So, do you want to take in Comic-Con this year? Then check out the above video because NBC wants to send you there! And if you missed Friday’s episode of Grimm, you can check it out – along with a teaser for this week’s episode – following the jump!
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Produced by Judd Apatow [him again?], Lena Dunham’s comedy series Girls [premiereing this Sunday at 10:30/9:30C] is lining up some pretty special critical acclaim. Check out a couple of interviews with cast members – and two extended trailers – after the jump.
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Game of Thrones’ Lena Headey will be voicing Sela Mathers, the lead character in the new animated series based on Zenescope Entertainment’s Grimm Fairy Tales comics. Check out the video announcement above and get more details from press release following the jump.
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The final webisode of the six-part “Subaru Happy Endings” series has been released recently. Webisode #6 has been directed by Adam Pally (also known as Max Blum). Besides playing Max Blum on Happy Endings, Adam Pally has made several appearances on the television show Californication that stars David Duchovny, Natascha McElhone, and Madeleine Martin. Check out webisode #6; the last webisode after the jump:
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After the sex, violence and political intrigue of Ancient Rome in Starz’ Spartacus series, it seems odd, yet somehow appropriate to find the same ingredients put to more nuanced use in the network’s Magic City [Fridays, 10/9C] – a series about hotelier Ike Evans and his family and their efforts to bring the magic with a legendarily luxurious hotel, the Miramar Plaza [modeled after the famous/infamous Fontainebleau Hotel].
Grade: A-
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The Finder returns tonight [Fox, 8/7C] with Life After Death, an episode about stolen lost tracks by a promising rapper who was murdered before that promise could be fulfilled.
Grade: B+
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ABC announced it summer 2112 schedule today and it’s 89% reality-based programming. Of the nine new and returning series, only one is a scripted, fictional series – Rookie Blue [and drama doesn’t get much lighter than that…].
New are Duets, a singing competition for duos – with a twist; Trust Us with Your Life, wherein celebrities reminiscing about their lives – and improv comics performing their takes on those reminiscences; and Final Witness, which will examine one murder each week – from the victims perspective – and will combine interviews with scripted re-enactments.
Besides Rookie Blue, returning series include: Secret Millionaire, Extreme Makeover: Weight Loss Edition, Wipeout, Bachelor Pad and The Bachelorette.
The summer premiere dates and full series descriptions follow the jump.
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