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O Henry – The Voice Of The City – Video

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Doctor Who Christmas Special: First Look!

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The Doctor will be in on Christmas Day.

As teased in the following trailer, Doctor Who will run a special holiday episode on December 25, one that features kids in danger; really angry beasts; lively snowmen; and new sidekick Jenna-Louise Coleman, who debuted in an unusual manner on the Doctor Who Season 7 premiere.

Watch Coleman and star Matt Smith introduce our first look at the episode now:


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Haven Review: The Time Space Continuum

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Yippee!!! I get to say time space continuum.

Of course, I normally say space time continuum, but Nathan chose the phrasing, and I'll follow his lead. After hearing a lot about "Sarah," she was finally introduced to us when a Troubled man spotted Duke and Nathan, who he recognized from the past... in 1955. We had a genuine time loop that seemed to keep Sarah in Haven to help the Troubled.

Her first case? Returning Duke and Nathan to 2012. 

Present or Past

Holy moly what a fantastic premise. I knew the episode was going to feature Duke and Nathan going back in time, but the changes it made to the future and both of them running into their relatives in the past were amazingly well done. Emily Rose completely changed to be Sarah. From the inflection of her voice to the mannerisms, the transformation was incredible. 

It was an emotional roller coaster, watching Duke get to know the grandfather he had never met while trying to save his life. Nathan also ran into Chief Wuornos as a little boy playing policeman, while Audrey was visited by him as his old self, alive and kicking, in a Haven that had been radically altered due to the rift in time. It's not very often I get teary eyed watching Haven, but I found myself wiping my eyes more than once during "Sarah."

If anything, there are more questions after this episode than there were going into it. We all had our hopes that maybe Nathan and Sarah would find they way into each other's arms (and other parts) to create The Colorado Kid, and unless they cut some scenes and held out on us, I don't think Nathan and Sarah got past first base. I dare say Nathan's chemistry with Sarah was deeper than what he has with Audrey. Before you get bent out of shape, check out my reasoning.

Nathan was looking at Audrey, but a fresh, non-jaded version of herself. She was just as smart and witty, but hadn't yet had the Haven world tossed up all around her. Her eyes sparkled mischievously as Nathan blatantly stared at her, astounded at the resemblance, and yet knowing fully well they were two different people. It was obvious Lucas Bryant and Emily Rose were enjoying the hell out of those scenes. And let's face it, Emily looked smashing in that red wig and Lucas dashing in his fedora. 

As the world was changing back in 2012, I was so happy that the one thing that stayed the same was the trust Haven had in Audrey. If she said the Haven they were standing in wasn't the real Haven, then they believed her. As ludicrous as things became, people lined up beside her willing to help. Even Jordan was working to get her out of town, as Audrey had a price on her head for killing The Rev. In the altered 2012, The Guard didn't smuggle people into Haven, they smuggled them out. 

If Haven stays on the air long enough, another time travel episode exploring what could be might be fun to investigate. As long as they don't then take that one episode and plan the entire next season around it. Yes, I'm looking at you Fringe. Some things are best explored by the episode thank you very much.

We're no closer to knowing who the father of The Colorado Kid is, but now I'm wondering if it might be one of the Teague brothers. They've been so tight-lipped about everything, why not that? It could very well be a stranger, but the odds of that happening on Haven seem slim. They manage to so neatly tie things together and bring them full circle it would be strange if they were to pluck someone out of the blue as the father.

As an example of tying things together, wasn't it great that Roy took the "pirate money" Duke gave him and put it into his son's birthday card, which is how it eventually got passed down to Duke? Duke gave his grandfather the very doubloon that his own father gave to him. How cool is that, and for how many more cycles will it continue? Oh how I love the idea of time travel.

Agent Howard has been in on the Troubles since the beginning. Well, at least Audrey's part in them. If not playing the part of an FBI agent, he'll take the role of an Army officer. I wonder, how on earth did Sarah manage to get pregnant and have a child under his watch? Maybe she disappeared because she had a child, and Lucy after her because she began a relationship with him, as well. 

Season three is wrapping up nicely. We have only (sob) four episodes left and we've been promised the finale will be amazing. What new theories do you have after watching "Sarah?"


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Grimm Review: Intersecting Adversaries

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"Season of the Hexenbiest" finally brought Nick’s line of focus to the man just below his Grimm world: Renard.

Of course, this is still Grimm we’re talking about, and Nick is still in the dark when it comes Renard’s royal blood. But Nick won’t let up until he knows exactly what kind of man Renard is because Renard is the person Nick can place blame on for his continually caving personal life.

Adalind Returns

Renard isn’t without leverage of his own, however, as he found Nick’s trailer, and while the key itself isn’t there – since Nick has the good sense to hide what people are searching for – there’s still a lot there that is essential to Nick being a Grimm. If the trailer were to vanish, Nick’s effectiveness could be severely hampered.

Even with all the potential fun Renard and Nick provide, Adalind’s return might have been the best part of tonight’s episode. Until now, we’ve only been introduced to vague antagonists while Nick easily demolishes whoever is dispatched to kill him, but Adalind is true a menace to everyone. Plus, Adalind also comes to town with a giant dose of fun.

Adalind is out for blood, and she’s not afraid to go through everyone to get there. Grimm has done a superb job through over the course of the series of putting Adalind in everyone’s social circle, and she pulls just about every one of those strings tonight. She easily plays Nick and Renard against each other all while badgering Juliette about the trailer. She even takes down Nick’s best ally: Hank.

For all the damage Adalind does accomplish, she still didn’t get to Nick’s trump card: Monroe. If Monroe hasn’t earned his honorary Grimm badge yet, he certainly did tonight. Monroe stuck his neck out numerous times, from serving as bait to Adalind’s entourage... being awkwardly evasive and vague as Juliette came to him for information... and having no problems with letting Nick bunk with him. Monroe’s relatively secret partnership with Nick may finally be coming out in the open, though, as Juliette let slip to Renard that he is a friend of Nick’s.

Speaking of Juliette, I’ve gone back to having mild disdain for her. I’m just not enjoying the direction her character is going anymore, mostly because Juliette and her story are getting incredibly old. While this installment offered some clues that she might be slowly regaining her memory, we’re now in episode 12 of 22, and she’s finally now admitting there are some feelings there for Renard. It’s dull, and the sooner things heat up for this storyline the better off her character will be.

At least Nick finally decided he deserved better than the couch and moved out. I just wish he had kicked Juliette to the curb instead of himself.

And just like that, Grimm is done for the year! With only 10 episodes left, what are you hoping to see in Grimm in 2013? Let us know in the comments and head over to our Grimm quotes to read some of tonight’s best lines!


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Castle Clips: On the Run…

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What does The Da Vinci Code, Carly Rae Jepsen and MacGyver have in common?

All are referenced on Monday's new episode of Castle.

Titled "After Hours," the installment will find Castle and Beckett looking into the murder of a priest, only to end up on the run with a key witness who is wanted by a team of mobsters.

Watch multiple clips from the hour now and, as always, visit TV Fanatic soon after it airs for our latest take on Castle Season 5.


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ABC to Cancel Last Resort and 666 Park Avenue

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ABC has announced the cancellation of two new programs, though there's a twist:

Last Resort and 666 Park Avenue will complete their initial 13-episode order before going off the air.

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Though Last Resort has received critical acclaim, it struggled to hit six million viewers on a weekly basis, garnering only 5.8 during a critical airing this past Thursday.

The scary writing has been on the wall longer for 666 Park Avenue. It often fell below five million total viewers and, though placed in an alluring timeslot following Once Upon a Time and Revenge, failed to attract a regular audience.


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Fringe Review: Disappearing Again

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"Five-Twenty-Ten" reintroduced us to the beacon used in past Fringe seasons that looked like a giant silver bullet, although I can't quite figure out how it will help save the world.

Walter continued to both hate himself and treat others poorly in some sort of a vicious catch-22, while Peter carried on with his ultimate Observer revenge mission, and we finally had a visit from the always welcome Nina Sharp.

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Walter's ugliness was definitely resurfacing. When he was speaking to Nina, Walter had no idea that the love he and Peter had for each other was worthless, as they were both experiencing the feeling of omnipotence. When two men begin to feel like God, which one wins in the end?

The first time it happened, Walter opted to remove parts of his brain. If Walter did it again, would that round out to Peter turning into William Bell the Second? Would Olivia be left behind like Nina once was? How would Walter explain away that relationship falling apart, when he once believed so deeply in their love?

It was perfect that the only thing in Bell's safe other than the beacon finder was a photo of Nina. That photo of the woman he loved was protecting the prize the team was hunting for. So much for Walter not turning in the man he was afraid to be, even just last week when he spoke with Peter on the bus. Kudos to him for delivering the photo to Nina, admitting he was wrong. Begging for her to take his brain apart again was agonizing.

The whole time Walter was worrying about himself, I was equating William Bell and Nina Sharp with Peter and Olivia. Things are so very, very different than they were last year, when Peter met with September and learned that he had always been home, but everything was different because he had been erased. It was with one of the beacons they discovered with Bell's safe that Peter called to September and was able to discover the truth about the world. Olivia learned the feelings she had for this man she didn't know were real, because she had known him.

That was in "A Short Story About Love." The future seemed to bright then, as if nothing could come between Peter and Olivia. The Observers ripped him out of the universe. Completely destroyed him from ever being a part of anything and still, the strength of the love people had for Peter kept him alive. 

Where are we now?

Peter is being erased from the universe again, but at his own hands instead of the Observers. He's also using bio weapons from the past, their very first Fringe investigation together. He's not using them on people, but on ... the kind he's becoming. He's obsessed and out of control. He's no longer a loving husband or son.

Peter's on a mission on revenge. I'm not even sure what's driving it at this point. Is it really Peter, or is it the wicked Observer he has become? Would the Peter we've grown to know and care for really be so full of hate? My answer is no. What we are witnessing now isn't Peter Bishop. It's a byproduct of a stupid move made in a vulnerable moment.

That's what putting that tech into his head was. It was stupid. He was grieving. He was alone when he should have been with his wife and father. His pedigree, both Walter Bishops, have shown again and again that taking on the world by yourself can lead to dire circumstances. You can't get much more dire than changing from a human into an Observer; the very things your daughter hated and fought against all her life.

Olivia finally looked afraid of Peter. She should be. He's been lying to them all, and nobody knows what he is capable of at this point. Losing him must look like more of a reality than she even imagined, and she knows very few people in the world to turn to for help with Peter's situation. By the end, he wasn't talking like Peter and he was losing his hair. Realistically, he should be sinking into group think at a rather quick rate. He'll probably be looking for himself soon, with his own photo up on the board next to Windmark's.

Walter will, no doubt, think of some way to reverse the effects of the tech. Peter most likely won't die an Observer. He may die, but not before returning to his normal self. In the meantime, we'll be forced to watch his family suffer as he runs rogue and puts himself and others into danger. The Observers are pathetic creatures. I didn't feel much excitement in seeing their faces melt off.

To live (or whatever it is they do) without ever knowing love, freedom or individuality is sad to me. Attacking them in a blaze of glory isn't what I thought it would be. Instead, I just feel heartsick. If Walter can't fix it, or Olivia's love (and nothing I've seen with the Observers so far leads me to believe love will play a part in this particular rescue) that's Peter's future we're looking at, and it's not a very pleasant thought at all.


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The Vampire Diaries Round Table: Making His Mark

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The Vampire Diaries featured a break up, a hallucinatory return and one seriously bloody axe murder this week.

Indeed, with an awakened hunter in town and a shady professor wanting to know his every move, there's plenty for this week's Round Table team of Matt Richenthal, Leigh Raines, Miranda Wicker and Steve Marsi to discuss.

Pull up a virtual chair now and gather around, TV Fanatic. Let's talk about "We All Go a Little Mad Sometimes."

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What was your favorite scene from the episode?

Matt: I'm holding a tumbler of bourbon in my hand as I type this and acknowledging two more references to Alaric. I absolutely love how the show hasn't forgotten about everyone's favorite history teacher. These small touches expose Damon's soft side... and mine, dammit! I really miss that guy.

Leigh: Elena's fight with Katherine. Considering it was a really a fight with her own psyche, it was like a schizophrenic therapy session on steroids. It was all of Elena's own thoughts, so it was really interesting to hear her admit certain things.

Miranda: Elena and Damon on the bridge. He was the only one she could actually see during her hallucinations. The only one who didn't appear to her as someone else. I have theories in my head about why this is, none of which would probably turn out to be true. Runner-ups are Alaric mentions and the hint of a Damon/Matt Bromance. Am I the only one who thinks that'd be awesome? Because I think that'd be awesome.

Steve: Matt and Miranda have already discussed the best two, so I'll go with the random, almost off-handed line by Klaus that The Five once haunted him for 52 YEARS before they "just stopped." Took the new generation of hunters quite a while to find a vampire to murder, I guess. As Damon said, Klaus is like a billion years old. Half centuries are like drops in the bucket of undead life for that guy.

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More surprising: Jeremy killing Chris with an axe, Jeremy making a funny joke about killing Damon or there being a worthwhile storyline involving Jeremy?

Matt: That Van Helsing line killed me. We've been building for a bit toward Jeremy as an axe-swinging hunter... but who knew he could also crack me up? Who is this guy and what did producers do with the old Jeremy Gilbert?!?

Leigh: Don't you have to behead hybrids to kill them? Jeremy knows enough by now to do things right. I guess overall it would be Jeremy having a worthwhile storyline.

Miranda: Jeremy killing Chris with an axe. I thought his weapon of choice was the meat cleaver. But really? They had the element of surprise on their side and Jeremy's first kill couldn't have been a good, old fashioned stake-to-the-heart? Lame.

Steve: He really was killing it last night in many respects. Glad Jer is finally getting a storyline - arguably the show's most intruging one no less. So many directions this could go in.

Will you miss Chris?

Matt: Yes. Can we just move on? I can't talk rationally about losing him yet.

Leigh: Who?!? Just kidding. I think Caroline needs to care a little more about Tyler and Hayley in mourning. Everyone is always trying to save Elena. Other people suffer losses, too!

Miranda: I shed exactly no tears. Someone had to die and it obviously wasn't going to be one of our main vamps. Sorry, Chris. It was for the greater good.

Steve: I feel bad for the guy and all, but the writing was on the wall. Or Jer's wrist. Epitaph: R.I.P. Chris, The First of Many Supernatural Beings Dispatched In The Name of Young Gilbert's Mark Filling In.

React to Elena splitting with Stefan.

Matt: It was very well done. I think we all grew tired of the love triangle last year, but Elena's turn had already freshened it up on The Vampire Diaries Season 4. I was shocked here by how open and honest she was with Stefan. An adult, mature, sensible conversation?!? It looks like Elena learned something from Hayley about teen drama. She doesn't have time for it at this point and had to just cut to the Damon-loving chase.

Leigh: Natural progression. They love each other but it wasn't working anymore. It would've been unfair for Elena to stay with Stefan when she knew she had feelings for someone else.

Miranda: YES! FINALLY! Sorry. I've been waiting for them to break up so we can have more hot balcony scenes with Damon and Elena. Stefan and Elena haven't sizzled for me outside of The Vampire Diaries Season 1, but Damon and Elena? The hotness. It burns.

Steve: Unlike the overblown, underwhelming "choice" Elena struggled with throughout The Vampire Diaries Season 3, her enhanced connection with Damon has felt organic this fall, and has been integrated nicely into the season's overall narrative. I also like that they broke up abruptly last night when this could've dragged on for months. Stelena vs. Delena needs to be kept fresh in order to remain interesting.

Who should Stefan date next?

Matt: Let's just say he has a history with her; she's desperate for love; she's already lying in wait for someone to awake her from a slumber; and her name rhymes with Treebekah.

Leigh: Hmmm, let's get a sexy guest star up in here!

Miranda: Easy. Dr. Fell. Stefan likes his girlfriends human and she needs a vamp-blood supplier. It's a win-win. And then this show would be so meta it hurts.

Steve: Hayley. Tyklarolineley is just not getting it done as a Love Square. Add Stefan and make it a Love Pentagon, though? Feel the excitement.

On a scale of 1-10, how evil is Professor Shane?

Matt: I'm going as low as 1.5. I don't believe he's actually evil. His intentions are likely pure, he may think he actually has the best interests of the town in mind. But that doesn't mean he's not a danger to our supernatural heroes and heroines. (NOTE: Either that, or the answer is 49 because he's somehow Silas The Witch and just wants to live forever and everyone is screwed!)

Leigh: I'm going with 5 because I still haven't made my mind up about him yet. Need more info.

Miranda: 11.5. If I didn't trust him after seeing the map on his wall, I really don't trust him after hearing that Silas talk. And I think he witchy ju-ju'ed Bonbon with that "come to me" business. And Matt doesn't trust him. I'm thinking he's the keeper, or bringer, of the greater evil coming to Mystic Falls. Plus, an exhibit on the occult at a high school? No. That doesn't happen. Creepy creeper.

Steve: I'm with Leigh here. TVD has done a nice job of keeping us guessing with Shane; shrouding his motives, past and well of knowledge in ambiguity makes for a definitive, non-committal 5.


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The Vampire Diaries Flashback Photos: Welcome Back, Lexie!

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The Vampire Diaries is taking another trip through time on December 6.

As previously teased via this photo of Damon in uniform, the eighth installment of Season 4 will flashback to the World War II era, apparently in New Orleans considering the just-announced title of the episode: "We'll Always Have Bourbon Street."

The episode will also feature the wildly anticipated return of Arielle Kebbel as Lexie, along with the appearance of Madeline Zima as a character named Charlotte. What brings the show to this era?

No official synopsis has been released yet, so it's hard to say. But staring at these favorites in their retro attire certainly isn't hard on the eyes. Click through photos from the upcoming hour now:

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