Stay “Up All Night” and Watch NBC Thursdays 9:30pm/8:30c May 18, 2012 at 3:51 pm

Created by Emily Spivey of NBC’s “Parks and Recreation” and “Saturday Night Live,” the hit series “Up All Night” looks into the joy of modern parenthood as a stay-at-home father and his TV talk show producer wife figure out how to make it work when she goes back to work.

The series is based on Emily’s actual life when she decided to go back to her career on “Saturday Night Live” after the couple had their first borne, a baby boy. The nature of her job required her to care for her child and work lots of late nights. Spivey came up with the idea for the show based on the extreme and real life situations that she faced, and NBC execs loved the idea for the series. In February of 2011, the show, “Up All Night” drew a pilot order and was soon officially chosen for 13 episodes by NBC in May and received it final title, “Up All Night.” (more…)

ABC’s “Castle” Airs Always Episode at 3:50 pm

As the show begins this week, Beckett is trying to hold her grip as her hands are slipping from the outer edge of a skyscraper.  If she slips, it is the end for her she thinks to herself, just at the moment she hears a voice from the distance. Beckett calls out for Castle and wonders if he will arrive in time. The scene then falls back to a time three days earlier, as we learn how she ended up there in the first place.

Alexis is struggling as she prepares her valedictorian speech. Castle is looking forward to having the house to himself after the graduation and plans to watch a John Woo movie, an actor who is on Beckett’s favorite list as she accepts his invitation to see it together. Before hand, there is another murder to solve. (more…)

Get more for less with Dish Network May 17, 2012 at 7:47 pm

Ask anyone who has cable television and they’ll tell you the same thing. After the first few months, they are disappointed with their service. When the novelty wears off they are faced with the same dilemma they had before – they are running out of shows to watch. This is simply not the case with Dish Network Satellite TV. The only dilemma this Fortune 500 company’s customer faces is that their Dish Network Deal has given them so many choices they don’t know what to do!

That can be a problem even with Dish TV’s range of High Definition Television program options. In all, there are over 114 HDTV channels now available from DISH, and the number is growing all the time. Some subscribers love the enhanced quality Dish TV’s TurboHD offers so much they even choose an HD only package. And why not? Starting from just $19.99 per month, you can have everything you want in HDTV, from your local programming to sports, movies and more! TurboHD enriches your viewing experience so much, it’s easy to see why an HD only pack would be an attractive option!

Many Dish customers choose a package that includes both HD and SD (standard definition) programs. These are viewers who want even more viewing options to choose from.  To cater to the needs of the family that likes everything, Dish Network has come up with a terrific range of customizable package deals, specials and promotions. (more…)

Where’s “The River” in “Row, Row, Row Your Boat?” at 3:50 pm

The season came to an end this week in the action-thriller science fiction drama “The River,” as the Magus crew experienced relief since they first set foot in the dangerous Boiuna. The crew’s biggest relief is finding Dr Emmet Cole, the whole reason for the mission. Each crew member has a different reason for being glad they have survived the adventure, but still want answers.

The crew awaits Emmet’s explanation as he shares that he came there because he thought he was supposed to find something. However, all that is left of him is that he is a husband and a father. That is all he had to offer as he walked away, leaving the crew perplexed.

Emmet later apologizes to Lena for letting her father down when he put his trust in him. Lena wants to know what the mark on her neck is and Emmet explains it is a simple birthmark and has no significance. (more…)

FearNet Launches First Scripted Program – “Holliston” at 3:49 pm

FearNet launched its first original scripted program, “Holliston”, this season. It recently announced it has already renewed the show for a second season. “Holliston”, created by Adam Green, was loosely based during the 80s time period. It is produced by ArieScope Pictures.

Green stars in the series that he has described as a comedy that takes place in the world of horror. Green went further by saying that he feels society forgets that horror can also be seen in multicamera sitcoms, as main characters and real people. That it is more than just disturbing images or realistic violence.

Green also commented on the fans’ response to “Holliston”, as seen on Facebook, Twitter, or even at conventions held around the country. He said he has been overjoyed to see these responses, in which fans are mentioning the show, or quoting it on their social sites. He believes there is something special happening with the show and its fans. (more…)