One of the most anticipated trailers of the year, one of the most controversial shows currently on air and updates on several popular programs all in this edition of TV Bits. After the jump read about the following:
- Aaron Sorkin defended The Newsroom criticism and said the writing staff was not fired.
- The seventh season of Doctor Who gets a brand new trailer.
- Two more actors were added to the Mark Strong AMC show Low Winter Sun.
- January Jones, Vincent Kartheiser, Elisabeth Moss and Christina Hendricks are all about to get raises for Mad Men.
- Will Arnett loves the new Arrested Development season and talked a bit about its structure.
- Check out a deleted scene from the third season of Glee.
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This week’s addition to the Breaking Bad Art Project could almost serve as a crown to all of the previous art. It’s a simple image, but one full of references to the show, depicting the home of Walter, Skyler and Walter Jr. in sunny New Mexico. Mark Englert did the art. Check it out in full after the jump. Read More »
So far, posters in the Breaking Bad Art Project have dramatized some of the show’s tensest moments, immortalized some of the best characters and highlighted many of the famous locations. Today’s poster does something totally different as it teaches you all about the safety rules of, and structures in a meth lab. Kevin Tong‘s piece, Superlab, is a 12 x 36 inch screen print that’s so packed full of show references and smarts, it has to be seen to be believed.
After the jump, read about how you can pick up one of these and see it in all its high-res glory. Read More »
The final season of Breaking Bad has begun and its art project continues. During San Diego Comic-Con two new pieces were revealed, one that referred to the season five premiere, and one that we completely missed. You’ll see the one we missed – The Cousins by Jeff Boyes – can be seen after the jump. But the latest piece of art, on sale later today and teased above, is totally different. Frank Kozik, a legendary gig poster artist, has the next piece and it’s an evocative, totally different, graffiti and collage influenced piece based on Jesse Pinkman’s girlfriend Jane.
Check out, and find out how to get one, below. Read More »
We’re only one episode into the first half of the final season of Breaking Bad and, if you’re like me, you’re already dreading the end. Vince Gilligan‘s show is so good, so tense and so fun that every episode is like Christmas morning. With meth and murder. Still, every great show has to end and Breaking Bad has eight total episodes this year and then eight total episodes next year before hanging up the lab coat.
The show runner hasn’t decided what he’ll do after that, there’s still lots to do with this show, but one idea he’s floated around is a spin-off centering on Bob Odenkirk‘s sleazy, but smart, lawyer character Saul Goodman.
Read Gilligan’s pitch for the show and more after the jump. Read More »
With the premiere of its third season, AMC’s The Walking Dead graduated to the head of the Comic-Con class. Previously relegated to the second largest room on the site, this year marked the zombie show’s triumphant debut in the 6,500 seat Hall H and the show’s producers and cast obliged with a panel filled with interesting, info, great clips and awkward moments.
After the jump, read the twelve things we learned about the third season of The Walking Dead. Read More »
“Fight the dead. Fear the Living.” That’s the ominous tagline for the third season of AMC’s hit show The Walking Dead, which had a big Hall H panel Friday afternoon at San Diego Comic-Con 2012. We’ll have full coverage of the panel soon but figured you might be interested in seeing the brand new trailer for the sure-to-be action packed season now. It’s pretty exciting. Season three premieres October 14 but you can check out the trailer below. Read More »
There are several impressive things about the latest poster in the Breaking Bad Art Project. First of all, the science textbook-influenced image is simple, clean and gorgeous. You’d expect nothing less from Phantom City Creative. Second, it’s so subtle that you really have to be a fan to get it. Anyone who hasn’t seen the show will have no idea what they’re looking at or what it means. Which is kind of genius because, if you do explain its significance, this poster references just about the biggest spoiler Breaking Bad has up to this point. Even so, this poster is so good that we can run the image, tell you generally what it means, and it still won’t spoil anything. Check out Phantom City Creative’s Lily of the Valley poster below. Read More »
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