CBS Drops Bomb On Jericho
CBS has canceled Jericho, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Producers have been told the show is ending its run on the broadcast network, sources told the trade paper. More...
Eick: Bionic Is Dead
David Eick, co-executive producer of NBC's SF series Bionic Woman, confirmed to SCI FI Wire that the network has indeed canceled the show, though the network has not yet officially said as much. More...
Whedon Readies Web Musical
Buffy the Vampire Slayer creator Joss Whedon told fans on the Whedonesque Web site that he is producing a Web-based superhero musical called Doctor Horrible's Sing-Along Blog. More...
Medium's Huston In Forefront
Moira Kirland, co-executive producer of NBC's hit Medium, told SCI FI Wire that guest star Anjelica Huston's story comes to a head in a two-part episode that begins on March 24. More...
CW Green-Lights Raimi's 13
The CW announced that it has given the green light to producer Sam Raimi's 13 (working title), an eight-episode series combining the horror genre with a reality-show format, which debuts in the summer. More...
Medium Star's Sister Guests
Rosanna Arquette--older sister of the star of NBC's Medium, Patricia Arquette--will guest-star in the April 7 episode, "Lady Killer," playing a "beautiful, single 'cougar'" who stalks young men, the network announced. More...
Bionic Woman Kills In U.K.
Bionic Woman, which awaits word on whether it will return for a second season on NBC, scored record ratings on Great Britain's ITV2 network, the BBC reported. More...
Daisies 'Harder' In Year Two
Bryan Fuller, creator of ABC's fantasy series Pushing Daisies, promised fans that the show will have a "harder and a little more aggressive ... style of storytelling in the second season" in a panel at the William S. Paley Television Festival in Hollywood on March 15. More...
FX Gets Iron Man, Hulk Rights
Marvel Studios has presold the cable rights to Iron Man and The Incredible Hulk to FX, along with three more superhero movies still to be determined, Variety reported. More...
Raimi's Wizard Gets Green Light
Sam Raimi's syndicated original fantasy TV series Wizard's First Rule is set to debut in all of the top 50 markets in the United States, Variety reported. More...
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