Tuesday, April 24, 2012

Eureka - Syfy: 'The Real Thing' Audio Podcast

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EUREKA - SYFY: 'THE REAL THING' AUDIO PODCAST

With the Eureka podcast, you can listen to exclusive commentary by the cast and crew about each episode while you're watching it.

Beware of spoilers! Although the commentary is provided before you watch the episode, it is meant to be listened to while watching the episode. Listening to it beforehand might ruin certain dramatic surprises.

Also, commentary by the cast is presented unedited and uncensored, and may contain adult language. Listener discretion is advised.

There are three ways to enjoy this feature: Subscribe to our podcast feed or enhanced podcast [link at site], or download individual audio files from the list [at link above].

Actors Neil Grayston and Colin Ferguson provide the commentary for: 'The Real Thing': Carter and Andy are jailed for trying to steal a piece of equipment to complete a device that Kevin has assembled to search for the Astraeus crew. Meanwhile, Holly comes up with a dangerous theory.

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Eureka - Syfy: 'Lost' Audio Podcast

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EUREKA - SYFY: 'LOST' AUDIO PODCAST

With the Eureka podcast, you can listen to exclusive commentary by the cast and crew about each episode while you're watching it.

Beware of spoilers! Although the commentary is provided before you watch the episode, it is meant to be listened to while watching the episode. Listening to it beforehand might ruin certain dramatic surprises.

Also, commentary by the cast is presented unedited and uncensored, and may contain adult language. Listener discretion is advised.

There are three ways to enjoy this feature: Subscribe to our podcast feed or enhanced podcast [link at site], or download individual audio files from the list [at link above].

Actors Neil Grayston and Colin Ferguson provide the commentary for 'Lost' : The Astraeus crew returns to Eureka four years later and must adapt to myriad changes, including a more oppressive version of Deputy Andy, in the Season 5 premiere.

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Monday, April 23, 2012

Game of Thrones - Omelete: Richard Madden & Kit Harington Video Interview

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GAME OF THRONES - OMELETE: RICHARD MADDEN AND KIT HARINGTON VIDEO INTERVIEW

From Brazil's Omelete, Érico Borgo interviews Richard Madden (Robb Stark) and Kit Harington (Jon Snow).

Game of Thrones season two airs Sunday at 9/8C on HBO.

The Vampire Diaries - Clevver TV: Ian Somerhalder Video Interview

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THE VAMPIRE DIARIES - CLEVVER TV: IAN SOMERHALDER VIDEO INTERVIEW

Joslyn Davis talked with Ian Somerhalder at the IS Foundation Influence Affair about visiting Compton High School, starting ISF and what to expect the rest of this season on The Vampire Diaries.

The Vampire Diaries airs Thursday at 8/7C on The CW.

Eureka - The Futon Critic: Co-Creator Jaime Paglia Interview

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THE FUTON CRITIC: Interview: "Eureka" Co-Creator Jaime Paglia

4/23/12
By Jim Halterman


When Syfy's series "Eureka" returned last week with the first episode of what will be its final season, there had been a four-year time jump and our regular characters in Eureka were acting more than a little strange. For example, with Dr. Allison Blake (Salli Richardson-Whitfield) having been gone for four years (and presumed dead), Sheriff Jack Carter (Colin Ferguson) had moved on and was now locking lips with Jo Lupo (Erica Cerra). However, fans of the series should know anything is possible in "Eureka" and it was revealed at the end of the episode that the dastardly Beverly Barlowe (Debrah Farentino) and her Consortium were behind all the goings on and were controlling the residents of Eureka.

Will Beverly finally succeed in her plan to take over Eureka or will she finally get her due? And how did creator Jaime Paglia and his own creative crew deal with the Syfy networks sudden change-of-mind about a sixth season which led them to quickly wrap up the beloved series? Our Jim Halterman chatted with Paglia for all the answers as well as to find out what's next for him in his post-"Eureka" career....


... JH: Now that you've finished that last episode of the series, are you satisfied and do you think the fans will be, as well?

JP: "I hope so. I know that I am in terms of where our characters end up. I had the goal in mind since the beginning where I wanted certain characters to eventually evolve to. So, from that standpoint, it was helpful knowing that at least when you're up against a deadline like that. This is where we are, this is where I wanted everyone to be so how do I get everyone from point A to point Z in 42 minutes [for the last episode]? I think it's really more than anything a love letter to our fans, to the characters and the town and especially the people who have been watching since the very beginning. I would recommend when we get closer to the [finale] date that people watch the pilot again and watch the season one finale again and even a couple of season premieres and finales to streamline where characters have been and certain circumstances they've gone through. I think people are going to enjoy it. I sure hope so."


Eureka season five airs Monday at 9/8C on Syfy.

Grimm - NBC Video: 'Leave it to the Beavers' Sneak Peek # 2 Airs Apr 27 '12

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GRIMM - NBC VIDEO: 'LEAVE IT TO THE BEAVERS' SNEAK PEEK # 2 - 'WEAPONS TRAINING' - AIRS FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 2012 AT 9/8C

Nick decides it's time to get in touch with his inner Grimm.

A construction worker's death exposes a long-running conflict within the creature world and brings reapers to town. Meanwhile, Juliette (Bitsie Tulloch) wants Nick (David Giuntoli) to invite Monroe (Silas Weir Mitchell) over for dinner.

Guest stars include David Zayas.

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Grimm - Syfy: Marathon Schedule Apr 26 '12

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GRIMM - SYFY: MARATHON SCHEDULE THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 2012


Grimm cast includes David Giuntoli, Russell Hornsby, Bitsie Tulloch, Silas Weir Mitchell, Caprica's Sasha Roiz and Reggie Lee.



06:00 PM Game Ogre

A prison escapee seeks revenge against those who put him behind bars, and his strength and high tolerance for pain makes Nick (David Giuntoli) suspect the fugitive is a monster.

Guest stars include Eric Edelstein, Anthony De Longis, Kacey Griffin and Jan Brehm.

07:00 PM Organ Grinder

Nick (David Giuntoli) finds a black market that supplies the creature world with human organs; Nick and Juliette (Bitsie Tulloch) befriend a pair of homeless siblings whose friends have vanished.

Guest stars include Hannah Marks, Daryl Sabara, Valerie Cruz, Sharon Sachs, James Maxey, Donald Fisher and J.J. Johnston.

08:00 PM Tarantella

A trail of homicides puts Nick (David Giuntoli) and Hank (Russell Hornsby) in pursuit of a deadly heartbreaker; Nick's rising stature in the creature world prompts concerns about Juliette's (Bitsie Tulloch) safety.

Guest stars include Amy Acker, Nicholas Gonzalez, Sharon Sachs, Robert Blanche, Mike Massa, Kyle Vahan, Danny Bruno, Ryan McCluskey, Nicole McCullough, Dalene Young, Michelle Damis and RJ Belles.

09:00 PM Last Grimm Standing

A double-homicide investigation lands Nick (David Giuntoli) and Monroe (Silas Weir Mitchell) in a creature fight club.

Guest stars include Nick Chinlund, B.J. Britt, Robert Blanche, Allen Nause, Sharva Maynard, Jeremiah Washburn, Ron Wright, Todd Tolces, John Dewar and Garland Lyons.

10:00 PM Three Coins in a Fuchsbau

A botched jewelry-store robbery results in murder and raises questions about rare coins; a friend of Aunt Marie's visits Nick (David Giuntoli) with information about his family.

Guest stars include Titus Welliver, Sharon Sachs, Jordi Caballero, Alan Smyth, Brian Sutherland and Robert Cohn.

11:00 PM Plumed Serpent

An arson-related-homicide investigation brings Nick (David Giuntoli) and Hank (Russell Hornsby) to the world of Portland fire dancing, and the case threatens Nick's relationship with Juliette (Bitsie Tulloch).

Guest stars include Danielle Panabaker, Daniel Baldwin, Fred Eberhart and Rusty Tennant.

Grimm - NBC Video: 'Leave it to the Beavers' Sneak Peek # 1 Airs Apr 27 '12

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GRIMM - NBC VIDEO: 'LEAVE IT TO THE BEAVERS' SNEAK PEEK # 1 - 'BENDING THE TRUTH' - AIRS FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 2012 AT 9/8C

Nick finds himself in a bind when Juliette wants Monroe to come over for dinner.

A construction worker's death exposes a long-running conflict within the creature world and brings reapers to town. Meanwhile, Juliette (Bitsie Tulloch) wants Nick (David Giuntoli) to invite Monroe (Silas Weir Mitchell) over for dinner.

Guest stars include David Zayas.

Grimm - NBC Video: 'Leave it to the Beavers' Episode Trailer Airs Apr 27 '12

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GRIMM - NBC VIDEO: 'LEAVE IT TO THE BEAVERS' EPISODE TRAILER - AIRS FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 2012 AT 9/8C

As Nick delves into the trailer's weapons cabinet and his inner Grimm, the investigation of a dead construction worker leads him into a long-standing conflict in the creature world.

A construction worker's death exposes a long-running conflict within the creature world and brings reapers to town. Meanwhile, Juliette (Bitsie Tulloch) wants Nick (David Giuntoli) to invite Monroe (Silas Weir Mitchell) over for dinner.

Guest stars include David Zayas.




Fringe - FOX Video: 'World's Apart' Episode Trailer Airs Apr 27 '12

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FRINGE - FOX VIDEO: 'WORLD'S APART' EPISODE TRAILER - AIRS FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 2012 AT 9/8C

Don't miss an all-new episode of FRINGE on FRI at 9/8c, on FOX!

Cortexiphan kids surface on an all-new "Fringe" Friday, April 27, on FOX.

The Fringe teams from both worlds are united by a common cause; new developments are linked to the children from the Cortexiphan experiments.

Guest stars include Jarod Joseph.



Fringe - TV Guide: Ask Matt: Apr 23 '12

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Fringe Friday

TV GUIDE: Ask Matt: Sherlock, Killing, Fringe, Revenge, Ringer, NCIS

Apr 23, 2012
by Matt Roush

Send questions to askmatt@tvguidemagazine.com and follow on Twitter!


... Question: ... Am I naive for thinking that there's still hope for even a bit more Fringe? Every time I read that ratings are down for some other show, or that more-expensive-shows X, Y and Z are not coming back, some part of me hopes that there might be room for Fringe in the fall. They've gotta show something, right? Every would-be hit that fizzles gives me hope. — Anna


Matt Roush: ... Regarding Fringe: I'm not losing hope for at least a partial fifth, and presumably final, season until the axe actually falls. Fox has indulged it, and us, this long, and I'm cautiously optimistic they'll work out some way to make this happen.



Question: So I watched Fringe Friday night and was blown away by the recasting of the story to a future time and the continued creativity of this program. This really is terrific science fiction at work in terms of the writing, acting and overall caliber of what's being put on the screen. Then it struck me. They have created a whole new show within a show that could facilitate the portability of moving this show from Fox to another channel (Syfy perhaps) in the likely increasingly event that it's canceled at the end of the season. What do you think, Matt? Is this a way to setting up the potential for a transition with a subset of the current stars (interesting mix of the two current Walters), a whole new set of story lines with the future scenario of resistance fighters putting up the good fight against the evil Observers (and how evil they have become!), cheaper sets perhaps, etc.? If this scenario were to pan out, would that small universe of avid Fringe viewers at least have some hope of continuing this show in some way going forward? — Raymond


Matt Roush: The reboot to a future war-against-the-Observers storyline, which I also quite enjoyed, is almost certainly driven creatively, not by some ulterior motive to keep the show alive on another platform — although the creators have spoken in the past about continuing the franchise in graphic-novel or webisode form if Fox does indeed pull the plug. The likelihood of Syfy (in particular) picking this up is very slim, mostly for economic reasons but also because they've got a fairly full slate of shows already, including several in development. I've begun to wonder if Warner Bros., which produces the show, might turn to one of its primary distribution arms, The CW, to keep Fringe alive for however much of a fifth season they need to wrap things up. (Just speculating here; haven't heard a thing and wouldn't necessarily expect it to happen.) One of my favorite aspects of the Fringe experience is watching it reinvent itself every season. I'd love to see it get this last chance...


Fringe season four airs Friday at 9/8C on FOX.

Eureka - TV Worth Watching: Bianculli's Best Bets Apr 23 '12 - Syfy 9/8C

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TV WORTH WATCHING: BIANCULLI'S BEST BETS MONDAY, APRIL 23, 2012


... EUREKA

SyFy, 9:00 p.m. ET

At the unexpected conclusion of last week’s season opener, the returning space travelers were revealed not to have returned to a new reality in Eureka, but to have been subjected to a fabricated reality, as in The Matrix. So while they’re strapped to machines and being fed false memories, will anyone come to their aid? For that matter, does anyone know they’re back? Or captured? Or, come to think of it, did they ever leave at all? Let me think. Eureka!