Wednesday, February 3, 2016
The X-Files Finishes First In Monday Night Ratings Again
For the second week in a row, The X-Files has led the Monday night ratings for scripted TV -- but this week, with the Iowa Caucuses dominating most of the TV viewing, almost every scripted show took a significant hit in the ratings.
The X-Files dropped .6 to a 2.6 rating among adults 18-49, while Lucifer scored a 1.9 in the following hour. Supergirl scored a 1.5 in the demo, down .3 from last
Someone Designed A Sneaker Fit For A Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle
Rumored Details On New Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Villain
Possible spoilers ahead for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.
While so far, little is known about Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, reputable fan news site Making Star Wars has a bit of a revelation about the film's villains.No, not Vader, although he's rumored to appear.
"There is a bad guy or person of some importance to the Empire. His main feature is a huge majestic white cape with a slit in the back," says the site. "In the film there is a beautiful shot of this Imperial treading through a shallow body of water with said cape trailing him. The figure that wears it appears to be an older male. I’m told he has a badass sidearm and a really cool name. We’re fairly certain this is Ben Mendelshon’s character but that’s not 100% or verified at this time."
There's plenty more information, including some of the actors this guy isn't and some other minor spoilers about members of the cast we already know, at the link above.
MacGyver Reboot Pilot Gets Picked Up By CBS
First reported back in October, the new MacGyver will reportedly not be a continuation of the long-running drama series from the '80s and '90s but instead start fresh with a new and likely diverse cast. The originally starred Richard Dean Anderson as a secret agent who disliked guns and instead relied on wits and guile. He was best known for being able to create weapons and escape strategies seemingly out of thin air.
The original reports claimed the series "will feature a 10 years younger protagonist. Twentysomething Angus MacGyver gets recruited into the clandestine organization from the original series where he uses his knack for solving problems in unconventional ways to help prevent disasters from happening. The CBS series also is expected to chronicle how MacGyver acquired some of his famous skill sets."
Aquaman director James Wan is developing the series with original MacGyverproducer Winkler and NCIS: LA executive producer R. Scott Gemmill. Wan will direct the pilot.
Tuesday, February 2, 2016
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