Earlier today we caught a brand new look at TNT's 'Falling Skies' season 3 with the release of some intriguing new photos and plot details from the Steven Spielberg-produced drama's third year. The new season will premiere on Sunday June 2, but why wait when we have an intense new clip of all the alien action, and a fresh trailer? Mount up and go inside 'Falling Skies' season 3 right now!
Granted, 'Doctor Who' fans were pretty over the moon to learn that David Tennant and Billie Piper would reprise their fan-favorite roles for the upcoming 'Doctor Who' 50th anniversary special, but such a momentous occasion surely could include other past Doctors as well, right? Not so, according to new sources, but should we really fret the special won't be exciting enough as is?
We're certainly primed for tonight's all-new 'Arrow' episode "The Undertaking," which will take fans of the breakout CW drama further into the past than ever before to see Oliver Queen's pre-island life, as well as explain the seismic event in play for the season finale. Before we reach the first season's end however, executive producer Andrew Kreisberg has some major teases for season 2, and a brand new clip of tonight's 'Arrow!'
June 2 will see the long-awaited debut of 'The Killing' season 3 on AMC, a prospect that few expected by this time last year given the mediocre critical reception and ratings. The new year for detectives Holder and Linden will start in a drastically different place, picking up an old case that connects to Linden's past, but what devastating events will see the pair come back together? Learn all about 'The Killing' season 3's new (one-season long) case inside!
May will no doubt prove to be one of 'SNL's' biggest months in years, with the recent announcements of alumni Kristen Wiig and 'Argo's' Ben Affleck to host, but this Saturday's all-new installment featuring 'The Hangover Part 3' star Zach Galifianakis and Of Monsters and Men will certainly kick things off right. Get a sneak peek of Galifianakis' third-time hosting inside!
Four more years might be a high asking price for HBO's Emmy-winning political satire 'Veep,' but an additional 10 episodes have officially been voted through. HBO has announced that Julia Louis-Dreyfus will dress up Vice President Selina Meyer's foul mouth for another year, granting the comedy a third season of 10 episodes to begin in 2014. Find out about 'Veep's' next term in office inside!
And the hits just keep on coming! We're less than a month away from the long-awaited season 4(-ish) premiere of Netflix's 'Arrested Development,' and the wealth of new posters, photos and casting has us ready to blue ourselves in anticipation. And while we've loved the individual posters, are you ready to see the entire Bluth family back together again? More 'Arrested Development' season 4 goodness inside!
Even the most casual of 'Smash' viewers knows that what started as a promising Broadway musical drama quickly devolved into the target of critical angst, leading to a complete creative shakeup in season 2 and the replacement of show-runner Theresa Rebeck with 'Gossip Girl' helmer Josh Safran. Now, as the series lies on the verge of cancellation, Rebeck had some rather harsh words for the direction 'Smash' has taken in season 2, and her own involvement in the debacle.
We've still got 25 days to go before 'Arrested Development' season 4 finally makes its Netflix debut, and -- as yesterday's announcement of John Krasinski's involvement proved -- the company isn't too keen on giving details out about its new guest stars. But at least one star of the new season has spoken about their 'Arrested Development' season 4 character, so find out what role 'The Expendables' star Terry Crews will play inside!
Well, this is a surprise. Plenty of historical miniseries have been cleaning up on the small-screen these days, most notably with History's mammoth 'Hatfields & McCoys' success, and it seems 'Independence Day' director Roland Emmerich wants in on the action. Emmerich has begun development on a 'Lawrence of Arabia' miniseries, retelling the famous tale iconically brought to life by Peter O'Toole and director David Lean, but where will the new 'Lawrence of Arabia' set up shop?
