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Written by Amanda Gurall I am going to start this by saying that while my 7 year old daughter loves the show My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic I do not

By Dan Lloyd At the conclusion of last week’s episode, we saw a catastrophic result of Firestorm’s power, with Ronnie Raymond and Professor Martin Stein

Calling all Sherlock fans! Titan Collectibles is about to release a series of blind boxes based on the popular series starring Benedict Cumberbatch and

Jeremy Wein writes: The Lucas Brothers are blowing up, after their scene stealing turn in last Summer's 22 Jump Street, and a memorable role on the fourth

  It is notable that Gotham is set in the recent past. There are no smartphones. Cellphones, sure, but they don't even seem to have WAP. These leads

By Rich Epstein So, was the double meaning of this episode intentional? As the final episode of the first season is airing, we are all wondering what NBC

From a conversation with Adi Tantimedh on Hangouts... there are spoilers... Your Lie In April could well be the most emotionally-wrenching anime series of

By Rich Epstein Yes! Not only do we welcome back Caity Lotz as Sara Lance this week, but we open with her kicking the crap out of everybody’s least

Two days ago, Bleeding Cool ran a script review for the pilot episode of AMC's Preacher TV series. We noted some changes, how Jesse's congregation stays

By Chris Thompson Following on from my last film-based podcast with Charlie Lyne to discuss Beyond Clueless (which you can still listen to here), this

UPDATE: Saskia Wirth, Director of Communications at Sony Pictures Television has been in touch, very pleased that we love the script so much, but

By Dan Lloyd We open with the ever apparent reality that being a superhero sometimes means it is hard to run a regular life. Barry is on a date with new

By Brandon Engel While Terry Gilliam may have gotten his start in the comedy troupe Monty Python, he has become something of an authority when it comes to

In April, I am spending a week in New York. The first time I've come to the city without plans to go to the New York Comic Con, I will basically be

By Rich Epstein We open with a woman, Taylor, walking down the street, alone, in a neighborhood where she definitely should not be walking down the street

Well, I'm sure this will blow over without incident. The next episode of Law and Order: SVU might look a little familiar to those of you keeping up with

I've Just Read The Lucifer Pilot. And It's A Cop Show With A Cute Kid.

Last night in the USA, The Walking Dead returned to screens with Season 5 Part B. And tonight, it's available in the UK on Fox from TalkTalk TV as well.

By Amanda Gurall Russia, 1937. Deep blue eyes flash open and we see a girl (Veronika Bonell) handcuffed to a metal bed in a room full of such girls. A

By Rich Epstein We open with an obviously injured Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell) leaving the cabin to head back to Starling City. Tatsu Yamashiro (Rila

By Dan Lloyd In recent years the WWE Universe has seen a much needed change with the way things have been run. After decades of the same product being

Just gone up... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XC7GPdBV9WQ ... with Charlie Cox as Matt Murdock, Deborah Ann Woll as Karen Page, Elden Henson as Foggy

I’ve been watching Agent Carter with great interest and enthusiasm since its first episode, and generally have seen an upward trajectory in action,

Grant Morrison has a new TV show in the works, based on one of his own comics. No, Brendon, not We3. I'm told to expect some crazy casting, comparable to

Last year, Fox commissioned a "put pilot" for a TV series from Warner Bros based on the DC Vertigo series Lucifer, by Mike Carey and Peter Gross, itself

Last year it was reported that Jerry Bruckheimer was to produce a TV adaptation based on the DC comic book Global Frequency, originally written by Warren

By Nikolai Fomich Joseph Illidge, author, columnist, and public speaker, knows Dinah Laurel Lance well - after all, he edited the character during the

: Adi Tantmedh writes, I’ve had Yatterman on the brain lately. No, it’s not a disease. Yet. It’s a popular anime series from the 1970s that just got a

UPDATE: Jennifer Solari, VP Program Publicity and Communications of MTV gets in touch to say "I see your post here with the Scream script pages up and

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqbomTIWCZ8 They can do it for an ad, there is no reason why they couldn't do it for an entire season. So, they