Tag: Television

Netflix has a lot of original series, and not all of them get as much attention as Luke Cage. Easy is a new anthology about relationships and sex, and once you know that it...

Award-winning developer and publisher of digital entertainment Telltale Games, in association with NBC Universal Brand Development, today released Mr. Robot:1.51exfiltratiOn for iOS and Android-based mobile devices. The game was developed by the acclaimed independent...

"The Winds of Winter," the finale to the sixth season of HBO's Game of Thrones was one of the most thrilling episodes of television ever. It was triumphant, revelatory, sad, powerful - all the...

By Anne M Kletcha Deep in the grubby sump of one of those so-called 'Social Media' sites, there is a clump of aging comics fanboys called The Really Very Serious Alan Moore Scholars’ Group, known...

The Preacher tv show debuts on May 22nd on AMC. Now THAT'S a sentence I though I would never ever type, but it's really happening, with Dominic Cooper as Jesse, Ruth Negga as Tulip...

"The gods won't mind. They spill more blood than the rest of us combined."

Last year, Lionsgate and the San Diego Comic-Con announced a joint venture to launch a SVOD (subscription video-on-demand) channel themed to all things nerd and con. Now they've just announced that a free beta of the service, named Comic-Con HQ, will roll out on May 7th (Free Comic Book Day). Plans for programing include including original scripted and unscripted programming, such as Kings of Con, a show based on the Her Universe fashion line, and an interview series with Adam Sessler, The ad-free service will also offer programming from Comic-Con's archives, and that should be an eye opener for comics historians.

Some recent showbiz news that our usual correspondents haven't been able to keep up with: the Sandman movie is looking for a star and director again; Scalped is in development for TV and Powerless is going to be very strange.

This week, The Flash closed out a two-parter in which Barry, Harrison Wells, and Cisco travel to Earth 2 to help Wells save his daughter from Zoom. These episodes have sparked even more interest and theories about Zoom's true identity, which will likely remain a mystery until at least the season finale. Spoiler alert - read no further unless you are completely caught up with this season!

On Arrow, women are constantly treated as tools rather than characters, used to further the legend of Oliver Queen.

Hm, a TV show called Lucifer. I was wondering when someone would object to a network TV show named after Satan, and sure enough One Million Moms took up the challenge: FOX's new drama "Lucifer"...

The Walking Dead fires up again with 8 more episodes on February 14th, 2016, and AMC just released a teaser that paves the way for Negan's signature blend of mayhem and misery. Looks like...