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Apr 25 2013 03:54 PM ET

'The Following': Kevin Bacon and Kevin Williamson talk Hardy's race to save buried alive Agent Parker -- EXCLUSIVE VIDEO

The penultimate episode of Fox’s The Following climaxed with one of the series’ most disturbing scenes: Agent Parker (Annie Parisse) being buried alive by some cult members, and the screen fading to black with just her muffled screams.

EW has an exclusive peek at Monday’s season finale, fittingly titled “The Final Chapter,” including interviews with star Kevin Bacon, creator/executive producer Kevin Williamson, and executive producer/finale director Marcos Siega. Watch it below. READ FULL STORY »

Apr 25 2013 11:57 AM ET

Felicia Day boosts 'Supernatural' ratings

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After nearly a month of repeats, The CW’s Arrow and Supernatural returned Wednesday night to improved ratings.

Arrow was up 11 percent from its last original episode (though still lower than its average this season).

While Supernatural jumped 43 percent among adults 18-49 to its second most-watched episode of the season (2.4 million viewers). You can probable give at least some of the credit to guest star Felicia Day, who made her third appearance on the show last night as hacker-turned-hunter-in-training Charlie. For more, here’s Day talking to EW about the episode.

Otherwise, last night’s ratings were pretty dull, with a lot of repeats before May sweeps kick in. Fox’s American Idol and CBS’ Survivor were basically unchanged from last week. And ABC’s new comedy How to Live with Your Parents for the Rest of Your Life keeps dropping, down 25 percent from last week.

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Apr 24 2013 10:00 AM ET

Felicia Day talks her return to 'Supernatural,' female video game costumes, and 'The Guild'

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Everyone’s favorite hacker-turned-LARPing queen-turned-hunter-in-training is back. Yes, tonight’s episode of Supernatural will again feature Felicia Day as Charlie, now in her third appearance in the series.

The last time Supernatural fans saw Charlie, in January’s “LARP and the Real Girl,” she wasn’t too pleased to see Sam and Dean show up on her LARP stomping grounds, Moondoor. “If you guys are here, monsters are here,” she told them. But she has since warmed to the idea of being in the midst of the supernatural. In tonight’s episode, it’s Charlie who brings a case to the Winchester boys.

This newest episode, called “Pac-Man Fever,” nods to Day’s passion for gaming that she has put on display in her web series The Guild. Charlie and Dean find themselves inside a very video game-like world.

Day tells EW that the episode features some serious, emotional scenes that deepen the brother-sister-esque relationship between Dean and Charlie, but there are also plenty of comedic moments.

“I would definitely say look forward to [a scene in a] clothing store for some of the funniest Dean reactions on the planet,” Day teased.

Read on for more from Day about shooting the episode, meeting Supernatural fans, and how “Pac-Man Fever” features some Tomb Raider inspirations. READ FULL STORY »

Apr 23 2013 06:00 PM ET

'The Following' First Look: Watch the new trailer for the season finale -- VIDEO

Fox’s The Following ends its terrifying run next Monday, April 29 at 9pm and now the network has released a new trailer for the highly anticipated finale. Last night, viewers saw Joe Carroll (James Purefoy) take Claire (Natalie Zea) hostage aboard a boat and witnessed, in the final chilling moments, Agent Parker (Annie Parisse) being buried alive by some of Carroll’s followers. So the big question is, Can Ryan Hardy (Kevin Bacon) can save both women? Watch below…












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Apr 22 2013 11:01 PM ET
Apr 16 2013 10:52 AM ET

'Hemlock Grove' trailer: Seriously NSFW

We’re only three days away from the full-season debut of Netflix’s new horror series Hemlock Grove. The show’s new trailer positively glories in the lack of content restrictions. “The following trailer is restricted to Mature Audiences only by Netflix Inc,” reads the opening card, “for Mild Fornication, Fellatio, Heavy Cocaine Use, Lesbian Necrophilia, and Violent Hemorrhaging.”

What follows is two minutes of madness that make Hemlock Grove look a little bit like The Vampire Diaries if The Vampire Diaries had way more blood and nudity and worms crawling places and Famke Janssen swanning around a mansion in a tantalizing bathrobe. Also, Nazis. See below: READ FULL STORY »

Apr 12 2013 10:00 PM ET

Showrunner Steven S. DeKnight breaks down who survived and who died in the 'Spartacus' series finale and why

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[SPOILER ALERT: Read on only if you have already watched Friday’s series finale of Spartacus: War of the Damned.]

Would he live or die? That was the question heading into the series finale of Spartacus tonight. While history tells us the titular hero and his rebel forces were defeated by the might of Rome, some historians have claimed Spartacus’ body was never actually found, lending a glimmer of hope that the gladiator slave turned rebellion leader (originally played by the late Andy Whitfield and then by Liam McIntyre) might actually make it out of the series alive.

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Apr 12 2013 10:00 PM ET

'Spartacus' star Liam McIntyre talks about 'openly weeping' while watching the tragic series finale

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[SPOILER ALERT: Read on only if you have already watched Friday’s series finale of Spartacus: War of the Damned.] READ FULL STORY »

Apr 10 2013 06:07 PM ET

'Being Human' renewed for season 4, more Syfy programming news

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Get ready for more adventures of your favorite ghost/vampire/werewolf trio. Syfy has renewed Being Human for a fourth season.

The announcement is particularly welcome news for fans of the supernatural drama who were left with some tantalizing cliffhangers when Being Human‘s third season aired its finale earlier this week. The show is based on the British series of the same name, which recently aired its series finale on BBC Three.

Syfy had several announcements about upcoming programming today surrounding the cable network’s New York upfront presentation. Check out more Syfy news below. READ FULL STORY »

Apr 9 2013 12:18 PM ET

'Hemlock Grove': Watch the totally disgusting werewolf transformation now -- NSFW VIDEO

Are you tired of werewolves who spend most of their day walking around as shirtless teenaged humans, while occasionally transforming painlessly into a big digital wolf? Then you really need to watch this insanely R-rated and totally hilarious video from Netflix’s upcoming horror serial Hemlock Grove, which features a truly grody werewolf transformation in the grand tradition of An American Werewolf in London. Like, I’m talking skin-rippingly, blood-splurtingly, bone-crackingly grody. For bonus points, show it to the nearest Twilight-obsessed high schoolers; you’ll be able to pinpoint the second when their hearts split in half. READ FULL STORY »

Apr 7 2013 07:00 AM ET

InsideTV Podcast: Where's Jaime Lannister? We break down when all the missing 'Game of Thrones' faves will be returning

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Game Of Thrones returned last Sunday with a premiere that put several storylines in motion for season 3. But with approximately 3,275 main characters, the show couldn’t manage to squeak everybody in. Where was Jaime Lannister (whom we haven’t seen a whole lot of in general since season 1)? What about poor Arya and Bran Stark? And what of that dirty traitor Theon Greyjoy?

When we have questions, we go to the man with all the answers — our resident Game of Thrones expert James Hibberd. James calls in to the newest edition of the InsideTV Podcast to chat all things Westeros. What did James think about the premiere? Which storyline is he loving and loathing the most? And what sort of teases can he give us going forward, including expected arrival times for the aforementioned characters? It’s an epic orgy of geekdom as James tells us everything we need to prep us for the rest of season 3. To listen in, just click on the video player below.

But that’s not all. Jessica Shaw joins me to break down the latest — and greatest — episode of Survivor: Caramoan — Fans Vs. Favorites. We then take a call from the person just booted off the show, Corinne Kaplan. Will Corinne hold back when it comes to her thoughts on island rival Phillip Sheppard? Of course not! It’s Corinne! “I don’t have anything nice to say about him,” Corinne says before launching into plenty of not nice things, like comparing The Specialist to a handicapped child and referring to him as “The Living Miscarriage.” She also shares her bitter disappointment at making it to the merge but not the jury. “That’s when my whole world fell apart,” says Corinne. It’s a must-listen chat for any Survivor fan. (The Survivor discussion and interview begins at 21:30.) READ FULL STORY »

Apr 1 2013 04:22 PM ET

'Walking Dead': Dallas Roberts talks about Milton's big moment and the original scenes with Andrea we DIDN'T see

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[SPOILER ALERT: Stop reading now unless you have already watched Sunday’s episode of The Walking Dead.]

Mild-manned Milton was obsessed with learning how zombies act and what they think after being turned. Well, he got some first-hand experience on The Walking Dead’s season 3 finale after being stabbed by the Governor, bleeding out, dying, turning into a zombie, and then biting Andrea (forcing her to kill herself before she turned as well). We caught up with the man who played Milton, Dallas Roberts, who talked about portraying the impeccably dressed and coiffed assistant to the Governor while also revealing how the entire sequence was originally shot before the cast was summoned a few months later to return and re-film Milton and Andrea’s harrowing encounter.

ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: So I kind of guessed you weren’t going to make it out of this season alive once I heard you had been cast on CBS’ Unforgettable.
DALLAS ROBERTS: That was a good guess. I was obviously dead by the time Unforgettable came up. It’s so nice to not have to spin or lie anymore, like, “Well see what happens with Milton in season 4!” It’s nice to not have to pull that off anymore.

EW: I actually thought there was a good chance that Milton might be the one to kill the Governor, so that shows you what I know.
ROBERTS: I’ve heard that from several people, and I think that Milton easily could have turned into some sort of power-broker there, but they obviously decided the Governor was too valuable to kill right now. READ FULL STORY »

Apr 1 2013 01:30 PM ET

'The Walking Dead': Robert Kirkman talks about last night's fatalities-filled season finale

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Who will live and who will die? That was the question on the lips of fans before last night’s episode of the Walking Dead. Of course, given the nature of AMC’s undead saga, that tends to be the question on the lips of fans before every episode. But this week the query had a particular urgency given the (correct) assumption that the season finale would finally feature the showdown between the Rick-lead prison-ites and the Governor-ruled Woodburians.

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