By Trent Moore, Source: Blastr.com With his latest mysterious island drama Alcatraz, Lost creator J.J. Abrams opted to build the story around a real island, telling the fictional tale of more than 300 inmates and guards who disappeared in 1963. Apparently some fans of the Fox show missed the part
by James Hibberd, Source: EW.com When Showtime recently renewed Dexter for two more seasons, fans wondered: Is this the beginning of the end for the acclaimed serial killer drama? Though plans could still change, Showtime entertainment president David Nevins tells EW the working assumption is indeed that Dexter will conclude
by Brendon Connelly, source: Bleeding Cool.com After eighteen months of development, Stephen Soderbergh has decided not to direct Warner Bros. do-over of The Man From UNCLE. The director and studio have apparently come to a parting of the ways over casting and the budget. Apparently Soderbergh was keen on either
by Philiana Ng, Source: The Hollywood Reporter The cable network has ordered five more specials of The Nerdist, based on Hardwick’s popular podcast of the same name. The announcement comes weeks after the pilot for the show, hosted by Hardwick and featuring Doctor Who’s Matt Smith and Craig Ferguson, aired
by James Hibberd, Source: EW.com TV’s original American horror story is taking another step toward returning to primetime: NBC has ordered a pilot of Bryan Fuller’s remake of the classic TV show The Munsters. The new version of the half-hour sitcom is bring re-imagined by the Pushing Daises creator as
by Kevin Melrose, Source: Comic Book Resources Eisner-winning comics writer, and Lost alum, Brian K. Vaughan will adapt Stephen King’s 2009 novel Under the Dome for Showtime, Deadline reports. Announced in late August, the DreamWorks-produced drama series is based on the sci-fi thriller about a picturesque town in Maine that
By Nathalie Caron, Source: Blastr.com Looks like Starz really has faith in its new Spartacus (Liam McIntyre), because the hit series has just been renewed for a third season that’ll probably be filled again with lots more sex, sand and blood. So tie up your sandals and get your swords
By Matthew Jackson, Source: Blastr.com Zombieland was such a pleasantly surprising sleeper hit in 2009 that it seemed impossible we wouldn’t see a sequel. Well, according to producer Gavin Polone, the sequel might be dead, but in its place we could get something better: a TV “zomcom.” Though the film
The somewhat notorious Terra Nova—known for its swollen budget and creative upheavals—appears to be going ahead guns blazing, at least judging by these first shots from the pilot episode. See the images here
