Review: Supernatural 8.01 – We Need To Talk About Kevin
By the first commercial break, we’d had a trans-portal arrival, graveside bloodletting, a toothy...
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Posted by MC Wade (ReelTVTalk) | Oct 9, 2012 | Reviews |
By the first commercial break, we’d had a trans-portal arrival, graveside bloodletting, a toothy...
Read MorePosted by MC Wade (ReelTVTalk) | May 23, 2012 | Movies & TV |
This September the CW line up is changed: new shows, existing shows on different nights and you can always see a missed episode the next day on CWTV.com. After the jump are previews for three new shows, Emily Owens MD>, Arrow...
Read MorePosted by MC Wade (ReelTVTalk) | May 17, 2012 | Events |
Hot off the press, The CW announced their new 2012-2013 this morning at their upfronts presentation in New York. This year it looks like The CW plans to shake things up a bit by adding more original programming, add a summer schedule, and moving some key shows around on their fall schedule.
Read MorePosted by MC Wade (ReelTVTalk) | May 17, 2012 | Events |
Is all of this talk about network upfronts with their new shows and their new strategies and schedules getting you excited about the fall season? Have all of the clips and teases got you wishing that fall was already here? Frustrated with the wait? Well, the folks at TNT and TBS may have the answer.
Read MorePosted by MC Wade (ReelTVTalk) | May 15, 2012 | Movies & TV |
The network upfronts have been around for as long as I can remember and, early in my career, I also got to participate in a couple of them. For any avid TV fan, though, they are a fun presentation with lots of stars and clips of old shows and new shows and with a bit of some boring stuff in the middle – you know, just like the Emmy Awards, The Golden Globes and every other awards show you can think of (aka The Oscars). For those who have never had the opportunity to experience a network upfront – either in person or via video streaming – let’s take a look at yesterday’s FOX Upfronts.
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