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Ryan Merriman & Tom Everett Scott: Independence Day-Saster
By Jamie Ruby
Tonight Syfy will be premiering its newest original movie Independence Day-Saster. The film follows the destruction to the planet as aliens invade the earth. Two of the heroes of the film are firefighter Pete, played by Ryan Merriman, and his brother, the President of the United States, played by Tom Everett Scott. They team up with a SETI scientist to try to save the earth while there is still one to save.
Tonight Syfy will be premiering its newest original movie Independence Day-Saster. The film follows the destruction to the planet as aliens invade the earth. Two of the heroes of the film are firefighter Pete, played by Ryan Merriman, and his brother, the President of the United States, played by Tom Everett Scott. They team up with a SETI scientist to try to save the earth while there is still one to save.
Mad Men 6.13 Review: “In Care Of”
By John Keegan and Henry Tran
So the result of maintaining the lifestyle of a villain means you lose everything you hold dear. At the end of this season, Don has nothing. Who saw that one coming? It’s all his doing, too. His life had unraveled to the point where he desperately tried to correct any flaws that were eating away at him. Tried to quit drinking cold turkey. He volunteered to move to the opposite side of the country (as a lowdown way to steal another man’s idea) in order to start over. His entire world has now changed. It’s all because he broke down at a key moment in trying to land another big account.
So the result of maintaining the lifestyle of a villain means you lose everything you hold dear. At the end of this season, Don has nothing. Who saw that one coming? It’s all his doing, too. His life had unraveled to the point where he desperately tried to correct any flaws that were eating away at him. Tried to quit drinking cold turkey. He volunteered to move to the opposite side of the country (as a lowdown way to steal another man’s idea) in order to start over. His entire world has now changed. It’s all because he broke down at a key moment in trying to land another big account. Jane Seymour Returns to Franklin & Bash
By Jamie Ruby
Recently Franklin & Bash returned to TNT for season three. Tomorrow night the series welcomes back Jane Seymour, who reprises her role as Colleen, Peter's mother. In the episode, she has been arrested for prostitution, and her son and his partner must prove that she is actually working as a sexual surrogate offering therapy.
Seymour talked to the press yesterday about returning to the series, as well as what it was like kissing Heather Locklear.
Recently Franklin & Bash returned to TNT for season three. Tomorrow night the series welcomes back Jane Seymour, who reprises her role as Colleen, Peter's mother. In the episode, she has been arrested for prostitution, and her son and his partner must prove that she is actually working as a sexual surrogate offering therapy.Seymour talked to the press yesterday about returning to the series, as well as what it was like kissing Heather Locklear.
Elijah Wood on Season 3 of Wilfred
By Jamie Ruby
Last Thursday Wilfred returned to FX with all new episodes for season three. The series follows Ryan Newman, played by Elijah Wood, a struggling and suicidal ex-lawyer who sees his neighbor's dog Wilfred (Jason Gann) as a full grown man in a dog suit. The two form a unique friendship as Ryan tries to get his life back together.
Wood recently talked to the media about the new season and what it's like working on such a unique series.
Last Thursday Wilfred returned to FX with all new episodes for season three. The series follows Ryan Newman, played by Elijah Wood, a struggling and suicidal ex-lawyer who sees his neighbor's dog Wilfred (Jason Gann) as a full grown man in a dog suit. The two form a unique friendship as Ryan tries to get his life back together.Wood recently talked to the media about the new season and what it's like working on such a unique series.
Guy Torry Talks Dancing Fools
By Lynn Tackitt
In the world of "reality" television, ABC Family is bringing fun television for the family back to mainstream television. In a recent interview, Guy Torry discusses the new show and the fun they have while filming, which makes long days just breeze by.
Mr. Torry tells of his moving out to Los Angeles, his stand-up comedy history, and some of his charities and what he feels is his duty to do. Some of his future plans are with a documentary in the works and a comedy tour.
Dancing Fools is not only an entertaining, family show, it has a charming, down-to-earth co-host in Guy Torry.
In the world of "reality" television, ABC Family is bringing fun television for the family back to mainstream television. In a recent interview, Guy Torry discusses the new show and the fun they have while filming, which makes long days just breeze by.Mr. Torry tells of his moving out to Los Angeles, his stand-up comedy history, and some of his charities and what he feels is his duty to do. Some of his future plans are with a documentary in the works and a comedy tour.
Dancing Fools is not only an entertaining, family show, it has a charming, down-to-earth co-host in Guy Torry.
Warehouse 13 4.17 Review: “What Matters Most”
By John Keegan
It’s good to see that the writers are finally beginning to address the larger plot arcs for this half of the season, but I’m a bit puzzled at the decision to make the revelation at the very end so abrupt. I don’t recall seeing any kind of setup regarding Myka and medical tests in previous episodes. It’s entirely possible that I missed those hints, given how mediocre some of those episodes were, but it feels like this little revelation comes out of nowhere.The Borgias 3.10 Review: “The Prince”
By John Keegan
Well, here it is, the series finale of The Borgias. Not only is it a bit early, but the very title of the episode promises a distinct shift in the intended story arc. Cesare Borgia, the influence for Machiavelli’s infamous work, comes into his own, even as Rodrigo conspires to change the Papacy in the most fundamental of ways.
Well, here it is, the series finale of The Borgias. Not only is it a bit early, but the very title of the episode promises a distinct shift in the intended story arc. Cesare Borgia, the influence for Machiavelli’s infamous work, comes into his own, even as Rodrigo conspires to change the Papacy in the most fundamental of ways. Exclusive: Tony Curran on Playing Datak
Exclusive Interview with Tony Curran of Defiance on May 23, 2013
Interview by Jamie Ruby
Written by Jamie Ruby
Syfy's Defiance is home to a diverse group of alien races, including the Castithans. One of the Castithan families living in the town is the Tarrs – Datak, played by Tony Curran, and Stahma (Jaime Murray), and their son Alak (Jesse Rath).
Curran recently talked to Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about what it's like playing Datak.
Interview by Jamie Ruby
Written by Jamie Ruby
Syfy's Defiance is home to a diverse group of alien races, including the Castithans. One of the Castithan families living in the town is the Tarrs – Datak, played by Tony Curran, and Stahma (Jaime Murray), and their son Alak (Jesse Rath).Curran recently talked to Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about what it's like playing Datak.
True Blood 6.1 Review: “Who Are You, Really?”
By John Keegan
This is the first season of True Blood after the departure of Alan Ball, and as such, there is likely to be a transitional period as the series tries to pull itself out of the cycle of endless meandering that marked much of the past few seasons. Finding a consistent and comprehensive direction for the series is a must at this point, especially since many of the show’s most dedicated fans admit that the show seems aimless.
This is the first season of True Blood after the departure of Alan Ball, and as such, there is likely to be a transitional period as the series tries to pull itself out of the cycle of endless meandering that marked much of the past few seasons. Finding a consistent and comprehensive direction for the series is a must at this point, especially since many of the show’s most dedicated fans admit that the show seems aimless.Burn Notice 7.2 Review: “Forget Me Not”
By John Keegan
This is the 100th episode of Burn Notice, and the writers clearly wanted to deliver a bit of a special moment to the fans. In this case, it is a series of flashbacks to the beginning of Michael and Fiona’s relationship in Ireland. While it does end up twisting the proverbial knife at the end of the episode, it also delivers a seemingly endless stream of incredibly bad Irish accents. So bad that it makes one wonder how either of them could possibly be credible espionage experts running an operation in that country!
This is the 100th episode of Burn Notice, and the writers clearly wanted to deliver a bit of a special moment to the fans. In this case, it is a series of flashbacks to the beginning of Michael and Fiona’s relationship in Ireland. While it does end up twisting the proverbial knife at the end of the episode, it also delivers a seemingly endless stream of incredibly bad Irish accents. So bad that it makes one wonder how either of them could possibly be credible espionage experts running an operation in that country!
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Welcome! This is a place for those inspired by the strange, fantastic, and unknown. It is dedicated to those who share their talents with us and shine, whether it be on our televisions or on the silver screen. Here you will find interviews with celebrities, reviews from multiple genres, and other pop culture news and multimedia. While we originally started with a love for science fiction and fantasy, this site is no longer just for any one genre.Something you want to see featured here? Have your own site you'd like to see here? Don't hesitate to let us know!
Welcome! This is a place for those inspired by the strange, fantastic, and unknown. It is dedicated to those who share their talents with us and shine, whether it be on our televisions or on the silver screen. Here you will find interviews with celebrities, reviews from multiple genres, and other pop culture news and multimedia. While we originally started with a love for science fiction and fantasy, this site is no longer just for any one genre.Something you want to see featured here? Have your own site you'd like to see here? Don't hesitate to let us know!
Welcome! This is a place for those inspired by the strange, fantastic, and unknown. It is dedicated to those who share their talents with us and shine, whether it be on our televisions or on the silver screen. Here you will find interviews with celebrities, reviews from multiple genres, and other pop culture news and multimedia. While we originally started with a love for science fiction and fantasy, this site is no longer just for any one genre.Something you want to see featured here? Have your own site you'd like to see here? Don't hesitate to let us know!