On the Set: The Flash and Arrow Face Off In an Epic Superhero Crossover
Pretty Little Liars Author Sara Shepard on Ending the Book Series
Pretty Little Liars is over! Sort of. After 16 books about the quartet of teen pals — and A, the mysterious person (or people) stalking them — novelist Sara Shepard is ending the series that inspired ABC Family's hit with her final installment, Vicious (on shelves Dec. 2).
Scene Stealer: Why We Love Kingdom's Jonathan Tucker
He Plays: Jay Kulina, the drug-addled, deeply sensitive MMA fighter battling his distant, hard-assed gym-owner father (Frank Grillo) and his own demons on DirecTV's Kingdom. "The gym gives Jay discipline and keeps him away from his addictions," Tucker, 32, says of Jay's sweaty Season 1 evolution from burnout to potential champion. "He ultimately ends up realizing who he is and what he's done. [But] he needs to ask for help from his dad, and that is the hardest thing for him to do."
Exclusive: Marry Me Cops a New Romantic Pair
Jake (Ken Marino) and Annie (Casey Wilson) won't be the only ones feeling the love on NBC's Marry Me (Tues., 9/8) in the new year. TV Guide Magazine has learned exclusively that comic Rob Riggle (who previously appeared on Wilson's Happy Endings as the world's most obnoxious — and ill-fated — mail carrier) and absolute scream Natasha Leggero (Let's be Cops) are guesting on an as-yet-unscheduled 2015 episode.
Smoak Screen: Arrow's Emily Bett Rickards Puts Felicity in the Spotlight
Ever since she first logged on as Queen Consolidated IT expert Felicity Smoak, Emily Bett Rickards has been an Arrow fan favorite. In this week's episode, Team Arrow's trusted tech genius and Oliver's semi-love interest takes center stage in an episode that reveals the truth about her past, introduces her cocktail-waitress mom (NYPD Blue alum Charlotte Ross), and gives us a great excuse to chat up the impossibly lovable Canadian scene stealer.
On the Set: Inside the World of Fall's Coolest New Hit Gotham
Gotham city — Sources close to the Gotham City Police Department have confirmed that the crime rate in the area has nearly tripled in the past month. Many attribute this spike to the recent murders of billionaires Thomas and Martha Wayne, as well as rising interest in the city's infamous Arkham district, home of the failed Arkham Asylum and turf-war favorite of organized crime. There are those, too, who blame the increase in back-alley homicides, child trafficking...
Marry Me's Casey Wilson, Ken Marino and Creator David Caspe Preview Their New Romantic Comedy
Happy endings do happen! Shortly after the cancellation of the ABC comedy Happy Endings, star Casey Wilson married show creator David Caspe. Now he's given her the coolest wedding present ever — a new television series! Wilson and one-time Happy guest Ken Marino (Party Down) star as Annie and Jake, a newly engaged couple we already want to spend the rest of our lives with. NBC apparently agrees: It's given the show the plum post-Voice time slot...
Exclusive: The Following Shows Off Season 3 Footage at New York Comic Con
Oh how things have changed! Fans of The Following got a sneak peek at scenes from Season 3 during the show's panel at New York Comic Con on Sunday, and as usual, there were quite a few shockers.
DirecTV's Gritty New Drama Kingdom Tackles the World of MMA Fighting
Now this is hard-hitting television. Kingdom, DirecTV's new original series about the brutal world of mixed martial arts, goes for a solid shot to the gut with its artsy mix of blood, sweat, and Shakespearean themes. Think of it as Sons of Anarchy in a steel cage. Or King Lear with headlocks.
A Graphic Look at What Lies Ahead for The Strain
Warning: Even if you have seen Sunday's season finale, this peek into The Strain's latest graphic-novel release features info about things that might make you go hmmmm.
James Spader Previews The Blacklist's Intense Second Season
The adventures of James Spader's jaunty criminal turncoat Red Reddington continue with federal agent Elizabeth Keen (Megan Boone) digging deeper into her husband's villainous betrayals, baddie Berlin (Peter Stormare) still at large, and the rest of us wondering if — and how — Red and Lizzie are related. Here, Spader assesses the situation and (of course) dodges all spoilers concerning Season 2 of The Blacklist.
Arrow Targets a New Romance for Thea
Hey Mr. DJ! Now that Arrow is turning the beat around on Willa Holland's reformed bad girl Thea Queen, it's time for Malcolm Merlyn's offspring to get back to her shadier ways and ...
Exclusive: Gotham Debuts Fan-Made Trailer
Citizens of Gotham, you are a strange bunch. As part of the big push for their pre-Batman drama (debuting Sept. 22), Fox invited fans to recreate the show's movie-style trailer — originally mastered by the...
Exclusive Video: Gotham's True Detective
As TV's new fall season inches closer, the baddies of DC Comics' most messed-up city are gearing up for a battle with "the last good man in Gotham." In this exclusive teaser for Fox's upcoming drama, star Ben McKenzie explains why his Det. Jim Gordon has his work cut out for him, set against clips of iconic DC villains doing their thing.
The Vampire Diaries Exclusive: Bonnie and Damon's Comic-Con Plea
The sound you just heard was about 4,000 Vampire Diaries fans losing their minds over this perfect video that kicked off the show's panel at the San Diego Comic-Con this afternoon. Featuring Kat Graham and Ian Somerhalder musing over the fate of their characters, Bonnie and Damon, now that they've been sucked into oblivion, the video hits all the right notes and brings up a few good questions. Will we see a bigger storyline for Tyler? Could he be Elena's new guy? What is Alaric gonna do now that he's alive again? And most importantly, are "Bamon" gone for good? (Don't make us laugh!) Here's the clip, which we're sure those in the San Diego Convention Center's packed Ballroom 20 will want to check out ASAP, since there is no way they heard most of the jokes over their room-rattling screams.
Exclusive: Arrow Blows Away Comic-Con
Of all things Arrow's Oliver Queen can do, it's his ability to rock our world with nothing but a well-edited sizzle reel that we love the most this time of year. Mainly because it's such a long wait until The CW hit's third season kicks off on Oct. 8, and things like this eye-popping clip—which just debuted during the show's scream-filled panel at San Diego Comic-Con—are really the only thing that are getting us through the wait.
Exclusive: The 100's Comic-Con Trailer!
Don't fret, Grounders. If you couldn't make it to The 100's panel at San Diego Comic-Con this afternoon, TV Guide Magazine is here for you, and we have this exclusive first look at the sizzle reel that opened the session earlier this afternoon. So sit back and soak in the action as Clarke (Eliza Taylor) takes matters into her own hands after being brought to the ominous Mt. Weather following last season's finale shocker.
Sci-Fi Preview: Under the Dome Heats Up in Season 2
Chester's Mill is having one crazy summer — and things are about to get even wilder on the CBS sci-fi hit Under the Dome. Not only is there a killer running amok, but supplies are running dangerously low and the dome seems to be sending out messages that the trapped townsfolk had better start listening to...or else. "Is the dome bringing Armageddon to Chester's Mill?" asks executive producer Neal Baer of the recent infestation of crop-killing caterpillars and freakish weather events. "Or are the plagues and...
David Duchovny Shares His Favorite Episodes of Californication
After seven seasons of sexually transmitted comedy, Californication's vice-ridden writer Hank Moody is hanging up his black T-shirt (Sunday, June 29, 9:30/8:30c, Showtime). While Golden Globe—winning star David Duchovny admits "there's some sadness" to saying goodbye to the role, "I feel good. [Executive producer] Tom Kapinos did a great job pulling everything together." Next month, Duchovny begins shooting NBC's Aquarius, playing a cop tracking Charles Manson, which marks the X-Files vet's return to creepy TV. "We'll be pushing the limit," he says. "It will be as dark as...
VIDEO: Are the Pretty Little Liars Ready for Life With Ali Again?
OK, Liars lovers, Season 5 kicks off Tuesday (8/7c on ABC Family) and as we all know, Ali (Sasha Pieterse) is alive and ready to head back to Rosewood. Of course, before that, there's also the teeny matter of making sure Ezra (Ian Harding) is OK after being shot in the season finale, (hopefully) uncovering what the heck happened to Mama DiLaurentis, and figuring out if Ali can play nice with Aria and the others. Has she really changed? Will she try to regain her position as Queen Bee? And really, should anyone ever trust her again? ...
Exclusive: Who's That New Masked Man in Arrow's Finale?
Oh Arrow-heads, you are in for a treat! Tonight's season finale (8/7c, The CW) features a moment too good to wait for, so we are proud to present to you an exclusive first look at a scene that fans of Roy Harper (Colton Haynes) are gonna freak out over. Has Ollie (Stephen Amell) finally completed the hoodie-sporting hottie's Jedi training? Click below for the good stuff, then go all sorts of crazy in the comments section to discuss the repercussions and possibilities of what our hero hands to his young apprentice.
Arrow Exec Producer Marc Guggenheim Shoots The Breeze About His First Novel
It's official: Marc Guggenheim deserves a vacation. In the past few years, he's not only been executive producing and writing The CW's Arrow, he's also been penning screenplays (Green Lantern, Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters and Perry Mason for Robert Downey Jr.), and agreeing to take over the X-Men comic at Marvel. Oh, and he just published his first novel, a political legal thriller called Overwatch. Who needs sleep, right?
