Syfy’s adaptation of the Terry Gilliam film 12 Monkeys has succeeded in earning a second season. The network announced today that it has ordered a second season to air in 2016. For more, follow the jump.
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12 Monkeys Lacks Gilliam-esque Humor But Still Intrigues!
I love Terry Gilliam’s movies but, somehow, I’d never seen 12 Monkeys until about eight weeks ago. Once I did, I had a bad feeling about Syfy’s adaptation (Fridays, 9/8C) – a feeling that wasn’t totally dispersed by the first two episodes on the screener that the network sent, but enough so that I’m looking […]
SyFy releases new trailer for upcoming series 12 Monkeys
Who doesn’t like a good adventure thriller about time travelling? Inspired by the classic blockbuster film of the same name, this show explores the provocative story of a time traveler from the future in a high-stakes race against the clock. Using a dangerous and untested method of time travel, he journeys from 2043 to the present day. He has […]
Syfy Announces 12 Monkeys Premiere Date!
Syfy’s TV adaptation of Terry Gilliam’s 12 Monkeys has been scheduled – the series will premiere on Friday, January 16th, 2015. The series follows a time traveler (Stanford, above left, with Amanda Schull and Emily Hampshire) from the year 2043, who comes to our present to try to prevent a deadly plague that eventually will […]
Syfy’s 12 Monkeys Begins Production August 6th!
Syfy’s Television adaptation of 12 Monkeys will begin production in Toronto on August 6th with two new cast members: Tom Noonan and Emily Hampshire. Noonan will play the ‘mysterious villain who is the face of the enigmatic Army of the 12 Monkeys,’ while Hampsire will be Jennifer Goines, ‘a dangerous, unstable mental patient who might […]
Sneak Peek: NBC’s Prime Suspect – They Might Just Pull This Off!
Anyone who has seen Lynda LaPlante’s Prime Suspect might wonder how NBC, an American broadcast network, could possibly pull off an adaptation where there could be no nudity, no cussing and considerably less all-around nastiness. To them , I need only saw two things: Homicide: Life on the Streets, and Peter Berg [Friday Night Lights […]