There’s just over a week to go until we get to see the season premiere of The Killing’s third season. We are so glad that they had the wisdom to un-cancel this fantastic show.
AMC released a video of Joel Kinnaman, Mireille Enos and Veena Sud answering questions that fans had sent in to them.
The CW network have decided to air the final episodes of the now cancelled shot-in-Vancouver tv show within a tv show.
They’ll be shown in two hour blocks from 8pm to 10pm on June 28, July 5 and July 12.
This is great news for followers of the TV Show.
On the Psych season finale, will a new police chief mean the end for Psych? Tune in to “No Trout About It,” featuring guest star, Anthony Michael Hall, Wednesday, May 29th at 10/9c, only on USA Network.
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Josh Holloway stars as former Delta Force turned U.S. Cyber Command über-agent in a crime thriller that explores the unlimited possibilities of technology. With a special microchip implanted in his brain, he has become the first super computer with a beating heart.
The show is centered at US Cyber Command, and focuses on a unit that has been created around one agent (Holloway) with a very special gift, a microchip that has been implanted in his brain that allows him to access the entire electromagnetic spectrum. It also stars Marg Helgenberger and “Once Upon a Time’s” Meghan Ory, and hails from executive producers Michael Seitzman and David Semel.
Jon Tenney and Rebecca Romijn star as Sean King and Michelle Maxwell from the popular bestselling author David Baldacci. These two aren’t your typical private investigators.
Both are former Secret Service agents, and their unique skills – not to mention their razor-sharp chemistry – give them a leg up on conventional law enforcement. Maxwell is a former Olympic athlete who uses her brains, beauty and Beltway connections to solve cases.
There are thirteen days until the third season of The Killing is upon us. And boy, are we in for a rollercoaster ride.
Season three promises a brand new murder mystery for Sarah Linden and Stephen Holder to investigate that centres on a new villain in death row inmate Ray Seward, played by Peter Sarsgaard.
The climax of the Arrow season one finale was a fight scene between The Green Arrow and The Dark Archer on the rooftop of Malcolm Merlyn’s building in Sterling City.
We saw Oliver Queen’s vigilante supposedly kill Malcolm Merlyn. But right at the end of the episode, Oliver told Tommy that he hadn’t killed his father. Some have stated that this was said to ease the pain of a dying friend.
After a woman dies from what appears to be a plastic surgery mishap, Shawn and Gus believe the killer is her doctor, a woman named Joan Diamond who happens to be an old flame of Henry’s.
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Jon Tenney and Rebecca Romijn star as Sean King and Michelle Maxwell from the popular bestselling author David Baldacci. These two aren’t your typical private investigators.
Both are former Secret Service agents, and their unique skills – not to mention their razor-sharp chemistry – give them a leg up on conventional law enforcement. Maxwell is a former Olympic athlete who uses her brains, beauty and Beltway connections to solve cases.
Arrow will have two big bads in the second season according to executive producer Marc Guggenheim. “They’ll both be very recognizable names to fans of the comic book. We’re really excited about both of them.”
In an interview recently with TV Guide, the executive producer also revealed that Malcolm Merlyn had inspired the direction of the second season.
