TNT'S HIGH-OCTANE ORIGINAL SERIES
Experience All the Drama with Exclusive DVD Extras July 17th
TNT's high-octane original series, LEVERAGE delivers more thrills when Season Four arrives on DVD July 17 from Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment. Everyone's favorite gang of thieves, grifters and con artists is back and ready to help innocent victims by catching the bad guys. Featuring a superb ensemble cast including Timothy Hutton, Gina Bellman, Christian Kane, Beth Riesgraf and Aldis Hodge, LEVERAGE Season Four is a must-own on DVD, loaded with tons of explosive extras and never-before-seen footage.
Experience All the Drama with Exclusive DVD Extras July 17th
TNT's high-octane original series, LEVERAGE delivers more thrills when Season Four arrives on DVD July 17 from Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment. Everyone's favorite gang of thieves, grifters and con artists is back and ready to help innocent victims by catching the bad guys. Featuring a superb ensemble cast including Timothy Hutton, Gina Bellman, Christian Kane, Beth Riesgraf and Aldis Hodge, LEVERAGE Season Four is a must-own on DVD, loaded with tons of explosive extras and never-before-seen footage.
It took a while, but "Eureka" seems to be finally giving us an indication of what the overall season (or half-season) direction will be. What I'm discovering now is that I underestimated the actual importance of the whole "Matrix" situation. It's leading me to think that the writers were more clever than I'd thought, and had an intriguing story arc in place from the start. My first reaction to the Matrix situation was that it didn't matter at all, because it was just some arbitrary simulation of what some program believed was a believable future version of "Eureka". But I was wrong.
Tonight NBC will premiere one of its new series, Saving Hope. In the series, Chief of Surgery Charlie Harris (Michael Shanks), who works at Hope-Zion Hospital with his fiancée and fellow surgeon, Alex Reid, played by Erica Durance, enters a coma after being in an accident.
Tomorrow, Fox will premiere it's new reality series, Take Me Out, hosted by George Lopez. The new dating show, based on the international version, features thirty single woman, who will see several bachelors who one by one will try to make their best first impressions. The show consists of four rounds. The women will listen to the men and if they decide they are uninterested, turn their light out, which could result in a blackout. Then the bachelor will turn the women's lights off who he is not interested in, until he is down to two. He will then ask a final question and make his choice. The couple will be sent on a romantic fantasy date and report back after. Another woman is added to the twenty-nine and the group will continue to stay throughout the series, trying to find "Mr. Right."
One of The Hub's newest series, Kaijudo: Rise of the Duel Masters, premiered this weekend. The new original animated series is a re-imagination of the Wizards of the Coast trading card game, Duel Masters.
Mostly an episode devoted to setting up the events to come in the finale, this installment explores the fallout from the debacle at Forli and Lucrezia's attempt to capitalize on her seductive talents. Both plot threads lead to strife between brothers that will hardly come to a good end.
There was bound to be consequences to Lane Pryce's choice to embezzle funds from the company several episodes ago. Due to his lone status as the money man as well as a foreigner seemingly lost in a country that has never fully accepted him, Lane resorts to the most horrifying and final choice left to him. His fellow co-workers are now forced to deal with his shocking suicide head-on instead of sweeping events aside like they've been doing for much of the season.