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  • HEAPS of TV and movie news on io9

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    Pirate
    Posted on 26-08-2010 10:42 AM
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    A new Futurama clip, set at Intergalactic Comic Con, takes geek in-jokes to a whole new level. The next Star Trek will go way darker. Plus Ghost Rider 2, Doctor Who, Bruce Vs. Frankenstein, The Event, V, Supernatural and Chuck.

    This post is packed full of goodness for us all to look forward too. Check it out in full here.

       
    Comments 4 Comments
    1. Aardvark's Avatar
      Aardvark - 26-08-2010, 10:50 AM
      Captain, Klingons off the starboard bow!
      Again with the Klingons...
    1. Colonel Kurtz's Avatar
      Colonel Kurtz - 26-08-2010, 10:57 AM
      Mmmmmm, Alison Angel. Yum
    1. Nalixor's Avatar
      Nalixor - 26-08-2010, 12:16 PM
      Quote Originally Posted by Colonel Kurtz View Post
      Mmmmmm, Alison Angel. Yum
      Indeed. Did you know she quit the business AND has a kid now? I think it's a giant shame, really.
    1. sagit's Avatar
      sagit - 26-08-2010, 12:29 PM
      http://www.watoday.com.au/entertainm...ml?autostart=1

      "The Ten Network has confirmed the worst kept secret in the television industry - that it will launch a new digital channel targeting the "distinctly youthful" market.
      Industry observers have expected Ten to make the move for some time, given the extent to which Nine's digital channel Go! has eaten into the youth television market.
      The Sydney Morning Herald first speculated Ten's plans for a youth channel as early as last year.

      Ten will call the channel Eleven, and has formed a joint venture with the US studio CBS Studios International to deliver content to the channel. Programs to feature on the channel will include Futurama, The Cleveland Show, Supernatural, Stargate, Dexter, Smallville, The Office, Nurse Jackie and the remake of 90210. Ten will also shift The Simpsons and Neighbours to the channel. The channel will be launched early next year on digital channel 11.

      News restructure
      Ten also announced a dramatic restructure of its schedule, shifting its early evening focus from soaps and sitcoms to news. Ten will launch a "half-hour national news-based program at 6pm to follow its 5pm news"."