Season Four of Dexter will premiere on September 27th.
Monday, July 13, 2009
Psych Episode Details & Casting Call!
For Episode 4x09 " You Can't Handle This Episode":
http://spoilertv.blogspot.com/2009/07/exclusive-psych-episode-409-you-cant.htmlPsych Casting Scoop!
Psych: An American Werewolf in London's David Naughton has signed on to guest star in the show's Halloween-themed episode, co-written by leading man James Roday. He'll play Dr. Ken Tucker, a self-serving sociopath with a plan that Shawn and Gus uncover. Psych's fourth season begins Aug. 7.
Source: EW
Supernatural Casting Scoop!
Supernatural: The CW serial thriller is adding the recurring role of Raphael, a mechanic who becomes possessed by one of the most powerful beings in the universe.
Source: EW
Eureka Episode Titles!
Episode 3x16 - "You Don't Know Jack"
Episode 3x15 - "Shower the People "
Episode 3x14 - "Ship Happens"
Episode 3x13 - "If You Build It"
Episode 3x15 - "Shower the People "
Episode 3x14 - "Ship Happens"
Episode 3x13 - "If You Build It"
Source: SpoilerTV
Sunday, July 12, 2009
Supernatural Scoop!
According to Samantha Ferris' official site, the character of Ellen will be back during Season Five of Supernatural.
Source:http://www.samanthaferris.net/
Source:http://www.samanthaferris.net/
Saturday, July 11, 2009
Friday, July 10, 2009
Bones Episode Title & Casting Call!
Episode 5x02 will be titled" The Bond in the Boot".
Casting Call:
True Blood Scoop!
Q&A with Sam Trammell (Sam Merlotte)
Let's talk about Michelle Forbes' character, Maryann. Sam knew her from something before.
I did. I knew Maryann; you're going to find all of that out. A lot of Sam's history is explored this year, and you find out how they know each other. My storyline this year is very much entwined with hers. She's a very, very intense creature for Sam.
Will Sam have a new romance this year?
Yes, Sam has some new romance this year. And he's got some other stuff going on this year.
Like what? Any vampires?
Maybe vampire. Sam really opens up this year. He becomes more vulnerable than he was in the past. He shares more of himself than he has.
What's your favorite scene you've shot this season?
We did a scene recently that was so crazy. I don't even know how to describe it. I don't know how it's going to come out, it's just insane. The writers are crazy; they're not playing it safe at all this year. They're taking huge chances. If you could think of the craziest possible thing that could happen in a fantastical world of vampires and creatures, you'd have to double it to figure this out. It's really crazy. I hope it's good.
Q&A with executive produer Alan Ball
What genre of television would you say True Blood is, if you had to pick just one?
Drama. We don't have an actual sign in the writers room that reads, "It's the emotions, stupid," but we might as well. We feel like we have to keep these characters rooted in some sort of emotional reality because otherwise, it's a parade of special effects and set pieces.
Last season True Blood was very Southern Gothic and grounded in Bon Temps, La. This season seems more of an epic vampire family saga. Are we leaving Bon Temps for good?
I'm working with source material, so I'm following the books. The show gets a little bigger in scope this year, but it always remains rooted in Bon Temps. That's where Sookie lives, that's where Bill lives, that's where all our major characters live. They may go out of town for this reason or that reason, but they'll always come home.
Sometimes people on this show are just covered in blood—the first episodes are so graphic. Are you going for a comic-book look for the show? Are you going for a specific visual type?
The reality of the fictional world of vampires is that it's bloody. Blood is everywhere, they feed on it, and they feed on people when they are having sex, so it's a messy world. If you're a vampire you're not going to want an all-white house. You're going to need a lot of Scotchgard.
As a writer, what's your personal favorite storyline this season?
That's like asking me who my favorite child is! I can't answer that. If you make me pick one, I'll have to stay it's the storyline of the alien invasion that kicks in around episode six.
Q&A with Deborah Ann Woll (Jessica Hamby)
Jessica didn't want to become a vampire, and now she's a part of this vampire family. I take it she'll have some adjustment problems.
Absolutely. It's a whole new world. She has to deal with everything you have to deal with as a 17-year-old girl, and on top of that, she can kill people, which is maybe not such a good thing to add with a teenage temper.
Does her dramatic relationship will Bill settle down eventually, or does it remain more of a strained situation?
It settles down as much as a father-daughter relationship ever does. Is that mysterious enough for you?
Does she get involved in the Dallas mystery this season?
Yes and no. I get to go. Definitely a field trip. I'm certainly a complication in many ways.
What's it like working with Stephen Moyer and Anna Paquin?
Stephen and Anna are so lovely and kind and funny and talented. I'm newer to this business, obviously, than either of them, and it's been an honor to really watch them and learn from them. They're so willing to teach and learn right along with me, so I have such respect for them.
Source: E!
Let's talk about Michelle Forbes' character, Maryann. Sam knew her from something before.
I did. I knew Maryann; you're going to find all of that out. A lot of Sam's history is explored this year, and you find out how they know each other. My storyline this year is very much entwined with hers. She's a very, very intense creature for Sam.
Will Sam have a new romance this year?
Yes, Sam has some new romance this year. And he's got some other stuff going on this year.
Like what? Any vampires?
Maybe vampire. Sam really opens up this year. He becomes more vulnerable than he was in the past. He shares more of himself than he has.
What's your favorite scene you've shot this season?
We did a scene recently that was so crazy. I don't even know how to describe it. I don't know how it's going to come out, it's just insane. The writers are crazy; they're not playing it safe at all this year. They're taking huge chances. If you could think of the craziest possible thing that could happen in a fantastical world of vampires and creatures, you'd have to double it to figure this out. It's really crazy. I hope it's good.
Q&A with executive produer Alan Ball
What genre of television would you say True Blood is, if you had to pick just one?
Drama. We don't have an actual sign in the writers room that reads, "It's the emotions, stupid," but we might as well. We feel like we have to keep these characters rooted in some sort of emotional reality because otherwise, it's a parade of special effects and set pieces.
Last season True Blood was very Southern Gothic and grounded in Bon Temps, La. This season seems more of an epic vampire family saga. Are we leaving Bon Temps for good?
I'm working with source material, so I'm following the books. The show gets a little bigger in scope this year, but it always remains rooted in Bon Temps. That's where Sookie lives, that's where Bill lives, that's where all our major characters live. They may go out of town for this reason or that reason, but they'll always come home.
Sometimes people on this show are just covered in blood—the first episodes are so graphic. Are you going for a comic-book look for the show? Are you going for a specific visual type?
The reality of the fictional world of vampires is that it's bloody. Blood is everywhere, they feed on it, and they feed on people when they are having sex, so it's a messy world. If you're a vampire you're not going to want an all-white house. You're going to need a lot of Scotchgard.
As a writer, what's your personal favorite storyline this season?
That's like asking me who my favorite child is! I can't answer that. If you make me pick one, I'll have to stay it's the storyline of the alien invasion that kicks in around episode six.
Q&A with Deborah Ann Woll (Jessica Hamby)
Jessica didn't want to become a vampire, and now she's a part of this vampire family. I take it she'll have some adjustment problems.
Absolutely. It's a whole new world. She has to deal with everything you have to deal with as a 17-year-old girl, and on top of that, she can kill people, which is maybe not such a good thing to add with a teenage temper.
Does her dramatic relationship will Bill settle down eventually, or does it remain more of a strained situation?
It settles down as much as a father-daughter relationship ever does. Is that mysterious enough for you?
Does she get involved in the Dallas mystery this season?
Yes and no. I get to go. Definitely a field trip. I'm certainly a complication in many ways.
What's it like working with Stephen Moyer and Anna Paquin?
Stephen and Anna are so lovely and kind and funny and talented. I'm newer to this business, obviously, than either of them, and it's been an honor to really watch them and learn from them. They're so willing to teach and learn right along with me, so I have such respect for them.
Source: E!
True Blood Spoilers!
For this coming Sunday's episode "Shake & Fingerpop"
Bill “saves” Hoyt, but he doesn’t exactly need saving – turns out Jessica is able to keep her vampire tendencies in check even in the throes of teen horniness.
Tara lets Maryanne know she is moving out, and M.A. is surprisingly passive – for now. Tara finds out about lafayette and finds him convalescing, suffering with infection, and refusing medical treatment.
Andy loses his badge.
Steve and Sarah invite Jason to their home for lunch, where he promptly entertains fantasies of culinary eroticism as Sarah BBQs some ribs. Later, Jason is told that God has chosen him to become a “Soldier of the Sun.”
Sookie, Bill, and Jessica arrive in Dallas to find that there was a plot to kill them on arrival.
Eric shows up at Lafayette’s and gives him the gift of ultra-healing vampire blood.
Maryanne shows up at Sookie’s house while she is in Dallas, and throws a wild party for Tara – ala last episode.
Burn Notice Episode Details & Casting Call!
For Episode 3x14 "Dressed To Kill"
STORY LINE
Michael and Fiona somewhat gently shake down a Polish bureaucrat, KONRAD, for some information on a secret flight from Chile to Poland; Michael, Fiona and Sam help Sam find justice for Isabella Corvino, whose VP of Marketing, TIM HASTINGS, has been framed for her murder by her partner, DAMON BELMONT...
[TIM HASTINGS]
Male, African American, mid 30’s to early 40s. Tim is the VP of Marketing for Isabella Corvino's fashion house, and she suspects he's stealing from her. Tim is understandably panicked when he realizes he's being framed for her murder by her business partner, and he agrees to let Michael, Sam and Fiona help him out before he goes to the police with a story they may not believe. Though he manages to stay reasonably calm during his time underground, Tim panics when the planned scenario for getting him out of the country goes awry...GUEST STAR
[DAMON BELMONT]
Male, Caucasian, mid 30’s to early 40s, stylish, Damon is Isabella's homosexual business partner, who has secretly arranged for her murder with his lover, Rick, and cleverly framed Isabella's VP of Marketing, Tim Hastings, for the crime. Not exactly an above-board kind of guy (though he's no murderer himself), Damon doesn't bat an eye when Michael, disguised as Max, Isabella's other business partner, tells him Isabella's been smuggling heroin in the lining of their fashion garments. An opportunist who's out for the main chance, Damon is easily manipulated by "Max," and though he does find himself forced to agree to murder Rick, it's clear the thought makes him extremely anxious...GUEST STAR
[KONRAD]
Male, Caucasian, 35-50 years old. POLISH, MUST HAVE AN AUTHENTIC POLISH ACCENT. He is a bureaucratic schlub who works in an office which hides Polish military intelligence. Konrad's a lonely guy who's a long way from home and in debt from a messy divorce. He seems amenable to being approached by Michael, disguised as a Russian spy, who wants him to get information on a secret charter flight from Chile to Poland; however, Konrad turns out to be a rabid Polish nationalist and avowed Russian hater who is barely prevented from shooting Michael. An over-enthusiastic patriot who's eager to do anything for his country as long as it will hurt the Russians, Konrad is very open to doing a favor for Fiona, who approaches him as a fellow Pole, and for whom he manages to get the information she and Michael need...GUEST STAR
Source: SpoilerTV
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