Programs like Alphas ending

Watch Monsters University Online The premise has been expanded upon several times. In 1962, Chris Marker created La Jetée, a short film that would later be expanded into the 12 Monkeys movie fans have come to know and love. The premise of the movie follows a future in which humanity is forced to live underground after a deadly virus wreaks havoc on the surface of the Earth. In the future, scientists begin to use an unreliable new time travel technology in order to try and keep the deadly virus from taking hold in the past. The 1995 film starred Bruce Willis, Brad Pitt, and Madeleine Stowe.

Watch This is The End Online Syfy president of original programming Mark Stern told THR recently that the network already has a full pilot put together for the series and, hopefully, we will learn whether or not the network will move forward with a series based on the film soon. We have a great pilot. We're now flushing out what the rest of the series might be.If the project moves forward, Syfy is considering a 90-minute backdoor pilot that would then lead into a full episode order for the series. Syfy has done this oftentimes in the past, with the TV movie for Battlestar Galactica being the most prominent recent example I can think of. Nikita and Terra Nova writers Terry Matalas and Travis Fick are signed on to pen the pilot. 24’s Jon Cassar is directing and Atlas Entertainment, a company involved with the 1995 film, initially pitched the show to the network.

Watch The Hangover 3 Online Some may be [split runs of] 10 and 10. Our goal is to do five or six original scripted series a year and a big tentpole event miniseries that could also possibly serve as a backdoor pilot to a series as well... It's an exciting time for us."Along with 12 Monkeys, Syfy has a few other pilots in the works, including High Moon from Bryan Fuller and M. Night Shyamalan’s Proof. We’ll let you know if 12 Monkeys moves forward in the coming months. Parenthood is adding two familiar faces as guest stars for its upcoming fifth season. The Office's David Denman and Lost's Sonya Walger have both signed on to play roles in the family-focused NBC drama. For Denman, it's an arc involving Julia and for Walger, it's a spot opposite Julia's husband Joel. Is there cause to worry about the future of Julia and Joel's marriage here? Possibly…

Watch Iron Man 3 Online E! Online posted that David Denman has signed on to play the recurring role of Ed in Parenthood next season. The site reports that Ed is a newly unemployed stay-at-home dad who meets Julia while the two are tasked with an unpopular volunteer job at their kids' school. Meanwhile, Sonya Walger will play "the sexy and confident Meredith" for multiple episodes in the series. Meredith is an architect who ends up working with Joel on a longterm project. And it sounds like she says or does something that makes Julia feel embarrassed about being a stay-at-home parent. Given that Julia was previously a practicing attorney, it's not hard to imagine her taking issue with anyone who might think less of her for no longer having a profession, beyond the duties of tending to young ones 24/7. With that in mind, it's not difficult to imagine how Julia might bond with Denman's character Ed, who may be dealing with his own insecurities and frustration being unemployed.

Watch Fast and Furious 6 Online Denman's a familiar face for anyone who's seen him in The Office, playing Pam's long-time fiance Roy in the earlier seasons of the comedy. He also appeared in Drop Dead Diva, Traffic Light and a number of other big and small screen roles. Speaking of Drop Dead Diva, another vet from the Lifetime series, Josh Stamberg, is also set to appear in Parenthood, playing a potential new love interest for Sarah. He apparently lives in the apartment that Sarah's residing in and attempting to manage.

Watch Man of Steel Online Walger is probably best recognized as Penny from Lost. More recently, she played Dr. Elise Ryan in USA's short-lived cop drama Common Law. I can see both actors fitting in nicely on Parenthood, though their roles do cause me to wonder if Joel and Julia are in for some marital troubles. Their work/home situations have occasionally been a source of tension for them in their marriage and with their family. Now we're factoring two very pretty people into the equation. Who knows what will happen?

With programs like Alphas ending and shows like Warehouse 13 hitting the tail end of its run, Syfy is looking to produce new programming that will hopefully resonate with fans of the network. At the forefront of this programming initiative is Ron Moore’s Helix, which has been teased heavily over the past several months and even made an appearance at San Diego Comic-Con. In order to accommodate plenty of new programming, Stern says Syfy hopes to pull together 8-10 episode orders rather than the regular 13 the network normally signs on for.
"We're looking at short orders, maybe eight to 10 [episodes] as opposed to 13.