Because, after the films Manhunter, The Silence of the Lambs, Hannibal, Red Dragon, and Hannibal Rising, along with four books, the character of Hannibal Lector isn’t becoming a tired rehash at all, NBC is launching a one hour drama about the cannibalistic doctor.
Oh, God, this is gonna go well. According to /Film, Jerry Bruckheimer, who has produced such filmic treasures as Top Gun, The Rock, Con Air, Coyote Ugly, and Pearl Harbor, as well as such television gems as CSI, Cold Case, and The Amazing Race, will be teaming up with ex-wrestler/ current non-actor actor and eyebrow cocking enthusiast The Rock to produce a television show about professional wrestling in the 1980s.
For fans of the TV show “Community,” the last couple months have been rough, as it was hard to know if the show would get canceled or not. “Community” has struggled in the ratings, but it has a devoted fan-base and a lot of critical support. But such could also be said for a number of shows that were canceled before their time. Recently, when asked about a third season, Danny Pudi said “You guys will know before we do.” Fans of “Community” can now breathe a sigh of relief: NBC has renewed their Thursday night line-up, with “The Office” getting its eighth season, “Parks and Rec” getting their fourth and “Community” their third.
After weeks of speculation, the superhero drama “The Cape” will finally finish up its short-lived first season. The series hasn’t earned spectacular ratings for NBC and its viewership actually decreased as the show progressed. But despite all that, the network will still air the season finale, it just won’t be on television. According to TVLine, the finale episode of “The Cape” will stream online.
We knew it was coming. Steve Carell’s final bow on the NBC hit “The Office” is just around the corner. A while ago we learned that the actor and his alter ego Michael Scott wouldn’t stay on board for the end of the season. The character’s last appearance was speculated to occur with four episodes left on the schedule. Over on TV Guide, they’ve announced the official date and it’s closer than you think…
It’s hard to believe but spring is almost here, which means the television season is nearing an end. Today NBC announced the season finale dates for their current line up of shows that includes “30 Rock,”"Community,” “Chuck,” and many more. A couple of the networks’ half and hour comedies will get a special one-hour finale, with of one of them being “The Office.” Check out the complete schedule below…
We love “Community!” It’s no secret. When we created our list of the top 10 most underrated shows on television it landed at the number one spot. It’s a great show that delivers hilarious commentaries on everything pop culture. They leave no entertainment stone unturned, they’ve tackled Dungeons & Dragons, Apollo 13, and now Pulp Fiction! A week ago, it was announced that an entire episode of “Community” would be dedicated to the Quentin Tarantino masterpiece, and we’ve got the first photos from the set!
“Law & Order: Los Angeles” has been missing in action on the NBC roster due to the recent casting shuffle Dick Wolf put into place. He got rid of Skeet Ulrich, Regina Hall, and Megan Boone, switched around the roles of Alfred Molina and Terrence Howard, and added Alana de la Garza. Did you catch all that? According to EW, the network will bring the spin-off back into the fold next month when it returns with its new line up.
Everyone is heading to television — literally. In the past decade, some of Hollywood’s most talented actors have left movies to star on the small screen. It’s steady work and steady pay that’s shot at a steady location. The latest thespian to try their hand at TV is Oscar winner Anjelica Huston according to a report from Deadline.
