Animal Practice sent to the farm – The curse of Tyler Labine
Thursday, October 18, 2012
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With the sudden — if not entirely unexpected — cancellation of ‘Animal Practice’, the world wants to know: When will Tyler Labine catch a break?
With the sudden — if not entirely unexpected — cancellation of ‘Animal Practice’, the world wants to know: When will Tyler Labine catch a break?
At the New York Comic Con press room, the creators of ‘Venture Bros.,’ Doc Hammer and Jackson Publick, described the Halloween episode, season five guest stars and their fear of pot-laced brownies.
The second season of FX’s ‘American Horror Story’ delves into another area of horror, one outside of scary houses, ghosts and the earthly supernatural.
Seth Green is the Geek Godfather. In a surprisingly cozy New York Comic Con press room, we gathered around a table with ‘Robot Chicken’ co-creator Seth Green and voice talent Clare Grant to discuss Robot Chicken’s past and future seasons. Honestly, it felt less like an interview and more like a geek session you might find in any NYCC hallway.
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Castle and Beckett seem to be navigating the Moonlighting Effect so far, but will it last? Considering how well they get along, I’m guessing they will be just fine.
It seems the success and cult following of ‘Lost’ has made TV executives believe a deep mythology is required to make a show like ‘Revolution’ succeed. Too bad that’s coming at a cost.
In the usual tradition of ‘The Walking Dead’ premieres, the season 3 launch was immensely satisfying on many different levels.
NYCC came. NYCC saw. NYCC conquered me. After a harrowing weekend covering ‘The Following’, ‘Haven,’ ‘Person of Interest,’ ‘Robot Chicken,’ ‘Venture Brothers’ and ‘Voltron Force,’ I’m glad I’m home. But, I’d be remiss if I didn’t give an NYCC overview and cosplay photos.