If you thought Robert Kirkman was going to break away from the talking points, and throw everybody a curve ball with The Walking Dead, you were clearly fooling yourself. The writer and creator behind the zombie hit talked a bit about the upcoming sixth season while attending the 2015 National Association of Broadcasters Show and it was more of the same for Rick and the gang. Continue reading
In an age where celebrity Twitter feuds are considered legitimate news, it should come as a surprise to no one that MTV2 has decided to reanimate its popular stop-motion animated series, Celebrity Deathmatch, once again for these confusing modern times.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, MTV2 has requested a pilot order for the animated comedy, a full eight years after its second revival that spanned from 2005 to 2007. Its original run began in 1998 and went until 2002, running 75 episodes. It’s fifth season drew 2.5 million viewers and was MTV2’s highest-rated season premiere ever. This latest reboot would technically be considered its seventh season. Continue reading
What if HBO was to tell you that it had a new series which appears to be a mash-up of Entourage and Any Given Sunday? Oh, and it features one of the biggest action stars on the planet. Is that something you might be interested in?
For some reason, this series is getting a spin-off. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is a decent show but does it deserve a spin off so quickly?
The new series will be set in the modern Marvel cinematic universe, and it’s being developed by S.H.I.E.L.D. executive producer Jeffery Bell and writer Paul Zbyszewski, who has worked on shows such as Lost, The X-Files and Angel. Here’s everything we know about the upcoming series thanks to Entertainment Weekly: Continue reading
The Rocky Horror Picture Show is the latest musical getting the small-screen treatment.
Fox is developing a two-hour remake of the 1975 cult classic to be directed, executive-produced and choreographed by Kenneth Ortega (High School Musical). The project, tentatively titled The Rocky Horror Picture Show Event, is casting-contingent Continue reading
Everywhere you look, everywhere you go, there’s a… classic TV series being reborn. And TVLine can exclusively confirm that the revival craze has extended to the Tanners of San Francisco. Continue reading
Marvel’s Luke Cage has found its boss. Cheo Hodari Coker will serve as showrunner for the Marvel/Netflix series, which is set to premiere in 2016. He will also pen the series’ first two episodes, Marvel.com announced Tuesday. Luke Cage stars The Good Wife and The Following alum Mike Colter as the bulletproof superhero, who will first make his debut Continue reading
ABC is considering bringing back the Muppets and will soon shoot a pilot presentation under the working title “Muppets 2015.” Fittingly, the logline reads that “The Muppets excitedly gather at ABC for a meeting about the new Muppet Show. However, the show will not move forward unless Miss Piggy signs on.” Continue reading
Trevor Noah joined “The Daily Show” as a contributor only at the end of last year, but he could soon find himself serving as an integral part of the program.
Noah is gaining consideration as a potential successor to Jon Stewart, the Comedy Central mainstay’s longtime host, according to a person familiar with the matter, and if successful, could get a crack at becoming one of the more influential voices in latenight. Continue reading
A wave of nostalgia is going to be washing over television during the next year or so. Days after Fox announced it was reviving The X-Files for a six-episode run (which will film this summer, with no premiere date yet announced), news broke of NBC bringing back the sitcom Coach, picking up the series for 13 episodes. Continue reading
