Awesome Tv

Dexter is back. While you wait for tonight’s season premiere, take a tour of the room where Dexter’s various murderous props are stored and prepped for the show. How ’bout that bin full o’ heads?

(NSFW) David Cross and Will Arnett reunite for the first episode IFC’s new dark comedy series “The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret.” Got 22 minutes to spare? Watch the premiere now.

If you were thinking about the new Apple TV, but would rather have 1080p video and not be tied down to iTunes, Roku’s latest players look pretty sweet. Cheapskates: pick up the $59 720p version.

Like peanut butter and chocolate, we are enjoying the combo of typography with iconic pop culture references from Jerod Gibson; it’s also a great way to remember your movie quotes. (Thanks James!)

Syfy’s awesomely bad Sharktopus hits the cable and satellite waves in less than a week (on 9/25), and we’re stoked. Here’s the new sneak preview of Roger Corman’s latest masterpiece.

The level of storytelling detail that’s coming together for HBO’s Game of Thrones compelled author George Martin to say it’s like walking into one of his dreams while visiting the set. Sweet.

With the new season of the most warped (and funny) show on television upon us this Thursday (9/16), catch up with Sweet Dee and the boys with last season’s Blu-ray/DVD release.

In this teaser for the new season of The Amazing Race, a contestant makes a mockery of launching a watermelon out of a supersized slingshot. “Ouch” doesn’t even begin to describe it. (Thanks Jeremy!)

Comedian-slash-Irish pirate Conan O’Brien announces the title of his new show, which will air on TBS starting November 8 – a title that ensures that Conan cannot be booted out of the show.

You saw the shakycam Comic-Con preview for Frank Darabont’s new zombie thriller The Walking Dead, now enjoy the full trailer in all its glory. We can’t wait for the Halloween night premiere.

Prepare for more super-powered comedy in the new season, filled with mind-blowing treats like Sgt. Hatred’s songs, the real Spider-Man and the world premiere of formal underwear.

If you think about the number of cigarettes smoked during the first three seasons of Mad Men, we’re pretty sure everyone in the show would have died of lung cancer by the start of this season.

Besides having one of the most kickass mustaches ever, we never had a clue how much Tom Selleck’s beloved tv character Thomas Magnum loved to party. Dos vedanya, man. (Thanks, Michael!)

Go back to the 80s with 14 episodes of Matt Frewer’s sometimes funny, always campy, and occasionally science-fiction-ey M-m-m-m-ax Headroom, finally coming to DVD this August.

NSFW: Proof positive that the UK gets all the funny shows before we remake and ruin them, BBC 3’s Mongrels features potty-mouthed animal puppets in adult situations. (Ok, we had TV Funhouse first).

Hulu Plus might be the dagger of death to US cable TV, streaming shows on the iPad, iPhone, PS3 and other connected devices over Wi-Fi and 3G for just $10/month. Still not ad free, though. Boo.

Yeah, we know that LOST is over. But so is the original Star Wars series, right? We just thought this mash-up by Cody Johnston was too good to pass up. Be sure to stick around for some yub nub.

HBO revealed its upcoming take on George R.R. Martin’s medieval fantasy epic during the True Blood premiere, and while the teaser is very brief, we’re stoked for its 2011 debut.

The 1080p HD WD TV Live Plus retains the series’ compact design while adding support for Netflix and Windows 7’s Play-to function as well as DVD navigation. If only it had Wi-Fi on board.

Are you sitting here in the 11th Hour leading up to the LOST finale, and still don’t understand what’s going on? Perhaps our feline friends can help you sort out any confusion you might have.

David Lyons stars in the new NBC program The Cape. He doesn’t have superpowers, but he does have his circus friends and his whip-like, spidersilk cape. Summer Glau adds geek cred to the show.

Feeling evil? This pocket-sized device will wreak havoc with your friends’ TV, randomly turning it off without human intervention. Just make sure you let ’em know the truth before they call tech support.

This just-announced software and hardware combo will lets you search content from the web, cable, satellite or media library from your TV and control it all with an Android phone or Harmony remote.