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Dollhouse is it still coming?

It seems as if everyone is down on Josh Weadon for stopping production on his new show Dollhouse coming our way next year.Talking to SciFi Wire, Amy Acker let everyone know they just need to stop trippin the show's second production hiatus was no big deal:

You know, we did take a little break, [a]nd I feel like it's coming back, and everyone is just excited to be there... I think we just kind of had that time, because it doesn't air until January... Instead of rushing to make episodes, they thought, 'Well, we've already made four, and they're all going to be done before the first one airs. So we have the luxury to take the time and make them the way they want them.

There seems to be lots of rumors going around the web and as with any of them who knows what really is going on.

The midseason opportunity is a blessing and curse. It’s a blessing because you have more time. And it’s a curse because you have more time. There’s a greater level of scrutiny. There is a greater level of intrusion from executives. The bar just keeps being raised because there’s no urgency to put the show on the air, so at no point do you just let go of it and say, “You know what, now it’s time for this country to decide whether this is something that’s going to tap into the Zeitgeist and become culturally phenomenal or successful in general, or not.” Being stuck in that limbo with a lot of well-intentioned executives is very difficult for a creator like Joss.

With... “Angel,” we shut that down at the very beginning of the process. There was a creative retooling. We went back up after a little over a month and the show just found the place where the stories were the most interesting and the characters just popped. And that’s where we’ve come to with “Dollhouse.” There’s a very complicated mythology that Joss is trying to crack in a way that’s satisfying to a broad audience but will also satisfy his core fan base who will watch anything that Joss does. This is a big task.

Smallville Changes

Things change thats just the nature of life. When a show that has been in our homes for many years changes its like a family member telling us some bad new. As some of you have heard long time producers of Smallville: Alfred Gough and Miles Millar has stated that last season was their last. As with everyone here in Hollywood they wanted more money and the time to work on other project. Also some news that hit me in the gut was that Michael Rosenbaum (Lex Luthor) and Kristin Kreuk (Lana Lang) are leaving the show to pursue other career opportunities. I wish them the best but damn they will be missed. I dont know what the next season will have in store for us but all I have to say is they better have that boy flying this year :)

"Comic Books Unbound"

"Comic Books Unbound", a Starz Originals production, looks at the evolution of Hollywoods revolutionary adaptations of famous and infamous comic book characters and storylines. With Selma Blair, Roger Corman, Guillermo Del Toro. 2008, TV14, USA

June 13, 2008 Starz East

Moonlight not over yet?

Moonlight may be over at CBS but not with the fans. Yes I was one of those peeps who after the first couple of episodes was like blah it's wack but I gave it a few more an I don't know if they changed writers or what it started to get really good. Then damn it they kill the show, I hate when that happens. Oh well unlike me other die hard fans are not taking this lying down they have started a letter wrinting campain to CBS and to the Sci-Fi Network.

According to Harry Werksman, one of Moonlight's executive producers, the Sci-Fi channel is indeed interested in picking Moonlight up.  If the series does get picked up by Sci Fi, Mick St. John (Alex O'Loughlin), will reportedly be transplanted to New York City, where Sci Fi is based.  However, talks are still ongoing, and nothing has been determined as of yet.

Witchblade on DVD

Well for everyone who was a fan of the TV series that ran for two seasons stand up and  be counted. Witchblade - The Complete Series will be released on July 29th 2008. Myself I was more a fan of the comics but with the hell I may still go pick this one up.

'Heroes' Season 3 Still Hope

NBC's Heroes took a beating from both critics and fans for its second season.  Now that it's over, many are waiting to see just how the next chapter will turn out, including show star Adrian Pasdar.

“Season 3 is going to be very interesting to see what happens and how they're able to take the lessons that we've learned, and really tell the story that they want to tell without losing an audience,” Pasdar, who plays Nathan Petrelli on Heroes, told Entertainment Weekly.  “Because the goal at the end of the day is to have as many people watch the show as you can.”

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Reaper is back

Reaper is back,but don't get all happy it's more damn reruns and they are starting from the top. Starting with the pilot, on Tuesday, Jan. 15. As of Feb. 28 it moves to Thursdays at 9 p.m. Oh no if you did not notice that is the same time that my other favorite show is on Supernatural. I don't know what that means but I will get all medieval on someone if they cancel Supernatural.

Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles

Next Episode       

Gnothi Seauton

Tomorrow at 09:00 pm FOX

Episode Description

   

January 14, 2008

     

Sarah, John and Cameron infiltrate a resistance safe-house and discover they are not alone; Agent Ellison realizes that Sarah is still alive; a dangerous person from Sarah's past reawaken

She'll be back!!!

Starting January 13, Fox will broadcast its new series Terminator: The Sara Conner Chronicles. I've been nervous about this since I first heard about it. Hopefully the show will live up to the movie franchise. If not, at least I got a new wallpaper out of this!

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Lost is found?

Wake up Lost fans! ABC has announced that the show will be returning on Monday November 12, with a series of webisodes. These mini episodes will air on abc.com each Monday, and will be between two to three minutes long. Our first  installment is called "The Watch," and will focus on Matthew Fox's character Jack.