It might be easy to blame the demise of Trek on television on the perceived failure of Enterprise. When the show debuted many assumed it would run seven seasons like the other three modern Treks that came before it. But then UPN pulled the plug on the show after four seasons, ending the franchise's 18 year run of new episodes.
Next time we want to save a tv show, we may have to come up with a new way to do it other than bombarding the network's in-boxes with messages of support.
That's because a new ruling has equated sending massive e-mail protests to hacking.
Another pivotal Game of Thrones roll has been cast.
Robert Pugh will take on the role of Craster for the upcoming season.
Actress Lara Pulver has signed on for the second season of Sherlock. Pulver will play the role of Irene Adler for the episode, "A Scandal In Belgravia." Pulver has been seen on True Blood. Fans of Holmes will recall that Adler was an adversary and famous "love interest" of Holmes in the original stories. The [...]
More Smurfy goodness is headed our way.
The Smurfs has proved a big-enough success for Sony Pictures to give the green light for a sequel. So far, the film has brought in $135 million worldwide.
If you need a refresher on the first half of series six, BBC America can help you.
They've just released a four and a half minute video that hits the high points of the first half of Doctor Who's sixth series.
Actor Justin Hartley and Jeff Fahey have signed on for guest roles on the upcoming fifth season of Chuck.
The classic TV series Bewitched is getting a reboot.
The series, focusing on a witch married to an ordinary mortal and the wacky hi-jinks that ensue, ran from 1964 and 1972 and has been a staple of syndication ever since.
When the School Board of Republic High School in Missouri received a complaint about Kurt Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse Five, the school district banned 150 students from reading the book as part of their high school curriculum.
Remember when we told you that no matter how big a hit Terra Nova was, we'd only get 13 episodes in season one?
With budget cuts looming, it looked like the Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligence project was going to have to shut down. But thanks the generosity of fans across the world, the project has raised $200,000 to keep scanning the universe for signs of intelligent life.
As the dust settles on Syfy's decision to not order a sixth season of Eureka, the cast and crew are coming to terms with the end of the show.
E! Online was on a set visit when news broke that the show wouldn't be back for a sixth season.
Actress Milla Jovavich will reprise the role as Alice for the fifth Resident Evil movie, Resident Evil: Retribution.
Remember the news coming out of Comic Con that Karen Gillan was staying on for another season?
Turns out that's mostly true.
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