I haven't received a press release with the numbers yet, but I'm guessing that last night's ratings for ABC's Scandal likely hit another series/season high, or somewhere around there, given the increased level of social networking activity last night - at least, I felt like my T...
Read More »Giving hope to both TV shows inspired by podcasts and the nascent "surreal, deconstructed talk show" genre, IFC has renewed Scott Aukerman's "Comedy Bang! Bang!" for a second season, the network announced today.
Read More »There are eight more episodes left of "Breaking Bad" -- eight installments with which to close out the story of Walter White (Bryan Cranston), high school chemistry teacher turned meth kingpin. It's already been revealed that Cranston, who directed season two premiere "Seven Thirty-Seven" and season...
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Read More »Isabella Rossellini charmed the world with "Green Porno," the strange, funny and idiosyncratic short film/web series she did for the Sundance Channel in which she donned costumes to enact the mating rituals of a dragonfly, spider, bee, praying mantis, firefly, worm, snail and housefly...
Read More »BBC America's set a premiere date for its newest show "Orphan Black" -- Saturday, March 30th at 9pm will be the kickoff for the sci-fi series, which willl air between the season premiere of "Doctor Who" at 8pm and the series premiere of Chris Hardwick's "The Nerdist&...
Read More »Sterling Archer, the super spy of FX's profanely entertaining animated series "Archer," has little in common with the title character of Fox's "Bob's Burgers" aside from the fact that both are voiced by comedian H. Jon Benjamin (also of "Dr. Katz, Profession...
Read More »I don't believe we've ever featured a Nigerian web-series, so here's one I was recently alerted to that looks like it's well put together, and figured I'd draw your attention to it.
Read More »"Out There," the new series starting on IFC on Friday, February 22nd, is the creation of former "South Park" animation director Ryan Quincy. Aside from also being animated, it has little in common with the Trey Parker and Matt Stone series -- "Out There" is more in the vein of "Freaks and Geeks," a ...
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