by TV Show Warehouse on February 5, 2012
The Slice Girls Supernatural, Season 7 Supernatural Genre: Sci-Fi & Fantasy Price: $2.99 Release Date: February 03, 2012 Sam and Dean investigate a case where the victims' hands and feet have been severed and each of them has been branded with a strange symbol. While Sam does some research at a local university, Dean heads to one of his favorite places to investigate – the town bar. Dean strikes up a conversation with a local named Lydia (guest star SARA CANNING), and the two go back to her place. Sam discovers the symbol on the bodies is a sign of Amazon warriors. And Dean's one night stand could have serious complications.
by TV Show Warehouse on February 3, 2012
Please pack your knives and go to News Briefs position #2, because NBC just picked up an Eric Kripke pilot!!! HOLY SH*T YES PLEASE NEWS … NBC has picked up a pilot from Eric Kripke ( Supernatural ) and J.J. Abrams . Revolution is a thriller set in a world where all forms of energy disappear.
by TV Show Warehouse on January 22, 2012
After a solid return from the winter break, Friday’s episode of Supernatural was simply an excuse to put Dean in a snazzy suit. “Time After Time” was mostly a one-off time-travel episode that gave Supernatural ‘s writers a reason to visit the 1940s, a time when wiseguys said “See?” in that nasally, “my tie’s too tight” sort of way. It’s not a horrible idea for TV shows to zip back and forth…
by TV Show Warehouse on January 18, 2012
Isn’t it great to see Josh, Sally, and Aidan, TV’s friendshippiest roommates, back on our screens again? Being Human returned for Season 2 last night with “Turn This Mother Out,” a table-setting season premiere that showcased the series’ effective blend of dark humor and supernatural suds. Though the ghost, vampire, and werewolf all live under the same roof, much of Season 1 played out like three different shows as each main character’s storyline remained…
by TV Show Warehouse on January 17, 2012
Hidden-camera comedy is an established form: Ever since Candid Camera , TV has tried to outdo itself with new gimmicks. Punk’d played pranks on unsuspecting celebrity targets. Scare Tactics put a supernatural spin on things. Now Betty White is jumping into the fray with Betty White’s Off Their Rockers , a series that sees senior citizens pranking much younger marks. White recently shared breakfast with attendees of the Television Critics…
by TV Show Warehouse on January 15, 2012
Quick tip for those of you teens who are dealing with supernatural situations in your small towns: Don’t go to school dances, ever. That is where all the bad stuff happens! Next time you see a poster for an awkwardly themed dance, just book a room at the Travelodge for that night and just wait it out. Trust me. Unfortunately the teens of Chance Harbor don’t have that kind of foresight.
by TV Show Warehouse on January 12, 2012
Fresh off its People’s Choice Award win for Best Cable TV Comedy and not as fresh off its Emmy win for Outstanding Art Direction in a Multi-Camera Series, Hot in Cleveland has been renewed for a fourth season. Despite a severe drop-off in viewership, the TV Land comedy is still that network’s highest-profile series. Hot in Cleveland debuted to 4.8 million viewers, but the Season 3 premiere last month only netted 1.9 million viewers. Perhaps because most of its viewers died after Season 2.
by TV Show Warehouse on January 10, 2012
Big-time spoilers ahead if you haven’t seen Friday’s episode! Supernatural returned from its winter hiatus on Friday with “Adventures in Babysitting,” answering the question of whether or not Bobby Singer ( Jim Beaver ) is dead or just nodded off in the hospital bed at the end of the midseason finale. Answer: He’s dead. Until Sam or Dean dies (for real), Bobby’s passing will be the series’ biggest casualty. So why did the impact of his death feel so… blah?
by TV Show Warehouse on January 7, 2012
Adventures in Babysitting Supernatural, Season 7 Supernatural Genre: Sci-Fi & Fantasy Price: $2.99 Release Date: January 06, 2012 Still reeling after what happened to Bobby, Dean becomes dangerously obsessed over finding a way to take down Dick Roman (guest star JAMES PATRICK STUART). Meanwhile, Sam decides to help a teenage girl (guest star MADISON McLAUGHLIN) look for her father (guest star IAN TRACEY), a hunter who has gone missing. Sam traces his last steps to a truck stop where the help (guest star MEGHAN ORY) turns out not to be so friendly.
by TV Show Warehouse on January 6, 2012
We did it! We all tumbled through the paper-tape finish line in a million-way tie for first place, then tumbled to the ground in a heap of joy. Our trophy? The weekend. Our spoils
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