Awesome Tv Series

The fourth season of Boardwalk Empire is fast approaching. Let this trailer for the prohibition era drama suck you back in with the style and violence the series is known for and an ominous new antagonist played by Jeffrey Wright.

Ricky Gervais’ comedic better half slash The Office co-creator slash the voice of Portal 2’s Wheatley returns to television in this new series about a dorky guy and his escapades with the ladies. Premieres 9/29/13 on HBO.

(SPOILERS) With just a few days left before the remaining episodes of Breaking Bad air, let’s catch up on the running gags, references and quirks of the TV show with the help of Screen Junkies. We totally forgot about the barrels.

We’re not sure why Netflix says Derek is its original series – it’s not even exclusive to them – but either way Ricky Gervais’ show about a simple-minded but good natured caregiver will soon be released outside the UK.

One of the bonus features on the DVD and Blu-ray of the last season of The Office is the footage from its auditions. This excerpt shows us who Dunder Mifflin’s employees could have been. Seth Rogen as Dwight Schrute? Nah.

“Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair.” Walter White recites Ozymandias over shots of New Mexico’s barren landscape. An ominous teaser for the final episodes of Vince Gilligan’s addictive TV series. Our bodies are ready.

(NSFW: Language) For the past 8 years, Ted Slowsby Mosby has been telling his kids all sorts of stories, except for the one he promised to tell them. They finally had enough. They should have called the show The Neverending Story II.

A reboot of Carl Sagan’s classic series, this epic 14-part documentary stars astrophysics badass Neil deGrasse Tyson – and is produced, surprisingly, by Seth MacFarlane. Coming to FOX in 2014. (Thanks, Wille from Feber!)

The 2013 Comic-Con trailer for the next season of The Walking Dead has hordes of zombies, Michonne on a horse, much more of Tyreese and crew, and what looks like the end of prison living. October 13th can’t arrive soon enough.

Whose Line Is It Anyway is back, and The CW Network is uploading the show’s full episodes on its website. The improv skills of Wayne Brady, Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie are as good as ever.

Even though the folks on the show getting transported weren’t actually spinning, this low-budget recreation of the Star Trek transporter effect using Christmas lights looks pretty darn accurate.

HBO’s all-too-brief series of Life’s Too Short is ending in a special one hour episode with guest star Val Kilmer; with these hilarious little crumbs, we can’t wait to see it on July 5th.

Set for FOX’s Fall 2013 lineup, it stars Karl Urban as a troubled cop who is forced to work with the department’s mandatory new “synthetic” officers. From J.H. Wyman (Fringe) and J.J. Abrams (What is he not involved in?)

An eight-year-old boy wakes up in a field with vague memories of his life – a life which apparently ended 32 years earlier. One of the more compelling sounding series on ABC’s 2013 Fall lineup.

Can’t handle the fact that The Office is over? Let YouTuber Ingensson ease the pain. He’s uploaded all of the blooper reels from Seasons 2 to 8 of the show. It’s almost 2 hours worth of hilarity. Say goodbye to your day.

Welcome to 2013, the year where everything’s a sequel or a reboot and… holy crap Whose Line is it Anyway is coming back! Here’s Wayne Brady, Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles poking fun at 90210 along with new host Aisha Tyler.

Some of the cast and crew of The Office look back on their stint and express their deep gratitude to their fans and co-workers in one of the best series remakes in TV history. We hope Steve Carell gets his own retrospective.

The full trailer for Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. sees Agent Coulson – or someone who looks like him – assemble a team of crime drama stereotypes secret agents to handle cases involving superhumans. It’s CSI: Fringe.

Netflix is about to find out if there’s still money in the banana stand. The dysfunctional Bluth family returns to wreak more havoc on the 4th season of Arrested Development. Premieres 05/26/13 exclusively on Netflix.

Agen Phil Coulson springs back to life in Marvel’s live action TV series. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. sees Coulson assemble his own team to “protect the ordinary from the extraordinary.” Co-written by Joss Whedon and Jeph Loeb, among others.

Sheriff Rick and the gang sound pretty darn funny in this exceptional bad lip reading of the beloved television show The Walking Dead. And that’s how they do it on Broadway.

To help celebrate her husband Oren’s birthday, Leigh Lahav created this amusing reel of fake TV openings with Oren and his family in the starring roles. Why don’t we ever get birthday cards this awesome? (Thanks Kenny!)

(Spoilers, Gore) Effects house Stargate Studios shows off their brain-bashing, head-chopping, limb-removing, blood-spraying VFX chops in this reel of some of the insane zombie kills seen in The Walking Dead Season 3.