• NBC Is Considering Bringing Back the Original 'Law & Order' for a Limited Run

    Ever since Fox successfully brought back 24 last year for a limited run it seems like everyone is dipping into their history to see what great old show can also be revived. The network is supposedly seriously working now to bring back the cult classic The X-Files next and rumor has it that NBC has decided to kick around the idea of reviving a Dick Wolf classic, the original Law & Order.

  • Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny, Now Romantically Linked, Are Ready for Fox's Rebooted Version of 'The X-Files'

    It looks like die-hard fans of the iconic 1990s supernatural show "The X-Files" could be coming much closer to getting their fondest wish: a reboot of the popular hit. For years it was something that fans campaigned for, and while other parties kind of liked the idea, there was no serious discussion about it until now. Now that Fox has seen a show like "24" be successfully rebooted for a limited run, they are interested in doing the same for Moulder and Scully, who were played to perfection by David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson.

  • A Rebooted 'America's Best Dance Crew' Will Return More Than 2 Years After Being Canceled by MTV

    Remember when prime time television was loaded with dance competitions? Some thought there was not enough room for "Dancing with the Stars," "So You Think You Can Dance" and also "America's Best Dance Crew," so the latter was canceled more than two years ago. Apparently, after giving the show a breather, MTV had second thoughts and has agreed to reboot Randy Jackson's show after that brief hiatus. "ABDC," as it is affectionately known, will be returning this summer according to a press release MTV put out yesterday, Jan. 10."It's the best of the best as 'America's Best Dance Crew' returns this summer with six new episodes featuring dance crews from previous seasons of the hit competition series. Prepare for battles showcasing more amazing styles and innovative choreography as these crews keep the audience on the edge of their seats. Fresh talent and an all-new group of judges fill out what will be an electrifying season."'ABDC' is executive produced by Randy Jackson, Rob Lee (Bayonne Entertainment) and Howard and Karen Schwartz (Hip Hop International). Brooke Karzen, Dan Sacks and Louise Wu are the executives overseeing the project for Warner Horizon Television ('The Bachelor,' 'The Bachelorette,' 'The Voice'). Lauren Dolgen, Kristina Edwards, Michelle Klepper and Hannah Uszak are the executives in charge for MTV, " says the official statement.

  • David Lynch's 'Twin Peaks' Returning For A Limited Run On Showtime 25 Years After Cliffhanger Series Finale

    For the longest time Twin Peaks creator David Lynch insisted that the door was shut and bolted on the cult classic that to this day, sparks online debates over what really happened in that cliffhanger ending some 25 years ago. Obviously you can't believe everything you hear and people can change their minds so last Friday when both Lynch and Twin Peaks co-creator Mark Frost posted identical tweets at 11:30am with the hash tag #damngoodcoffee, fans took notice and crossed their fingers that it was a sign.

  • TNT Cancels 'Dallas' Reboot, Leaving Fans Without Closure After Season 3 Cliffhanger Finale

    Fans of the rebooted version of Dallas that has aired on TNT for the last season are not going to be happy with the powers-that-be who decided that the show will not be returning for a fourth season. The show was originally painted as a continuation of the long-running nighttime soap that ran on CBS for 14 seasons. In addition to introducing viewers' to new characters the network also tapped into Dallas' rich family history and brought back Larry Hagman, Patrick Duffy and Linda Gray to reprise their original characters. While the reboot never reached the same level of success as the original, it held its own in the ratings, raking in an average of 4.5 million viewers during season one.

  • Campy 90's Horror Flick 'I Know What You Did Last Summer' Is Getting A Reboot

    Nearly 20 years ago campy horror flicks were super-popular thanks to the crazy success of a not so little film called Scream. Not only did that make a mint but it also paved the way for a new breed of classic horror films with I Know What You Did Last Summer leading the pack. It was centered on four teenagers who accidentally ran over a pedestrian in the summer of 1996. The following year a hooded killer decided to exact revenge on the teens- hence the movie title. The original film grossed $120 million worldwide and spun off two sequels. Fans will be thrilled to learn that the original is going to be rebooted in 2016.
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