Michele Curran

In the TV Source Podcast’s new Week in Soaps episode for August 19-23, 2019: Louis’ dead body is fished up on Hollyoaks; Kyle’s big secret is a dud on The Young and the Restless; The Bold and the Beautiful did some things; The role of everyone is now being played by Franco on General Hospital; The unmasking fires up Days of Our Lives.

The Main Man is here! Lobo clashes with Seg & Adam in the best way possible. Seg has “powers”?! Brainiac is where?! Lyta’s gone off the deep end and Jayna is back and more bad-ass than ever!

Season 2 of Syfy’s hit series, Krypton premiered appropriately on DC Comics “Superman Day” with a fast paced, engaging episode that promises the same level of awesome that Season 1 delivered. Kal-El’s grandpa is back and this time he’s stuck in the Phantom Zone while his friends and family are building a resistance to oppose General Dru Zod, who is currently recreating Kandor City to his liking and preparing an intergalactic army to begin his conquest of the universe.

SYFY confirms that it is developing LOBO (WT) with Warner Horizon Scripted Television, starring Emmet Scanlan as the title character. Based on the characters from DC, this spinoff of SYFY’s KRYPTON (which premieres its second season tonight, June 12) tells the story of Lobo, a foul-mouthed, dangerous, irascible, intergalactic bounty hunter. Krypton executive producer Cameron Welsh will serve as executive producer/writer for the spinoff. Zhariff Lobo is a fictional character created by Roger Slifer and Keith Giffen for DC Comics. He made his first appearance in Omega Men #3 in June 1983. Lobo is an alien born on the utopian […]

Syfy’s Krypton had the advantage of taking something we know — the Superman mythos — and crafting a backstory that has not ever been fully explored. The existence of time travel, multiple timelines, multiple universes, and Phantom Zone’s leaves the canvas wide open for interpretation and Krypton ended it’s first season with mind blowing damage to the timeline. You can relive the innovative, intriguing, and gutsy storytelling of Season 1 which is out on Blu-ray and DVD NOW! Fans can purchase the set which, in addition to all 10 exhilarating episodes from season one, contains over an hour of extra […]

Who knew the grass was greener across the pond? British soap, Hollyoaks has become the perfect cure for the soap cynicism we’ve found ourselves battling with our 4 remaining US daytime dramas. Bold, topical, romantic and with perfectly timed comedic beats, Hollyoaks reigns supreme as our favorite British import. Here are the top 5 reasons we think you should take a gander at our little village!

This is a Special Edition of the TV Source Podcast in collaboration with the Hashtag TV Geek Podcast. Michele Curran, staff writer and TV Source Podcaster, joined forces with her podcast, Hashtag TV Geek, to pay tribute to Supernatural and it’s milestone 300th episode!

It’s season finale time already for DC Universe’s Titans. The superhero drama will air its season finale December 21, 2018, in an episode titled “Dick Grayson”. Check out photos and teasers from the season one finale!

Going into the premiere of Titans, I don’t think any of us expected this season to play out the way it did; taking a long form story approach to assembling the team has allowed Dick Grayson to abandon the Robin mantle and feel comfortable with the path he’s chosen. It has introduced us to characters from his past and characters that will comprise his future and all of this has been done with intricate episodes delving into the minutiae of these people.

Titans has been a sort of schizophrenic show from the start, introducing Hawk and Dove in Episode 2 and back burning them until Episode 9, making a backdoor pilot for Doom Patrol in episode 4 and now have 3 almost back to back episodes focused on characters that are not currently members of the Titans seems a bit jarring.

After last weeks introduction of Jason Todd to the universe, Asylum sees the Titans back together this week to find Rachel’s birth mother. As with every mission so far, this one goes haywire and finds all of our heroes bound and tortured throughout the episode. Kory and Gar continue to get a little short changed with character development in service to Dick and Rachel which I understand for the time being, but moving into the back end of the season, we need to see the narrative give more time to them.

Earlier this year, SyFy debuted Krypton, a 10-episode series from executive producers David S. Goyer (Man of Steel, The Dark Knight Trilogy) and Cameron Welsh (Constantine) telling the origin story of DC’s iconic Superman in a whole new way! The compelling and breathtaking season followed Seg- El, grandfather to Superman, as not one but two time travelers came back to alter the timeline forever and risk Superman never being born. Just in time for the second season on SYFY, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment will release the action-adventure hit series Krypton: The Complete First Season on Blu-ray and DVD on March […]