FBI Dramas

Numb3rs producer Robert Port along with Sheldon Turner and CBS are making San Francisco safe again with a revisit of the The Streets of San Francisco, the 1970’s TV crime drama.
Will this trifecta of talent pay off, and what are the chances of this being as popular as other series that are and have been making their way back to TV? Only time will tell. Per THR, the plan is to update the series so that it portrays the “same tension” between generations (Vietnam war vs. Iraq war) but to still have the same feel as the original show.
What …read more

Comments Off

The real FBI is 100 years old this week, and a lot has changed since the days of J. Edgar Hoover, and since 9/11 for that matter. Check out this video which is part of a Fox news series on the new generation of the FBI, and read more from an NBC interview of FBI Director, Robert Mueller, after the cut:

Comments Off

With Comic-Con coming every so often, you can’t blame us Internet hounds for wanting to squeeze every drop of its newsy madness at the end. Read about Criminal Minds, Fringe and some other series that made an impact at Comic-Con this year. Check out Wil Wheaton talking about Criminal Minds in this video:

2 Comments

Fox’s Fringe at Comic-Con 2008 has caused a lot of excitement with it’s sneak peek of the first episode. Fans are infused with the idea of this new series, and the J.J. Abrams project is definitely making an impression. A scene snippet which features Anna Torv and Joshua Jackson are in this video.

Comments Off

Thought I’d pop in with a quick reminder! Tonight’s episode of Numb3rs is called Burn Rate, and features Don and Charlie Eppes teaming up to find a serial letter bomber who may have eluded conviction in the past.
In this case, a key suspect is a physics professor who works as an consultant for the Department of Defense.
Later this weekend, I’ll have a special focus on Criminal Minds!

1 Comment

News bits and bytes on our Criminal Minds stars…

A.J. Cook has sent a Thank You Note with a lovely picture of her very pregnant self, holding some beautiful roses over to Criminal Minds Fanatic. The roses were sent to celebrate her birthday. Sweetness all around!

Former Criminal Minds star Mandy Patinkin is gearing up for a road tour with Patty Lupone with a concert of duets, beginning March 2009. The show is called…what else..an An Evening of Patty Lupone and Mandy Patinkin. The show features songs from South Pacific, and Sunday in the The Park with George and Evita. Although …read more

Comments Off

The latest Fringe news is a mysterious web site, and the opportunity to get a clue to something amazing!
I’ve been sworn to secrecy, however, here is what I can tell you about an amazing event:
 

The What: Explore The Impossibilities
The When: “7.26.08″
The Where: San Diego

Go to http://www.exploretheimpossibilities.com/
Follow the instructions, and await a clue! At the end, you won’t regret it if you are chosen!
Image ©2008 Fox Broadcasting Co. Cr: Michael Lavine/FOX

1 Comment

So you’ve missed an episode of Criminal Minds because of a power outage, and must see it? Check out this list of places to watch TV online for free.
According to a CBS study reported by THR, streaming full episodes of TV series online has not slowed the rate of real TV watching. Since CBS has been a front runner of sorts in having full episodes online and all around the Internet, we’re sure they would know the numbers.

1 Comment

FBI Dramas on TV this week
Tonight On Bones, Brennan’s fugitive brother shows up just in time to possibly be taken into custody.
Without A Trace shows what could be worse than being shot during an office shooting.
On Criminal Minds, A beautiful former Charlie’s Angel makes an appearance as Agent Prentiss’ Mom. On Numb3rs, Don and Charlie are doing what else? Disagreeing over a case…this time involving a serial letter bomber.

Comments Off

Criminal Minds’ Matthew Gray Gubler’s hotness has been disguised with hot geekness according to Galaxie Magazine.
Gubler made the cover of the July 1st issue, along with 3 other disguised “hearthrobs” (Lee Pace of Pushing Daisies, Christopher Gorham of Ugly Betty, and Zachary Levi of Chuck). For more of the story, check out Galaxie Magazine’s story, Geeks on The Outside, Hunks Inside on the newsstands.

1 Comment