Tag Archives: SyFy

LOST GIRL: Anna Silk Talks Season 2, Nightmares, & Relationships

Smack dab in the middle of Comic Con this past weekend, the hit Canadian supernatural series Lost Girl made a first-time appearance at the annual fete that honors all things genre- and pop culture-related. In an exclusive interview with NiceGirlsTV, lead actress Anna Silk talked about the excitement surrounding the show’s recent two season pick-up by Syfy, the anticipation of …

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Felicia Day, Stan Lee and Wil Wheaton Visit Eureka

Syfy’s original hit series, Eureka, returns with all new episodes on July 11, and Felicia Day, Stan Lee and Wil Wheaton are coming to visit. With all the Comic Con references last season from Fargo, it must certainly follow that Stan Lee will make a cameo appearance on the show. According to the press release, Mr. Lee portrays Dr. Lee, an …

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TV Tie-In Novels (Final Part)

Over the last couple of weeks, I have focused on “tie-in novels” for the following TV shows: Smallville, Everwood, Alias, Glee, Greek, Charmed, Supernatural and Lost. This week’s final column in this article series will discuss the “tie-in novels” for Burn Notice, Psych, Castle and the reimagined series Battlestar Galactica. First up is the popular USA Network series Burn Notice, which …

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Joe Flanigan Battles More Monsters in ‘Ferocious Planet’

Joe Flanigan stars in tonight’s Syfy movie premiere, Ferocious Planet, and once again, he’s battling monsters. These are a bit different than the ones he has come up against in Stargate Atlantis. “They seem to be almost impossible to kill. I seemed to be very good at killing the other ones,” Joe told us in a recent blogger conference call. …

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April TV Calendar

Here is what you can look forward to seeing on the major and cable channels throughout April, including new and returning shows as well as made-for-TV movies: April 1 – The new Starz series Camelot will debut at 10 PM Show Synopsis: This 10 episode series is a fresh approach on the telling of the King Arthur story, starring Joseph …

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Women Behind the Scenes Spotlight: Kaleena Kiff

Today’s Women Behind the Scenes spotlight is focused on former child star turned producer, writer and director Kaleena Kiff. Kaleena was born and raised in Santa Monica, California and began working as an actress while she was a child, appearing in 1980’s TV shows like The Jeffersons, Family Ties, Three’s Company and the comedy series Love, Sidney for which she co-starred …

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February TV Calendar

Here is what you can look forward to seeing on the major and cable channels throughout February, including new and returning shows as well as made-for-TV movies: February – Breaking Bad will continue its marathon of back-to-back episodes every Wednesday night February 4 – The Defenders will move to its new time slot on Friday nights at 8 PM on …

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Video: A Look at New Merlin Episode, Gwaine

Are you enjoying this new season of Merlin as much as I am? I can’t wait for this next episode which introduces another character in the King Arthur legend, Gwaine. In the next all-new episode of Merlin, Arthur takes part in battle with swords being swung, horses hooves roaring in the arena, and danger on the verge for Arthur as …

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TV Calendar for January 2011

Here is what you can look forward to seeing on the major and cable channels throughout January, including new and returning shows as well as made-for-TV movies: January – Breaking Bad continues its marathon on AMC with two back-to-back episodes every Wednesday night (check your local listings for airtime) January 1 – Primeval is back for season 3 on BBC …

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The Summer TV Calendar for August

Summer is nearly at an end, but there are still some new TV shows and made-for-TV movies to look forward on the major networks and cable channels. The following TV calendar is here to help with your viewing options. Please keep in mind these dates and times could change so please watch your local listings for alterations. August – The …

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