Comic-Con Round Up

Comic-Co has happened this weekend and a lot of TV news has been revealed! Please find the latest tv news below!

Arrow - what's changing in season 2? The cast spill it all!




Hannibal cast and crew sat down to discuss their renewal and what we can expect from season 2 of the creepiest shows on television




Breaking Bad more your thing? Check out this interview below



Our friends over at IGN put on a HILARIOUS interview with the women of Community


True Blood could be shifting next season, with show runner Brian Buckner saying that " "I think that you're going to feel that the show is going to return back to its roots. While we acknowledge that we have a very large cast, we're going to try to condense the number of stories, and hopefully it will feel like we're coming home."

Once Upon A Time creators Edward Katsis and Adam Horowitz are recovering after back to back panels with Once Upon A Time and new show Once Upon A Time In Wonderland. A CGI clip showed some improved special effects after some truly terrible clips in the past made it look cheap and tacky. They did confirm that you don't need to know Once Upon A Time to watch the spin-off show, but they do exist in the same universe. 

Futurama is saying a final farewell at the end of this season, and what better way to go out than with a Simpsons crossover episode. It's what fans have been wanting since the show began and we are finally getting it! 

How I Met Your Mother hit up Comic-Con ffor the first time to discuss their final season. Show creators confirmed that the entire season will be set across a 56 hour wedding weekend and an in depth back story on "the mother" will take place, so expect flash backs and forwards! 

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REVIEW - Community S04 E01

The wait is over Greendale fans! Community is finally back after an extended hiatus and some shuffling around with the creative team (kicking its shows creator out!) the show that pushes the limits on entertainment and has filled us so much pop culture geekery is here, and the good news is it is better than ever!

I for one was a little concerned about how the show would fare after the departure of the show's creator Dan Harmon and Chevy Chase. Fortunately not only was it hilariously funny, it was also rich in story and dare I say better a lot better than season 3 ever was.

The show starts with a look into Abed's world (Abed TV) the happy place in his mind were all the characters from community all go to college together and are happy. In reality it is senior year for our Greendale students and they are getting ready to live their last year in college.

The reunion of all our favourite characters is absolutely bitter sweet as they join together for their last history class titled The History Of Ice Cream in which Jeff has been saving seats for his study group as the class is overfull and it's first come first served.

After a mix up with some counterfeit class timetables our favourite Dean Pelton enforces the Hunger Deans were students must duke it out to win red balls that will gain them access to the class. After the rest of the study group learn that Jeff only wanted them to take the class so he could graduate after the first semester due to taking classes online they ditch him and leave him to compete alone.

The show seems to be shifting a focus more towards the dean which is a brilliant move, he has always been one of the most underused characters in the show and while it could risk getting stale, the episode showed that there is still plenty of life and humour left in this show to keep it going.

Abed is still one of the highlights with flashes to his mindset about what he wants to be happening instead of what is, Greendale Babies was one of the most unexpected and hilarious skits I have seen in a while (I won't spoil it!) and the finale of Changnesia was a welcome delight at the end of the credits.

The wait has been long and agonizing but after some retooling and emphasis on some different characters it seems that Community is back in fighting form, and with high ratings hopefully we will see this continue and receive a full season order.

Review by Alaisdair Arrow Dewar

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Chevy Chase is leaving Community

Chevy Chase has confirmed that he will be leaving his role as Pearce Hawthorne after season 4 of Community. 

It is reported that the character will be written out of the show at the end of season 4.

Chase, who has rather infamously made public that he's not a fan of the show, openly feuded earlier this year with showrunner and series creator Dan Harmon. Harmon was subsequently removed from his position and replaced by David Guarascio and Moses Port.

Also starring Joel McHale, Donald Glover, Alison Brie, Danny Pudi, Yvette Nicole Brown, Gillian Jacobs, Jim Rash and Ken Keong, "Community" finished its third season in May. Renewed for an abbreviated 13 episodes, the upcoming season is planned to feature guest stars like Malcolm McDowell (in a recurring role), Matt Lucas and Tricia Helfer.

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