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Day Four of Amazon's week long Blu-ray and DVD sale highlights TV shows Friends, Family Guy, Mad Men and more! »»
Don't let the name fool you. Cougar Town is not a show that only people over 40 would enjoy. »»
Holding out for the Thanksgiving episode was sound advice. »»
Karl Urban rumored to be eyed for the role of Batman on the small screen. »»
Such news is nothing to "Scream" about. »»
And I bet you thought his bride's name would be Rachel. »»
Sadly, I fear this will be more like Fool's Gold instead of Midnight Run. Watch the trailer after the jump. »»
17 Again is moderately funny throughout, and it's not overly sweet that it'll make you sick. »»
Warner Bros. has announced plans to bring the Zac Efron hit to DVD and Blu-ray this August. »»
There are a variety of reasons why a television series ends, especially if it can survive past four seasons. Some of the most common reasons are a decline in ratings and the creative team running out of ideas, which often go hand-in-hand. However, more times than not the core cast of actors on a series decides a series' longevity. Actors who carry the show and make it interesting for years and years often have the final say in when that show ends. It happened to both Friends and Seinfeld. There is no doubt that Martin Lawrence carried his TV series in the first four seasons, and it appeared that the show could have continued for as long as Lawrence wanted it to. However, Martin Lawrence's own personal problems pretty much put a nail in Martin's coffin and season five would be the final season of the show. »»
"Hey Scott, long time reader from the Netcop/Wrestleline days (although EVERYONE puts that). Thought that since everyone is into top 10 lists these days, you'd be interested in doing a different one. In your humble (ha) opinion, how would you rank Friends by season? Believe it or not, I'm even requesting this opinion without the compensation of a plug of the shameless variety."
Hmm, a tough but fair question.
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Simon Pegg strikes again. »»
