The CW is changing up its schedule for the 2013-2014 season.
The CW’s “Nikita” has been renewed for Season 4 and lives to spy another day. Star Devon Sawa tweeted the confirmation.
And “The Carrie Diaries” will be back.
The “Reaper” cast together again!
FEARnet reunited the cast for a special airing May 28. Get details and see more photos from the epic reunion here.
STEPHEN AMELL SPEAKS OUT FOR MARRIAGE EQUALITY
Even TV superheroes are for gay rights.
Take it from someone who was married on a beach, by his buddy — who got ordained online!! — in a legally binding ceremony: Marriage — and all the benefits that come with it — should be available to everybody. Some of the most loving, powerful relationships I’ve witnessed have been same-sex couples. And god knows their houses are always spectacularly decorated and terrific smelling. (Seriously. I get jealous.)Here’s hoping the Supreme Court does the right thing. Equal rights for all.
The CW announced early renewals of “The Vampire Diaries,” “Supernatural” and “Arrow.” Yes, more Stephen Amell being hot is coming your way!
“We said last year that one of our goals was to establish building blocks to grow on, and now with our new hit ARROW and fan favorite SUPERNATURAL on Wednesday night, and the continued success of THE VAMPIRE DIARIES on Thursday, we’ve been able to do that,” said Pedowitz. “Not only do ARROW, SUPERNATURAL, and THE VAMPIRE DIARIES perform well on-air, they’re also extremely successful for us both digitally and socially. I’m thrilled to have all three shows returning to our schedule next season.”
“The Carrie Diaries” pays homage to a classic “Sex and the City” look in the above ad. AnnaSophia Robb fills out a tulle skirt a la Sarah Jessica Parker in the “SATC” opening credits.
“The Carrie Diaries” recap: Life Before Cosmos
HuffPost’s Rebecca Shapiro, an admitted and devoted “Sex and the City” fan, watched “The Carrie Diaries” … and liked it!
There’s a blonde, curly-haired girl running around Manhattan in mixed prints and heels — but it’s not Sarah Jessica Parker. And I think I’m okay with that.
As an obsessed “Sex and the City” fan who dispenses mostly-unsolicited relationship advice that’s strikingly similar to the HBO series’ episode guide, I reacted to the prequel novel and subsequent TV spin-off show with contempt. I still watch “Sex and the City” episodes on TBS and E! on a near-daily basis, and part of me really believes that I will pass by a diner and see Carrie, Miranda, Charlotte and Samantha chatting over eggs.
Thus, I expected to watch CW’s “The Carrie Diaries” and mourn what had become of my beloved show. But I found myself pleasantly surprised in more than a few ways.
Because … why not?
