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Sep. 19th, 2013 12:28 am* An interview with Graceland's creator about the season 1 finale and what's coming in season 2.
* The end of Breaking Bad (which I am not sure I will physically survive, someone pls check on me after the series finale, I may die from forgetting to breathe for 60 minutes) has prompted yet another look at the art of ending a TV series.
* Julianne Moore will play President Coin in the two Mockingjay movies, and Patina Miller will be playing the District 8 resistance leader. I approve of these choices.
* Kate Mulgrew talks about playing Red in Orange is the New Black.
* Meanwhile, her OITNB co-star Danielle Brooks will be appearing on Girls. Hey, they've discovered black people come in ladies, too!
* 8-year-old Sophia Grace Brownlee will NOT play Red Riding Hood in the Into the Woods movie. Granted, they've replaced her with a 12-year-old, but it's a definite improvement.
* Mindy Kaling talks about The Mindy Project's season 2 improvements.
* An interview with the writer and director of this week's Breaking Bad in which they discuss, among other things, how it ended up being baby Holly's Emmy submission next year, lol.
* A fun, drinky interview with Jonathan Banks. And Dean Norris talks about that thing that happened.
* George R. R. Martin is a Breaking Bad fan!
* The final season of Mad Men is being split in half, with 7 episodes airing in 2014 and 7 airing in 2015. Even better, they're going to film the whole thing at once, so I can only imagine how holding those last 7 episodes for a YEAR is going to test Matt Weiner's spoilerphobia.
* Well, The Sound of Music just got a lot more appealing. Still not a fan of Carrie Underwood as Maria or True Blood guy as Captain Von Trapp, but Audra McDonald as Mother Abbess is PERFECT casting.
* Allison Janney does an encore performance of "The Jackal." West Wing fans, you know what I'm talking about.
* Marvel is going to give us more of Peggy Carter, along the lines of the Agent Carter one-shot.
* Natalie Portman punched Tom Hiddleston while filming Thor: The Dark World.
* The end of Breaking Bad (which I am not sure I will physically survive, someone pls check on me after the series finale, I may die from forgetting to breathe for 60 minutes) has prompted yet another look at the art of ending a TV series.
* Julianne Moore will play President Coin in the two Mockingjay movies, and Patina Miller will be playing the District 8 resistance leader. I approve of these choices.
* Kate Mulgrew talks about playing Red in Orange is the New Black.
* Meanwhile, her OITNB co-star Danielle Brooks will be appearing on Girls. Hey, they've discovered black people come in ladies, too!
* 8-year-old Sophia Grace Brownlee will NOT play Red Riding Hood in the Into the Woods movie. Granted, they've replaced her with a 12-year-old, but it's a definite improvement.
* Mindy Kaling talks about The Mindy Project's season 2 improvements.
* An interview with the writer and director of this week's Breaking Bad in which they discuss, among other things, how it ended up being baby Holly's Emmy submission next year, lol.
* A fun, drinky interview with Jonathan Banks. And Dean Norris talks about that thing that happened.
* George R. R. Martin is a Breaking Bad fan!
* The final season of Mad Men is being split in half, with 7 episodes airing in 2014 and 7 airing in 2015. Even better, they're going to film the whole thing at once, so I can only imagine how holding those last 7 episodes for a YEAR is going to test Matt Weiner's spoilerphobia.
* Well, The Sound of Music just got a lot more appealing. Still not a fan of Carrie Underwood as Maria or True Blood guy as Captain Von Trapp, but Audra McDonald as Mother Abbess is PERFECT casting.
* Allison Janney does an encore performance of "The Jackal." West Wing fans, you know what I'm talking about.
* Marvel is going to give us more of Peggy Carter, along the lines of the Agent Carter one-shot.
* Natalie Portman punched Tom Hiddleston while filming Thor: The Dark World.
