,’ to ‘hot damn, I’m SO ready for season six?’