Supernatural, Felicia Day and Jared Padalecki
It took eight seasons, but finally Felicia Day has come to Supernatural.
"It has always been one of those shows that I've wanted to be on," Day tells TVGuide.com. "I feel like having done Buffy [the Vampire Slayer so many years ago, this probably comes the closest and sort of has that vibe. Whenever I watch it, I think to myself, 'Why am I not on that show?' It's such a cool thing that they just called me up and thought I was perfect for the part."
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Felicia Day
Felicia Day may play a computer hacker on her upcoming episode of Supernatural, but she'll wield more than just a keyboard.
In the episode, she'll play a computer-savvy lady named Charlie whom the Winchester brothers meet while investigating Dick Roman (James Patrick Stuart), the billionaire who was taken over the by the leader of the Leviathans...
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Felicia Day
The Dungeon Master has orchestrated a fun adventure for Supernatural. Geek worlds collide in an upcoming episode when someone from the Whedonverse gets mixed up with the Winchester brothers.
Executive producer Sera Gamble tells TVGuide.com exclusively that Felicia Day will guest-star on the April 27 episode titled "The Girl With the Dungeons and Dragons Tattoo." "We were so stoked that she agreed to do the episode because we're all fan girls and boys here," Gamble says.
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Nathan Fillion
A few months ago Nathan Fillion was literally stalked by a Twitter follower. He reacted the same way any other Hollywood actor would: He took a picture with the guy, and then tweeted it.
Fillion is best known these days for playing the crime-solving Richard Castle in ABC's Castle, but in the "Twitterverse," he's revered for his geek-chic resume (he starred on Joss Whedon's Firefly and in his online-only Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog) and his must-follow Twitter feed. Whether it's his goofy musings or completely random photo uploads, fans can't get enough of Fillion's good-natured tweets. We spoke with him about his love for Twitter, how he thinks actors should use it and what he'll do when he hits the 1 million mark...
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Andrew Lincoln
Red: Werewolf Hunter (Saturday, 9/8c, Syfy)
Not to be confused with the Bruce Willis/Helen Mirren movie about Retired and Extremely Dangerous spies, this Halloween-ready TV-movie stars Felicia Day (The Guild, Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog) as a carrot-topped descendent of Little Red Riding Hood who's mixing it up with a different sort of wolfish predator. Things get complicated when Red brings home a fiancée who get bitten by a werewolf, making him a prime target of her werewolf-hunting family. Can Red save the day?
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Stan Lee, Ming Na
Stan Lee will guest-star on Syfy's Eureka, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.
Lee hinted at a cameo on the sci-fi series — which was just renewed for a fifth season — on his Twitter account Tuesday, saying he was rushing to Vancouver to film a guest spot. Syfy is keeping mum on who or what the comic book legend will play.
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Zach Galifianakis
Zach Galifianakis' Funny or Die web series, Between Two Ferns, took home two Streamy Awards — for best comedic actor and best comedy series.
The second annual Streamy Awards ...
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Felicia Day
Felicia Day, best known for Joss Whedon's Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog, will star in Red, Syfy's reimagining of the Little Red Riding Hood story.
Day will play...
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The Guild grabbed six Streamy nominations, while the crime drama series, The Bannen Way, led the awards with seven. Other notable nominees include Courteney Cox, Nathan Fillion, Tony Hale and The Hangover's Zach Galifianakis.
Zach Galifianakis and Jude Law to host Saturday Night Live
The Streamy Awards, which will hold its second annual awards ceremony on...
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Jace Hall
Jace Hall, executive producer of ABC's V, is also the producer of The Jace Hall Show, a web series that mashes Hollywood celebrities with the world of videogames. TVGuide.com caught up with Hall to get the skinny on how he balances it all and what's ahead for the alien-invasion drama when it returns March 30, 10/9c following Lost.
Watch full episodes of V in our Online Video Guide
TVGuide.com: Some people have compared The Jace Hall Show to Curb Your Enthusiasm.
Hall: I do like the show Curb Your Enthusiasm, but that's very, very Hollywood. It's entirely fiction, whereas my show is not entirely fiction. It's actually sprinkled with real news and real things that are happening. A lot of people think some of the stuff you see in our show had to have been staged, but it happened.
TVGuide.com: So Felicia Day really...
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