After 12 seasons, Fox’s long-running crime procedural ‘Bones’ is in its final chapter. Why is the show ending now? After 12 seasons, Fox’s long-running crime proceduralBonesis in its final chapter. Credit: Patrick McElhenney/FOX Why is the show ending now? “We were told it was our last year. It wasn’t that we called the connection and said, ‘We’d like to finish now.’ I’m not sure anybody is terribly upset or terribly shocked that it would be the last year....

The deadest of deadpans (Episode 3, Dont I Know You?) Did Villanellereallythink the Jewish Museum in Berlin was massively poignant? Only she (and her breakfast burrito) know for sure. Credit: BBC AMERICA A truly scary work ethic (Episode 6, Take Me to the Hole!) Hell, Id watch a wholeMidnight Run-style spinoff with these two. Make it happen, BBC America! The Golden Globes will air Sunday, Jan. 9, 2019, on NBC....

For him, that meant reducing the control a major studio had on quality, content, and marketing. Thats why there is no middleman. There is no one taking a cut. Claudette Barius/Fingerprint; Releasing/Bleecker Street The money is coming directly back to the creative pool. The economic model is pretty simple. You sell the foreign to cover the cost of the [film] negative. Claudette Barius/Fingerprint; Releasing/Bleecker Street People have done this before....

The choice of format has been one of the central tenets of Nolans crusade within the film world. Its the drum he bangs loudest. In 2008, Nolan became the first director to use IMAX cameras to shoot scenes in a feature film. Stephen Vaughan/Warner Bros. Audiences couldnt get this experience anywhere else. And it didnt make a damn bit of difference. Nolans frustration stems from the studios and their insistence on ignoring his successes....

If you tap on links we provide, we may receive compensation. “For me, HalloweenisTexas Chain Saw Massacre,” says the filmmaker. “If you want to get scared, you’re free to’t make better than this. This is incredibly smart, incredibly political, the cinematography is amazing. And, it’s incredibly amoral, you know? It’s not like you have the good guys and the bad guys. The victims are big aholes as well. When they die, you’re actually happy, because they are huge aholes....

There is no formula that can explainSupernaturals success. But evenSupernaturalhas struggled to re-create its magic in the form of a spin-off. Only then did the writers deliver a backdoor pilot that was worth the wait. Credit: Dean Buscher/The CW It worked because it felt likeSupernatural. And it worked because it didnt. But it also made sure to establish itself as its own entity. What would Kaia bring out in Claire?...

TheWill & Graceelection reunion specialfrom September sparked the inevitable question: Is a reunion on the way? Megan Mullally has a reason for optimism. One of the NBC sitcoms primary four stars, Mullally was bullish on the prospects of a reboot series. Credit: Debra Messing Instagram She even qualified the odds when asked byPrideSource. All I can say is that there is a very good chance that that might happen, she said....

Max Mutchnick said it took only 40 minutes for everyone to say yes. It was amazing, recalls Mutchnick, who created and executive produced the NBC comedy from 1998 to 2006. We gave them a date and brought everybody back together. Robert Trachtenberg for EW Everybody pretty much to a person, say for about three people, they showed up. We had everybody from the pilot do this. In front of and behind the camera, we had every single member....

Honey, they’re back. Thats a pretty bizarre thing." Eric McCormack With Will, its not like his neuroses are going to go away. Robert Trachtenberg for EW Hes going to start figuring out how to be happy as a man in his middle age. Were going to just do what we always did. Given whats happening in the world, that will obviously flavor a lot of our comedy and interaction. Robert Trachtenberg for EW...

There wasnt even a still photographer there to record the occasion. So we all in a very pointed way said, well,thank you. And thats when our heads turned like puppets and we saw four matching Porsches. National Motor Museum/Heritage Images/Getty Images SEAN HAYES:They were all in a row. They had bows on them. DEBRA MESSING:I remember looking over at Sean. His eyes fell out of his head. McCORMACK:The inference was, were not going to do this for all the shows....

I dont think Eric McCormack and Sean Hayes would mind us telling you that. Greenblatt told EW earlier that he doesnt want to presumeWill & Gracewould immediately be a hit series again. Nobody wants to jinx it, he said. We want to walk before we run and see it how feels and plays. I dont think its a fait accompli yet. We didnt do anything overt until after the episode aired and we saw the reaction....

Educate me, daddy? So, youre back? You believe that charades can become Heads Up! Credit: Chris Haston/NBC And speaking of Just Ja God, Im sorry…speaking of Jack, hes a daddy now. If youre not in familiar with the term, let me elaborate. Daddy is, in some circles, a compliment. They get their own sections on Twitter and, um, other apps and websites. Isnt it nice when musical-based aspirations come true?...

We didnt do anything overt until after the episode aired and we saw the reaction. We wanted to see what would come of it. They look the same. The show is the same. Its hilarious and insightful. So I asked, what about doing more episodes? So he said, Let me talk to the cast. Let me see what I can do.' The finale was a bit of an anomaly, a look into the future....