James Remar Spills Dexter Secrets
Posted by Robin Paulson Categories: Drama, Prime Time, Sci-Fi/Horror, Showtime, Gossip, News, Spoilers
While Julie Benz keeps her lips sealed when it comes to spoilers on Showtime’s Dexter (her reaction to the spilled beans: “He said that?!”), her co-star James Remar doesn’t seem to share the same worries.
Remar spoke candidly of John Lithgow’s character, Trinity, vaguely explaining that there’s something more to him that we haven’t quite expected. Read on for the spoilers!
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VIDEO: Preview Season 4 of Dexter
Posted by Veronica Santiago Categories: Drama, Sci-Fi/Horror, Cable, Showtime, Video
Raising a newborn is difficult when you have to work. It’s killer when you need time to kill.
In the upcoming season of Dexter, Michael C. Hall juggles bottles, blood spatters and a new bad guy: John Lithgow. Will our favorite murdering father be able to take down the “Trinity Killer,” or will the sleep-deprived analyst let the monster get away?
Dexter returns to Showtime on September 27 @ 9:00.
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Ken Burns Tackles National Parks in 2009 Offering
Posted by Jacci Lewis Categories: Mini Series, Reality, PBS, Announcements, Editorial, News
Mark out some time in 2009. PBS says it will air Ken Burns new documentary on America’s national parks sometime in the fall of that year.
The 12-hour, six-part documentary is called “The National Parks: America’s Best Idea”.
According to the Associated Press the series traces the origins and growth of the national park system over 150 years. The series will highlight both the lofty idealism that lead to their creation and the opportunism of some who sought to make money on some of America’s most majestic natural locales.
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AOL Brings New Series a Week Early
Posted by Wendy Michaels Categories: Comedy, Prime Time, NBC, Internet
This afternoon, AOL offered Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip for viewing one week ahead of its television broadcast. Similarly, the comedy Twenty Good Years will go live on AOL on Wednesday, October 4th. AOL joined forces with Warner Bros. Television and NBC to offer an online sneak peak at each of these series. Studio 60 will continue to be available throughout the week, commercial-free. Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip debuts on NBC on September 18th, while Twenty Good Years can be seen on October 11th.
“We’re pleased to be offering consumers the chance to view two of our most highly-anticipated shows ahead of their broadcast premiere,” said John Miller, Chief Marketing Officer, NBC Universal Television Group. “This partnership with AOL allows us to continue our aggressive online preview campaign and ensures an enormous number of users will have an opportunity to sample our product.”
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