After only three episodes have aired, FlashForward has already gotten a 22-episode order from ABC! The premiere of FlashFoward was the first scripted show since Friends to beat CBS's Survivor. According to The Hollywood Reporter, "When factoring DVR viewership, "FlashForward" gained a larger number (0.8) than any other freshman series." You can also see the full premiere week DVR analysis there. According toTV.com ABC has said that FlashForward has the potential to be a long-running series, as the producers have said they already have a few seasons' worth of material. I'm curious to see how the story will pan out considering the current timeline on the show, April 29th is sure to come around before then, at least as fans we can hope so, unless they decided to go the route of Lost and tease us for a few years.
I conducted a one-on-one private interview during the Pittsburgh Comicon with Aaron Douglas of Battlestar Galactica on 4/26/2008. While I was there I also got some exclusive photos. They are all available at
I recently attended the American Idol 2009 tour at Mellon Arena in Pittsburgh (8/22/09). I have started to upload the photos, but there are more on the way as I get time. They are all available at
I recently interviewed Edward James Olmos (William Adama on Battlestar Galactica). While I was there I also got some exclusive photos and also some photos during his panel. They are all available at
I recently interviewed Michael Rosenbaum (Lex Luthor on Smallville). While I was there I also got some exclusive photos and also some photos during the Smallville panel. They are all available at
I recently interviewed Sam Witwer (Crashdown on Battlestar Galactica, Davis Bloome/Doomsday on Smallville). While I was there I also got some exclusive photos and also some photos during the Smallville panel. They are all available at
Jamie Ruby of MediaBlvd conducted a one-on-one private interview during the Pittsburgh Comicon with Aaron Douglas of Battlestar Galactica, which is in its fourth and final season. Aaron plays the part of Chief Petty Officer Galen Tyrol, “The Chief,” who it was recently revealed was one of the hidden Cylons.
True Blood follows the life of Sooky Stackhouse (Anna Paquin), a waitress living in Bon Temps, Louisiana, who is anything but a normal southern girl. Sookie is telepathic and bombarded by people’s thoughts until she meets Bill Compton (Stephen Moyer), who she can’t read because he is a vampire. In the world of True Blood, the vampires have recently “come out of the coffin” and can survive on synthetic blood, called TruBlood (though not all of them mainstream like Bill). The HBO series is based on The Southern Vampire Series by Charlaine Harris. True Blood was renewed for a second season last year after only two episodes aired - it was a bonafide success.
Opening in 1957 in Nevada, the first part of the movie surprisingly takes place at an Area 51 hanger where Indiana Jones has been taken by the KGB, led by Irina Spalko, played by Kate Blanchett. The hanger warehouses top secret items, such as the Ark of the Covenant, which makes a “blink and you’ll miss it” appearance. Under duress Indiana leads them to an alien body, complete with crystal skeleton, from the Roswell crash ten years prior.