
Sophomore outing struggles a bit domestically in the box office
by MICHAEL HINMAN
May-19-2013 - No Comments
No official decision has been made on the series but its future does not look good
Although NBC has yet to confirm the fate of "The Cape" it now looks like this will be the only season the series will have as the network confirms it will not air the season finale. Plans to air the final episode of the season -- and possibly of the series -- have be scrapped and instead the epis ...
Read MoreWhy this episode wasn't shown on Valentine's Day is more a mystery than the actual mystery
This review may contain spoilers. With the long, arced approach to series well in place in "Chuck," and we are starting to see the benefits of the many developments that have already taken place; we knew that even though Volkoff himself was killed, we were not done with the empire he created. The ...
Read MoreMichael Hinman addresses Airlock Alpha downtime, and gives glimpse into future
If I were a master of understatement, I would call what happened the past couple of weeks a hiccup. But if you've been with us for any length of time, you know better than that. What we had was a catastrophic meltdown. Airlock Alpha, Rabid Doll and Inside Blip left the Internet for about a do ...
Read MoreAll is right in the worlds again, but that doesn't necessarily mean all is well.
This review may contain spoilers. If you had trouble figuring it out from the plot of the episode, the word entrada basically means an entrance or a way in. Walternate (John Noble) wants a way into our side, and up until this point, Fauxlivia (Anna Torv) has been finding her way into our Frin ...
Read MoreSurviving a plane crash does not guarantee survival with so many hidden agendas to be served
This article may contain spoilers. Following last week's climatic ending where a plane literally disappeared before our eyes, this week revealed that the plane reappeared in the Arizona desert -- thousands of miles away from the Florida compound where it had been about to crash. With everyone's l ...
Read MoreSchedule is lighter, but audiences seem to be virtually the same
The last couple of years, September has introduced what has become a perennial question: Is science-fiction on network television dead? Well, save the eulogies. At least for now. The audience for genre television still isn't growing, but it's not shrinking either. The first full week of networ ...
Read MoreLack of filming locations cited in need to move
"Revolution" is now in pre-production for its second season, but will be starting in a new home for the third time. In a letter to local crew members based around Wilmington, showrunner Eric Kripke announced that production for the NBC show is going to move from North Carolina to Texas. "This ...
Read MorePLUS: 'Grimm' gets a third season as well on Friday nights
Not that it should be a huge surprise, but NBC is putting some more faith into its new genre series "Revolution" by giving it a second season on the network. "Revolution," from "Supernatural" creator Eric Kripke as well as "Star Trek: Into Darkness" director J.J. Abrams, is set in the near future ...
Read MoreSeason finale now moved to beginning of June
Are there any television viewers left in June? That's something NBC's "Revolution" is going to find out when its first season finale ends up not during May sweeps, but instead the first Monday of June. NBC made the move after pre-empting Monday's episode following the bombing attack of the Boston ...
Read MoreWilliam Shatner used the prop in just one episode
What's bigger than a flower pot from "The Wizard of Oz," a costume worn by Christopher Reeve in "Superman IV" and a night shirt that once belonged to Marilyn Monroe? Capt. Kirk's phaser rifle that was so big, he only used it in one episode. The rifle, used by William Shatner in the second "Sta ...
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