Archive for the ‘Television’ Category
  • Comic-Con Trailer: Dexter Season 5
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    Posted July 24th, 2010 at 4:43 pm 1 Comment »
    During the Comic-Con panel for Dexter the first trailer for the fifth season of the series was unveiled. Rather than talk about what is shown, given that it would mean some huge spoilers for anyone who hasn't seen up through the fourth season, I'll just post the trailer below! Be warned though spoilers may appear in the comments. ...
  • Padrecast: Comic-Con Day One Preview
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    Posted July 21st, 2010 at 10:50 pm No Comments »
    After an eventful first day in San Diego, Dylan and I talk over Thursday's Comic-Con lineup. There are a number of high profile movie panels but the day is relatively light in terms of panels for TV series. The podcast runs just over 12 minutes long and can be downloaded from here or listened to in the player below! [podcast]http://www.pastapadre.com/wordpress/padrecasts/Padrecast-72110.mp3[/podcast]...
  • Jimmy Johnson Competing on Survivor: Nicaragua
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    Posted July 21st, 2010 at 7:28 am 2 Comments »
    Reports have surfaced that former Dallas Cowboys coach Jimmy Johnson is one of the contestants on the 21st season of Survivor being held in Nicaragua. Filming of the season began in late June which means it will be wrapping up in early-mid August and Johnson will be back in time for his NFL analyst duties on Fox. Airing of the new season will begin in September. It would be hard to imagine Johnson not being recognized by the rest of the Survivor players. While some public figures have been ...
  • Weekly Take 1: July 18, 2010
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    Posted July 18th, 2010 at 1:52 pm No Comments »
    This weeks news included a ton of new trailers, new 'Hulk' casting rumors, first look at The Green Lantern's costume, and an Inception review. ‘Transformers 3′ Opening Scene Details. Details of the opening minutes of Transformers 3. **Spoiler alert** Review: Dinner for Schmucks. Disappointing effort considering the cast. Releases July 30th. Review: Inception. Brilliantly crafted psychological thriller. Mark Ruffalo Could Be The New Hulk. Marvel negotiating w...
  • Weekly Take 1: July 11, 2010
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    Posted July 11th, 2010 at 10:53 am No Comments »
    This week's news included a handful of trailers, new Beavis & Butt-Head news, Avatar re-release gets dated, and 'Harold & Kumar' gets additional cast members. More Additions To ‘Harold & Kumar’ Cast. Danny Trejo among the new additions. Review: Dinner for Schmucks. Disappointing effort considering the cast. Releases July 30th. Second Teaser Trailer for The Social Network. Strong buzz continuing to build. Trailer for Let Me In. Remake of the Swed...
  • 2010 Emmy Nominations Announced
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    Posted July 8th, 2010 at 10:12 am 1 Comment »
    The nominees for the 2010 Emmy Awards were announced this morning for the show that will take place on Sunday August 29th. The HBO miniseries The Pacific led the way with a whopping 24 nominations while Glee was the runner-up with 19 of them. Other freshman shows to get good representation include Modern Family and The Good Wife. As much as I enjoy Glee the 19 noms just seems like a bit of overkill and I was disappointed that neither John Noble from Fringe or Zach Gilford from Friday Night ...
  • Mike Judge Working On New ‘Beavis & Butt-Head’ Episodes
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    Posted July 7th, 2010 at 6:44 am 5 Comments »
    Fans of Beavis & Butt-Head rejoice! REVIEWnivers.com is reporting that Beavis & Butt-Head creator Mike Judge is working on 30 new episodes. The source conceded that plans for actual broadcast are not yet cemented, or even a given, but confirmed that the King of the Hill/Office Space/Idiocracy maestro is definitely in the midst of writing new B and B material with the hopes of a full-throttle return. According to the report, the show will keep the same format as the original. Noth...
  • Starz Cancels Party Down
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    Posted June 30th, 2010 at 11:02 am 5 Comments »
    The news that Party Down will not see a third season comes as little surprise but for fans of the series it will still be disappointing. Starz has officially decided to cancel the show. Prospects for a third season were never encouraging even before the axe came down. Ratings were poor (the recent season two finale got 74,000 viewers on its first airing) despite critical love and passionate fans and star Adam Scott was only contracted for another three episodes if there were to be another seas...