Premiering April 1st on HBO, the second season of the medieval Game Of Thrones is set to take centre stage on the cable channel now sitting dangerously low on front-running talent. Based on book two of George R.R. Martin‘s A Song of Ice And Fire series, a star cast return with fans anticipating a run of 10 more boundary-pushing episodes.
Check out this exclusive clip for from The Cleveland Show: Season 2 extras, and win the boxset on DVD after the jump! More
This past week two shows stood out on paper, despite both being examples of well-trodden TV genres. One showed, remarkably, that innovation isn’t always necessary when there’s a foundation of real quality, the other fell miserably flat. More
From the creator of In The Thick Of It and writer-director of In The Loop, things are looking up for HBO as Veep debuts April 22nd with Julia Louis-Dreyfus playing a senator who becomes the Vice President of the United States.
As I preview three very different TV shows premiering in early 2012, there is hope for real quality, but also a definite risk of things we’ve all seen before. More
In today’s television world, it seems the network chiefs don’t know what they are doing. More
Premiering mid-February for a third and final season, probably a good thing as HBO would have only cancelled it in the run up to a fourth (hello Bored To Death, Hung and How To Make It In America), Eastbound & Down’s return sees baller Kenny Powers head back to the States to join South Carolina outfit the Myrtle Beach Mermen.
Seemingly a spin-off of Knowing by the creator of Heroes, Touch centres around an autistic and mute boy who is obsessed with numbers and can predict future events. Starring Kiefer Sutherland, Touch premieres March 19th.
In this exclusive clip from Boardwalk Empire: Season One’s DVD extras. Greg Antonacci takes to the streets of Chicago to delve into the hidden world of Prohibition speakeasies, introduces John Torrio, owner of the Four Deuces. Boardwalk Empire: Season One is out on DVD and Blu-ray January 9th and comes highly recommended.
A sequel to the best selling 1991 John Grisham novel and its 1993 film adaptation, The Firm, the show picks up on the story of Mitchell Y. McDeere and his family ten years on as a web of lies and secrets starts to unravel, placing Mitch and his family at great risk. The Firm debuts Jan. 8th on NBC, let’s hope it stands up to the source material.
