Marvel and Joss Whedon have been hard at work on bringing S.H.I.E.L.D. to television. Whedon is spearheading the show and writing the pilot with his brother, Jed, and Maurissa Tancharoen; who have all worked together on Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog.
Category: TV
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Casting Complete for Marvel’s S.H.I.E.L.D.
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Battlestar‘s James Callis to Guest Star on Arrow
It’s bad enough being one of the few who strongly dislikes the CW’s Arrow. There’s the matter that they recently cast one of my favorite television actors from my absolutely favorite television show, Battlestar Galactica. -
Scorsese and HBO to Film Documentary on Bill Clinton
Martin Scorsese is teaming with HBO to film a documentary on our arguably greatest president, Bill Clinton. The film will share Clinton’s perspective during his years as president, along with following his pursuits after his presidency. -
Dylan McDermott Cast in Stephen King’s Mercy
I didn’t realize what I was missing until I finally watched American Horror Story recently. And by “watched” I mean I binged through the first season in one night. It was twisted, captivating, and of course, horrific. Actor Dylan McDermott displayed acting skills and a look that fit perfectly in the horror genre — how many times can I say “horror”? -
Aaron Paul of Breaking Bad Shares a Spoiler
For a lot of us fans of Breaking Bad, we’re in the midst of a barely tolerable hiatus until the second half of season five resumes this summer on AMC. Luckily for us, Aaron Paul, who portrays Jesse Pinkman, had a brilliant spoiler to hold us over until then.
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Chevy Chase Leaves Community
The highly enjoyable series Community has lost one of its cast members. Comedic actor Chevy Chase made a mutual agreement to part ways with the show. It came as no surprise really, since Chase had ongoing problems with the producers and the direction of his character. Luckily for the sake of the show, Chase will make one last appearance in the season finale. -
Boy Meets World Gets Spinoff
Anyone who remembers the TGIF block of family shows in the evenings remembers Boy Meets World — or on television in general since it’s syndicated. But you get my point. Disney has a spinoff in the works.
