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Teen Wolf returns to MTV on June 3rd at 10 PM, but until then, I have a great giveaway to tide you over. Teen Wolf jumped full force into season two with even more suspenseful drama than season one. Scott McCall, a teenager with a wild secret, continues to find himself caught in a supernatural war between hunters and werewolves. Scott must keep his forbidden romance with Allison a secret while keeping his friends and family safe from new Alfa wolf Derek. Teen Wolf has a plethora of talented actors on its roster: • Tyler Posey (Scott McCall) – Posey portrays Scott McCall, a romantic lycanthrope who will stop at nothing to protect his loved ones. His character arc has made Teen Wolf a popular MTV series. • Crystal Reed (Allison Argent) – Beautiful on the outside, tough on the inside. Reed’s Allison Argent is fierce, brave and a force to be reckoned with. Girl power all the way! • Tyler Hoechlin (Derek Hale) – In the battle of the two wolves named Tyler, Hoechlin wins the villain category. Even though he has a heart of stone, we can’t help but be mesmerized. • Holland Roden (Lydia Martin) – Holland’s character Lydia has had extreme personal growth. Starting out as a shallow girl, Lydia has developed into a well-rounded character with emotional depth. In Season 2, we found ourselves rooting for her, which speaks volumes of Roden’s acting chops. Teen Wolf Season 2 DVD Special Features: Teen Wolf Season 2 at Paleyfest – celebrate Season 2 of MTV’s critically acclaimed series Teen Wolf with a panel discussion featuring the show’s cast and creative team Teen Wolves: Meet the New Pack – meet new cast members Sinqua Walls (Boyd), Gage Golighlty (Erica) and Daniel Sharman (Isaac) and get their take on their roles in Season 2 Alternate, Deleted and Extended Scenes Alternate Stiles Takes Teen Wolf CGI Reel Fight Choreography Shirtless Montage 2.0 (!!!) Gag Reel Commentary featuring Jeff Davis and Christian Taylor In order to win your very own copy of the Teen Wolf: Season Two on DVD, leave me a comment with the answer to the following question: Which actor portrays Scott McCall?

Monday, May 20, 2013 ratings -- Premieres: The Goodwin Games and Motive. New episodes: The Voice, Revolution, Rules of Engagement, Hawaii Five-0, Oh Sit!, and Dancing With The Stars. Reruns: 2 Broke...

The week's broadcast ratings and viewership averages.

The week of May 13 to May 19 was FNC's second highest rated week of the year among Total Viewers in both primetime and total day.

We’re days away from Arrested Development premiering on Netflix and here at UPROXX we still have SO MANY QUESTIONS. Thanks to our obsession with all things Bluth, a Netflix executive was nice enough to answer ten of our team-compiled most burning Netflix-related questions in the midst of the final countdown. Answers are informative and to the point. Consider this your Arrested Development on Netflix best practices FAQ. May we all binge as effectively as possible. 1) What is the exact time the episodes will be available? Time zone and all. 12:01 a.m. pacific time on May 26th, 2013. ?2) What precautions have been taken to ensure Netflix Instant can handle the simultaneous streaming over Memorial Day weekend? Here’s the short answer: We handle millions of streaming hours everyday, this is business as usual. Here’s the technical answer: This is not much different from other launches, be it titles or technology features. We continuously release new shows and movies on Netflix, we have a lot of experience doing that. We use the Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud to deliver our user interface and content delivery networks for the video. Both are designed to scale and deliver a great experience. We will have a room full of people to monitor and ensure that the show is available and streaming, we do that for every big show as well as any upgrade to our service such as technology feature releases. ?3) Why Memorial Day weekend? Is it Netflix’s goal to tear families apart? Production schedules dictated when the show would be available and we are getting it to our members as quickly as we can. ??4) Does Netflix encourage the audience to watch the new episodes in order? On May 15, Mitch Hurwitz tweeted the following and we think that’s pretty good advice: Done!Just finished the final mix last night.In two weeks Arrested Development will be yours to do with as you please. — Mitchell Hurwitz (@MitchHurwitz) May 15, 2013 Except for 1 thing!You gotta watch them in order. Turns out I was not successful in creating a form where the setup follows the punch line — Mitchell Hurwitz (@MitchHurwitz) May 15, 2013 ?5) What is the minimal mbps required to get a crystal clear stream? Below are the internet speed requirements and recommendations for playing movies and TV shows on the Netflix website. *Note: Internet speeds listed represent Download speeds. • 0.5 Megabits per second – Required broadband connection speed • 1.5 Megabits per second – Recommended broadband connection speed • 3.0 Megabits per second – Recommended for DVD quality • 5.0 Megabits per second – Recommended for HD quality • 7.0 Megabits per second – Recommended for Super HD quality • 12 Megabits per second – Recommended for 3D quality ?6) Have you seen a major increase in subscriptions in the past month or so? We don’t disclose this. We reported 36 million global subscribers on our last earnings call. 7) Can you point us in the direction of any pre-release marketing easter eggs that the internet hasn’t discovered yet? No. ??8) When did Mitch & Co. reach out to Netflix, or vice versa, about bringing AD back? We don’t have a specific date, but we’ve been talking about this for a while. 9) What other shows would you like resurrected via Netflix? N/A (Ed. Note: We had to ask. Internet policy.) 10) Can we have the episodes now? No. But you’re not alone. We’re not doing screeners. Alas, myself and the UPROXX team will be streaming at 12:01PT this Sunday with the rest of you Howdy Doodats. There may be some discussion next week. Taste the happy, people. Taste it. The post We Asked A Netflix Exec Our 10 Burning Questions Prior To The ‘Arrested Development’ Premiere appeared first on UPROXX.

Deb mentioned this in her recap; it was a nice little musical connection in The Crash…. In a young-Dick-Whitman-in-the-whorehouse scene, we hear Dream a Little Dream of Me. (I’m not sure which of the early versions it was; there were many. It may have been Ozzie Nelson; does anyone have this definitively?) Most of us [...]

CBS's recently canceled "Rules of Engagement" went out on a down note on Monday night, while the premiere of Fox's "The Goodwin Games" and a preview of ABC's "Motive" got both shows off to discouraging starts. Meanwhile, NBC took a win in the key demographic, despite "The Voice" hitting a series low for Monday night broadcasts, according to preliminary numbers. Related Articles: Network Upfronts 2013: The Scorecard So Far (Updated) 'Rules of Engagement,' 'Golden Boy,' 'CSI: NY' and 'Vegas' Canceled by CBS (Update) read more

Recently we asked SpoilerTV readers to predict which shows would be cancelled and which would be renewed based on early reviews/promos etc Those polls are now closed and we can reveal next seasons predictions.You can see how our readers did last year here. Lets see if we can beat last years 80% success rate.We'll keep this chart updated so we can track progress and see how well you all did.NOTE: Remember these were PREDICTIONS made BEFORE the upcoming 2013/2014 TV Season and BEFORE ANY Episodes have airing. NOTE: We've left Hannibal included as the shows fate is still undecided.Last Update 21st May 2013

Now that the upfronts—the events at which television networks announce their schedules for the coming season and then try to sell advertising slots to advertisers—are over, we've got a good sense of what's hot and what's not in TV right now. Hot includes cop shows, throwbacks like Michael J. Fox and James Spader, and characters with disabilities (at least on NBC), while after the booms of the last two years, comedies created by women have cooled off. But even if there are fewer female-driven projects on the roster this year, there are a still a lot of women we're excited to have on our television schedules, including these five favorites.

MoviePass has temporarily removed its wait list and will allow customers to join its unlimited-movie-ticket plan without delay. The Netflix-like service is still in its beta form, but has already generated buzz among cinephiles. Its waiting list numbers some 30,000 people, MoviePass CEO and co-founder Stacy Spikes told TheWrap. Related Articles: MoviePass Test Suspended After Theater Complaints MoviePass Goes Netflix -- Can It Avoid Theater Owners' Anger This Time? MovieTickets.Com Signs Pact With Carmike Cinemas (Updated) read more