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Interview: Chris Tilton On Composing FRINGE In The Moment
May 2, 2011 by Leave a Comment
Composer Chris Tilton talks Fringe and Alias
Who Is Your All-Time Favorite JJ. Abrams Serialized TV Heroine?
December 1, 2010 by 13 Comments
With the news that Sarah Jones has become the latest leading lady to kick butt in a Bad Robot television series, we thought it would be a good idea to find out which serialized heroine is your all-time favorite from the JJ. Abrams magic box? The candidates are: Sydney Bristow from Alias, Kate Austen of Lost,Read More →
Victor Garber Would Consider Alias ‘In The Old Folks Home’
October 20, 2010 by 4 Comments
Oh Alias. Look at all of these spy shows trying to steal your place in my heart. Don’t they know that no-one does it better than Sydney, Jack and the gang? While there’s yet to be a TV series that has topped Alias in the spy category, that hasn’t stopped talk of an Alias MovieRead More →
JJ. Abrams Breaks Silence On Alias 2.0 Rumors and Talks New Projects
September 30, 2010 by 5 Comments
Do you remember the Alias 2.0 rumors that were flying around some months back? At the time we had mixed feelings about the prospect of an Alias reboot. Obviously the show has a special place in the hearts of many serialized TV fans, but a reboot? Questions would need to be answered before we couldRead More →
Serialized Bites: Jackson on Fringe ‘Critical Mass’, LOST and More!
September 6, 2010 by 1 Comment
Today’s round-up of tasty serialized snacks comes in the form of Fringe‘s Joshua Jackson, who talks about the show’s potential for reaching “critical mass”. There’s also more from Fringe, and news from the worlds of LOST, Doctor Who, Torchwood, The Event and Dexter!
Will ABC Bring Alias Back Like Sexy?
May 27, 2010 by 1 Comment
What do you do when Lost ends? You reboot Alias, of course! It may only be “initial talk” at this stage (according to E!), but the fact that the Alphabet network are even considering bringing back Alias so soon speaks volumes for their desire to retain the Lost audience, particularly with FlashForward failing to take up theRead More →
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