Mrs. Peel, we’re needed. Next week, the Earth Station One crew is on the case with Steed and Mrs. Peel as we look back at The British Spy-fi thriller, The Avengers. And if that wasn’t enough, we’ll have the usual rants, raves, shout outs, and ESO’s Khan Report! It’s going
Next week, the Earth Station One crew takes a look at one of entertainment’s tried and true tropes, the spinoff. From Joanie and Chachi heading off on their own to Deep Space Nine spinning off of Star Trek: The Next Generation, ESO takes a look at some of our favorite
Summer is nearly over, which means its time to get out of the sun and stay inside and watch TV! Joining Mike, Mike, and Bobby on the couch are the award-winning Mark Maddox as well as Jason & Rita from the Transmissions from Atlantis podcast. Find out their picks for
Next week, the Earth Station One crew has finale fever. That’s right, ESO dives into television history to discuss our favorite series ending episodes and those whose endings left us flat. Plus, I’m sure we’ll dig into a few shows that left us suddenly, unexpectedly, and probably too soon. ESO
By Don Kaye, Source: Blastr.com Hope you enjoyed the just-finished first season of American Horror Story—because the show will look completely different when it comes back. According to Collider, series co-creator Ryan Murphy and FX president and general manager John Landgraf revealed on a conference call this morning that every
By Kathie Huddleston, Source: Blastr.com American Horror Story may only be four episodes into its first season, but FX has already renewed the fright-fest for a second season of 13 episodes. The Wednesday night horror series is tracking to become the highest-rated series ever for FX. So far, American Horror
by Kevin Melrose, Source: Spinoff Online Just when it seemed as if the doors had closed on Locke & Key, another hope has emerged for the adaptation of the acclaimed horror comic by Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez: MTV. The well-reviewed pilot, from executive producers Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci,
Brannon Braga has worked on Star Trek in some capacity for 15 years, from an intern on The Next Generation in 1990 to the executive producer of Enterprise when it ended in 2005—and he regrets that in all of those years, the series never had a gay character. Read the
