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Diagon Alley Expansion Coming to The Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Orlando Resort in 2014
THE ADVENTURE CONTINUES:
THE WIZARDING WORLD OF HARRY POTTER – DIAGON ALLEY
IS COMING TO UNIVERSAL ORLANDO RESORT
‘London’ and Diagon Alley Will Come to Life at Universal Orlando in 2014
World’s First Centrally Themed, Multi-Park Experience
ORLANDO, Fla. (May 8, 2013) – Building on the global phenomenon that is The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, Universal Orlando Resort and Warner Bros. Entertainment today announced an expansion of historic proportion with the entirely new themed environment, The Wizarding World of Harry Potter – Diagon Alley.
"Haven" Season 4 Begins Production in Halifax; "Eureka's" Colin Ferguson Joins Cast
SYFY’S HIT SERIES HAVEN BEGINS PRODUCTION ON SEASON 4 IN HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA
EUREKA’S COLIN FERGUSON JOINS CAST
NEW YORK, NY – May 8, 2013 – Startling new mysteries and secrets are in the works as Syfy’s hit series Haven goes into production today, May 8, on an all-new 13 episode Season 4 in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
When Haven premieres this October, Colin Ferguson (Eureka) returns to Syfy playing William, a handsome mysterious stranger, whose secret agenda leads him to Audrey (Emily Rose).
Season 4 of Haven picks up six months after the devastating events of the Season 3 cliffhanger in which the town was pummeled by a violent meteor storm. Audrey and Duke (Eric Balfour) vanished into thin air leaving an injured Nathan (Lucas Bryant) marooned in Haven.
ENRICO COLANTONI AND MISSI PYLE OF GALAXY QUEST REUNITE AS A KILLER COUPLE ON SYFY’S HIT SERIES WAREHOUSE 13
ENRICO COLANTONI AND MISSI PYLE OF GALAXY QUEST REUNITE AS A KILLER COUPLE ON SYFY’S HIT SERIES WAREHOUSE 13
MONDAY, MAY 13 AT 10PM
NEW YORK – May 7, 2013 – Enrico Colantoni (Mathesar) and Missi Pyle (Laliari), who lit up the Universe in the cult classic Galaxy Quest , will reunite as a deadly duo on Syfy’s hit series Warehouse 13 in the Monday, May 13 episode premiering at 10PM (ET/PT).
In this special black and white noir episode, Pete (Eddie McClintock) and Myka (Joanne Kelly) are pulled into a 1940s crime thriller complete with gangsters, molls and a hunt for a deadly artifact. Pyle (Lily Abbot) and Colantoni (Antony Bishop) portray dangerous murder suspects with hidden agendas who snare Pete and Myka in their deadly crossfire. The episode also features Pyle performing a new cover of the classic song After You’ve Gone.
Krasinski, Daniels Say Farewell to "The Office"
By Karen Moul
The supersized series finale of The Office airs this Thursday, May 16. The evening begins with a special one-hour retrospective, followed by the 75-minute final episode. "Months after the airing of the documentary," says the NBC's official press release, "the workers of Dunder Mifflin, past and present, gather for a wedding and a final round of interviews. Mysteries are solved, hatchets are buried, pranks are prunked."
"We didn't start off with the documentary as the finale," Executive Producer Greg Daniels told reporters. "The plan was to air the documentary in Episode 17, and as we got closer and closer to that point the writers and I would have furious debates.
"We thought it would be difficult to have a bunch of episodes after it had aired, and so we ended up pushing it off and off, and then it ended up being more close to the British show" on which the U.S. series is based."
The supersized series finale of The Office airs this Thursday, May 16. The evening begins with a special one-hour retrospective, followed by the 75-minute final episode. "Months after the airing of the documentary," says the NBC's official press release, "the workers of Dunder Mifflin, past and present, gather for a wedding and a final round of interviews. Mysteries are solved, hatchets are buried, pranks are prunked.""We didn't start off with the documentary as the finale," Executive Producer Greg Daniels told reporters. "The plan was to air the documentary in Episode 17, and as we got closer and closer to that point the writers and I would have furious debates.
"We thought it would be difficult to have a bunch of episodes after it had aired, and so we ended up pushing it off and off, and then it ended up being more close to the British show" on which the U.S. series is based."
Supernatural 8.21 Review: “The Great Escapist”
By John Keegan
When it comes to brutality against its main characters, Supernatural ranks up there at the top of the list. This episode delivers blow after blow, and if there was any doubt that the demon/angel tablet plot arc is driving to a conclusion, it should be resolved at this stage. I don’t want to see them go to the usual well and have Sam die, but at the same time, I’m not sure that it would be less than a mercy killing.
When it comes to brutality against its main characters, Supernatural ranks up there at the top of the list. This episode delivers blow after blow, and if there was any doubt that the demon/angel tablet plot arc is driving to a conclusion, it should be resolved at this stage. I don’t want to see them go to the usual well and have Sam die, but at the same time, I’m not sure that it would be less than a mercy killing.Arrow 1.21 Review: “The Undertaking”
By John Keegan
Kicking things up a notch as the season arc rushes towards its conclusion, Arrow delivers resolution for a number of lingering mysteries while eschewing flashbacks to the island for flashbacks to the days leading up to the fateful voyage that led to Robert Queen’s death and Oliver’s experience on Purgatory. It’s effectively the origin of “The Undertaking”, and while there are few surprises regarding those origins, it still manages to whet the appetite for the main event.
Kicking things up a notch as the season arc rushes towards its conclusion, Arrow delivers resolution for a number of lingering mysteries while eschewing flashbacks to the island for flashbacks to the days leading up to the fateful voyage that led to Robert Queen’s death and Oliver’s experience on Purgatory. It’s effectively the origin of “The Undertaking”, and while there are few surprises regarding those origins, it still manages to whet the appetite for the main event.Grimm 2.19 Review: “Endangered”
By John Keegan
The late-season slump curse for Grimm continues. While the drop in overall quality and momentum isn’t nearly as severe as it was for the first season, there seems to be a distinct lack of progression here at the end. The awkward manner in which the mythology elements were crammed into this episode shocks me, when there was plenty of opportunity to replace the surprisingly boring Wesen situation with something of more importance.
The late-season slump curse for Grimm continues. While the drop in overall quality and momentum isn’t nearly as severe as it was for the first season, there seems to be a distinct lack of progression here at the end. The awkward manner in which the mythology elements were crammed into this episode shocks me, when there was plenty of opportunity to replace the surprisingly boring Wesen situation with something of more importance.Game of Thrones 3.5 Review: “Kissed by Fire”
By John Keegan and Gregg Wright
If there’s one theme in Game of Thrones that has been more prominent than any other, it is the question of what happens when “honor” is pitted against, well… reality. Is it some ideal that should be held to no matter what the cost, as the Starks tend to believe? Or does it crumble under the weight of pragmatism? “Kissed by Fire” seems to bring all of this very much to the forefront again, and throws in some very interesting new character dynamics as well.
If there’s one theme in Game of Thrones that has been more prominent than any other, it is the question of what happens when “honor” is pitted against, well… reality. Is it some ideal that should be held to no matter what the cost, as the Starks tend to believe? Or does it crumble under the weight of pragmatism? “Kissed by Fire” seems to bring all of this very much to the forefront again, and throws in some very interesting new character dynamics as well.The Good Wife 4.22 Review: “What’s in The Box?”
By John Keegan and Henry Tran
A viewer comes into a season finale with certain expectations depending on the show. Most often, finales give closure to the myriad of storylines and maybe set up one or two storylines as a cliffhanger for next season. The Good Wife is not short on storylines that need to wrap up. The main one in the finale being Peter winning the battle for the governorship against Mike Kresteva. The legal case that occupies much of the episode’s time is devoted to voting patterns for the gubernatorial race. Stewing in the background are primarily Cary ramping up efforts to start his own firm and the lingering romantic sparks between Will and Alicia. Surprisingly, the season finale chooses not to close any of these storylines. Instead, there is a great deal of time spent setting up the pieces on the chessboard for next season.
A viewer comes into a season finale with certain expectations depending on the show. Most often, finales give closure to the myriad of storylines and maybe set up one or two storylines as a cliffhanger for next season. The Good Wife is not short on storylines that need to wrap up. The main one in the finale being Peter winning the battle for the governorship against Mike Kresteva. The legal case that occupies much of the episode’s time is devoted to voting patterns for the gubernatorial race. Stewing in the background are primarily Cary ramping up efforts to start his own firm and the lingering romantic sparks between Will and Alicia. Surprisingly, the season finale chooses not to close any of these storylines. Instead, there is a great deal of time spent setting up the pieces on the chessboard for next season.Warehouse 13 4.11 Review: “The Living and the Dead”
By John Keegan
It’s been a while since Warehouse 13 was on the air, and it’s absence has been keenly felt. The first half of the fourth season explored the ramifications of Artie decision to use the astrolabe in the third season finale, and it all culminated in Evil Artie unleashing a plague on the world and Claudia stabbing him in the heart with an artifact to excise the “Brother Adrian” personality from him.
It’s been a while since Warehouse 13 was on the air, and it’s absence has been keenly felt. The first half of the fourth season explored the ramifications of Artie decision to use the astrolabe in the third season finale, and it all culminated in Evil Artie unleashing a plague on the world and Claudia stabbing him in the heart with an artifact to excise the “Brother Adrian” personality from him.
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Welcome! This is a place for those inspired by the strange, fantastic, and unknown. It is dedicated to those who share their talents with us and shine, whether it be on our televisions or on the silver screen. Here you will find interviews with celebrities, reviews from multiple genres, and other pop culture news and multimedia. While we originally started with a love for science fiction and fantasy, this site is no longer just for any one genre.Something you want to see featured here? Have your own site you'd like to see here? Don't hesitate to let us know!
Welcome! This is a place for those inspired by the strange, fantastic, and unknown. It is dedicated to those who share their talents with us and shine, whether it be on our televisions or on the silver screen. Here you will find interviews with celebrities, reviews from multiple genres, and other pop culture news and multimedia. While we originally started with a love for science fiction and fantasy, this site is no longer just for any one genre.Something you want to see featured here? Have your own site you'd like to see here? Don't hesitate to let us know!
Welcome! This is a place for those inspired by the strange, fantastic, and unknown. It is dedicated to those who share their talents with us and shine, whether it be on our televisions or on the silver screen. Here you will find interviews with celebrities, reviews from multiple genres, and other pop culture news and multimedia. While we originally started with a love for science fiction and fantasy, this site is no longer just for any one genre.Something you want to see featured here? Have your own site you'd like to see here? Don't hesitate to let us know!