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Constantine cancellation confirmed

John Constantine’s travails on NBC are over. Despite rumours circulating regarding the future of the series, which wasn’t given a back nine for its first season, NBC has finally confirmed that the show, based on the DC comic book, won’t be coming back. However, executive producer Daniel Cerone tweeted that all was not yet lost: “NBC a “no” for Season […]

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The CW mutes The Messengers

The Messengers are not going to save the world – the CW has pulled the plug on the religious Rapture series. Executive producer Trey Callaway posted a slightly desperate tweet in the aftermath of the news, “Please stay tuned! We’re incredibly proud of the story we’ve told this season– and you’ve got to see how it ends!” The network has […]

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Farewell Forever and Resurrection

Neither Forever nor Resurrection will be returning to ABC next season. It seemed as if Forever might make a last-minute rally, after strong ratings for its closing episode, but ABC elected not to continue. Star Ioan Gruffudd posted a message to Instagram (which can be read here) thanking fans for their support and creator Matt Miller tweeted “Was a joy […]

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SHIELD and Agent Carter fight another year!

ABC has renewed both of their current Marvel shows: Agents of SHIELD and Agent Carter. SHIELD, which is currently tying in to the Avengers movie Age of Ultron as well as setting up the Inhumans in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, will be back for a third year – although Deadline suggests that the mooted spin-off featuring Adrienne Paliacki and Nick […]

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Legends of Tomorrow and Tales from the Darkside’s fates revealed

The CW has made its choices for the new season, with orders given to DC’s Flash/Arrow spin off, known as Legends of Tomorrow and Cordon, a series about an epidemic in Atlanta. However the pilot for Tales from the Darkside has failed to make the cut. Legends of Tomorrow‘s official description: “When heroes alone are not enough… the world needs […]

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Station Eleven wins Arthur C. Clarke Award

Emily St John Mandel’s Station Eleven was declared the winner of the 29th Arthur C. Clarke Award for Science Fiction at the ceremony held in London on May 6th. Chair of the judges, Andrew M Butler, explained: “While many post-apocalypse novels focus on the survival of humanity, Station Eleven focuses instead on the survival of our culture, with the novel becoming […]

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iZombie lurches into a second year

The CW’s comedy drama iZombie will be sucking viewers’ brains for a second year. “#iZOMBIE officially renewed for a second season!” executive producer Rob Thomas announced on Twitter on May 6th. The series is based on characters created by Chris Roberson and Michael Allred and stars Rose McIver as Olivia “Liv” Moore, a medical resident who is turned into a […]

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Syfy conjures up full series for Grossman’s Magicians

Syfy has confirmed that it has given a full 12-episode order to the adaptation of Lev Grossman’s The Magicians. The series stars Jason Ralph as Quentin Coldwater, a brilliant grad student who enrols in Brakebills College for Magical Pedagogy, a secret upstate New York university specializing in magic. He and his 20-something friends soon discover that the magical fantasy world […]