DAYS BEFORE THE SEASON FIVE PREMIERE, AMC RENEWS
“THE WALKING DEAD” FOR A SIXTH SEASON

#1 Show on Television Among Adults 18-49, and Highest-Rated Show in
Cable History, Returns for Its Fifth Season at 9PM ET/PT on October 12,
Followed by Live “Talking Dead” Aftershow

New York – October 7, 2014 – Days away from its season five premiere, AMC announced today that it has renewed “The Walking Dead,” the #1 show on television among adults 18-49 for the last two years and most highly-rated show in cable television history, for a sixth season. The season five premiere is this Sunday, Oct. 12, at 9 p.m. ET/PT, followed by the live season premiere of “Talking Dead” at 10 p.m. ET/PT with host Chris Hardwick and this week’s guests Scott M. Gimple, Greg Nicotero and Conan O’Brien.
 
“We could not be more excited for October 12th as we share new episodes of ‘The Walking Dead’ with fans around the globe,” said AMC President Charlie Collier. “In advance of Sunday’s season five premiere, AMC proudly confirms a sixth season order of this extraordinary series. Thank you to Robert Kirkman, Scott Gimple, the terrific executive producers, and the entire team who brings this compelling world and these rich characters to life.  There’s plenty more Dead ahead thanks to their impressive, collective effort.”

By Jamie Ruby

Tomorrow CW premieres it's new series, The Flash, which is a spinoff of Arrow. The show follows Barry Allen (Grant Gustin), who's mother was killed and his father was convicted of the murder when he was only eleven. His best friend Iris (Candice Patton)'s father, Detective Joe West (Jesse L. Martin), took him in and raised him. Now working with West, Barry is an observant CSI investigator. Though West has always thought his mother's case was open and shut and is sure his father is the culprit, Barry refuses to give up.

Barry is a science geek and goes to see the unveiling of physicist Harrison Wells (Tom Cavanagh)'s particle accelerator, but during the test something goes wrong and many people are affected. Barry wakes up after a nine month coma to find that he has super speed, and intends to use it to help others.

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By Marcina Zaccaria

Inside the Mind of Leonardo, a new movie from History Films, is a stunning motion picture in 3D, featuring Peter Capaldi and directed by Julian Jones.

The documentary film takes place in Florence and Milan, and features potent monologues performed by BAFTA Award winning actor Peter Capaldi. Capaldi plays Leonardo in the film. The slim actor who received an Oscar for Best Live Action Short Film for his movie, Franz Kafka’s It’s a Wonderful Life, reveals the emotion behind Leonardo, the man who many regard as a genius.

Image after image, monologue after monologue, the film doesn’t fail to disappoint. So much is known about Leonardo da Vinci. The inventor, the artist, and the military theorist had over 6,000 pages of notebooks. Da Vinci’s notebooks feature visionary drawings, musings on experience and causation, and mundane lists of food items. Holding information about beauty, flight, and war, da Vinci’s musings make exceptional sense when spoken by Capaldi. Throughout the film, the Scottish actor brings life and meaning to Renaissance concepts and ideals.

By Karen Moul

We're just two weeks into Sleepy Hollow's second season and already fans are raving about the series' new character - Benjamin Franklin. At first glance, Timothy Busfield (The West Wing, thirtysomething) seems too young to play the old man we know from the $100 bill, but viewers can't get enough of Busfield's snarky, domineering mentor to Ichabod Crane.

Busfield is also thrilled with the role. Despite the schedule challenges of working on two series at the same time (Busfield is also a producer/director/actor on ABC's Secrets & Lies), he jumped at the chance to play Franklin.

"I was really excited to get the call...and jumped all over it," he told journalists this week. "I took it as an honor, absolutely.To play somebody that's that well-known, it was an honor."

Busfield admitted, however, that his excitement was followed by "immediate panic and terror."

"It's scary," he explained. "You have to do your homework. I don't think it's a part you can just throw on the wig and the outfit and say, "I'm Ben Franklin," like you're going to a Halloween party."

FOX’s hit series Bones recently premiered its tenth season. Pretty soon it will be hitting the 200th episode milestone. Executive Producer Stephen Nathan recently talked to the media about the new season and what viewers can expect coming up.

Nathan talked to SciFi Vision about the upcoming 200th episode. “I’m going to be very, very vague and circumspect. It will be an episode unlike any we’ve ever done before. We’re going to have as many people who have crossed our paths as we possibly can. There are limitations to that of course, some limitations that we can’t possibly get around. But we wanted to give a little gift to the fans, to the people who have watched Bones for ten years or even three or five or six, give them a little gift showing our characters in a situation they would never normally find themselves in and just see our characters from a different perspective. It’s not a dream show, but it is unique. It is going to be visually something we’ve never seen before on Bones and stylistically something we’ve never seen on Bones before.”