Category Archives: TV

Film Score Friday: ‘Sherlock’ Series 1 & 2 by David Arnold and Michael Price

Posted on April 27, 2012 by Jonathan Weilbaecher

My affinity for Doctor Who has to be well-known at this point in time, but there is another Brit series that really floats my boat these days. Coincidentally, or more likely not, both shows are currently headed by the same mad … Continue reading →

Posted in Action, Adaptation, BBC, Drama, Film Music Reviews, Film Score Friday, Music, News, Reviews, TV | Tagged BBC, Benedict Cumberbatch, David Arnold, film music review, Film Score Friday, Martin Freeman, Michael Price, score, Series 1, Series 2, Sherlock, Soundtrack | 1 Comment

Check Out Previews for Tonight’s New Episode of ‘Grimm’

Posted on April 27, 2012 by Joe Gillis

At first, NBC’s Grimm didn’t exactly blow us away. The performances were pretty wooden and the stories, while sorta interesting, still left something to be desired. Fortunately, the show has vastly improved over the course of its first season and … Continue reading →

Posted in News, TV | Tagged David Giuntoli, Fantasy, Grimm, Horror, NBC, Previews, Russell Hornsby, Sasha Roiz, Sci-Fi, Silas Weir Mitchell, TV | Comments Off

Fox Gives ‘Fringe’ Final 13 Episode Season

Posted on April 26, 2012 by Joe Gillis

Fans of Fox’s quirky Sci-Fi/paranormal series Fringe can relax. It seems the network is happy enough with the show’s performance and dedicated fanbase that it has decided to renew the series for fa fifth and final season. That’s right, the … Continue reading →

Posted in News, TV | Tagged Anna Torv, Blair Brown, Fox, Fringe, J.J Abrams, Joshua Jackson, Roberto Orci | Comments Off

Syfy Adds Five New Reality Series to Roster

Posted on April 24, 2012 by Heather Toshiko

You may not realize this but reality shows usually cost far less to produce than traditional drama or comedy shows. That’s one of the main reasons you see so many of them on TV. They don’t cost much and if … Continue reading →

Posted in News, TV | Tagged Collection Intervention, Face Off, Face/Off, Ghost Mine, Hot Set, Paranormal Highway, Reality Shows, SyFy, TV, Viral Video Highway | 1 Comment

Film Score Friday: ‘Dark Shadows’ by Danny Elfman

Posted on April 20, 2012 by Jonathan Weilbaecher

One thing will be certain in a few weeks. Once Summer starts there will be more high profile scores than Fridays and some good music might fall through the cracks. Which is precisely why I am so excited to bring you … Continue reading →

Posted in Adaptation, Film Music Reviews, Film Score Friday, Movies, Music, Reviews, TV | Tagged Adaptation, Danny Elfman, Dark, Dark Shadows, Film Score, Film Score Friday, Gothic, Johnny Depp, Moody, review, Tim Burton, TV | Comments Off

‘Hannibal’ to Get 13 Episode Run On NBC This Fall

Posted on April 20, 2012 by Jonathan Weilbaecher

Bryan Fuller, the creative mastermind behind Wonderfalls, Pushing Daises and choice episodes of Heroes and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, might very well have two new shows on the air next season. We already told you about his two new projects likely to hit screens … Continue reading →

Posted in Adaptation, NBC, News, Thriller, TV | Tagged Adaptation, Bryan Fuller, Eddie Izzard, EW, Hannibal, Horror, Lecter, Mockingbird Lane, NBC, Season One, The Munsters, Thriller, TV | Comments Off

USA Network Announces Summer Premiere Dates

Posted on April 18, 2012 by Joe Gillis

For those of who want something more than the basic TV networks, and if you don’t have a premium service like HBO, there’s always USA. In fact, there’s premieres for some of USA’s most popular shows, and some new ones, … Continue reading →

Posted in News, TV, USA | Tagged Bruce Campbell, Burn Notice, Covert Affairs, Gabrielle Anwar, Jeffrey Donovan, Necessary Roughness, Piper Perabo, Royal Pains, Summer Premiere Dates, TV, USA, USA Network, White Collar | 1 Comment

Vince Vaughn to Take on ‘The Rockford Files’ In latest TV to Big Screen Adaptation

Posted on April 17, 2012 by Jonathan Weilbaecher

Remaking old TV shows as movies is a tricky proposition. There are a few angles you can take with it, you could make the movie as direct an adaptation as possible. Or you could embrace the camp nature of the … Continue reading →