NCIS - CBS VIDEO: 'The Penelope Papers' Sneak Peek # 1 Airs Tuesday, October 4, 2011 at 8/7C
The line between McGee's personal and professional life is blurred when NCIS uncovers a connection between his grandmother and the murder of a Navy lieutenant, on NCIS, Tuesday, Oct. 4 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on
The team is surprised to find a connection between the murder of a Navy lieutenant and McGee's grandmother (Lily Tomlin).
Guest stars include Lily Tomlin, Sam McMurray, David Clennon, Hillary Tuck, James Connor and Matthew Alan.
NCIS: LOS ANGELES - CBS VIDEO: 'Backstopped' Sneak Peek Airs Tuesday, October 4, 2011 at 9/8C on CBS
Special Agent Sam Hanna is sent undercover as a bomb specialist as the team races to locate stolen explosives somewhere in the city. Tune in on Tuesday, October 4th at 9/8c on CBS!
Special Agent Sam Hanna is sent undercover as a bomb specialist as the team races to locate stolen explosives somewhere in the city. Meanwhile, to much protest, Hunter changes the dynamics of the team and has Callen partnered with Kensi and Sam with Deeks.
Guest stars include Claire Forlani, Andrew Elvis Miller, Ethan Wilde, Rico McClinton and Leyna Nguyen.
SUPERNATURAL - CW VIDEO: 'The Girl Next Door' Sneak Peek Airs Friday, October 7, 2011 at 9/8C
Sam is stalking someone in the forest. Don't miss Supernatural Friday at 9/8c on The CW.
Sam hunts a demon from his childhood who is killing thugs and eating their brains.
Sam disappears to follow the traces of a case that is identical to one he solved in his youth, causing Dean to be furious with him; Sam discovers that the murder of local thugs can be traced back to a demon that eats their brains.
Guest stars include Stargate Atlantis' Jewel Staite, Colin Ford and Nico McEown.
THE VAMPIRE DIARIES - CW VIDEO: 'Disturbing Behavior' Sneak Peek Airs Thursday, October 6, 2011 at 8/7C
Forwood gets tender. Bite into all new episodes of The Vampire Diaries Thursdays at 8/7c on The CW.
Klaus contacts a witch from his past to see why his plan isn't working. Meanwhile, Damon faces a new enemy and lashes out in a way that brings about lasting consequences; Jeremy makes a breakthrough with one of his ghostly visitors.
Guest stars include Joseph Morgan and Charmin Lee.
CSI - CBS VIDEO FEATURETTE: You Ask, They Tell: Ted Danson
We asked Ted Danson your questions about preparing for his new role on 'CSI:', how he got involved with Ocean preservation and how he can use his scientific upbringing in his new role. Catch Ted on 'CSI:' Wednesdays at 10/9c only on CBS!
... Question: I started watching Fringe this summer and was able to catch up before Season 4 began. While I love the show and am sorry I haven't watched it from the beginning, I am finding myself falling down the Lost rabbit hole of reading the fan message boards and getting upset by what I read. (I know, I know, I need to just stop reading them!) The common comment is that the new Peter-less worlds are better off without him and Lincoln Lee should replace him. While I love Lincoln Lee (both of them), I just can't believe that is true, especially where Walter is concerned. He may be just as crazy (no one can change that), but he is a sadder, less connected and adjusted person without his son. I am really enjoying this "reboot" and am intrigued to see where this season is going. Not since Lost has a show required me to be so engaged, which I love. So as a long-time Fringe viewer and less crazed fan, what do you think of the new season so far and the world without Peter? - Amy
Matt Roush: I'm loving the season so far, last Friday's in particular, as both worlds worked together to solve a case. The clash of the Olivias is always exciting and amusing, and the contemplation of "the path not taken" by the professor and his doppelganger villain was provocative and poignant. Even so, I'm itching for Peter to be restored to the universe, and can't wait to see how that is executed and explained. As glad I am to see the Lincolns (aka Seth Gabel) upped to full-time status, the thought that he's a suitable replacement for Peter is just silly. Ignore any chatter that lessens your enjoyment of Fringe. The show needs all the support it can get.
... Question: I've been an avid viewer of Eureka from day one, and I am truly upset that it has been so unceremoniously cancelled! And as it will take forever until the last season is coming around, I was happy to hear that we will at least get another Christmas episode this year. However, while I really enjoyed the final episode of the season as it was the funny, touching and poignant Eureka that I love, it ended on such a cliffhanger that I am somewhat stumped as to what will happen with the Christmas episode. Last year, the Christmas episode was completely stand-alone from the previous season's story arc. I can't imagine how they would accomplish something similar this year. There are too many dramatic happenings, loose ends and people somewhere else, rather than in Eureka, for a stand-alone episode to work. Do you have any word on what's planned, and whether this time around the Christmas episode will be a continuation of the ongoing storyline? — Anna from Cologne
Matt Roush: Cologne, how cool! But best to think of these holiday specials as fables, long-lost chapters in a show's history. Eureka's Christmastime episode is not merely a stand-alone, it's animated. Titled "Do You See What I See," it will tell of an anomaly (so what else is new) that renders everyone and everything in Eureka as a cartoon. Thus, we get The Big Bang Theory'sJim Parsons as the voice of Sheriff Carter's long-suffering Jeep, Edward James Olmos as a sled dog who befriends Deputy Andy, and so on. The episode will use a variety of animated styles — Looney Tunes, anime, claymation — and it sounds like a great deal of fun. And yes, I'm also sorry that next season will be its last. This has long been one of my favorites of the Syfy lite series.
Source: TV Guide [follow link for complete column]
TV GUIDE: Matt's Guide to Monday TV: Stephen King on Horror Movies, House Behind Bars and More!
Oct 3, 2011
by Matt Roush
... Closing shop: Syfy's ever-popular Warehouse 13 (9/8c) wraps its third season with its first two-hour finale event, in which arch-villain Walter Sykes (Anthony Michael Hall) continues his murderous vendetta against the Warehouse and its Regents by recruiting H.G. Wells herself (Jaime Murray). Yes, herself.
Source: Yahoo! TV [follow link for complete column]
YAHOO TV - What To Watch - Weekly Top 10 Picks - Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Yahoo TV picks the week's top 10 must-watch shows
... NCIS
Tuesday at 8pm ET on CBS
Legendary comedienne Lily Tomlin guest stars on this week's "NCIS": The funny lady plays McGee's scientist grandmother, Penelope. But she might not be laughing when she learns that the NCIS team has discovered evidence that connects her to the murder of a Navy lieutenant.
Source: Yahoo! TV [follow link for complete column]
YAHOO TV - What To Watch - Weekly Top 10 Picks - Monday, October 3, 2011
Yahoo TV picks the week's top 10 must-watch shows
... Hawaii Five-O
Monday at 10pm ET on CBS
William Baldwin guest stars this week as Frank Delano, a dirty ex-cop who gets involved with Kono. Be careful, Kono: Those Baldwin boys are nothing but trouble. Meanwhile, Commander White asks McGarrett to look into the suspicious death of a Navy SEAL, which the autopsy ruled a suicide.
SANCTUARY - SYFY VIDEO: 'Tempus' Sneak Peek - Season Four Premieres Friday, October 7, 2011 at 10/9C
Watch a sneak peek of the Season Premiere of Sanctuary. Friday at 10/9c.
Magnus goes to 1898 London to try to stop Adam Worth from saving his daughter, which would alter the current time line in the Season 4 premiere.
With thousands of Abnormals running free and causing a great deal of trouble for the world, Magnus comes to the understanding that she and the rest of the team must step outside the normal procedures in order to create order.
Guest stars include Ian Tracey and Fraser Aitcheson.
McGarrett's (Alex O'Loughlin) mentor, Lt. Cmdr. Joe White (guest star Terry O'Quinn, "Lost"), asks him to reopen the case of a Navy SEAL's death, which was believed to be a suicide but might be murder. Chin Ho (Daniel Dae Kim) worries about the company that Kono (Grace Park) is keeping -- specifically a group of dirty ex-cops. William Baldwin also guest stars in the new episode "Kame'e," Hawaiian for "the hero."
Source: Yahoo! TV [follow link for complete column]
Yahoo! TV: Monday's Picks: What to Watch Monday, October 3, 2011
A list of can't-miss hot shows, undiscovered gems and fan favorites
... Warehouse 13
Season Finale: Monday at 9pm on Syfy
Syfy's artifact-loving hit wraps up its third season tonight with a two-hour finale: Pete and Myka track a missing warehouse file to a Wyoming high school, where they find their old pal H.G. Wells working as a teacher. Plus, Sykes threatens to use his own stash of artifacts to destroy the warehouse once and for all.
Al Pacino has a field day playing Lucifer disguised as the head of a law firm in this thriller about a lawyer (Keanu Reeves) who doesn't realize his new boss is a real demon.
Cast includes Keanu Reeves, Al Pacino, Charlize Theron, Jeffrey Jones, Judith Ivey, Connie Nielsen, Craig T. Nelson, Castle's Ruben Santiago-Hudson, Debra Monk and George Wyner.
06:30 PM End Of Days
At the end of the century, Satan visits New York in search of a bride. It's up to an ex-cop who now runs an elite security outfit to stop him.
Cast includes Arnold Schwarzenegger, Gabriel Byrne, The Mentalist's Robin Tunney, Kevin Pollak, Warehouse 13's CCH Pounder, Derrick O'Connor, David Weisenberg and Victor Varnado.
09:00 PM The Terror Beneath - Syfy Premiere!
Militant environmentalists Kate and Joe witness, and videotape, the rapid growth of a gigantic root system that literally begins mowing through the country like an earthquake. At the same time, government agent Jack Taylor contacts plant expert Jocelyn Snow, who discovers that her ex-colleague, Frame Marcos, is the probable source of the ancient seed that started the whole ecological disaster. Under the growing threat of massive tsunamis should the enormous root system burrow under the ocean, Jack, Jocelyn, Joe and Kate confront Frame in his compound, then return to the place where it all began, with the hopes that Jocelyn can disable the embryonic root and bring the disaster to an end.
Cast includes Adrian Pasdar, Jesse Moss, James Morrison, Stefanie von Pfetten, Luisa D'Oliveira, David Lewis, David Richmond-Peck, Daniel Bacon and Nicholas Carella.
11:00 PM Path Of Destruction
A experiment gone wrong results in an explosion that releases nanoparticles into the atmosphere, causing destructive weather conditions, and a reporter (Danica McKellar) holds the only evidence of what happened.
Cast includes Danica McKellar, David Keith, Chris Pratt, Stephen Furst, Franklin Dennis Jones and Richard Wharton.
01:00 AM The Terror Beneath
03:00 AM Mandrake
An expedition to find a mystical dagger goes horribly awry when researchers accidentally awaken some deadly vegetation.
AOL TV: What To Watch: TV Picks for Monday, October 3, 2011
by Laura Prudom
Oct 2nd 2011
MONDAY, OCTOBER 3
... 'Hawaii Five-0'
(10PM ET, CBS)
Attention, 'Lost'ies, Terry O'Quinn returns as McGarrett's mentor, Commander White, in this week's episode. Spurred on by White, McGarrett persuades Max to redo the autopsy on a SEAL, thought to have committed suicide, in order to investigate his murder. Meanwhile, Chin Ho worries about Kono hanging out with a group of dirty ex-cops, including Frank Delano (William Baldwin).
In a suspenseful two-hour season finale, Pete, Myka, Artie and Claudia (Eddie McClintock, Joanne Kelly, Saul Rubinek, Allison Scagliotti) must stop a madman, Walter Sykes (Anthony Michael Hall), with a major grudge against Warehouse 13. He's killed numerous Regents and is ready to take his final revenge, but there's one more piece of the puzzle he needs -- H.G. Wells (Jaime Murray) -- in "Emily Lake; Stand."
Source: TV Overmind [follow link for complete interview]
WAREHOUSE 13 - TV OVERMIND: Eddie McClintock Interview
Written By Nightfly
October 3rd, 2011
Warehouse 13, Syfy's highest rated original series, is concluding its third season tonight and according to Eddie McClintock, "They've really raised the stakes for the last two episodes."
W13's affable male lead answered questions last week about tonight's two-hour finale and TV Over Mind joined the fun. Already renewed for a fourth season and with its first spinoff in the works, Eddie assures fans that this year's finale will be very different than last season's controversial ender.
"Last year's cliffhanger to me wasn't really a cliffhanger. To me a cliffhanger is like, the damsel is tied to the railroad tracks, the train's coming, the guy's racing to get there, 'What's going to happen next,' not, 'Oh no, one of the characters left.' It kind of ticked a lot of people off. I remember getting a lot of twitters about, 'I'm not going to watch the show if Myka's not going to be on there. No way, that's uncool. You guys are [expletive deleted],' and so... I get it. It's like, 'What? That's the cliffhanger? One of the most loved characters is just walking away?' I understand it as a plot, as a storyline for the plot sure, but to leave that as the cliffhanger, especially when the fans have to wait a year to see what happened,... it's just rough man. So I would say this year they definitely upped the stakes. It's a straight up dramatic cliffhanger. And I think people may be shedding a few tears on this one. I don't think it'll leave people going, 'Hey, I'm not going to watch anymore,' it's going to make people go, 'I can't wait till next year to see the show.'.."
Source: Yahoo! TV [follow link for complete column]
Yahoo! TV: Monday's Picks: What to Watch Monday, October 3, 2011
A list of can't-miss hot shows, undiscovered gems and fan favorites
... Hawaii Five-O
Monday at 10pm ET on CBS
William Baldwin guest stars this week as Frank Delano, a dirty ex-cop who gets involved with Kono. Be careful, Kono: Those Baldwin boys are nothing but trouble. Meanwhile, Commander White asks McGarrett to look into the suspicious death of a Navy SEAL, which the autopsy ruled a suicide.
