Nikita's third season finale was one for the books. "Til Death Do Us Part" pushed the team to their limit. After last week's cliffhanger we knew things would go from bad to worse—and they did. When Amanda's in control that's the only option.
Scarlett Johansson is ready to make a career change. The actress has announced her directorial debut, where she'll be tackling a work by Truman Capote. Also, IFC released a neat illustrated poster for David Lowery's Sundance hit Ain't Them Bodies Saints. We also got our sticky little hands on Tobias Funke's sizzling audition reel, plus Netflix released 12 new photos for the upcoming...
The first season of Elementary dealt with its fair share of kinks but gradually found its footing. Like every version of Sherlock Holmes, we encountered the inevitable mystery of the sinister Moriarty. The reveal of Irene Adler left Sherlock in shock, and many questions unanswered. Thankfully, our curiosity was quenched in "The Woman." And while "Heroine"...
Leonard is offered his dream job in “The Bon Voyage Reaction,” The Big Bang Theory‘s season six finale. Sheldon is jealous of Leonard's opportunity to work with Stephen Hawking's team. Raj pushes Lucy too far out of her comfort zone by asking her to meet his friends.
In Elementary's two-part finale, nothing was as it seemed. Sherlock Holmes (Jonny Lee Miller) was reunited with the love of his life, while under the watchful eye of Moriarty. When Irene Adler (guest star Natalie Dormer) rises from the grave, it knocks Sherlock off his feet. But her return was nothing compared to Moriarty's next reveal. What did you...
That's it, and that's all for The Office. After nine seasons, it's time to say goodbye to all our friends at Dunder-Mifflin Scranton branch. The 200th and final episode of the venerable NBC series wraps it up with a lot of comedy, plenty of guest stars and, most importantly, one last round of memories from a great TV show.
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The long-gestating plans to turn Stephen King’s gargantuan and multi-novel The Dark Tower series into a franchise of three films and a concurrent television series have hit more than a few snags over the years—the film lost leading man Javier Bardem (who was to be replaced by Russell Crowe), and then Universal bailed on the pricey project, and then Warner Bros. rejected...
Earlier this week, we saw the first teaser trailer for Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., the ABC TV series that will expand the Marvel Cinematic Universe into the realm of the small screen, and feature Agent Coulson teaming up with a ragtag band of misfits who will eventually become a family while battling evil, because that’s what happens in almost every Joss Whedon-led project. ...
It continues to be a big week for television. All of the major networks are in New York, unveiling their fall lineups and introducing new shows. NBC and Fox have released a bunch of trailers for their freshmen series, including video for Dracula, starring Jonathan Rhys Meyers, The Michael J. Fox Show, Seth MacFarlane's Dads and Andy...
This week was Castle's season finale. In "Watershed," Beckett must choose between the job opportunity of a lifetime and continuing to work with Castle and the team. Caught at a crossroad, she turns to her family and friends to help her decide.
The season finale of How I Met Your Mother has come and gone, but we’re still reeling. “Something New” introduced a character, but not the different direction we were promised. As the gang prepared for the wedding weekend, loose ends were fit to be tied, while others were still unraveling.
Sometimes…sometimes there simply are not enough words to capture how goofy, inane, and misguided a film or television project can be, but perhaps today we’ve found a new term to capture when a Hollywood project crosses over into simple, stupid self-parody: we’ll call it Sleepy Hollow. Why? Because that’s the name of a new TV series set to launch this fall on Fox. It’s...
The TV networks are busy announcing renewals, new show orders and cancellations that'll come into play this during the fall 2013-2014 season. We've taken the time to roundup the latest information on what shows are coming back later this year, and which shows got axed. We've also included information on brand new shows. All you need to know is down below:
Merging isn't without its problems on Mad Men. "Man With a Plan" focuses on the currently nameless agency, along with all the trouble it creates. With John Slattery in the director's chair, the episode held a certain air, but it wasn't enough to hide a slowly creeping oversight.
OK, we’re going to do this one more time, damn it, and then that is it-- Kiefer Sutherland said filming on a 24 movie would begin in 2011. But, 20th Century Fox then shot down the script, yet Sutherland promised the film was still coming. Then the actor promised the film would happen in 2012, and then the film became delayed before a 24 trilogy was promised. Then,...
Once Upon a Time wrapped season two with "And Straight On 'til Morning," a game-changing episode that may have succeeded in setting the series up for a better third season.
Last night's two part finale of Revenge delivered in every way possible. "Truth" splashed secrets across the small screen, with every character implicated in one way or another. Though it was a tumultuous success, was it enough to satiate us after an uneven season?
A lot is happening very quickly in the world of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Marvel’s mouthful of a new TV series/ small screen expansion of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. First: Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. has been unsurprisingly picked up by ABC to air this fall. Moreover, we now have an official cast picture and insignia (see above); and even more...
Ten years after it began, and seven years after it was brutally canceled by Fox, beloved cult TV series Arrested Development is finally back—in trailer form, anyway. The long-awaited Netflix-only fourth season (a prologue to the equally long-awaited Arrested Development film) is set to begin streaming in its entirety on May 26th, but for now, we’ve got the fourth season...
In this week's Nikita, the "Invisible Hand" rears its ugly head. As the title suggests, a limb is at the center of the episode's biggest dilemma. Plus, Amanda resurfaces and makes an unethical (shocker) demand.
