Today’s seriable video of the day comes from Corey Vidal who has uploaded a short video homage to LOST titled, The Man Who Brought Us Here. The video, filmed on some of the classic LOST sets, such as the ‘Othersville’ Barracks and Dharma The Orchid Station, incorporates Lost-style moments of overblown intrigue and tension..and evenRead More →
Sometimes we all need our serialized and mythology television in smaller, bite-sized, doses. Here’s today’s freshly cooked Seriable Bites, including: Lost, Buffy, and Torchwood. Was it destiny? In a case of life imitates art, Lost fans playing the infamous ‘cursed’ numbers belonging to Hugo Reyes each shared $150 in Tuesday’s Mega Millions Lottery draw. But willRead More →
2011 is upon us, which means another year of serialized adventure and mythological pursuits for followers of the small screen. Here are 10 of my hopes for the year ahead.
Five serialized television favorites are amongst the top ten most downloaded TV shows of 2010. Can you guess them?
10 things we learned about serialized TV in 2010
Welcome to the next award in our Seriable Television 2010 Awards – acknowledging the best (and worst) in serialized and mythology television in 2010. Today’s award poll is for Seriable Hero in 2010 – the search to discover which male character has been the very definition of ‘heroic’ in 2010? The candidates list for this awardRead More →
Welcome to the first award in our Seriable Television 2010 Awards – acknowledging the best (and worst) in serialized and mythology television throughout 2010. Today’s award poll is for Most Seriable Mythology – in other words, the series with the best, most coherent, and satisfying mythology – or whatever you personally consider to be ‘good’Read More →
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 →
Jasika Nicole who plays Astrid in Fringe, lends her voice to ‘good vs bad’ debate which has developed into a much more complicated and intriguing experience than your average us vs them tale. Head past the jump where you can watch the embedded video.
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!
Jimmy Fallon gave a musical tribute to two serialized TV shows we lost this year — 24 and LOST.
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