According to Variety, Warner Brothers TV and McG’s Wonderland studio will be producing a series of webisodes, apparently ten episodes each three minutes in length, of the popular "Ghostfacers" team. Beginning in the episode, "Hell House," the Ghostfacers are led by actors A.J. Buckley and Travis Wester. Their appearances in two episodes of the show, as well as subsequent online material and convention appearances, have been enormously popular. There’s no word yet on when the web-based series will begin, but we’ll let you know as soon as we do. 

Ask Ausiello has a first look at James Marsters on the new SyFy series, "Caprica" (created by Ronald D. Moore and Remi Aubuchon and produced by the wonderful Jane Espenson).  The series, which debuted last night, is a prequel to the previous hit series, "Battlestar Galactica" and is set 50 years before the war with the Cylons.  James Marsters will debut as Barnabus Greely (or Barnabus Greele as it is spelled in some places) on March 5. 

 Recently, a poster on FaceBook using the name "The Kripmaster aka Eric Kripke" posted a confirmation that Supernatural has been picked up for a sixth season by The CW. Whedonpolis has contacted Warner Brothers Television, who will only confirm that Eric Kripke does not have a FaceBook page and the person using the name "The Kripmaster aka Eric Kripke" is just a fan posing as the shows creator.

While the film/TV website Cinema Spy has confirmed a sixth season for the hit show, even they say it has not been officially confirmed.  

Without official confirmation, I guess we’ll all be waiting to hear from the real Eric Kripke and The CW in the coming weeks. With our fingers crossed.

In honor of Supernatural’s return from its hiatus at 9 PM tomorrow night, the CW has sent us two webclips of the episode, entitled "Sam, Interrupted". I’ve not watched these myself, as I hate spoilers of any kind, but if you’re into that kind of thing, you can see them after the cut. Enjoy!