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Once Upon a Time 1.15 Review: "Red Handed"
By John Keegan and Edmund Boys
If “Once Upon A Time” was America’s greatest satirist (and tweaker of Arthurian legend), it might tell me the rumors of its death have been greatly exaggerated. Since its writers will never equal even the misquoted Twain, it decided to send the delectable Meghan Ory to whisper similar sentiments in my ear. Certainly her sections are a return to form. And I swear my judgment was not impaired by all the blood that rushing from my brain.
If “Once Upon A Time” was America’s greatest satirist (and tweaker of Arthurian legend), it might tell me the rumors of its death have been greatly exaggerated. Since its writers will never equal even the misquoted Twain, it decided to send the delectable Meghan Ory to whisper similar sentiments in my ear. Certainly her sections are a return to form. And I swear my judgment was not impaired by all the blood that rushing from my brain.Exclusive: Writer Leonard Chang Talks "Awake"
Exclusive Interview with Leonard Chang, writer on Awake
Interview by Jamie Ruby
Written by Jamie Ruby
NBC's new drama, Awake, will air it's third episode tonight. The series follows detective Michael Britten, played by Jason Isaacs, who was in a car wreck where either his wife, Hannah (Laura Allen), or son, Rex (Dylan Minnette), died. Britten lives in two realities. In one, his wife is alive. He goes to sleep and wakes up and he is there with his son in the other. Torn between losing a loved one, Britten refuses to accept either reality as being a dream and is content with living in both. As a detective, he often uses clues from one reality to help him solve the case in the other.
One of the writers of the series, Leonard Chang, recently sat down to talk to Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about the show.
Interview by Jamie Ruby
Written by Jamie Ruby
NBC's new drama, Awake, will air it's third episode tonight. The series follows detective Michael Britten, played by Jason Isaacs, who was in a car wreck where either his wife, Hannah (Laura Allen), or son, Rex (Dylan Minnette), died. Britten lives in two realities. In one, his wife is alive. He goes to sleep and wakes up and he is there with his son in the other. Torn between losing a loved one, Britten refuses to accept either reality as being a dream and is content with living in both. As a detective, he often uses clues from one reality to help him solve the case in the other.One of the writers of the series, Leonard Chang, recently sat down to talk to Jamie Ruby of SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about the show.
William Devane: "Leprechaun's Revenge"
By Jamie Ruby
Syfy is known for its Saturday movies, and the latest of the bunch is Leprechaun's Revenge, which airs this weekend. In the film, a teenage girl is cursed when she accidentally releases an evil leprechaun upon the town. She has only a few days to stop the leprechaun or die from the curse. She is helped by her grandfather, who believes in the curse, played by William Devane, her father (Billy Zane), and a couple friends, to try to kill the leprechaun.
William Devane recently talked to the media about the upcoming Syfy Saturday film.
Syfy is known for its Saturday movies, and the latest of the bunch is Leprechaun's Revenge, which airs this weekend. In the film, a teenage girl is cursed when she accidentally releases an evil leprechaun upon the town. She has only a few days to stop the leprechaun or die from the curse. She is helped by her grandfather, who believes in the curse, played by William Devane, her father (Billy Zane), and a couple friends, to try to kill the leprechaun. William Devane recently talked to the media about the upcoming Syfy Saturday film.
Mary McCormack & Fred Weller on the Final Season of "In Plain Sight"
By Jamie RubyTomorrow In Plain Sight returns with its fifth and final season, comprised of eight episodes. The series follows two U.S. Marshals, Mary Shannon and Marshall Mann, who work for the witness protection program (WITSEC) and help relocate Federal Witnesses.
In the season premiere, "The Anti-Socal Network," Mary returns to WITSEC after maternity leave. The marshals must protect a witness who could possibly take down a powerful secret society.
The two stars took time to talk to the media about the upcoming season.
Sarah Shahi Returns for Season 2 of "Fairly Legal"
By Jamie Ruby
Friday night marks the season premiere of USA Network's Fairly Legal, which returns for its second season. The legal drama stars Sarah Shahi as feisty mediator Kate Reed. This season things are changing, including the introduction of a new potential love interest for Kate, with Ben Grogan (Ryan Johnson). Kate's life only gets more complicated while new problems arise with her soon-to-be-ex-husband Justin Patrick (Michael Trucco), as well as with work. The firm is on the verge of collapse and she and her stepmother Lauren Reed (Viginia Williams) must try to stay civil and work together if they want to save it.
On Saturday Shahi talked to the media about the new season of Fairly Legal.
Friday night marks the season premiere of USA Network's Fairly Legal, which returns for its second season. The legal drama stars Sarah Shahi as feisty mediator Kate Reed. This season things are changing, including the introduction of a new potential love interest for Kate, with Ben Grogan (Ryan Johnson). Kate's life only gets more complicated while new problems arise with her soon-to-be-ex-husband Justin Patrick (Michael Trucco), as well as with work. The firm is on the verge of collapse and she and her stepmother Lauren Reed (Viginia Williams) must try to stay civil and work together if they want to save it.On Saturday Shahi talked to the media about the new season of Fairly Legal.
Laura Allen & Dylan Minnette Talk "Awake"
By Jamie Ruby
Tonight, NBC will air the third episode of it's new series, Awake. The series follows Detective Michael Britten, played by Jason Isaacs, who was recently in a car crash where someone he loved was killed. The thing is, Britten doesn't know whether his wife, Hannah, played by Laura Allen, or his son, Rex, played by Dylan Minnette, is the one who survived. In one reality, Britten mourns the loss of his son with Hannah. Then, when he goes to sleep, he awakens in a reality where his son is alive and his wife is gone.
In tonight's episode, entitled "Guilty," Rex is kidnapped in one reality, while Hannah wants Michael to attend a speech she is giving in their son's honor, in the other.
Allen and Minnette recently talked to the digital media about the new series.
Tonight, NBC will air the third episode of it's new series, Awake. The series follows Detective Michael Britten, played by Jason Isaacs, who was recently in a car crash where someone he loved was killed. The thing is, Britten doesn't know whether his wife, Hannah, played by Laura Allen, or his son, Rex, played by Dylan Minnette, is the one who survived. In one reality, Britten mourns the loss of his son with Hannah. Then, when he goes to sleep, he awakens in a reality where his son is alive and his wife is gone.In tonight's episode, entitled "Guilty," Rex is kidnapped in one reality, while Hannah wants Michael to attend a speech she is giving in their son's honor, in the other.
Allen and Minnette recently talked to the digital media about the new series.
The Good Wife 3.17 Review: "Long Way Home"
By John Keegan and Henry Tran
This show has never feared what's coming in the future for its characters. A lot of this episode addresses that notion, particularly with regard to Alicia. She's prompted to look at expensive houses because her landlord might evict them from their luxury condo. Her kids are soon to be in college. If she goes through with the divorce from Peter (and that's looking more and more remote), that's a significant loss of income despite her position as a high-powered lawyer.
This show has never feared what's coming in the future for its characters. A lot of this episode addresses that notion, particularly with regard to Alicia. She's prompted to look at expensive houses because her landlord might evict them from their luxury condo. Her kids are soon to be in college. If she goes through with the divorce from Peter (and that's looking more and more remote), that's a significant loss of income despite her position as a high-powered lawyer.Person of Interest 1.17 Review: "Baby Blue"
By John Keegan and Edmund Boys
I had promised myself I’d stop using movie analogies when reviewing “Person of Interest”. I’d give myself a chance to stretch and find new ways to sum up the show. But the producers obviously were onto my plan. Perhaps they actually have a Machine, but one that anticipates the viewers’ every thought. How else to explain “Baby Blue”, which I can only describe as their take on “Three Men and a Baby”, with a decidedly lethal twist?
I had promised myself I’d stop using movie analogies when reviewing “Person of Interest”. I’d give myself a chance to stretch and find new ways to sum up the show. But the producers obviously were onto my plan. Perhaps they actually have a Machine, but one that anticipates the viewers’ every thought. How else to explain “Baby Blue”, which I can only describe as their take on “Three Men and a Baby”, with a decidedly lethal twist?Conor McCullagh Talks "Face Off," "Hunger Games," and more
By Jamie Ruby
Tonight Syfy will air the season two finale of the special effects makeup competition, Face Off, and choose a winner. Conor McCullagh, the winner of last year's competition, who appeared on the series earlier in the season, talked to the digital media recently about his time on Face Off and this years competition, as well as some of his other projects, including Vampire Diaires and The Hunger Games.
Tonight Syfy will air the season two finale of the special effects makeup competition, Face Off, and choose a winner. Conor McCullagh, the winner of last year's competition, who appeared on the series earlier in the season, talked to the digital media recently about his time on Face Off and this years competition, as well as some of his other projects, including Vampire Diaires and The Hunger Games.
Being Human (US) 2.9: "When I Think About You, I Shred Myself"
By John Keegan
The producers warned us that the season was going to get more intense, and they certainly weren’t kidding. A number of situations take a decidedly ugly turn in this episode, challenging expectations and reminding us that this is a show that is enjoying a creative high point.
The producers warned us that the season was going to get more intense, and they certainly weren’t kidding. A number of situations take a decidedly ugly turn in this episode, challenging expectations and reminding us that this is a show that is enjoying a creative high point.
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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!