You will start seeing some updates for the end Fall and start Winter 2011 TV Season this month. Then also for the start of 2012 and hopefully, even further beyond that too. We're glad a lot still would love to use the site after the responses we have received over the last few months.

What TV show has been added in this release? Happy Endings and The Killings
Which TV shows have been updated in this release? Dancing With the Stars, Better with You, No Ordinary Family, Desperate Housewives, The Middle, Grey's Anatomy, Modern Family, Private Practice, Mr. Sunshine, Off the Map, Mad Love, Chaos, Rules of Engagement, The Mentalist, Criminal Minds, Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior, CSI: New York, CSI: Miami, CSI, NCIS, NCIS: Los Angeles, Mike and Molly, The Big Bang Theory, How I Met Your Mother, Hawaii Five-0, Harry's Law, Perfect Couples, The Event, The Apprentice, Outsourced, Parenthood, Law and Order: SVU, 30 Rock, Community, Chuck, The Office, Chase, The Event, Outsourced, Parenthood, Law and Order: Los Angeles, Law and Order: SVU, Community, Chuck, Breaking In, The Chicago Code, The Simpsons, Fringe, American Dad, Bob's Burgers, Bones, Raising Hope, Glee, Burn Notice, Are We There Yet?, Archer, Lights Out, Justified, Being Human, Sanctuary, Stargate Universe, True Blood, Chopped, Nikita, One Tree Hill, Smallville, Hellcats, Camelot, The Hard Times of RJ Berger and Breaking Bad.
Which networks have been updated in this release? ABC, CBS, NBC, USA, TBS, FX, HBO, Food Network, CW, Starz, MTV and AMC.

But through some strange rift in time-space, they managed to find time to speak with reporters this morning, and they even give me a little one-on-two time.

We'll start with my chat with them, and you'll find highlights from the conference call below.


What changes did the show make to really get into gear this season?
Jeff Pinkner: As we're writing more, we're just getting better at it. We're learning stuff. If you go back to "White Tulip," that was the first time Jeff and I coined the term "mythalone." I know it seems very obvious to the outside now that you'd want to continue the mythology for the hardcore viewer, but you also don't want to alienate potential new viewers, so you if you make that a hybrid, it's a mythalone. That's a recipe, a mathematical equation to create a story that's a difficult one. On the surface it seems easy, but it's actually a very complex. Once we hit it, to be able to satiate our fans and keep the new viewers, the storytelling just got a lot better.

How far through the Fringe story would you say you are?
Jeff Pinkner: This is the third of what we feel are at least six chapters, and we have other chapters, other roads we would like to go down, other season-long arcs we would like to follow, that will ultimately enrich an inevitable finale. What we imagine the finale to be will still function with or without those chapters, but [the finale] will be richer and deeper [if we're able write all of them].

It was around this time in its life that Lost announced an end date. Do you think an end date would benefit Fringe?
J.H. Wyman: Lost is a whole different animal, and that was a wise decision on their part. As far as a good tactic, I don't know. Lost was such a phenomenon that people are going to watch it [regardless]. There's a risk with our show where people will say, "Oh there's an end date, I've already missed too much."
Jeff Pinkner: What was interesting about Lost was it was in a unique position of leverage to say to the studio "we want to stop." Virtually every other show in the history of television says, "Please, please, please pick me up for a season," whereas Lost knew the story they were telling would be diluted if it went on for more than six seasons. We have known from the beginning what the natural ending of our show is. That's the version we plan on telling. How many other stories we get to tell along the way, that remains to be seen. There's a natural half-life to shows [that are about characters]. Our is one of those shows. Whether it's five seasons or seven seasons, we'll see. But ours is probably not a show that we'll sustain for 14 years, and that's fine, that's by design.

Highlights from the conference call:
On the show moving to Fridays:
Jeff Pinkner: We felt confident going into Friday nights knowing that we're on a creative high and we know what this show is. A lot of shows that came before us that went to Fridays, for one reason or another, they weren't on their creative upswing.
J.H. Wyman: We had to move somewhere. Fans have been asking for Fox to move [Fringe] off of Thursdays for a year. They move us to Friday and fans are understandably freaked out [laughs]. People are afraid of change. But change can be good. Our audience is insanely loyal, and we're grateful for them, and they've moved with us.
On the rest of this season:
Jeff Pinkner: Largely, this season has been a march to war. It will continue to be so, driven equally by the relationships with the two Olivias. But we've got more stuff coming. We're going to complicate it. As we drive to the end of this season, it will be about as much as setting up next season.
J.H. Wyman: The last stretch of this, it's going to be very compelling because you're going to turn the page on a new chapter and you're going to understand our show in a different capacity. It's going to stretch your mind and it's going to make you think, "Oh I never saw that coming!" That's what we feel we owe the fans. We have a few cards to lay down that I don't think anyone really expects.

Source: TV.com

What did everyone think of the series finale of Friday Night Lights was on last night? For those that were able to watch it, of course. It was very touching and we here at iCalTV are sad to see the show finally come to an end. It was one hell of a series finale, the best that we personally have seen in a longer time. We don't think it could have gone any better, other than maybe giving us all another season, even though this was planned long ago to come to an end.

What TV show has been added in this release? Skins
Which TV shows have been updated in this release? Better With You, The Bachelor, Detroit 1-8-7, Brothers and Sisters, The Middle, Grey's Anatomy, Modern Family, Private Practice, Off the Map, Body of Proof, Castle, Mad Love, Rules of Engagement, Shit My Dad Says, The Mentalist, Two and a Half Men, Criminal Minds, Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior, CSI: New York, CSI: Miami, NCIS, NCIS: Los Angeles, Blue Bloods, The Defenders, Mike and Molly, The Big Bang Theory, How I Met Your Mother, Hawaii Five-0, Who Do You Think You Are?, The Cape, Harry's Law, Perfect Couples, The Event, Outsourced, Parenthood, Community, The Office, Chuck, Kitchen Nightmares, The Chicago Code, House, The Simpsons, Fringe, Bob's Burgers, Bones, Raising Hope, Glee, White Collar, SouthLAnd, Lights Out, Archer, Shameless, Californication, Pretty Little Liars, Greek, Nikita, One Tree Hill, Smallville, Supernatural, Hellcats, MAD and The Hard Times of RJ Berger.
Which networks have been updated in this release? ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, USA, TNT, FX, Showtime, ABC Family, CW, Cartoon Network and MTV.

For those who aren’t familiar with Chase, the show follows a team of Texas federal marshals tasked with tracking down dangerous fugitives. It was produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, who also produces the popular CSI franchise.

This is quite upsetting to the team here at iCalTV, as we have actually been enjoying this show. We hope that NBC will air the upcoming episodes that were suppose to air and just maybe, Chase might see a season 2.

Source: ScreenRant.com

If it things go his way, Arrested Development star Will Arnett would be joining the NBC comedy after original star Steve Carell leaves later this season. "Had a little meeting with NBC about various things and recommended Will Arnett for a regular in The Office," Gervais wrote on his blog today. "I think he's amazing."

What do you think? Would Will Arnett make a good replacement for Steve Carell? It just might work out, however, the show not only will not be the same without Steve Carell. But are the other actors going to stay? Is there much left in the show to bring Will Arnett on it?

Source: Deadline.com

The guard was struck at "base camp" used by the cast and crew for the shoot when the driver of a van lost control of the vehicle, reportedly after passing out, and ran over the guard. The 52-year-old man was pronounced dead at the hospital.

"Everyone at the network, the studio and NCIS is devastated by the news," CBS and NCIS producer CBS TV Studios said in a statement. "Our hearts grieve for his family and friends for this tragic loss." The network and the studio said they are cooperating with the local authorities in Santa Clarita to help determine the cause of the accident.

Shooting at the location where the tragedy happened had already wrapped but the show canceled the planned filming for the rest of the day. Production on NCIS is expected to resume tomorrow.

Source: Deadline.com

Set against the backdrop of a fantasy football league, the FX Prods.-produced The League is about friendship, marriage, parenting, and growing up…or refusing to grow up. It was created by the husband-and-wife team of Jeff Schaffer and Jackie Marcus Schaffer who serve as executive producers and directors. The ensemble cast features Mark Duplass, Stephen Rannazzisi, Nick Kroll, Paul Scheer, Katie Aselton and Jon Lajoie.

This is great news! I hope to see another season of FX's newest show Lights Out and a continuance of Sons of Anarchy too!

Source: Deadline.com

Farewell Smallville, Farewell.

Source: Deadline.com

The FOX network just debuted the first promo during the Super Bowl. Similar to the Avatar-flavored trailer shown at TCA, the new promo for the first time peeks at the show's special effects, featuring a few shots of dinosaurs.

Now Terra Nova looks like Avatar meets Jurassic Park. The series is set to premiere in the fall after a preview in May.

Watch the HD video preview below:

Source: FOX.com's Terra Nova