The TV landscape for next fall is taking shape over the next week and there have been a few surprises thrown into the mix (either rumored or official), and we’ll do our best to break it down: Renewed Chuck (NBC) – Official for 13 episodes Law & Order: SVU (NBC) V (ABC) Human Target (FOX) [Rumored] Lie to Me (FOX)
Every person that reviewed this movie poorly is clinically retarded. Would you believe severely traumatized? All of you who loved the television series Get Smart should LOVE this movie. It may have quelled some fears if the tag “consultants: Mel Brooks and Buck Henry” came at the beginning of the movie, since these original series co-creators can hardly touch anything
With the history surrounding Speed Racer, and the craftsmanship employed by the Wachowski Brother’s one would expect the final product of a feature film version of the classic anime series to completely blow the audience away. However, at the end of the two-plus-hour-film all you are likely to remember is the remarkable race scenes and how you’re likely to skip
As the season (if you actually call this hodge-podge of shows dodging the Writer’s Strike a season) winds down the networks are beginning to cut away the fat and several mid-season shows are being shown walking papers. The much ballyhooed Jericho on CBS will be showing its series finale last week after the network had an internal meeting last week
The most eagerly anticipated film of the summer is finally here, the long in gestation Transformers film came to the big screen never shying away from the controversy fans bestowed upon it. The choice of Autobots and Decepticons to be included was derided from day one by Generation 1 fans who wanted Soundwave included in the film, or Megatron to
The 2006 Emmy Winner for Best Drama series, 24, returns with excellent ratings both in total viewers and 18-49 demographic. The drama, starting season six with a two night, four hour premiere opened up its season with a special Sunday set of episodes averaging 15.13 million viewers for the first hour and 16.25 million in the second hour. In the
CBS has pulled the proverbial plug on medial drama 3 lbs after only three weeks of moderately rated episodes. In fact, the show’s average number of viewers was nearly 1 million less than previously scheduled, and canceled, occupant Smith which packed up after only three episodes earlier this year to be run out online. The show, starring Stanley Tucci, was
The rating’s challenged, critically lauded ABC drama The Nine has been put on hiatus by the network as of Saturday when the midst of the media were on leave for the holiday. The show, which followed Lost up until two weeks ago when drama Daybreak took over the Wednesday 8PM MST, has never been the ratings success ABC hoped, especially
FOX’s Prison Break will be taking a winter break again this season, but not quite as long as it did last year. During the breakout show’s first season new episodes ceased in November with the drama returning in late March to finish up the season with fellow Monday night occupant 24. FOX has scheduled a similar move for season two,
Jackass: Number Two lives up to everything we would expect after the first time and a successful TV show. The sequel is bigger and certainly pushes the limits of what we might consider good taste, but its all for a laugh, so, in the end, it works. Like the original film, Number Two is book ended by some scripted sequences:
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