"Life Unexpected" is a great show currently in its second season on the CW network that needs
your support in order to earn a full season pickup. I am truly disappointed that so few people are watching.
The CW network has already requested 6 additional scripts for "Hellcats" and "One Tree Hill", but unfortunately "Life Unexpected" did not receive such a request. However, there is still hope and time to increase the ratings and get those extra scripts.
"Life
Unexpected" airs every Tuesday night at 9pm. Please watch, and I
guarantee you will love this show. You can also watch previous aired
episodes @ www.imdb.com
Check out the trailer below for a quick introduction to show.
I am so excited for the premiere I can barely contain myself. Although
there is not a lot revealed in the below clip, I am still happy for
anything that the CW releases before the premiere Friday, Sept 24.
I have listed below a couple of scoops that have been released about the upcoming season of my favorite show"Supernatural"
1. "There are more monsters," said new show runner Sera Gamble. "We really wanna shoot some monsters in the face...so for the first time our mythology loops monsters in.
2. When the season begins, about a year after Sam's trip downstairs, Dean is a family man. He has a life and a marriage that he's going to try to protect..Then Sam returns—and reveals that he has in fact been back for a year without contacting Dean! Sam wanted Dean to live in blissful oblivion. It's a bit of a strain because Dean feels like he's been lied to...they have some things to work out.
3. The Sam who returns from hell really is Sam, But now he subscribes to Dean's original "shoot first, ask questions later" policy.
4. Castiel will return in episode three this season after a busy year in Heaven. Raphael still exists, he's not going away.
Mitch Pileggi is returning to "Supernatural" as Sam and Dean’s presumed-dead grandpa for multiple episodes during season 6.
“I’m a longtime fan of Mitch’s work,” gushes executive producer/new showrunner Sera Gamble. “And we all thought he did an amazing job the first time around, so we’re excited he was game to [return].”
I am sure with the return of Grandpa Campbell a lot will be revealed regarding the Winchester boys history.
I am so excited for the return of "Supernatural"on Friday, Sept 24.
Taylor Kinney has joined the "The Vampire Diaries" has signed on to play Mason Lockwood, the younger easygoing brother of Mayor Lockwood (Rob Pralgo), who died during last season's finale.
Mason's return to Mystic Falls will bring up a lot of questions about his estranged family, executive producer Julie Plec told TV Guide in June.
Kinney will make his first appearance in the CW drama's season 2 premiere, Thursday, Sept. 9.
William Baldwin ("Dirty Sexy Money," "Gossip Girl") will join the magnificent cast of my favorite NBC drama "Parenthood' for a multiple-episode arc.
Baldwin will be playing Gordon Flint, Adam's (Peter Krause) wealthy, charismatic boss. Gordon is content to let Adam do the grunt work of running the company, preferring to spend his time thinking about the "big picture." A dedicated bachelor, Gordon's romantic life is the polar opposite to Adam's relationship with Kristina (Monica Potter). Gordon brings tension to the Braverman clan when he sets his sights on Adam's sister, Sarah (Lauren Graham)
Not sure of how I feel about this bit of casting news, with no disrespect towards William Baldwin and his talent. But I do have complete faith in Jason Katims (Executive Producer),and the other great talent behind and in front of the camera.
I am anxiously awaiting the return of The Braverman Clan when it premieres Tuesday, Sept 14.
As a big fan of David Anders I was saddened to see once again a character of his quick demise just as I was celebrating his return to yet another series. Well it has been revealed that Anders character, Jonathan Gilbert will appear in "The Vampire Diaries" second season premiere.
Anders did however, comment on the status of his return to EW
"That's up in the air right now." "They haven't picked up [my] option yet. I feel like the character has a lot of legs and you can go in many different directions with him. But ultimately it's [executive producer] Kevin Williamson's choice."
I think we can all agree those stab wounds from the season finale
seemed quite fatal, so I am not sure if we can expect to see him beyond
the premiere, but I am keeping my fingers crossed.
"One Tree Hill" received a last-minute Season 8 pickup from The CW back in May, however a lot of fans were very disappointed to learn that the pickup was for only 13 episodes.
"We don't know if they're going to come back yet for 22 episodes each," Ostroff said in May. "They may. We haven't really talked about exact numbers yet."
Well fans of the show can finally do the "Happy Dance" because it has now been confirmed that the show has officially been picked up for a full 22-episode season by The CW.
One Tree Hill premieres Tuesday, September 14 on The CW.
These just-released photos from the "Supernatural" Season 5 finale, titled "Swan Song," don't bode well for Sam and Dean's already precarious relationship. Though the brothers Winchester may have exchanged heartfelt apologies, stars Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles already told us that Sam and Dean come to blows before the end of the season. "Rock bottom," Padalecki teased. By the looks of it, the confrontation may occur in this graveyard in the season finale.
Of course, given the nature of this season, it's entirely possible that it's not actually Sam and Dean who are fighting, but Lucifer and Michael. In the photograph below, Sam looks suspiciously angst-free. Could he finally have said yes to the condescendingly calm fallen angel? The picture of Dean with his hand extended could very well be Michael, tapping into arch-angel power.
If Sam does indeed say yes to Lucifer, could that mean that Mark Pellegrino's time on "Supernatural" is over? If so, we'll miss seeing his slowly rotting face on our screens. His eerily quiet demeanor even freaked out his co-stars.
"His performances this year [have been] so nice and creepy, kind of calm and cool. He gives me the willies," Padalecki said at Creation Entertainment's Salute to "Supernatural" event in March. We love the shot below, with Pellegrino as Lucifer contemplating iconic image of the devils's pitchfork.
When Travis Wester ("EuroTrip") and "CSI: NY's" A.J. Buckley shot their first episode of "Supernatural" in 2006, there were already rumors of a spin-off. Their characters, reckless amateur ghost hunters Harry and Ed, returned to the show in 2008 for "Ghostfacers."
The first episode after the writers strike ended, "Ghostfacers" defied the usual "Supernatural" format and was instead written and shot to look like the pilot episode of Ed and Harry's new reality show. Unfortunately, the faux-pilot was never picked up.
"The Winchesters erased our pilot," Buckley tells Zap2it.
"Douchebags," Wester interrupts.
"Yeah. Douchenozzles. When something happens like that, you grow from it. You get stronger, you get wiser. We looked at the grand scheme of the playing field and went, 'The Internet! Let's take it there.' One click of a button, we can talk to Obama if we want."
"Ghostfacers" has been a passion project for Wester and Buckley since they shot the first episode. "We would just literally meet on the weekend and start making videos. We'd go over to ["Supernatural" executive producer Phil Sgriccia's] garage and do it," Buckley says.
When "Supernatural" creator Eric Kripke got on board, the web series became more than a pipe dream. Wester and Buckley were invited to write their own official "Ghostfacers" webisodes along with Patrick J. Doody and Chris Valenziano.
Zap2it had a sneak peek at the first three episodes. In the first installment, Ed and Harry are looking to hire a new intern to replace Corbett ("90210" star Dustin Milligan), the intern who died on the job but, memorably, taught Ed "about how gay love can pierce through the veil of death and save the day."
On Thursday, April 15, as "Supernatural" airs its landmark 100th episode, "Point of No Return," the "Ghostfacers" web series will go live on CWTV.com. Two episodes will become available every Thursday night for five weeks. You don't want to miss these.
The CW will put the first 10 minutes of its new drama "Life Unexpected" online a week before its linear debut.
Starting Jan. 11, the network is putting an extended preview across all official CW fan pages.
The approach marks the first time that Facebook has hosted a screening across multiple pages, with "Unexpected" available to the network's 5.4 million Facebook fans. The move allows CW to directly target its most dedicated viewers online.
The network is partnering with video provider Ustream for the effort. Fans who catch the "Unexpected" preview during the first 24 hours will be able to leave comments as they watch.
"Unexpected" is the story of a 15-year-old foster child who moves back in with her biological parents. The series debuts on the CW on Monday, Jan. 18.
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