ARROW and THE FLASH at TCA: Live-Blog

ARROW and THE FLASH have been making a splash at TCA, and The CW is hosting a panel to celebrate both shows’ heroes and villains. Follow along to hear what Stephen Amell, Grant Gustin, Katie Cassidy, John Barrowman, Colton Haynes, David Ramsey, Tom Cavanagh, Brandon Routh, Wentworth Miller, Dominic Purcell, Robbie Amell, Victor Garber, Matt Nable, and executive producers Greg Berlanti, Andrew Kreisberg, and Marc Guggenheim have to say…

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The CW Moves SUPERNATURAL Back to Wednesdays, IZOMBIE and THE MESSENGERS Get Premiere Dates

SUPERNATURAL is on the move, again.

The CW drama — which celebrated its 200th episode earlier this season — will move to Wednesdays at 9 PM beginning March 18th. The shift will be made to accommodate new series, IZOMBIE (the new DC series from Rob Thomas), which will take over the Tuesday at 9 PM slot starting March 17th.

Additionally, THE MESSENGERS is launching on Friday, April 10th at 9 PM.

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MTV Sets FINDING CARTER Season 2 Premiere Date

FINDING CARTER season 2 will launch on March 31st, MTV announced during its TCA presentation.

According to President of Programming Suzanne Daniels, season 2 will pick up right after last season’s cliffhanger where (spoiler alert!) Lori kidnapped Carter.

Update: Here’s MTV’s official season 2 description of the series: “The drama picks up right where it was left, in the back of Lori’s car with the kidnapped Carter more scared than ever. This season we follow Carter and the rest of her family and friends as they face new obstacles and learn more about the secrets long hidden from them.

Finding Carter is executive produced by Emily Whitesell (Brothers & Sisters, Dirty Sexy Money, Party of Five).  The series was created by Emily Silver.  Alexander Motlagh is an Executive Producer.  Finding Carter stars Kathryn Prescott (Skins) as Carter, Cynthia Watros (Lost) as Elizabeth, Anna Jacoby-Heron (Contagion) as Taylor, Alexis Denisof (Angel, How I Met Your Mother) as David, Alex Saxon (The Fosters) as Max, and Zac Pullam as Grant.”

Will you be tuning into FINDING CARTER’s second season?

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AMC Announces BETTER CALL SAUL Series Premiere, Final Season of MAD MEN

AMC announced that BETTER CALL SAUL will launch with a two-night series premiere on February 8th and 9th at 10 PM. (The February 8th installment will be after the mideason of THE WALKING DEAD, and preempt THE WALKING DEAD’s live after show, TALKING DEAD, until 11 PM.) The series will continue to air Mondays at 10 PM for the remainder of its 10-episode first season.

Additionally, the final season of MAD MEN will launch on Sunday, April 5th at 10 PM, for its final seven episodes.

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A&E Sets Season 3 Premiere of BATES MOTEL, Series Premiere of THE RETURNED

A&E has set the season 3 premiere of BATES MOTEL and the series premiere of THE RETURNED for Monday, March 9th, the network announced.

The dramas — both of which are executive produced by Carlton Cuse — will kick off with BATES airing at 9 PM, followed by THE RETURNED at 10.

Here’s what A&E had to say about the premieres…

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HBO Announces Return Date for GAME OF THRONES, VEEP, and SILICON VALLEY

GAME OF THRONES, VEEP, and SILICON VALLEY will return on Sunday, April 12th, HBO announced during its TCA session.

Which show’s return are you most excited for?

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UNBREAKABLE KIMMY SCHMIDT: Tina Fey and Robert Carlock on the Move from NBC to Netflix

UNBREAKABLE KIMMY SCHMIDT — the new comedy from 30 ROCK bosses Tina Fey and Robert Carlock about a woman (Ellie Kemper) who is released from a cult and attempts to make a new life for herself in New York City — was originally intended to air on NBC, but then things took a turn: in late November, it was announced that Netflix would be running the already-shot first season, and the streaming service had also picked up a second season.

“It was probably the fastest that anything good has ever happened to me in this business. Bad things happen real quick all the time,” Carlock said during the show’s TCA panel on Wednesday. “But we were just having conversations with NBC about scheduling and about where we could go and where they could launch us, and it was just a really honest and productive conversation we were having with them about the larger landscape of comedy right now. And we just said, ‘Could we explore other options?’ And [Chief Content Officer for Netflix] Ted [Sarandos] and [Netflix VP, Content Acquisition / Original Series] Cindy [Holland] were in New York, and we met with them two days later, and we had seven shows to show them. And they loved it, and, you know, [NBC Chairman] Bob [Greenblatt] and [NBC’s President of Entertainment] Jen [Salke] were just completely supportive of finding the best place for it to live. It was really kind of an amazing thing.”

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THE FALL at TCA: Live-Blog

THE FALL is returning to Netflix for a second season on January 16th, and Jamie Dornan (Paul), Gillian Anderson (Stella), and executive producer Allan Cubitt are coming to TCA to talk about what’s in store.

Follow along for the live-blog (but, since the entire season was made available to critics, if anything gets too spoilery about the new season, there may be some extra vagueness)…

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MANHATTAN: John Benjamin Hickey, Olivia Williams, Sam Shaw, and Thomas Schlamme Preview the New WGN America Series

WGN America’s second scripted series, MANHATTAN — which is about the 1940s-based Manhattan Project, which led to the creation of the atomic bomb — debuts this weekend, and not only is it gorgeous, but it’s also instantly compelling.

After the show’s recent Television Critics Association press tour panel, I spoke with series stars John Benjamin Hickey (Frank) and Olivia Williams (Liza) about what drew them to the series, and with creator Sam Shaw and director/executive producer Thomas Schlamme about the experience of making it…

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SUPERNATURAL: Jensen Ackles Teases Demon Dean’s Antics, and What’s to Come

When SUPERNATURAL returns in October, Dean Winchester will be arguably in one of the worst situations he’s had to deal with so far — he’ll be a demon.

I sat down with Jensen Ackles (Dean) to talk about Demon Dean and the destruction he’ll be causing, his take on the “I’m proud of us” scene, and more…

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SLEEPY HOLLOW: John Noble Teases the Next Step in Henry’s Plan

SLEEPY HOLLOW pulled off one of the best twists of last season when it revealed in the final moments of their freshman season that John Noble’s Henry was much, much, much more than he appeared. (I’m remaining vague in case people haven’t seen the finale, but really, if you haven’t, please go watch it ASAP.)

To get a little clue about what the heck comes next, I sat down with Noble to talk about mining the character’s humanity, Henry’s next step in his plan, and more…

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BONES: David Boreanaz Offers a Little Tease About Booth’s Mental State in Season 10

When BONES returns this fall, fans will see Booth — who will be four months into his imprisonment when the premiere opens — in a very, very vulnerable place.

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SUPERNATURAL: Jeremy Carver Teases the Ramifications of Demon Dean, Sam’s Quest to Save His Brother, and More

SUPERNATURAL is no stranger to putting the Winchester brothers in pretty terrible positions to close out the season, and the end of season 9 was no different: Dean, after his apparent death, woke up as a demon.

I sat down with SUPERNATURAL boss Jeremy Carver to talk about the ramifications of Dean’s transformation, the theme of the season, and more…

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THE FLASH: Andrew Kreisberg Teases Wentworth Miller’s Captain Cold

During Friday’s THE FLASH panel at the Television Critics Association press tour, the producers announced that former PRISON BREAK star Wentworth Miller would guest star in episode 4 as Leonard Snart/Captain Cold.

After the panel, I spoke with THE FLASH executive producer Andrew Kreisberg about what Captain Cold will mean for the show, landing Miller, and more…

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LOUIE Renewed for Season 5

LOUIE will return for a fifth season, FX announced during its Television Critics Association press tour day.

“LOUIE’s fourth season was once again groundbreaking,” said John Landgraf, CEO, FX Networks & FX Productions in a statement. “Sometimes hilarious, sometimes heartbreaking – always thought provoking. The show went to narrative and cinematic places no comedy has gone before and we look forward to seeing what Louis comes up with next.”

LOUIE’s fifth season will debut in Spring 2015, and will consist of seven episodes.

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