Sci-Fi Storm

When humans start dissolving into piles of goo, Bo uncovers a nefarious twist to a sexy Key Club. Meanwhile, Kenzi gets clingy with Bo—and a little Machiavellian with the others—forcing Bo to make an extreme revelation about her bestie.

Watch the next Lost Girl, “Faes Wide Shut”, Monday at 10/9c on Syfy!
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Our latest email from Aidan:

I hope your week went well. Below you’ll find all-things Being Human to get you excited for Monday’s new episode. If you didn’t catch us last week, things got a little heavy. But, Sally’s right; I’m not going to let it get the best of me. And, just to prove it to you, I’ve given you a little blooper clip of Sally and I breaking it down on the dance floor.

You’ll also find a sneak peek into the new episode. I meet Kat, Nora’s subletter. And, well… it’s a little difficult to stay in control. You can also watch a few other clips from last week.

If you’re anxious for Monday, you always tweet, like or share posts to help release the first four minutes early.

See You,
A

p.s. – If you’re in the Northeast like us, stay warm & safe.

So check out the preview for Monday’s episode, “Get Outta My Dreams, Get Into My Mouth” (airs at 9/8c on Syfy), and check out the bloopers, plus a clip where Kristen Hager talks about Nora’s family, and a couple of recap clips.
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There are just for episodes left in Season 5 of Star Wars: The Clone Wars, and all four of them make up the season finale!

Catch the trailer here and get a glimpse of what is to come…could we be getting hints of Ahsoka’s ultimate fate? Is Anakin beginning to slip to the Dark Side? Who is going to disappoint who?

The finale starts today at 9:30 ET on Cartoon Network.
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In the next Continuum on Syfy, Kagame’s return begins with a reset of Liber8’s agenda, away from violence and towards blending into the community and fostering their revolution through co-opting existing structures. But they have a vulnerability – the possibility that if their ancestors, living in this time, are murdered, they might cease to exist. A test of this theory is devised and Kiera and her grandmother are the guinea pigs.

Tune in Monday at 8/7c!
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The BBC announced today that the current series of Being Human (the original UK version) will be the last – and the series will conclude with the show’s supernatural trio facing the ultimate evil – the Devil himself!

From the press release:

Being Human first aired as a stand-alone pilot in 2008 and soon became a popular addition to BBC Three’s schedule. It has gained a loyal Sunday night audience, with a ratings high of 1.6 million and a highest average audience of 1.2 million.

Being Human’s extraordinary mix of drama, comedy and horror has earned the programme awards: The Writer’s Guild Award for ‘Best TV Drama Series’ in 2009, 2010 and 2012, as well as ‘Best Drama Series’ at the 2011 TV Choice Awards.
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In tomorrow night’s new Merlin, when Gwen is snatched from Camelot without warning, Merlin knows there can be only one person responsible: Morgana. Watch a sneak peek into “The Dark Tower,” when Merlin meets Queen Mab, and tune in at 10/9c on Syfy!

Then check out the second video where star Colin Morgan recaps “The Disir”.
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Apparently J.J. Abrams still isn’t satisfied with his workload…he was at the DICE Summit in Las Vegas today where he appeared on stage with Gabe Newell – the head of computer game maker Valve – the studio that produced the immensely popular Half-Life and Portal franchises.

And of course, they announced a partnership, under the guise of a conversation about the strengths and weaknesses of storytelling in movies and games.

J.J. Abrams said, “There’s an idea we have for a game that we’d like to work with Valve on.”

And perhaps the bigger news, “We’re going to figure out if we can make a Portal movie or Half-Life movie together,” according to Newell.

Another sad passing to announce today: Stuart Freeborn, the makeup and creature wizard responsible for many of the creatures seen in the original Star Wars trilogy including Chewbacca, Yoda, Jabba and several of the Cantina creatures, passed away today in England at the age of 98.

Freeborn also worked on 2001: A Space Odyssey, the Superman franchise, The Omen and many other movies.

Actor Robin Sachs, who has played many different roles across the board, often in prosthetic makeup, passed away last week at the age of 61.

Fans of Buffy the Vampire Slayer might recognize his face as that of Ethan Rayne, but he did a lot of voice work (most recently in the game Mass Effect 3) and acted frequently in prosthetic makeup, including the role of Sarris in the Tim Allen comedy Galaxy Quest, four different roles in Babylon 5 (two Narn and new Minbari), and General Valen in (Star Trek: Voyager).

I didn’t realize it was only speculation so far, but Disney’s CEO Bob Iger confirmed in a live interview with CNBC that Disney/Lucasfilm is working on several standalone Star Wars films, in addition to the continuing saga with Episode VII slated for 2015.

He couldn’t give any details as to characters or plot or anything like that, but did say that Lawrence Kasdan and Simon Kinberg are currently working on them, as reported back in November.