HOLLYWOOD OUTBREAK VIDEO: David Lyons and Summer Glau Interview
Monday, February 21, 2011
The Cape - Hollywood Outbreak Video: David Lyons and Summer Glau Interview
Source: Hollywood Outbreak You Tube channel
HOLLYWOOD OUTBREAK VIDEO: David Lyons and Summer Glau Interview
HOLLYWOOD OUTBREAK VIDEO: David Lyons and Summer Glau Interview
Timothy Olyphant - Sci-Fi Talk: "I Am Number Four" Cast Audio Interview
Source: Sci-Fi Talk
SCI-FI TALK: I Am Number Four Special
Mon, 21 February 2011
A look at this new SF Film about specially gifted young people. Interviews include Alex Pettyfer, Callan McAuliffe, Dianna Agron, Timothy Olyphant, Teresa Palmer, Kevin Durand and director DJ Caruso. Special thanks to Walt Disney Pictures. Music is by Digital Grey Orchestra.
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SCI-FI TALK: I Am Number Four Special
Mon, 21 February 2011
A look at this new SF Film about specially gifted young people. Interviews include Alex Pettyfer, Callan McAuliffe, Dianna Agron, Timothy Olyphant, Teresa Palmer, Kevin Durand and director DJ Caruso. Special thanks to Walt Disney Pictures. Music is by Digital Grey Orchestra.
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Star Trek - The SciFi Guys: Nana Visitor Audio Interview Feb 23 8pm [GMT]
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NANA VISITOR (DS9), IAN MCNEICE AND RAKIE AYOLA JOIN THE SCI FI GUYS THIS WEDNESDAY ON WWW.DTRN.CO.UK
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Following on from the anarchy of last week's episode the guys return this week with the second part of the SFBALL Aftermath series featuring special guest interviews with Nana Visitor (Deep Space Nine) Ian McNeice and Rakie Ayola from Doctor Who.
In the first of these two interviews Stuart talks to with Nana Visitor, Kira from Star Trek Deep Space Nine, among other things about her time on the series and the effects the show had on her life at the time. In the second of the interviews the whole team talk with Ian McNeice and Rakie Ayola about everything from Doctor Who, working with Tom Cruise to the new Judge Dredd movie.
This special episode will also mark the finale of the Sci Fi Guys fourth season and fans can expect a few surprises to celebrate this event.
The guys will also bring you all the latest week's happenings in the world of Sci Fi, Cult TV, Movies, Video Games, Anime and more. The anarchy begins at the usual time of 8pm (For those in the UK) on Wednesday 16th February live from www.dtrn.co.uk and listeners can also interact with the team during the show using twitter (www.twitter.com/thescifiguys) or they can join the forums and use all the new features which include a chat function, at www.dtrn.co.uk/smf or they can email the show via the following address stuart@dtrn.co.uk.
NANA VISITOR (DS9), IAN MCNEICE AND RAKIE AYOLA JOIN THE SCI FI GUYS THIS WEDNESDAY ON WWW.DTRN.CO.UK
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Following on from the anarchy of last week's episode the guys return this week with the second part of the SFBALL Aftermath series featuring special guest interviews with Nana Visitor (Deep Space Nine) Ian McNeice and Rakie Ayola from Doctor Who.
In the first of these two interviews Stuart talks to with Nana Visitor, Kira from Star Trek Deep Space Nine, among other things about her time on the series and the effects the show had on her life at the time. In the second of the interviews the whole team talk with Ian McNeice and Rakie Ayola about everything from Doctor Who, working with Tom Cruise to the new Judge Dredd movie.
This special episode will also mark the finale of the Sci Fi Guys fourth season and fans can expect a few surprises to celebrate this event.
The guys will also bring you all the latest week's happenings in the world of Sci Fi, Cult TV, Movies, Video Games, Anime and more. The anarchy begins at the usual time of 8pm (For those in the UK) on Wednesday 16th February live from www.dtrn.co.uk and listeners can also interact with the team during the show using twitter (www.twitter.com/thescifiguys) or they can join the forums and use all the new features which include a chat function, at www.dtrn.co.uk/smf or they can email the show via the following address stuart@dtrn.co.uk.
Tom Welling - Smallville - Video: "Fortune" Episode Trailer Airs Feb 25 '11
Source: CW Television You Tube channel
SMALLVILLE: Video - "Fortune" Episode Trailer Airs Friday, February 25, 2011 at 8/7C on CW
Everyone loses their memory after drinking spiked champagne, courtesy of Zatanna, at Clark and Lois' bachelor and bachelorette parties. While hunting for her missing engagement ring with Oliver, Lois is accused of theft by Fortune, the casino owner. Elsewhere, Clark recalls stealing an armored truck.
Guest cast includes Alessandro Juliani and James Kidnie.
SMALLVILLE: Video - "Fortune" Episode Trailer Airs Friday, February 25, 2011 at 8/7C on CW
Everyone loses their memory after drinking spiked champagne, courtesy of Zatanna, at Clark and Lois' bachelor and bachelorette parties. While hunting for her missing engagement ring with Oliver, Lois is accused of theft by Fortune, the casino owner. Elsewhere, Clark recalls stealing an armored truck.
Guest cast includes Alessandro Juliani and James Kidnie.
Alex O'Loughlin - Hawaii Five-0 - TV Guide: Ask Matt Feb 21 '11
Source: TV Guide [follow link for complete column]
TV GUIDE: Ask Matt: Chicago Code, Castle, Fringe and More!
Feb 21, 2011
by Matt Roush
Send questions to askmatt@tvguidemagazine.com and follow on Twitter!
... Question: I just read in USA Today that toward the end of the season, the writers of Hawaii Five-0 are going to break up the team. Can this be true? Will they put them back together? They have a hit on their hands, why mess up a good thing? — Mary
Matt Roush: I wouldn't lose any sleep over this one. This is how season cliffhangers tend to work. The quote you're referring to is a tease from Alex O'Loughlin, saying, "You'll never believe how McGarrett ends up. ... One of the things we'll be looking at is a fracture and a separation of the Five-0 team. They're going to shake everybody up." The more significant quote, for me, came earlier in the story, when O'Laughlin spoke about what gets him excited doing the show. "The week-to-week stuff is boring, formulaic. For some reason, people tune in because they can tune out when they tune in. The arc is the stuff we love as actors." And this is why the writers try to shake things up from time to time, to keep the show interesting for those who do the show, even if some of the fans would prefer the status quo never to be upended. But whatever the writers have in mind for the team, I imagine it wouldn't be permanent. Although I'd embrace any attempt by producers to give procedurals like this an element of surprise.
TV GUIDE: Ask Matt: Chicago Code, Castle, Fringe and More!
Feb 21, 2011
by Matt Roush
Send questions to askmatt@tvguidemagazine.com and follow on Twitter!
... Question: I just read in USA Today that toward the end of the season, the writers of Hawaii Five-0 are going to break up the team. Can this be true? Will they put them back together? They have a hit on their hands, why mess up a good thing? — Mary
Matt Roush: I wouldn't lose any sleep over this one. This is how season cliffhangers tend to work. The quote you're referring to is a tease from Alex O'Loughlin, saying, "You'll never believe how McGarrett ends up. ... One of the things we'll be looking at is a fracture and a separation of the Five-0 team. They're going to shake everybody up." The more significant quote, for me, came earlier in the story, when O'Laughlin spoke about what gets him excited doing the show. "The week-to-week stuff is boring, formulaic. For some reason, people tune in because they can tune out when they tune in. The arc is the stuff we love as actors." And this is why the writers try to shake things up from time to time, to keep the show interesting for those who do the show, even if some of the fans would prefer the status quo never to be upended. But whatever the writers have in mind for the team, I imagine it wouldn't be permanent. Although I'd embrace any attempt by producers to give procedurals like this an element of surprise.
Doctor Who - The Telegraph (UK) Video: Doctor Who Experience
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THE TELEGRAPH: Doctor Who Experience, London’s Olympia, review
There's a lot more to this interactive exhibition than just twiddling Doctor Who's buttons.
Until 29th May | www.doctorwhoexperience.com
THE TELEGRAPH: Doctor Who Experience, London’s Olympia, review
There's a lot more to this interactive exhibition than just twiddling Doctor Who's buttons.
Until 29th May | www.doctorwhoexperience.com
Warehouse 13 - TV Guide: Ask Matt Feb 21 '11
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TV GUIDE: Ask Matt: Chicago Code, Castle, Fringe and More!
Feb 21, 2011
by Matt Roush
Send questions to askmatt@tvguidemagazine.com and follow on Twitter!
... Question: I'm becoming a big fan of several of USA Network's original shows (Burn Notice, In Plain Sight, Covert Affairs, Royal Pains and now Fairly Legal), because I love character-driven shows. I'm also a big fan of some of SyFy's original shows (Eureka, Warehouse 13 and to a lesser extent Haven). But I'm wondering why, when these shows are in their off-season, the networks aren't running more of their reruns? Not that I don't enjoy the continual NCIS and L&O marathons on USA, but wouldn't they get some interest in their existing original shows if they actually SHOWED them to the public? SyFy is especially bad for this, running a never-ending parade of cheesy B-movie monster flicks, which I simply cannot believe give them good ratings. Why not try running episodes a few of their own shows every so often? They would have to be essentially free to run, and it seems like it would be good advertising for the upcoming new seasons of these shows. Can you explain this to me? — Kerry
Matt Roush: It's not entirely true that these series vanish entirely between seasons — it appears that Warehouse 13 is currently being repeated on Monday nights (and episodes of many of these shows are still available online) — but I get your point. The practical answer to this question is that repeats of these cable originals probably don't pull the ratings of off-network rebroadcasts of mainstream hits like NCIS and the various Law & Order shows. And as cheesy as those Syfy movies can be, there's an audience that eats up that campy stuff. The more strategic way to look at this, though, is to consider these series, with their limited seasons of original episodes, as highly marketable "events." And one way to make a new season feel special is to limit its exposure between seasons, so when the new episodes return, the audience hasn't been oversaturated with repeats of the same few episodes. (This seems especially fitting for cable series that produce fewer episodes than the broadcast network norm.) It feels to me that what's driving this complaint is the same as those that can't understand why every series isn't available online so people can see anything they want to see when they want to see it. The economics of TV still require trying to maximize a show's value in its original first run, and that's as good an explanation as any for why many of these series aren't on 24/7 all through the year.
TV GUIDE: Ask Matt: Chicago Code, Castle, Fringe and More!
Feb 21, 2011
by Matt Roush
Send questions to askmatt@tvguidemagazine.com and follow on Twitter!
... Question: I'm becoming a big fan of several of USA Network's original shows (Burn Notice, In Plain Sight, Covert Affairs, Royal Pains and now Fairly Legal), because I love character-driven shows. I'm also a big fan of some of SyFy's original shows (Eureka, Warehouse 13 and to a lesser extent Haven). But I'm wondering why, when these shows are in their off-season, the networks aren't running more of their reruns? Not that I don't enjoy the continual NCIS and L&O marathons on USA, but wouldn't they get some interest in their existing original shows if they actually SHOWED them to the public? SyFy is especially bad for this, running a never-ending parade of cheesy B-movie monster flicks, which I simply cannot believe give them good ratings. Why not try running episodes a few of their own shows every so often? They would have to be essentially free to run, and it seems like it would be good advertising for the upcoming new seasons of these shows. Can you explain this to me? — Kerry
Matt Roush: It's not entirely true that these series vanish entirely between seasons — it appears that Warehouse 13 is currently being repeated on Monday nights (and episodes of many of these shows are still available online) — but I get your point. The practical answer to this question is that repeats of these cable originals probably don't pull the ratings of off-network rebroadcasts of mainstream hits like NCIS and the various Law & Order shows. And as cheesy as those Syfy movies can be, there's an audience that eats up that campy stuff. The more strategic way to look at this, though, is to consider these series, with their limited seasons of original episodes, as highly marketable "events." And one way to make a new season feel special is to limit its exposure between seasons, so when the new episodes return, the audience hasn't been oversaturated with repeats of the same few episodes. (This seems especially fitting for cable series that produce fewer episodes than the broadcast network norm.) It feels to me that what's driving this complaint is the same as those that can't understand why every series isn't available online so people can see anything they want to see when they want to see it. The economics of TV still require trying to maximize a show's value in its original first run, and that's as good an explanation as any for why many of these series aren't on 24/7 all through the year.
Nathan Fillion - Castle - TV Guide: Ask Matt Feb 21 '11
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TV GUIDE: Ask Matt: Chicago Code, Castle, Fringe and More!
Feb 21, 2011
by Matt Roush
Send questions to askmatt@tvguidemagazine.com and follow on Twitter!
... Question: I love the show Castle. It seems to me that each actor is perfectly suited for their role. But I watched a clip where the actors were discussing their respective roles on the show and Stana Katic kept her head down, turned to the side with her hair covering her face and never looked up even when talking. Last week's episode really showed how great an actor Katic can be: i.e, the bar scene where she gets close to a suspect to arrest him. My question after watching this clip: Is Katic not happy with her role and planning on leaving the show? I certainly hope not. After all, how can you replace perfection? — Tom
Matt Roush: Perfection? If you're that big a fan, by all means get your hands on this week's issue of TV Guide Magazine, with its cover story on Castle — and a cover photo shoot where Stana Katic really brings it. From the outtakes I saw with her and Nathan Fillion, I didn't sense any unhappiness there. I'm not familiar with the clip you're referring to, but maybe she just wasn't feeling it that day. Nothing I've heard or seen indicates she's out of sorts or unhappy with how they've developed Beckett. Seems to me like she'd consider the character a gift.
TV GUIDE: Ask Matt: Chicago Code, Castle, Fringe and More!
Feb 21, 2011
by Matt Roush
Send questions to askmatt@tvguidemagazine.com and follow on Twitter!
... Question: I love the show Castle. It seems to me that each actor is perfectly suited for their role. But I watched a clip where the actors were discussing their respective roles on the show and Stana Katic kept her head down, turned to the side with her hair covering her face and never looked up even when talking. Last week's episode really showed how great an actor Katic can be: i.e, the bar scene where she gets close to a suspect to arrest him. My question after watching this clip: Is Katic not happy with her role and planning on leaving the show? I certainly hope not. After all, how can you replace perfection? — Tom
Matt Roush: Perfection? If you're that big a fan, by all means get your hands on this week's issue of TV Guide Magazine, with its cover story on Castle — and a cover photo shoot where Stana Katic really brings it. From the outtakes I saw with her and Nathan Fillion, I didn't sense any unhappiness there. I'm not familiar with the clip you're referring to, but maybe she just wasn't feeling it that day. Nothing I've heard or seen indicates she's out of sorts or unhappy with how they've developed Beckett. Seems to me like she'd consider the character a gift.
Doctor Who - Digital Spy (UK) Video: Doctor Who Experience
Source: Digital Spy You Tube channel
DIGITAL SPY: We enjoy the Doctor Who Experience!
We chat to Matt Smith, Mark Gatiss and others at the opening of the Doctor Who Experience at Olympia.
DIGITAL SPY: We enjoy the Doctor Who Experience!
We chat to Matt Smith, Mark Gatiss and others at the opening of the Doctor Who Experience at Olympia.
Alex O'Loughlin - Hawaii Five-0 - TV Guide: Matt's Picks Feb 21 '11
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TV GUIDE: Matt's Picks: February 21-24
Feb 21, 2011
by Matt Roush
... Hawaii Five-0
(Monday, 10/9c, CBS)
In other sweeps stunt-casting news, over on CBS's Hawaii Five-0 in the same hour, Danno's brother comes to paradise, a hedonistic Wall Street broker played by comedian Dane Cook. A mad bomber is also on the loose, which might actually be a welcome diversion if Cook tries to do stand-up.
TV GUIDE: Matt's Picks: February 21-24
Feb 21, 2011
by Matt Roush
... Hawaii Five-0
(Monday, 10/9c, CBS)
In other sweeps stunt-casting news, over on CBS's Hawaii Five-0 in the same hour, Danno's brother comes to paradise, a hedonistic Wall Street broker played by comedian Dane Cook. A mad bomber is also on the loose, which might actually be a welcome diversion if Cook tries to do stand-up.
Nathan Fillion - Castle - TV Guide: Matt's Picks Feb 21 '11
Source: TV Guide [follow link for complete column]
TV GUIDE: Matt's Picks: February 21-24
Feb 21, 2011
by Matt Roush
... Castle
(Monday, 10/9c, ABC)
Who's that heroic looking interloper muscling into Beckett and Castle's turf? That would be former Heroes star Adrian Pasdar, guesting in a tense two-parter as a fed who takes over a murder investigation that exposes a conspiracy with calamitous implications for the city. (Sounds like a job for Jack Bauer, but those days are over.)
TV GUIDE: Matt's Picks: February 21-24
Feb 21, 2011
by Matt Roush
... Castle
(Monday, 10/9c, ABC)
Who's that heroic looking interloper muscling into Beckett and Castle's turf? That would be former Heroes star Adrian Pasdar, guesting in a tense two-parter as a fed who takes over a murder investigation that exposes a conspiracy with calamitous implications for the city. (Sounds like a job for Jack Bauer, but those days are over.)
Matt Smith - Digital Spy (UK) Video: Doctor Who Season Six Teasers
Source: Digital Spy You Tube channel
DIGITAL SPY (UK) VIDEO: Matt Smith teases 'Who' Season 6 and The Silence
Doctor Who actor Matt Smith speaks to DS at the Doctor Who Experience about the first episodes of season 6 and what they're filming now. For all the latest Doctor Who news, visit http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/s7/doctor-who/
DIGITAL SPY (UK) VIDEO: Matt Smith teases 'Who' Season 6 and The Silence
Doctor Who actor Matt Smith speaks to DS at the Doctor Who Experience about the first episodes of season 6 and what they're filming now. For all the latest Doctor Who news, visit http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/s7/doctor-who/
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