Most expected this to happen. But it’s never real until it’s real. And now it’s real.

Fox is bringing back its longest-running drama for a ninth season.

Bones will be return for another round, the network announced Tuesday. “After more than 150 episodes, Bones continues to be one of television’s most dynamic and consistent dramas,” said Fox entertainment president Kevin Reilly. “We at Fox, along with millions of zealous fans, look forward to seeing where the incredible creative team takes the series next season.”

Well that’s annoying. This show is WAY past it’s prime, and very…

You’re not dreaming, brainwashed by Mitch Lawrence or doped up on Libidozone: All My Children and One Life to Live shall return.

Breaking its silence after weeks of rumors and leaks, Prospect Park on Monday formally announced their latest — and firmed-up — plan to relaunch the defunct ABC sudsers, which will both base production out of New York City-adjacent-ish studios in Stamford, Conn.

Oh. My. Word. Please tell me this is some nightmare where Soap Operas survive in the transition to on-demand and online media distribution. This is right up there with the idea of hell-fire torment.…

This show’s first ten episodes have been awesome, and it looks like the stakes are about to get higher.

Check out the new promo for the second half of the season premiering on March 25.

Ruthless and cunning, Congressman Francis Underwood (Oscar® winner Kevin Spacey) and his wife Claire (Robin Wright) stop at nothing to conquer everything. This wicked political drama penetrates the shadowy world of greed, sex, and corruption in modern D.C. Kate Mara (“American Horror Story”) and Corey Stoll (“Midnight in Paris”) costar in the first original series from David Fincher (“The Social Network”) and Beau Willimon (“The Ides of March”).

Well, it appears Netflix has wised up a little bit. You might remember when I initially posted about the new Netflix exclusive TV Series House…

Ming-Na Wen Talks the new S.H.I.E.L.D. televisions show, The Avengers director Joss Whedon, the Marvel Universe and about how the show will not stick with normal comic canon with AMC Theatres.

Fun stuff. Still really looking forward to this show. Joss Whedon rarely disappoints! And though I know this may be blasphemy to some, I’m glad to hear they won’t be sticking too closely to any comics. The best comic adaptations to the screen have strayed pretty far. I think it’s because the comic book format just doesn’t translate well to the screen.

On this week’s episode of In the Queue TJ and Alex discuss the pilot episode of Revolution and it’s implications for the rest of the series. We also give a quick update on what’s new in the Netflix Instant catalog.

Join yours truly and Alex Arena as we talk about the Revolution pilot episode.

I’ve also taken over the editing and mastering of the show, I think you’ll like the audio quality better in this episode than the first episode. And I also found some cool show music! Check it out and let us know what you think! Also be sure to rate us in iTunes! It helps!

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Season three includes some of of TNG’s most memorable episodes, including “Yesterday’s Enterprise” and “Best of Both Worlds, Part I”.

Along with the 26 remastered episodes, season three bonus features will include the continuation of the “Stardate Revisited” and “Making it So” documentary.

Check out a preview of what we’re in store for.

Broken record here, but I’m excited about this season being remastered. Lots of good stuff in Season 3.

I’ve got one more thing for you today. This is a preview for tonight’s episode of Fringe.

With The Hobbit being just freshly out in theaters, I wonder how many people will actually be tuning in tonight. I doubt I’ll be able to watch it this weekend at all. I’ll be seeing The Hobbit twice, once with friends at a standard showing. Then I’m driving way up yonder in Nashville to see it in HFR 3D IMAX tomorrow night. But I digress…

Here’s the Fringe clip.

There’s a lot of interesting things going on this season, from Peter almost losing himself by putting Observer tech in his head, to losing Etta, to Walter having his full brain capacity back.

Very happy with the season so far. We only have a very few more episodes left and I’m eager to see how they wrap it up.