VAMPIRE DIARIES SEASON FINALE- ‘FOUNDERS DAY’ CLIP
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The Season finale for CW’s The Vampire Diaries is approaching (Elena should be recapping the second-to-last episode – ‘Isobelle’ -soon!), and we have a clip of some of the footage from the episode, ‘Founder’s Day’, below. The episode airs on May 13th. The Vampire Diaries airs on Thursdays at 8pm and stars Nina Dobrev, Paul Wesley, and Ian Somerhalder. Yesterday, we posted video from Nina Dobrev’s (who was looking real proper) appearance on Jimmy Fallon (which I also reposted below for convenience).
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SUPERNATURAL SEASON FINALE TRAILER: THE END IS NOW
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The end is now.
So the trailer for next week’s Supernatural season finale teases below. What, exactly, does this mean?
We’ll have to tune in to find out, but we can forecast that Sam and Dean must make certain choices in in order to prevent the Apocalypse – and that a veteran character dies. Who will it be?
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‘MOONLIGHT’ RETURNS TO TV FOR VAMPIRE THURSDAYS
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The CW announced part of its summer plans today, and the schedule includes a double dose of vampire action on Thursday nights. Starting June 3, repeats from the first season of The Vampire Diaries will be paired with Moonlight, the 2007 CBS vampire drama starring Alex O’Loughlin.
The moves demonstrates that the CW is going after the vampire audience in a big way, and that The Vampire Diaries is the new lynchpin of the network. Moonlight has grown into a cult classic and helped make O’Loughlin a beloved hunk.
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HOW TO REALLY SAVE YOUR FAVORITE SCI-FI SHOW FROM CANCELATION
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How can fans of a struggling sci-fi show save it from cancelation? It’s a question I get a lot, partly because Syfy has from time to time saved shows from cancelation, and partly because like every TV network we cancel our fair share of shows.
The No. 1 method of choice for fans trying to save a show is writing letters/e-mails to the network that airs the show. This worked back in the ’60s to keep the original Star Trek on the air for a while, and according to this article it may have had an impact on a few shows since then.
It’s not your best bet though, because today EVERY canceled show has a write-in campaign, often accompanied by some clever item…Jericho fans sent peanuts, Lexx fans sent dragonflies, etc. It’s so pervasive that it’s become background noise.
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Season Finale time has snuck up on me this year. Which season finale are you guys looking forward to (or dreading) ? What did you think of today’s tv news?
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