FX hosted a conference call with the hit series’ creator and executive producer Kurt Sutter to discuss his decision to kill fan favorite Opie Winston (Ryan Hurst). Sons of Anarchy fans are still recovering from the violent manner in which Opie met his demise in this week’s episode, “Laying Pipe.”
Sep 27 2012
Sons of Anarchy’s Michael Ornstein’s Upcoming Jack Kerouac Tribute at the Beat Museum: Honoring and Reinventing Kerouac’s Scroll
Sons of Anarchy fans may want to schedule a visit to the San Francisco Beat Museum on the evening of October 27. Michael Ornstein, who plays fan favorite Chucky, will be part of the festivities to honor Jack Kerouac’s book On the Road and to celebrate the upcoming release of the Walter Salles directed film inspired by it.
Sep 25 2012
Murder in the Warehouse! Review: Warehouse 13, S4 “The Ones You Love”
The evil of Artie’s (Saul Rubinek) own making becomes deadlier than I imagined. Not only have artifacts gone missing—causing mayhem in the world—but now the team’s families are involved and getting caught in the line of fire. As Myka (Joanne Kelly), Pete (Eddie McClintock), and Claudia (Allison Scagliotti) race to save their loved ones, Jinks (Aaron Ashmore) joins Mrs. Frederic (CCH Pounder) in Rome as they try to find clues within the Vatican walls.
Sep 24 2012
Video: Michonne in The Walking Dead
Sep 24 2012
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.”
Sep 21 2012
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.”
Sep 21 2012
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.
Sep 20 2012
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.
Sep 20 2012
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.
Sep 19 2012
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.
Sep 19 2012
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.
