Electrifying Developments. Review Haven — “William”

Electrifying Developments. Review Haven — “William” 1

Just when I think I have an idea of what’s happening on Haven, “William” blows my theories to smithereens. “William” is a fantastic, mind-blowing episode that will have your jaws aching from being dropped to the floor, and your eyes and ears straining to make sure you don’t miss a single electrifying moment! Beware, things are not as they seem.

And Dobrev Makes Three… Review: The Vampire Diaries – “Handle with Care”

And Dobrev Makes Three… Review: The Vampire Diaries – “Handle with Care” 2

As if we haven’t had enough to work out with two sets of doppelgangers, The Vampire Diaries’ writers must believe we want yet another lookalike walking around town.

Love Can Be So Cruel. Review: Dracula – “Goblin Merchant Men”

Love Can Be So Cruel. Review: Dracula – “Goblin Merchant Men” 3

Season 1, Episode 3 Air Date: Friday, November 8, 2013, 10/9c on NBC. Rating:     “…and Harker, never presume to defend me to anyone.” — Renfield   “Goblin Merchant Men” isn’t for the faint of heart. There are several bloody scenes thrown into this dire but intriguing episode that reveals much, yet doesn’t quite …

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The Dr. Is In. Retrospective: White Collar – “Controlling Interests”

The Dr. Is In. Retrospective: White Collar - “Controlling Interests” 5

I’m going to just come out and say it—this episode simply did not work for me on many levels but I’m not 100% sure why. Something feels off and I don’t know whether it’s because the writers are setting the characters up for something big (like an emotional breakdown for someone) or something else entirely.

This Little Piggy… Retrospective: Grimm – “A Dish Best Served Cold”

This Little Piggy... Retrospective: Grimm – “A Dish Best Served Cold” 6

An unappetizing quote leads us into a macabre episode of culinary frights. “A Dish Best Served Cold” is quite gruesome in its subject matter with tension slowly building from the opening scene to the end. I found myself unable to turn away from the screen because something major was going down and I didn’t want to miss a single second.

Fun? What Fun? Review: The Tomorrow People – “All Tomorrow’s Parties”

Fun? What Fun? Review: The Tomorrow People – “All Tomorrow’s Parties” 7

With solutions come trouble and The Tomorrow People doesn’t shy away from the drama or violence. It dives right in and shows you just how bad things can get when no one listens to their leader because the fun must be had!

Interview with Sonequa Martin-Green (Sasha) of “The Walking Dead”

Interview with Sonequa Martin-Green (Sasha) of "The Walking Dead" 8

The Walking Dead airs Sunday nights at 9/8c only on AMC!

TV News: Syfy Celebrates Thanksgiving With James Bond, Star Trek, and Indiana Jones

Syfy will shake up the Thanksgiving Weekend (November 28-December 1) with its annual two day James Bond marathon featuring a dozen movies featuring an assortment of James Bonds. Syfy will also “beam down” a Star Trek marathon of six films, rounding out the holiday festivities with Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

TV News: Syfy’s HAVEN Gets Visitors As Danny Masterson and Kris Lemche Guest Star

TV News: Syfy's HAVEN Gets Visitors As Danny Masterson and Kris Lemche Guest Star 9

Danny Masterson (Men at Work, That ‘70s Show) and Kris Lemche (Joan of Arcadia, Ghost Whisperer) join the cast of Syfy’s popular series Haven as guest stars. In the cross-over episode, titled “A Shot in the Dark,” Haven’s season-long social media storyline makes the jump to the small screen when the Darkside Seekers, a duo of paranormal investigators who star in their own low-budget TV reality show, pay the town of Haven a visit to investigate reports of a murder victim missing a heart. Tweet me @judybopp #HavenSnitch

Different Kinds of Scars. Review: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D – “F.Z.Z.T”

Different Kinds of Scars. Review: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D - “F.Z.Z.T” 10

Following the Chitauri alien attack on New York depicted in the movie The Avengers, first responders were sent in to help clean up the aftermath. Two years later, the bodies of some of those involved in the cleanup have been found suspended in mid-air, definitely making this a case for the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

Poetic. Review: The Originals – “Fruit of the Poisoned Tree”

Poetic. Review: The Originals – “Fruit of the Poisoned Tree” 11

The Originals is kicking it up a notch with mysterious disappearances and subtle declarations of war. Keep watching to see what happens next.

TV News: FX’s American Horror Story Renewed for a Fourth Season

TV News: FX's American Horror Story Renewed for a Fourth Season 12

As an avid fan of the American Horror Story franchise, I was thrilled to learn the Emmy® and Golden Globe® award winning series has been renewed for a fourth season. The new season of the AHS miniseries, which will encompass 13 episodes, is untitled as of yet but will debut in 2014.

An Outpouring of Secrets – Retrospective: Sons of Anarchy – “John 8:32”

An Outpouring of Secrets - Retrospective: Sons of Anarchy – “John 8:32” 13

The title, “John 8:32” hints at it all—this is the episode in which the outpouring of secrets is unleashed courtesy of Tara (Maggie Siff) and Gemma (Katey Sagal). The latest incident between the women causes the men in their lives to take sides. As each woman fights for equal footing, will the truth really set the Charming folk free?

An Unappetizing Feat. Retrospective: Sleepy Hollow – “The Sin Eater”

An Unappetizing Feat. Retrospective: Sleepy Hollow – “The Sin Eater” 14

“The Sin Eater” knocks it out of the park, pun intended. After a three week hiatus, Sleepy Hollow comes to bat ready to hit home runs for the rest of the season. “The Sin Eater” makes no apologies as it roars through in a most frightening manner with talk of demons and sin. Nightmare sequences complete with crackling lightning, a crying baby, strange looking dolls, and a headless horseman – all things that would make anyone cringe.

An Unexpected Partnership. Recap: Castle – “Like Father, Like Daughter”

An Unexpected Partnership. Recap: Castle - "Like Father, Like Daughter" 15

As the title “Like Father, Like Daughter” suggests, last night’s Castle was all about Alexis (Molly Quinn). I would have completely loved all the father-daughter scenes between Castle (Nathan Fillion) and Alexis if the episode hadn’t come to life during this season. Alexis used to be the intelligent, levelheaded, voice of reason on the show and I like to admit I had a lot in common with her. Now all I want to do is call her the scum of the earth! All right, that’s a little harsh. But really, she has turned into a spoiled little brat who is acting all kinds of selfish.

TV News: FX Sets January 2014 Premieres of Justified, Archer, and Chozen

TV News: FX Sets January 2014 Premieres of Justified, Archer, and Chozen 16

FX has locked down the January premiere dates of its original series including the Emmy Award-winning drama Justified, the hit animated comedy Archer, and its new animated comedy Chozen, which had been scheduled to run on FXX but now will be paired with Archer for a Monday night animation block. With the move of Chozen to FX, FXX will pair Ali G: Rezurection with the critically acclaimed original comedy series Legit.

TV Promo: Paranormal Witness – “The Visitors” Sneak Peek

TV Promo: Paranormal Witness – "The Visitors" Sneak Peek 17

The Visitors – Sneak Peek: A skeptical scientist comes face to face with the paranormal—and catches it on camera.

A Kiss Goodnight. Retrospective: Witches of East End – “Electric Avenue”

A Kiss Goodnight. Retrospective: Witches of East End - "Electric Avenue" 18

Witches of East End hits a high mark with its latest episode “Electric Avenue.” A well-balanced blend of humor and heartbreak, the Lifetime series continues to build its mythology without losing the continuity of its storylines. Whereas most fledgling sci-fi/fantasy series lean on its supernatural elements—failing to develop its characters—Witches of East End has not lost sight at the key ingredient which makes this series so great: family.

Decisions, Decisions… Review: The Walking Dead – “Indifference”

Decisions, Decisions... Review: The Walking Dead - "Indifference" 19

The Walking Dead takes a look at this lack of sympathy in a few of its characters and leaves us to decide who’s right or wrong. This is a tough episode to digest.

TV News: TravelChannel.com Names The “Travel’s Best” Travel Deals For 2013

TV News: TravelChannel.com Names The "Travel's Best" Travel Deals For 2013 20

Travelchannel.com names the “Travel’s Best” Travel Deals for 2013. This annual list is the ultimate resource for any savvy traveler looking for great travel deals, and includes the best websites, rewards programs, locations and other invaluable information.

TV News: Syfy Announces Lead Casting For “12 Monkeys” Pilot

Syfy’s pilot 12 Monkeys has cast Aaron Stanford and Amanda Schull in the project’s two lead roles. Also joining in key positions behind the camera are Natalie Chaidez (In Plain Sight, V, Heroes) as Executive Producer/Showrunner and Jeffrey Reiner (Helix, Friday Night Lights, Caprica) who will direct the pilot and also serve as Executive Producer.

Morphing Troubles and Creepy Crabs. Retrospective: Haven — “Crush”

Morphing Troubles and Creepy Crabs. Retrospective: Haven — “Crush” 21

“Crush” isn’t just about someone liking someone, it’s more a literal term meaning someone’s trouble is crushing people to death. While this trouble is a unique one in that the person afflicted has never had a family history of a trouble, what is most intriguing is the reason why the troubles are morphing. And as Lexie/Audrey (Emily Rose) said in “Lay Me Down,” things in Haven are about to get weird..er.

Keep Your Enemies Close… Review: Dracula – “A Whiff of Sulfur”

Keep Your Enemies Close… Review: Dracula – “A Whiff of Sulfur” 22

Dracula is quickly making itself into my favorite drama series this fall. I’m in love with the setting, the characters, and the story.

What Did You Do, Damon? Review: The Vampire Diaries – “Monster’s Ball”

What Did You Do, Damon? Review: The Vampire Diaries – “Monster’s Ball” 23

The ending of “Monster’s Ball” is soooo good I can’t wait until next week to see what’s going to happen.

Eating Peter’s Cake. Retrospective: White Collar – “One Last Stakeout”

Eating Peter’s Cake. Retrospective: White Collar - “One Last Stakeout” 24

Thanks to Neal (Matt Bomer), Hagen (Mark Sheppard), aka The Dutchman, is a free man. But Hagen isn’t about to give up the choke hold he has over Neal. Unfortunately, Neal is quick to learn this is only the beginning.

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