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Scott Pilgrim Gets Animated!

Adult Swim’s Scott Pilgrim vs. the Animation.

AMC’s The Walking Dead – Photo Gallery

A bunch of photo’s from AMC’s  adaptation of Image Comics’ zombie series, The Walking Dead, created by Robert Kirkman (Invincible).

City of the Daleks now (Not) available

The first in a series of 4 Doctor Who adventure games released by BBC for free is now available. Follow this link to download the game. Let us know what you think!

…And just like that, it turns out that the file was UK only, and was yanked down. False alarm, apparently.

May Sweeps Leaks

Starting next week, we will have the full list of shows renewed and canceled for next year. In addition, we will know what new shows are coming to our television sets. But for now, we have to settle for leaked information. Luckily, there is a lot of info to be had. If the leaks are to be believed, we now know the fate of several genre shows. Keep Reading…

YOUNG JUSTICE Heads To Cartoon Network

From the producer of Spectacular Spider-Man and Gargoyles.

Torchwood:US Not Moving Forward On FOX

FOX and BBC agree that Torchwood isn’t a good fit for network television.

Matt Smith To Guest On Sarah Jane Adventures

The Eleventh Doctor will be appearing in a two-part episode of the Doctor Who spin-off series.

Ultimate Spider-Man: The Animated Series?!

The comic series following a teenage Peter Parker is coming to a TV near you in 2011!

Opening Moments of Doctor Who’s New Series!

Check out the opening 30sec or so of the series five premiere of Doctor Who!!

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New Doctor Who Trailer!

The newest trailer for Steven Moffat era of Doctor Who has been released.

TV-GEEK – March 16, 2010

A rundown of the week’s TV news.

Game of Thrones Gets The Greenlight

It’s been all over the internet recently, but I couldn’t help put put my own two cents in on the matter. HBO has officially picked up ten episodes of “Game of Thrones“, the series which is based on George R.R. Martin’s “A Song of Ice and Fire” fantasy novels. The 10 episodes consist of the pilot, which HBO has already shot, plus nine additional episodes. Keep reading…

Torchwood Picked Up By Fox?

Fox has a history of picking up shows that have no chance of succeeding on their network. Will Torchwood become the latest casualty?

Dollhouse Cancelled

Not much to say, other than: Dollhouse has been cancelled by Fox. Stop acting like you’re surprised.  The series will finish it’s 13 episode run. There will be an ending.

Chuck Gets More Episodes

NBC hasn’t aired a single episode of Chuck this fall, and we still probably won’t be seeing the show until 2010 despite rumors that it might come back in November. However, the network recently announced that they have ordered an additional six episodes of Chuck, bringing the total for this yet-to-be-aired season up to 19.