Journeyman

On Sunday, we wrote how inker Arne Starr had gone Hollywood, working on Grey's Anatomy and Mad Men-- except it turns out that with Hollywood gone comics crazy, he hasn't put comics behind him. I'll let Arne explain:
This all started when I found out from a friend who works on Grey's Anatomy with me that Patrick Dempsey had gone to Marvel Studios to see about getting them to do Doctor Strange, with that certain synergistic connection of Dr. Strange starting out as a surgeon. So I did a piece of art that showed Patrick as the character. Since then, Kevin Feige of Marvel Studios has mentioned in an interview on MTV that we shouldn't be surprised to see Dr. Strange on the 2012 movie slate.
At this time, I was also working on my other regular show, Mad Men, and brought this up to Jon Hamm, telling him I
Glenn Hauman

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Some random musings and bits of news. I posted most of these links on my Twitter feed, but I'm not going to belabor that point, because if I see one more story about Twitter in the mainstream media, my head is going to explode. Anyhow, here goes: The exact date is not definite yet, but it looks like "Burn Notice" will begin its third season in the first week of June. I don't know about you, but I'm counting the days. When the show returns, Moon Bloodgood ("Journeyman," "Daybreak") will play Michelle Paxon, a Miami cop obsessed with uncovering the...
Tempo

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On Monday, May 5th 2009, The Jay Leno network NBC announced a slate of new shows at their In-Fronts for the 2009 / 2010 television season.  No the above screen shot is not from their in-fronts.  It’s a behind the scenes shot from NBC’s new show, Day One.
Keeping in mind that we here at Screen Rant are all about action / adventure and sci-fi / fantasy (with a dribble of comedy). I’ve left out some details on the new NBC comedy shows but only because we do like our action-adventure shows.  Rather than babble about what I am going to say, I might as well get right to it:

Day One
Day One is a new futuristic drama that will premiere out of the 2010 Winter Olympic Games and the premise sounds awful familiar.

In the aftermath of a global event that devastates the world’s infrastructures, a small band of survivors strives
Bruce Simmons

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