November 4, 2009
Our list of 15 potential Supernatural television parodies or crossovers we‘d like to see.
September 15, 2009
Looks like the show that almost couldn‘t make it is now getting a lot of pretty impressive new cast members.Now joining the cast of Dollhouse
July 7, 2009
We make our picks for the top 10 devils from the worlds of film and television.
May 26, 2009
On tonight‘s season/series finale of Reaper - "The Devil and Sam Oliver" - Sam (Bret Harrison) and Andi (Missy Peregrym) try to find Tony (guest star Ken Marino) to help them translate the scroll Nina brought back from Hell. Sam discovers that he can summon The Devil with a specific incantation that will trap him into a competition. Sam challenges The Devil (Ray Wise) to a game of quarters, but they play to a draw and The Devil refuses a rematch, so Andi offers her soul as collateral.
April 14, 2009
A list of TV’s 30 greatest “back from the dead” characters.
March 3, 2009
From The CW‘s official press release:The Devil made me do it.Sam (Bret Harrison) returns from a road trip with Sock (Tyler Labine) and Ben (
January 27, 2009
Today the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation released its nominees for the 20th Annual GLAAD Media Awards. Aside from the usual television nominees like
May 23, 2008
Reaper, the brainchild of Tara Butters and Michele Fazekas, has recently wrapped up its pilot season with the episode called “Cancun.” Of course, fans will have to wait awhile before the supernatural comedy returns for another 13-episode run as part of The CW‘s mid-season schedule. Meanwhile,
May 20, 2008
Previously on Reaper, we saw the biggest cliffhanger of all season—Tony (Michael Ian Black) proclaiming that “Sam is the son of the devil.” After sixteen grueling and funny episodes, we finally have it straight—Sam (
May 13, 2008
The CW announced its fall schedule today and it features all good-looking people. I suppose one could make the argument that all television features good-looking people, but not to the extreme extent that the CW has taken it. You see, most of the CW‘s Fall schedule not only features good-looking people, the series themselves are about those people being good-looking, or at least it‘s a very important part of the series. There are three hours of new programming on the CW‘s Fall schedule, one of which may include the most highly-anticipated new series going into next season.