AMC announced that its critically acclaimed show Breaking Bad will premiere July 15 for its fifth and final season. There’s one odd thing though: the season is split in two, with eight episodes this summer and the last eight airing on AMC next summer.
The CW is trying to fill in the gap left by Smallville and may possibly have found a replacement in their new show, Arrow. The series stars Stephen Amell as Oliver Queen/Green Arrow.
A little late to write about this, but oh well! Tonight is the finale of season 7 of Supernatural. But it certainly isn’t the end of the show itself. Weeks ago Misha Collins posted on his twitter that Supernatural is renewed for an 8th season by the CW. He also had some choice words to rile up certain crazed fans.
Hilariously enough, The Simpsons celebrated the 25th anniversary of Fox with a title card that not only has some nice words to say, but a jab at Fox News.
I feel the same. So much.
The two ultimate smartasses, Robert Downey Jr. and Nathan Fillion were featured interacting with each other in a promo for both The Avengers and Castle.
Naturally, every comic book fan wants Fillion to play Hank Pym in the Ant-Man movie that’s still in its infancy — and this only fuels the fire.
Changes are occurring for the CW’s successful show Supernatural. Co-showrunner and writer for the series, Sera Gamble, has decided to step down from her position with Robert Singer. Replacing her as co-showrunner with Singer is Supernatural veteran writer Jeremy Carver.
A while ago my interest was piqued by the show Once Upon a Time; a show whose premise deals with fairy tale characters who are cursed to the real world with no memory of who they really are. I honestly thought it would turn out to be a failure of a show — especially considering that the first couple episodes quickly revealed a few main characters and plot points.
Little did I know . . .
