By Jamie Ruby
Being Human returns to Syfy for season three as part of Powerful Mondays on January 14th. The first episode arc holds some big shockers that will have you questioning what is planned for the show. These are definitely big twists fans won't be expecting. The best part of the new season though, confirmed by Sam Witwer (Aidan) at the Syfy Digital Press Tour in October, is that the group will be together again more this season. It's time to welcome back your favorite roommates! Fans agree that the interaction between the main cast, including Witwer, Sam Huntington (Josh), and Meaghan Rath (Sally), is one of the best parts of the series. If the first two episodes are anything to go by, this season the show will be back on course and the characters where they belong, with their usual style of camaraderie and comedy. Speaking of main cast members, Kristen Hager, who plays Nora, will be joining the cast as a series regular this season.
Being Human returns to Syfy for season three as part of Powerful Mondays on January 14th. The first episode arc holds some big shockers that will have you questioning what is planned for the show. These are definitely big twists fans won't be expecting. The best part of the new season though, confirmed by Sam Witwer (Aidan) at the Syfy Digital Press Tour in October, is that the group will be together again more this season. It's time to welcome back your favorite roommates! Fans agree that the interaction between the main cast, including Witwer, Sam Huntington (Josh), and Meaghan Rath (Sally), is one of the best parts of the series. If the first two episodes are anything to go by, this season the show will be back on course and the characters where they belong, with their usual style of camaraderie and comedy. Speaking of main cast members, Kristen Hager, who plays Nora, will be joining the cast as a series regular this season.
The Gilchrists are a typical American family that has typical problems, except they happen to live in the White House. The father, President Dale Gilchrist is played by Bill Pulman (Independence Day, While You Were Sleeping), his wife, and stepmother to the children, is played by Jenna Elfman (Dharma and Greg, Accidentally on Purpose). While he balances running the country and being a father, she tries to fit in with the kids and gain their acceptance. Eldest son Skip, played by Josh Gad (Broadway's The Book of Mormon, 21) is the clown of the family. His blunders and well-intentioned efforts to gain his father's respect often cause more problems than they solve, yet he is often the one who brings everyone together.
Quite a bit has been happening on this season of Haven – fans have learned more about Audrey, her "past lives," and what happens when she disappears, the identity of the Colorado Kid, about the secretive Guard, and much more. This season has also had the arc of the bolt gun killer aka skin walker. Shippers also got a surprise treat when Duke and Audrey finally kissed. It's definitely been a busy season, and the season finale promises to wrap up some issues at least.
Are you a fan of Sons of Anarchy? Do you love the music on the show? If so then you’ve come to the right place!
episode title, eh? Unfortunately, despite what the promo and title might lead us to believe, this episode does not mark the glorious return of Doakes to exact his revenge on Dexter. This finale is solely concerned with resolving existing threats and issues. And as far as that goes, it works. A Doakes-like twist might have injected some much-appreciated life into the mix, but the episodes does a reasonable job of taking elements that have been in play since the beginning of the season and offering a payoff.
It’s become a tradition for “Fringe” to have an off-format installment with Episode 19 of each season, but with only 13 episodes for the fifth and final run, that obviously wasn’t going to happen. Yet the writers wanted to keep the tradition alive in some sense; it makes sense that Episode 5.9 would be the one to get that duty.
Leave it to “The Vampire Diaries” to use a Christmas hymn as the background music for a slaughter. The writers for this show don’t fool around when it comes to the mid-season cliffhanger, and that is triply so in this case. There are shows that don’t display this level of ambition and fearless change in a season finale.