Video: Michonne in The Walking Dead

The Walking Dead returns Sun., Oct. 14 at 9/8c on AMC and is not available on DISH.

TV News: Warehouse 13 Battles One of Their Own In the Shocking Mid-Season Finale

Jack Kenny, Executive Producer, Warehouse 13: “In a surprising and thrilling culmination of the evil that Artie created when he used Magellan’s Astrolabe in the season premiere, Eddie, Myka, Claudia and Steve chase Artie across the world to prevent him from unleashing a far worse menace on humanity.”

Close Encounters of the Troubled Kind. Review: Haven, S3 “301”

Close encounters…of the troubled kind is what’s in store for Havenites. An alien abduction, magnetic fields, invisible forces attacking, crop circles, and lights in the sky—is Haven being invaded by space aliens, or is this the work of a “troubled” mind? As Duke (Eric Balfour) points out, “Everything that’s happening now, happened before.”

Shhh….It’s a Secret! Review: Wilfred, S2, Season Finale “Secrets”

WOW! What a twist of events. As season finales go, this one threw me for a loopty-loop! Did you expect that ending? Is Ryan the one who sold his former company’s secret to cash in on a $10.2 million payout? Can Amanda really understand Wilfred too?

Two New and Four Returning Bravo Series Come to our Screens This November

As the popular series The Real Housewives of New York and Top Chef All-Stars come to a close, Bravo is ready for an exciting November with two new series, Silicon Valley Start-Ups and LOLwork, and four returning series, The Real Housewives of Atlanta, The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Top Chef: Seattle, and Million Dollar Decorators. I confess to being a loyal fan of The Real Housewives franchise, as well as Top Chef, so I’m truly looking forward to November. I’m especially excited about LOLwork because if it’s anything like what I’ve seen on the web, we’ll all be LOL’ing.

This One Makes You Think… Book Review: Unwind by Neal Shusterman

What seemingly begins as a stand against issues concerning abortion, children’s rights and a person’s right to choose evolves into an action-filled, overthrow-the-man type novel. I like that Unwind makes you think because it shows both sides of the argument ‘what to do with unwanted children.’

Lifetime Orders Another Tour of Duty for Army Wives

As a fan of Army Wives since its inaugural season, I was thrilled to read Lifetime’s press release today announcing the renewal of the iconic series for a seventh season.

Production Begins on TNT’s “Monday Mornings”

Production is now under way for TNT’s powerful new medical drama Monday Mornings, starring Ving Rhames (Pulp Fiction, Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol) and based on the book by practicing neurosurgeon and CNN chief medical correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta. The series is slated to premiere in early 2013.

Spy Thriller, Hunted, Premieres October 19 on Cinemax

Since I am totally hooked on Cinemax’s first new original high octane series, Emmy®-nominated Strike Back now in its second season, I can’t wait to see what Cinemax’s new spy thriller Hunted has to offer. Having received an initial eight-episode order, the new drama series premieres Friday, October 19, 2012 at 10:00 pm ET/PT and stars Golden Globe nominee Melissa George (HBO’s In Treatment). From the press release below, I’m anxious to see if it lives up to its description.

Punching Bag. Review: Warehouse 13, S4 “Second Chances”

“Second Chances” packs a lot of punches—both literally and figuratively. After begrudgingly taking a mysterious case of people rusting away, Myka and Pete head to a small steel mill town in West Virginia to investigate. Jinks and Claudia take a trip to his hometown to find answers to him being free of the metronome. And back at the warehouse, Artie must contend with Mrs. Frederic about the astrolabe.

A crushing bear hug. Review: White Collar Summer Season Finale – “Vested Interest”

What a way to make an exit! “Vested Interest” has tension, banter, friendship repaired, bullets flying, truth revealed, and a rat! I’m always impressed by the writing on this show – the interactions and dialog flow so naturally viewers may feel as if they’re peering into the lives of these characters – but this season the writers have outdone themselves. Some of the plot points were telegraphed a bit, but the impact to the players involved minimized any predictability of the events unfolding around them.

Sins of the Fathers and a Brothel Wedding. Review: Sons of Anarchy – Season 5, Episode 2 “Authority Vested”

“Man, you guys are having a rough run!” Nero Padilla (Jimmy Smits) tells Jax (Charlie Hunnam). Truer words couldn’t have been said. Payback, revenge, and home invasions are the focus of “Authority Vested.”

Advance Movie Review: Hollow

I’m a huge fan of scary movies so when I was presented with the opportunity to watch Hollow before its release on VOD, I was thrilled. Finally, I could scream to my heart’s content in the privacy of my own home, where no one could hear me making a fool of myself. Unfortunately, that didn’t happen. There was no screaming, no tissue clenching, and no heart pounding.

Hotness Alert! Jesse L. Martin Comes to Smash

Yes, you read that headline correctly. Jesse L. Martin has scored a six-episode recurring arc on NBC’s hit musical drama, Smash, when it returns mid-season.

Pomp and Circumstance. Review: Copper, S1 Ep 5, “La Tempête”

Thankfully, my good-hearted Copper doesn’t seem so eager to fall into her bed when she offers it up to him. Eva sees the gala as nothing more than a chance to peddle her brothel. She’s a woman out for herself, which, in itself, isn’t a bad thing, but her deadly jealousy has reaped a dead body.

TV News: Chiller Unveils Upcoming Originals

New York, NY – September 17, 2012 – Building on a year of successful original programming that included ratings highs among Adults 25-54 (Real Fear: The Truth Behind the Movies) and Adults 18-34 (Can You Survive a Horror Movie?), Chiller will continue to grow its offerings for 2012-2013. Its upcoming programming slate includes four all-new projects: its first-ever anthology film, two new installments in the popular Chiller 13 countdown franchise and original movie The Monkey’s Paw, featuring Stephen Lang, Corbin Bleu and Charles S. Dutton.

Welcome to Gleason’s Uptown. Review: White Collar – “Gloves Off”

The writers for White Collar weren’t kidding around with the title of this episode. “Gloves Off” comes out of the gate swinging and doesn’t let up until we’re left watching Peter (Tim DeKay), bereft of words, as Neal (Matt Bomer) storms away in a cloud of betrayal, confusion, and pain.

Darkness Lurks. Review: Season Finale: Lost Girl, S2 Ep 22, “Flesh and Blood”

Her mother went to the Dark side, and Bo could suffer the same fate in this battle. Her grandmother Isabeau’s (Alisen Down) essence would prevent that from happening, but even after the battle, something is different.

Speak Now or Forever Hold Your Poop! Review: Wilfred, S2 “Resentment”

Ryan isn’t happy about Jenna and Drew getting married, but when a secret about Jenna is revealed, it’s Wilfred who takes it the hardest. Things go terribly awry when Wilfred allows the sinuous thoughts of Jenna petting other dogs ruin him. Leave it to Wilfred to imagine the innocent laughter of Jenna playing with other pups become something so salacious.

Heartburn, Growth Spurts, and New Love for Pete? Review: Warehouse 13, S4 “Endless Wonder”

A mysterious occurrence of growth spurts potentially related to a prescribed heartburn medication plagues a small town in Indiana and Myka (Joanne Kelly) and Pete (Eddie McClintock) are on the case. Meanwhile, Jinks (Aaron Ashmore) and Claudia (Allison Scagliotti) team up to find out what Artie (Saul Rubinek) is hiding about the mysterious black crystals and missing artifacts.

Photos: The Vampire Diaries Season 4 Gallery Images

Don’t miss the season four premiere of The Vampire Diaries, “Vampire Soul” Thursday, October 11 at 8/7c only on The CW.

Review: Sons of Anarchy – Season 5 Premiere – “Sovereign” – A Granny Fetish and Shark Infested Waters: Transitions, Lies and a Torching

“Previously on Sons of Anarchy” are words many have longed to hear since season four wrapped up following an effervescent escalation of conflicts. With everything that happened, I’m anxious to know several things: will Jax’s (Charlie Hunnam) personal agenda impact his leadership as the new club president? Will Gemma (Katey Sagal) and the SAMCRO members adapt to the changes in the club? With enemies closing in, can SAMCRO survive the shark-infested waters? Fortunately, “Sovereign” doesn’t waste time tackling these questions.

Interviews From The Red Carpet – Sons of Anarchy Season 5 Premiere

YEC goes on the red carpet at the season 5 premiere of Sons of Anarchy. It’s a very warm, sunny day is Westwood, CA. The streets are blocked off and fans are starting to line up. I get some stares and possibly the stink-eye from a few of the devoted fans as they see me checking-in to get my press wristband and take my place on the press line. And despite the fact I’ve done this before, I was so nervous stepping onto the press line.

Mind your Ps and Qs. Review: Copper – “The Empty Locket”

She’s not enjoying the high society life with Elizabeth; instead, she wants to go back and live with Eva at the brothel, which is no surprise. It’s a life she knows, what she was born into. Hearing her play the piano, singing “Mary had a little lamb, she kept it on a barge. When she took its bloomers off, its woolly dick got large” was a hoot.

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Sons of Anarchy season five premiere is Tuesday, September 11 at 10PM only on FX.