I will give u up-dates on movie channels,movies and give u need to watch list,in summary you can say i am your movie therapist .Some of these channels are;
ABC FAMILY
Shows love movies ,teen drama, emotional i.e tragedy ,horror ,in summary abc is all about family .brings family together.
SYFY
Syfy is wow!! think about all the science fiction movies u can imagine .this is your bus stop when it comes to science fiction
movies like;
difaince
skyfall
check this out;
SYFY ANNOUNCES THREE NEW REALITY SERIES COSWORLD, FANDEMONIUM ANDJOE ROGAN QUESTIONS EVERYTHINGWILL PREMIERE IN 2013
SYFY UNVEILS NEW QUARTERLY MULTIMEDIA EVENTSRINGWORLD, HELIX, DOMINION, UNBREAKABLE ANDOPPOSITE WORLDS
ABC FAMILY
Shows love movies ,teen drama, emotional i.e tragedy ,horror ,in summary abc is all about family .brings family together.
SYFY
Syfy is wow!! think about all the science fiction movies u can imagine .this is your bus stop when it comes to science fiction
movies like;
difaince
skyfall
check this out;
- Syfy Channel TV News: Ratings And New Scripted Series
- Syfy Channel Announces 7 New Scripted Shows – But Not Sure About Them
- ABC 2013-2014 Fall TV Season Lineup
- Fox 2013-2014 Fall TV Season Lineup
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NEW YORK – April 10, 2013 – Syfy today announced three new exciting reality series all currently in production. Joe Rogan Questions Everything, Cosworld and Fandemonium will join the channel’s lineup of other popular unscripted series, such as Face Off andGhost Hunters, when they premiere this summer.Joe Rogan Questions Everything (working title) – Premieres Tuesday, July 16 at 9PM (ET/PT) — Life-long unexplained paranormal mystery-addict Joe Rogan ventures into unknown worlds and untapped territories to search for answers to life’s most startling theories. Having explored these questions for years on his podcast, Joe now takes his journey to the next level, traveling the country and knocking on any door necessary to find the truth. In his own unique and inquisitive style, Joe will stop at nothing to quench his curiosity for the unknown.Cosworld (working title) – Premieres Tuesday, August 27 at 10PM (ET/PT) – Cosworld is a tantalizing six-episode docuseries that lifts the veil on the imaginative world of cosplay competition. The series follows some of the hottest cosplay stars as they make a splash at comic book conventions around the country. The show dives deep into their lives, following their process as they create extravagant and visually arresting costumes each week.Fandemonium (working title) – Premieres Fall 2013 – From the producer of Jersey Shore comes Fandemonium – a six-part docuseries that celebrates the incredibly unique, often misunderstood, and infinitely fascinating fan girl and fan boy culture. Living together in an LA apartment complex, a tight-knit group of pop culture-obsessed fans continue to find their place in the world and flourish, thanks to their passions and personalities.
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SYFY AND OSCAR-WINNER JAMIE FOXX PARTNER FOR HORROR ANTHOLOGY SERIES TO PREMIERE FOR HALLOWEEN 2013
FOXX TO EXECUTIVE PRODUCE, WRITE AND DIRECTUNIVERSAL CABLE PRODUCTIONS TO PRODUCENEW YORK – April 10, 2013 – Marking a major addition to its primetime scripted lineup, Syfy today announced that Oscar-winner Jamie Foxx (Django Unchained, Ray), through his Foxxhole Productions, will executive produce, write and direct a yet to be titled five-episode horror anthology series for October 2013. Universal Cable Productions will produce the series.In the vein of television classics like Tales from the Crypt and The Twilight Zone, this contemporary half-hour series tells creepy morality tales with themes such as envy, jealousy and superficiality. The show will debut duringSyfy’s annual 31 Days of Halloween programming marathon this October.Troy Miller (Flight of the Conchords, Brand X) will serve as executive producer through his production company Dakota Pictures. Writers on the project include Mike Ferris (Terminator: Salvation) and John Pogue (Army Wives, Everwood) . Writer Jeff Stilson, Jaime King and Julie Yorn will also serve as executive producers
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OSCAR-WINNER JAMIE FOXX TO EXECUTIVE PRODUCE, WRITE AND DIRECT HORROR ANTHOLOGY SERIESUPCOMING REALITY SERIES JOE ROGAN QUESTIONS EVERYTHING, COSWORLD AND FANDEMONIUMNEW YORK – April 10, 2013 – Syfy and Chiller President Dave Howe today unleashed the imagination of the advertising community by announcing an original programming slate featuring Oscar-winner Jamie Foxx (Ray, Django Unchained) executive producing, writing and directing a horror anthology series, a trio of new reality series – Joe Rogan Questions Everything, Cosworld and Fandemonium – and 19 scripted and reality development projects, including The Jim Henson Creature Shop, a creature competition program.Howe further announced a groundbreaking strategy of major quarterly multiscreen events showcasing new high concept programs, includingRingworld, a miniseries based on Larry Niven’s classic novel; Helix, an epic thriller from Battlestar Galactica’s Ronald D. Moore; the scripted seriesDominion (working title) from Sons of Anarchy writer Vaun Wilmott;Opposite Worlds, a real life Hunger Games-type competition, andUnbreakable, an unscripted program testing contestants through mental and physical extremes.Bolstering its powerhouse scripted programming lineup, Syfy announced that the five-episode series from Jamie Foxx will join Defiance, Warehouse 13, Being Human, Haven and the upcoming Helix from Ronald D. Moore (Battlestar Galactica). Syfy will also begin production on the pilot of High Moon, from Bryan Fuller (Pushing Daisies), based on John Christopher’s best-selling novel The Lotus Cave.
New original scripted development projects – including 8 from Universal Cable Productions — will include No Place from Robert Zemeckis (Back to the Future), Clandestine from Gale Anne Hurd (The Walking Dead) andSojourn from Jason Blum (Paranormal Activity). These will expand the existing development slate highlighted by Proof, produced by M. Night Shyamalan (After Earth), the British cult favorite Blake’s 7, directed by Martin Campbell (Casino Royale), and Dominion from Defiance director Scott Stewart and writer Vaun Wilmott (Sons of Anarchy).From MGM Television and Universal Cable Productions (UCP), Syfy announced that it is developing miniseries based on Larry Niven’s award-winning novelRingworld, as well as Arthur C. Clarke’s Childhood’s End, from executive producer Michael DeLuca (The Social Network) and UCP.Previously, Syfy announced it is developing Philip K. Dick’s The Man in the High Castle from Ridley Scott’s Scott Free Productions, writer/executive producer Frank Spotnitz, Headline Pictures and FremantleMedia International; Stephen King’s Eyes of the Dragon, from UCP and Ostar Productions, and Darkfall, from UCP and Jim Henson Productions, as long form productions.Building on Syfy’s hit reality programming like Face Off and Ghost Hunters, new unscripted series will range from Fandemonium, a dizzying ride into the fan girl and fan boy cultures, Cosworld, which follows the country’s hottest cosworld players, and Joe Rogan Questions Everything, an investigative series hosted by Joe Rogan (Fear Factor).Among the unscripted shows in development is a paranormal project with Meat Loaf; The Jim Henson Creature Shop, a creature competition program from Jim Henson Studios; Unbreakable, based on The Death Race, an extreme endurance race held annually in Vermont, along with current reality pilots such as Opposite Worlds, in which twenty people live in two distinctly different worlds – the Past and the Future.Syfy further announced that upcoming second screen initiatives will be included in Helix, where viewers can use Syfy Sync to gain real-time access to the research lab depicted in the series through a two screen experience called “Access Granted”; for Unbreakable, viewers will be able to Skype with contestants via a Facebook App to predict who’ll win each week’s challenges; Google Plus Hangout Chats with the cast of Fandemonium; the Cosworldcast vlogging to share fantasy secrets with fans, and viewers will have the ability to select alternate endings for Jamie Foxx’s horror anthology series.
NEW
SCRIPTED SERIESUntitled Jamie Foxx Project (five
episodes) –
Premieres October — Oscar-winner
Jamie Foxx will executive produce, write and direct this half-hour, horror
anthology — in the vein of Tales
from the Crypt/The Twilight Zone –
which tells creepy morality tales addressing themes such as envy, jealousy and
superficiality. Troy Miller (Flight of the Conchords, Brand X) will
serve as executive producer through his production company Dakota Pictures.
Writers on the project include Foxx, Mike Ferris (Terminator: Salvation)
and John Pogue (Army Wives, Everwood). Writer Jeff Stilson, Jaime King
and Julie Yorn will also serve as executive producers. Studio: Universal Cable
Productions.
Helix — A team of scientists
investigate a possible disease outbreak in an Arctic research facility and find
themselves trying to protect the world from annihilation. Co-executive
producer & writer: Cameron Porsandeh. Executive producers: Ronald D. Moore
(Battlestar Galactica), Steven Maeda (Lost, CSI: Miami), Lynda
Obst (Contact). Production company: Lynda Obst Pictures & Tall Ship
Productions. Studio: Sony Pictures Television.
NEW
SCRIPTED PILOTS
High Moon
— High Moon is an imaginative, out-of-this-world series exploring what
happens when the countries of Earth establish colonies to mine the Moon’s
resources and discover a new form of life. Chaos erupts in a genuinely
emotional, humorously thrilling and always unexpected fashion as the people of
the Moon race to uncover this life form’s powerful secrets. Co-executive
producer/writer: Jim Danger Gray (Pushing Daisies, Hannibal). Executive
producer/writer: Bryan Fuller (Hannibal, Pushing Daisies). The
pilot is written by Gray from a story by Fuller and Gray. Executive producers:
Cary Granat & Steve Granat of Reel FX and Don Murphy & Susan Montford
of Angry Films (Real Steel, Transformers). Studio: UCP.
NEW LONG
FORM DEVELOPMENT
Ringworld
— In Ringworld, based on the
Hugo Award-winning novel by Larry Niven, a hastily-assembled team of explorers
travels to the farthest reaches of space to investigate a mind-blowing alien
artifact called Ringworld – an artificial habitat the size of one million
Earths. As they crash land on this enormous structure, they discover the
remnants of ancient civilizations, technology beyond their wildest dreams,
mysteries that shed light on the very origins of man and, most importantly, a
possible salvation for a doomed Earth. Adapted by writer Michael Perry (The
River, Paranormal Activity 2),Ringworld is being developed as a four-hour
mini-series Syfy event. The project is a co-production
of MGM Television and Universal Cable Productions (UCP), with MGM as the lead
studio. Executive producers are William S. Todman and Edward Milstein.
Childhood’s
End – Based on
the Arthur C. Clarke novel, the story follows a peaceful alien invasion of
Earth by the mysterious Overlords, whose arrival ends all war and turns the
planet into a near-utopia. Childhood’s
End will be executive
produced by Michael DeLuca (The Social Network) with Universal Cable
Productions serving as the studio.
NEW
SCRIPTED SERIES DEVELOPMENT
No Place — The residents of a
high-tech gated community arise one day to find themselves cut off from the
rest of reality. Outside the walls of Paradise Hill is…nothing. Now the
neighborhood must figure out how to survive as resources dwindle and tensions
rise. Writers: John Brancato & Mike Ferris (Terminator Salvation, The
Game). Executive producers: Robert Zemeckis, Jack Rapke, Brancato and
Ferris. Circle of Confusion will also produce the project with David Alpert (The
Walking Dead) and Rick Jacobs as executive producers. Matt Hawkins and Marc
Silvestri serve as executive producers for Top Cow. Studio: Fox Television
Studios.
Dominion
(working title) – In this
series (formerly called Legion),
20 years after evil angels descended from heaven to lay waste to the human
souls they felt God had favored over them, a reluctant “savior” must arise to
protect Vega, the last remaining stronghold of humanity. The savior has more to
fear than just angels, as the elites of this new society conspire to gain power
for themselves. Writer/CO-EP: Vaun Wilmott (Sons of Anarchy). Director/EP: Scott Stewart
(Defiance). EP: David Lancaster. Studio: Sony Pictures Television. Based
on the feature film “Legion’” produced by Bold Films.
Orion –In this space opera Orion,
an adventurous female relic hunter, tracks down valuable artifacts while trying
to piece together her past. Set amidst an intergalactic war pitting
humans against a terrifying alien race, Orion must decide whether to use her abilities
to save herself or commit to the cause and unearth long hidden artifacts that
could free all of humanity from a horrible fate. Executive producers/writers:
Ron Milbauer & Terri Hughes Burton (Alphas). Co-executive producers:
George Krstic & Ryuhei Kitamura. Supervising producer: F.J. Desanto.
Studio: UCP.
Sojourn — The first detective ever in space is tasked
with investigating a murder on a starship — headed to colonize another planet –
and instead becomes embroiled in a vast conspiracy involving a mysterious
terrible crime dating back to the original launch of the ship 50 years ago.
Writer: Phil Levens (Smallville). Producer: Jason Blum (Paranormal
Activity). Studio: Lionsgate.
Clandestine – After a clan of bandits
are nearly destroyed and left for dead by Coalition forces, they take refuge in
the nearest safe haven, a derelict Coalition starship floating in space.
Once onboard, they masquerade as Coalition officers while continuing their
criminal ways – until they stumble upon a shocking realization about the true
nature of the Coalition. Writers: Todd Stashwick & Dennis Calero. Executive
producers: Gale Anne Hurd (The Walking Dead) and John Shiban (Hell on
Wheels). Studio: UCP.
Infinity – When an alien armada is
sighted in the region of Pluto, the Earth government turns to a young
billionaire industrialist — who has the only ship ready for interstellar travel
— to greet the aliens and avoid a catastrophe. Powered by secret alien
technology discovered on Earth in the 1960’s, the ship engages in a firefight
that sends them spinning through a wormhole into an uncharted region of
space. Lost in the universe, the team struggles to survive as they
encounter new planets and alien species, searching for a way back home. Writer:
Javier Grillo-Marxuach (Lost). Producer: Berman/Braun Television.
Studio: Universal Television.
Silver
Shields – When his
father is slain by assassins connected to the government of the large nearby
city of Pont Royal, farm boy Caymer journeys there to continue his father’s
legacy as a member of the local police force — and to solve the mystery of his
father’s death. He discovers that his simple country view on life is at
odds with the big city, filled with orcs and other magical creatures. Executive
producer/writer: Robert Hewitt Wolfe (Alphas). Producer: Aaron Kaplan.
Studio: UCP.
Shelter – A massive meteorite is headed toward Earth,
forcing 30,000 hand-picked humans to live underground in a government funded
shelter in order to start a new society. What begins as a Utopia quickly succumbs
to the old human faults and jealousies as certain members of society create
alliances to gain favor and power. Meanwhile things on the surface are
not what they seem. Humans slowly realize that this event may have been fated
and the survivors meant for a greater purpose in rebooting life on Earth.
Executive producer/writer: Bruce Joel Rubin (Deep Impact) and
co-executive producer/writer Ari Rubin. Studio: UCP.
Untitled
Alfonso Moreno Project — After a
meteorite strikes a plane, the only two survivors find themselves sleepwalking
and waking up with no memory of their actions. On the run from the government,
they must figure out what happened to them and prove their innocence. Executive
producers: Alfonso Moreno (NCIS) & Ross Fineman (Lights Out). Studio: Fox Television Studios.
LONG FORM
SCRIPTED DEVELOPMENT
Eyes Of The Dragon – Based on Stephen King’s best-selling novel. A kingdom is in turmoil as the old king dies and his successor must battle for the throne. Pitted against an evil wizard and a would-be rival, Prince Peter makes a daring escape and rallies the forces of good to fight for what is rightfully his. Writers: Michael Taylor (Defiance, Battlestar Galactica) and Jeff Vintar (I, Robot). Executive producers: Michael Taylor and Bill Haber. A production of Universal Cable Productions and Ostar Productions.
Eyes Of The Dragon – Based on Stephen King’s best-selling novel. A kingdom is in turmoil as the old king dies and his successor must battle for the throne. Pitted against an evil wizard and a would-be rival, Prince Peter makes a daring escape and rallies the forces of good to fight for what is rightfully his. Writers: Michael Taylor (Defiance, Battlestar Galactica) and Jeff Vintar (I, Robot). Executive producers: Michael Taylor and Bill Haber. A production of Universal Cable Productions and Ostar Productions.
Darkfall – When, without warning, modern
forms of power and technology become a thing of the past, Los Angeles, and the
world at large, becomes a place where magic rules and life as we know it is
turned upside down. Writers: Ethan Reiff and Cyrus Voris (Kung Fu Panda,
Sleeper Cell). A production of The Jim Henson Company and Universal
Cable Productions.
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