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Black Entertainment, Money, Style and Beauty Blogs - Black Voices: Morris Chestnut: Returning to Roots with New 'V' TV Series
The Watcher: 'V' aliens say they come in peace. Sure! A review of the compelling sci-fi series
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Did you enjoy last nights "V". Check this out from USAtoday. http://tinyurl.com/yju3fpn 17 days ago |
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i am so looking fwd to it...RT @billevjen: The TV movie 'V' comes out tonight on ABC. http://bit.ly/1KfgGQ 17 days ago |
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Back from the 80's: Re-imagined "V," the popular series about lizard aliens that arrive on earth, premieres tonight. http://bit.ly/1KfgGQ 18 days ago |
Morris Chestnut: Returning to Roots with New 'V' TV Series
Black Entertainment, Money, Style and Beauty Blogs - Black Voices —
... "This was not a science-fiction show that was going to be driven by special effects," he told USA Today. "This was a science-fiction show that was going to be driven by the characters with special effects as a backdrop, and that was what appealed to me." ...
'V' aliens say they come in peace. Sure! A review of the compelling sci-fi series
The Watcher —
... : Scott Rosenbaum ("The Shield," "Chuck") is in and Scott Peters ("The 4400") is out (USA Today broke that news Tuesday). I'm a fan of the shows that Rosenbaum worked on previously, so I'm hoping this is good news. ...
V Is Not Doomed, And You Should Still Watch [Rant]
io9 —
... , who's been a producer on Chuck and The Shield. Judging from the USA Today article, it sounds like the root of all these problems, including the production turnovers and delays, is the network's discontent with the show's creative direction. Here's USA Today's succinct explanation: ...
'V' taps 'Chuck' veteran as new showrunner
From Inside the Box —
... a long break -- it resumes shooting in January and will return to the air in March, in part to avoid the launch of "American Idol" on FOX and the Winter Olympics on NBC in February. Rosenbaum, who's also worked on "The Shield," will be in charge for the remaining nine episodes. "We had a great pilot, then a couple of great episodes, but we had a disconnect on where we were going from there. I hadn't had the experience of that before," ABC Entertainment president Steve McPherson tells USA Today , which broke the news about Rosenbaum's hiring. McPherson says he takes "a little ...
