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Nobody Shot at Me: Shoot the Messenger First Look Video!

Shoot the Messenger – (L-R) Detective Kevin Lutz (Lyriq Bent), Simon Olenski (Lucas Bryant), Mary Foster (Alex Kingston) and Daisy Channing (Elyse Levesque) – Photo courtesy of WGN America.

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WGN America has released a first look video in which series creator Jennifer Holness and the show’s stars introduce the characters and basic plot.

Shoot the Messenger premieres on Monday, February 26th (10/9C).

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William Shatner To Recur On Haven! Mid-Season Finale Date Announced!

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As Haven’s final episodes run down, William Shatner is joining the show in a recurring role that has a four-episode arc. Naturally, his character is pivotal and has the potential to affect the town an its fate.

Haven (Syfy, Fridays, 7/6C) reaches its mid-season finale on December 5th – by which point, Mara’s endgame will be revealed.

The show’s final 13 episodes will air in 2015. For further details, follow the jump.

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After The Meteor Shower – Haven Returns With Mysteries To Burn!

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Over its first three seasons, Syfy’s Haven (Fridays, 10/9C) has quietly built itself up as a consistent, weird, high-quality supernatural series – the network’s best series after the soon-to-end Warehouse 13. After a cliffhanger ending that left the town of Haven suffering from a deadly meteor shower and two of its three lead characters disappearing into god only knows where, the series returns with a time-shift, a few answers, new questions and a couple of intriguing new characters.

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Haven’s Lucas Bryant Teases Season Four!

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The fourth season of Syfy’s supernatural series Haven (Fridays, 10/9C) returns this week – and how perfect is it that it returns on Friday the 13th – picking up six months after last season’s meteor shower cliffhanger. Haven’s Nathan Wournos, Lucas Bryant, spoke with a group of journalists/bloggers late last week to bring us up to speed on where Nathan is at the beginning of season four – and it’s not a pretty picture.

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Haven’s Stars Cut Loose On Season Three!

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With Syfy’s Haven (Fridays, 10/9C), beginning its third season on Friday, having quietly become one of the best genre series on television, it only made sense to spend an hour listening to the show’s stars – Emily Rose, Lucas Bryant and Eric Balfour talk about the upcoming series – and just generally have a great time (seriously, I can’t think of another show whose cast has this much fun talking to bloggers/journalists). Moments of sanity – and additional information – are also supplied by Lloyd Segan

And why not – Haven’s audience has grown from season-to-season and the new season’s first two episodes are terrific!

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Haven: Vengeful Ghosts Reveal The Sins of the Fathers!

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The accompanying blurb with the screener of the second season finale of Haven [Syfy, 10/9C] says that it ‘comes to a shattering conclusion when ghosts rise from the dead – revisiting the living, bringing shocking revelations and seeking revenge.’ This is not hyperbole.

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Small Town on the Maine Coast? Check. Strange Doings? Check. Welcome to Haven!

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Much has been said already, about Syfy’s new series, Haven [Fridays, 10/9C], which premieres this evening. It’s based, loosely, on a short novel by Stephen King – The Colorado King – that featured an unsolved mystery in a town filled with very unusual people.

Into this small town comes FBI Agent Audrey Parker [Emily Rose], who has been assigned to find a local escaped convict. The convict, naturally, has died in what would normally look like an accident if it weren’t for a couple of annoyingly frustrating details. On her way into town, Parker is almost killed when the road in front of here crumbles away, but is saved by Nathan Wuornos [Lucas Bryant], a local detective – a favor that will be returned by the end of the first act.

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