I followed all the recent TV cancellation and renewal action on Twitter this year, and while there was plenty of snark, relief, and anguish expressed in 140 characters or less, there was also a lot of talk about this year being a bloodbath in the cancellation department.
Find out when your shows wrap up the 2013-2014 TV season:
I just saw the Veronica Mars movie for a second time this weekend, a movie I backed on Kickstarter a little over a year ago, just before the project hit it’s initial $2 million dollar goal.
In Honor of Galentine’s Day
If you’re reading this blog, I’m going to assume you probably already know what Galentine’s Day is. Perhaps you’ve even marked February 13th on your calendar as an official holiday; but just in case you’re drawing a blank, here’s how it works:
– The 2014 Calendar For TV Addicts – Jan. 19th-23rd Winter Television Critics Association Press Tour Jan. 12th Golden Globe Awards (NBC 8pm) Jan. 18th Screen Actor Guild Awards (TBS & TNT 8pm) Feb. 2nd Super Bowl XLVIII (FOX) Feb. 6th-23rd The XXII Olympic Winter Games (NBC) March 13th-28th PaleyFest 2014 From award shows …
Carved Pumpkins Perfect For TV Fans
As you gear up for Halloween this year, here’s some TV-themed pumpkin carvings to help you get into the holiday spirit… or to help you tap into your craftier self:
The TV season is nearly year-round these days… But since I don’t expect you to watch TV live, I mean we’ve all got places to be and commercials to avoid, here’s a handy guide of where and when to find new episodes from your favorite TV shows. Scroll down for network-by-network information. [Updated: February 2016]
New TV Shows on Sunday Nights Sunday nights are jam-packed with returning network staples this year. Only ABC is using the night to launch a new series – Betrayal, which will air at 10pm, after Revenge. It seems that ABC is sticking with the counter-programming strategy against football. Animation Domination On Sunday nights FOX must …
New TV Shows on Friday Nights Friday night is notoriously a mellow evening reserved for the quiet yet consistent performers, series in their final seasons, and all sorts of other odds-and-ends that don’t pair well with anything else in the network’s’ line-up. Just two new-ish shows will debut on Fridays this fall: MasterChef Junior Dracula …