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V Has Been Cancelled! No Season 3

BigBoss — Sun, 15 May 2011 12:03:46 +0000

With much a heavy heart and much sadness I must report that V has been cancelled. Alex Cruz and I will team up for one more episode of the V The Visitors Podcast and then it’s all over but the crying. If you guys have any feedback what so ever please feel free to call it in or write it in (just go to the show page for details http://www.tigerprince.com/podcasts/visitors-podcast/). We thank each and everyone of you who took the time out of your busy day to join us each week. We hope we made it as fun and entertaining as possible. We love all of you!

Thank you all.
Hank Davis and Alex Cruz

http://tvseriesfinale.com/tv-show/v-canceled-season-three-19921/

ABC Says No Online Episodes This Year

BigBoss — Wed, 19 Jan 2011 22:58:41 +0000

ABC says they won’t air episodes online this year! Read the message below and follow the link to let your voice be heard.

Be sure to leave email and voicemail comments on all the latest stories. 810-309-8445 or tprfans at yahoo.com.

ABC’s Letter To V Fans
Fellow V fans,

It is with much regret that we must inform you that full episodes of V will not be available on ABC.com or Hulu for Season 2. Just like you, we truly wish full episodes were playing here. But we also hope our detailed recaps will keep you informed and entertained should you ever miss an episode.

Best always,

The ABC.com Team

Mickey Mouse Joins The X-Men?

BigBoss — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 01:34:48 +0000

The Walt Disney Company today announced an agreement with Marvel Entertainment to acquire the comic publisher and its stable of over 5,000 characters. The deal is valued at $4 billion in cash and Disney stock.

Marvel doesn’t publish games itself, but it frequently licenses out its characters to a wide variety of publishers. Currently, the comics company is providing characters for new and upcoming titles from Activision (Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2), Capcom (Marvel vs. Capcom 2), Sega (Iron Man 2), and THQ (Marvel Super Hero Squad).

In a conference call with analysts, Disney executives fielded questions about their plans for the acquisition. And while they mentioned the need to respect deals that were already in place, there were hints that Disney might look to replace Marvel’s licensing partners in the future, where appropriate.

I say this: “Mark my words, if Mickey Mouse joins the X-Men, I’m done.”

Terminator TV Final Message!

BigBoss — Mon, 18 May 2009 18:14:51 +0000

YOU ARE THE RESISTANCE!

Terminator….. Terminated…..

BigBoss — Mon, 18 May 2009 16:12:34 +0000

I’ve been holding off writing this post, falsely holding onto whatever sliver of hope we had that Terminator Sarah Connor Chronicles would avoid being cancelled. Numerous outlets are reporting that it is over and even writer Ashley Miller has told me it’s a done deal.

For several weeks we’ve pumped sources from Warner Bros and Fox with all of them saying that it didn’t look good. Despite reporting those comments we pushed forward planning ideas for a possible season 3 podcast but those ideas are scrapped.

I would say I’m mad, but mostly sad, that we have to let go of the great community we’ve built around the Terminator Radio Podcast. The absolute best Terminator community ever! I know there are other podcasts and other communities but none of them hold a candle to the things we’ve built together.

I’ve made a ton of new friends and I wouldn’t trade that for the world. Remember that you all helped to build this awesome community with your feedback, theories and support.

So before this goes on too long I just want to say THANK YOU!

God Bless and keep pressing forward.

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The Last Temptation of John Connor?

BigBoss — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 14:41:28 +0000

Hey gang, we have received tons of email based on our Terminator Podcast and we wanted to share this one on the blog. This one comes from Phil over at http://resistance2029.blogspot.com/

One wild comment on the last episode, if you think about it, it is an ending kind of like “LAST TEMPTATION OF CHRIST.”

If you’ve seen that movie, the whole point was that Jesus gets tempted one last time before he dies. He sees what would happen if he doesn’t die in a parallel future timeline. He doesn’t become “CHRIST.” The world gets worse, even though he marries Mary Magdalene, and has kids, his life gets worse, and the world becomes hell on earth. At the end, he wakes up out of his delusion on the cross, and it doesn’t happen, it was all a Rod Serling dream.

The entire arc of the series would then be a Last Temptation of John Connor (J.C.)… Because he falls for a damned robot girl who flashed her tits at him, he fails to become the future leader who saves mankind from the infernal machines…he finds out that the future does not happen, his Dad does what he can, but in the end they fail. John Connor’s DESTINY can be altered by making terrible mistakes…he doesn’t get to marry Kate, he doesn’t become a rebel leader, and SKYNET WINS. Thus, the Last Temptation (by Cameron) of J.C. is our permanent television ending…its all just an experiment in possibility…which of course a lot of people would hate to think about… did we just watch 30 episodes only to find out Bob Newhart wakes up in an old television series?

Rod Serling would be proud, but the fans are going to be pissed.

Considering the religous tone of the show could this theory be what the writers had in mind? What are your thougths? Why not head over to Phil’s site and give him your opinion on this theory. http://resistance2029.blogspot.com/

Connor’s Robots Headed To the Scrapheap?

BigBoss — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 01:55:14 +0000

This link comes from tigerprince.com’s own Alex Cruz. Check out the link below.

Blog@Newsarama » Blog Archive » EW: Connor’s Robots Headed To the Scrapheap?.

Terminator Season Finale Ratings

BigBoss — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 00:21:18 +0000

Over 3.5 million viewers embarked on the crazy thrill ride we call Terminator Sarah Connor Chronicles. While that’s up from last week this surely won’t be the numbers Fox was hoping for before going in to their closed door meetings to settle on a possible fall return or cancellation.

We will know for sure in the next several weeks what the future holds for the cast of TSCC. Until then get set to check out the most fun Terminator Podcast on the net! The new podcast will be aired Monday afternoon with the video version following a few hours later. Tune in!

Too much TV

BigBoss — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 19:34:30 +0000

Americans are watching more video online, on their cell phones and on television, according to the Nielsen Company’s latest “three screen” report.

The report, issued Monday and covering the last three months of 2008, shows that the average American television viewer is watching more than 151 hours of television per month an “all-time” high up from more than 145 hours during the same period the previous year, Nielsen said.

The increase in television watching is part of a long-term trend, said Nielsen spokesman Gary Holmes.

He attributed the rise to a greater availability of televisions the average household has more televisions than people. There are “many, many more cable channels than before,” he said.

Also contributing to the increase are digital recorders, DVR and TiVo devices, which allow viewers to watch programs at their leisure rather than during the show’s slated time slots. Nielsen has dubbed such viewing “timeshifted TV.”

What does all this mean? It’s means you need to listen/watch a podcast to balance out all that media consumption! I might know where you could find some fun entertainment…..

Marvel delays comic book movies!

BigBoss — Sat, 14 Mar 2009 17:54:52 +0000

Sony has set “Spider-Man 4″ for release on May 6, 2011, while co-producer Marvel Studios locked into later slots than previously announced for three other comic-book actioners. As a result of the changes, Marvel pics will launch on the first weekend of May and kick off the box office summer in three straight years, starting with “Iron Man 2″ on May 7, 2010.

The moves also get Marvel off the hook of a commitment to produce two pics for release next year a pledge always considered a bit ambitious to begin with.

Among key date changes, Marvel will delay “Thor” by almost a year shifting its release to June 17, 2011, from the previously announced July 16, 2010 and moved “The First Avenger: Captain America” to July 22, 2011, from the previously announced May 6, 2011, which it has ceded to “Spider-Man 4.”

Marvel also postponed the release of “The Avengers” until May 4, 2012, from a previous July 15, 2011, slot. “Avengers” is positioned last among its upcoming pics so that characters figuring in the ensemble-superheroes action including Thor and Captain America can be introduced with their own movies.

Marvel will finance its own productions in full and release most films through Paramount, which handled last year’s smash “Iron Man.”

“This new schedule strongly sequences Marvel’s movie debut dates, big-screen character introductions and momentum,” Marvel Studios chairman David Maisel said. “It maximizes the visibility of our single-character-focused films, leading to the highly anticipated release of the multicharacter ‘The Avengers.’”