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The CW has ordered new seasons of its hit genre shows "The Vampire Diaries," "Supernatural" and "Arrow." As The CW's most watched show, "Arrow" -- based on the DC Comics character Green Arrow -- made its debut in October 2012 and is averaging 4.3 million viewers. The series earned the best premie ...

The is “no question” that The CW's "Supernatural" is returning for an eighth season, according to Mark Pedowitz, the network's president. Pedowitz expressed his support for the series Monday during the Television Critics Association’s summer press tour in Beverly Hills, Calif. And he hopes ...

This review may contain spoilers Richard Roman Enterprises has purchased Sucrocorp, the world's largest manufacturer of high fructose corn syrup, an ingredient in almost any processed food. It is perhaps a day from the announcement when all the food is contaminated by a turducken pacification dru ...

This review may contain spoilers As the boys begin to hammer on Dick's clay block without any particular regard for the durability of its contents, a massive (global?) lightning storm begins, sort of syncing with the hammering. They ignore this blatant supernatural warning. As they reveal the ...

This review may contain spoilers This episode essentially stars guest actor and geek goddess Felicia Day (Charlene "Charlie" Bradbury), and it plays heavily to that audience with dialog and decor constantly referencing genre classics. The boys and Bobby, while present, are just background an ...

"The Vampire Diaries" and "Supernatural" are returning to The CW for the 2012-2013 season. As the network's top-rated show, "The Vampire Diaries" now heads into its fourth season; "Supernatural" will mark its eight season. Kevin Williamson ("Scream") and Julie Plec ("Kyle XY," "Wasteland") exe ...

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This review may contain spoilers With all the ghosts and ghost-specific drama like the bad ghost draining the others, this episode felt very "Being Human." Hunter friend, Annie (Jamie Luner), disappears into a haunted house; so the boys fumble around trying to find her. A portly ghost, Dexter ...

This review may contain spoilers Garth Fitzgerald IV (DJ Qualls), first introduced in "Time for a Wedding!" from Season 7, is quite the character. It is miraculous how his strangely skewed world view and general incompetence combined with hunting has somehow not ended with him quickly dead. His q ...