November 14, 2013 Well apparently people other than me complained about the use of a swear word by Samual L. Jackson in a recent Capitol One Credit Card TV commercial. That commercial has been replaced minus the word.
Tonight's all-new 'The Walking Dead' episode "Internment" kept right on dealing with the threats inside the prison walls, but the closing moments of the hour revealed that the greatest threat lies just outside the gates! Check out what you-know-who's been up to in the first sneak peek clip of next week's all-new installment, "Live Bait"!
The 2014 People's Choice Awards nominees have been announced. There are tons of categories across film, TV and music, and the complete list of nominees is below. In the music realm, Katy Perry picked up five noms, while Miley Cyrus also grabbed a few.
October 31, 2013 When it comes to television and the commercials that air on it, when is "enough is enough"? Here I am watching the World Series and between innings an ad for the Capital One Credit Card came on featuring Samuel L. Jackson as their spokesperson. Now I happen to like the work of Samual Jackson as an actor but near the end of this particular commercial Jackson sternly looks into the camera and says "unlimited cash back purchases everywhere and every DAMN day".
'American Horror Story' didn't begin its original run with series star Jessica Lange as the centerpiece, thought the actress quickly emerged as the dominant force of the franchise through 'Asylum' and now 'Coven.' The monster ratings for FX's Ryan Murphy horror drama all-but-assure a fourth season in place, but will Lange depart the series after that?
October 17, 2013 I remember it vividly. Al Michaels and Tim McCarver were broadcasting Game Three of the 1989 World Series between the A's and the Giants when all of a sudden the TV went black and all you could hear was Michaels talking. The audio quality went from clear to phone-like and after a few seconds he began to realize that an earthquake had just occurred.
Whether by coincidence or team effort, 'The Walking Dead' is the latest high-profile genre drama today to get an honest skewering, after 'Game of Thrones'. Following up on their 'Breaking Bad' dissection, The good folks at Screen Junkies have given 'The Walking Dead' an "Honest Trailer" to follow the acclaimed AMC drama's fourth-season debut, hitting the nail on the head both literally and figuratively. Major spoilers ahead!
'The Walking Dead' once again shattered its previous ratings with a record-setting 16.1 million viewers for season 4 premiere "30 Days Without An Accident," but that still leaves just a few people left on the planet who haven't yet caught up with Rick and his expanded gang of prison survivors. That said, why not watch (or rewatch) the full season 4 premiere online right now?
At last, our long national nightmare is over, and AMC's 'The Walking Dead' has finally returned with season 4 premiere "30 Days Without An Accident." Sure, there's our review and comic-to-TV comparison to dissect the episode, but why wait an entire week for fresh footage when we've got the first look at next week's tense "Infected" right here?
During this evening's panel for AMC's 'The Walking Dead' at New York Comic-Con, the creators finally announced who will be playing fan favorite characters Eugene and Abraham in the upcoming fourth season of the series. Joining the rest of the cast on the stage were Josh McDermitt, who will play Eugene, and Michael Cudlitz, who will play Abraham in an upcoming arc.