The Sci-Fi channel has so much going for them besides their TV shows. The movies they have are original and deserve attention. I have recently got the opportunity to review “Haunted Prison” which airs this Saturday. I have to say it should be in the movies, and people should have to pay for it. I don’t want to give away anything, but I also want to tell you enough to tune in to watch it. The movie is not your normal movie you would watch. The plot keeps you going, and you struggle to find out why things happen. I’d like to talk about the end of it, but I won’t until after it airs. The cast was amazing, and I was surprised to see Stacy Keach in this movie. My suggestion is grab your girlfriend or boyfriend tight this Saturday, and tune in to the SCI-Fi Channel this Saturday to watch this film because you won’t be disappointed.

Lynnette Porter co wrote the book “Unlocking the Meaning of Lost: An Unauthorized Guide”. So it was a pleasure to interview her about one of my favorite shows. I had a bunch of questions that probably would never end, but I asked the ones I most wanted answers too. I asked her does anyone at ABC or anyone behind the show know of her book, and what to they think about it? She said “No clue”, but she did try to get people copies of the book so I assume they have read it and appreciate the exposure. I also asked how long does she think the show can last. She thinks 5 years, but depending on ratings that can change. Which I also talked to her about was that the fact there’s so much to the plot of the show to carry it out for a long time. You have the others, the Darma initiative, the monsters ,the others, and everyone’s past and how they are all connected. I also asked if she plans on writing anymore books in the near future, and she said David Lavery, and her are planning on a second book for the show plus other things which she can’t talk about which I understand. It was a great interview and a pleasure to talk to a “Lost” fan.

CBS’s “Smith” is over with and being replaced with reruns of the network’s other shows. The network might show off the remaining unaired episodes, but no date as of now. The Sci-Fi channel’s “Eureka” has been picked up for a second season on the network. Last but not least NBC’s “Heroes” has been picked up for a full season.

Well sometime soon I’ll be moving to a new site that’s not a blogspot address. The only reason I’m doing this is because of overwhelming response to people that work with networks. Like I have said before I never expected this blog to do anything it was just a page to tell fans what’s going on and a reminder for me of what DVD’s to buy. Within the next month I have about 8 interviews to do. Tuesday I will be asking Lynette Porter the author of “”Unlocking the meaning of LOST: An Unauthorized Guide”. Plus I have just received the new “Greg the Bunny best of the film parodies”, Which I have interviews with the people involved with keeping the show alive. Thank you all to all TV fans, and don’t worry the new site will be even better with more than you ever wanted to know about TV.

With Jericho still cut off from communication and the people craving information, Jake (Skeet Ulrich) recommends sending four search parties out in different directions to get a sense of what is going on outside of town. He is joined by Emily (Ashley Scott) as they search for her fiance’s missing airplane. This episode is appropriately called The four Horseman. Do not forget to tune in tomorrow to CBS to watch this episode as some of the cast venture out of the town.

Now that “Blade the series” is gone from Spike TV they are trying again. A new show called “A.M.P.E.D.” Will take its place. “A.M.P.E.D.,” A pilot from former “X-Files” executive producers Frank Spotnitz and Vince Gilligan about a team of cops assigned to deal with people who have genetic mutations that lead to destructive behavior. I have to give the network a break cause they are trying. “Blade” was good, but not great, but it had a chance. People need to know about the shows they want to do good. Granted ratings were great at first for “Blade”, but it was a slow decrease in viewers. I think the network is going the right direction, but they have to stay committed. I’m grateful they at least gave “Blade” a full season, but they are going in the right direction. I hope this new show helps them and stays alive. I will post future info on this show when it becomes available.

I was sad to hear that the Spike network canceled “Blade: The series”. Yet there is plans for the DVD already which I guess I can be happy about. All I have to say is if a show is going to end they should end the story and not leave you hanging for more that’s just not right. At first “Blade” was doing well in ratings, but it was a slow decline for the network, but really what other shows do they have going for them that people know about and talk about. Other shows on all networks are about to be axed and like always I’ll tell you as it happens so you know what not to get attached to.