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Eureka is set to premiere July 29, 2008. There was a rumor going around saying Eureka was going to have 21 episodes this season. Well it turns out that the third season is only getting 8 episodes (which is better than nothing) and the fourth season is getting 13 episodes.

Stargate Atlantis is set to also have a summer premiere.

Battlestar Galactice season four episodes description:

403 - The thin line that separates humanity from the rapidly evolving Cylons is redrawn, as Starbuck returns from the dead with claims that she has found Earth.

404 - Conflict and mistrust torment humans and Cylons alike, as both sides struggle to understand their respective mythologies — one rooted on Earth, the other in the mysteries of the Final Five.

405 - With Kara Thrace piloting a lone freighter in her desperate search for Earth, political intrigue and marital discord aboard the Galactica are paralleled by deep rifts in the Cylons' solidarity.

406 - Religious freedom is debated and defended as the messianic Gaius Baltar promotes his belief in one true God.

407 - The prospect of a truce between humanity and the Cylons encourages Starbuck to trust an old enemy.

408 - The cancer-stricken President Laura Roslin and hotheaded pilot Kara Thrace both must make difficult leaps of faith in order to accept an uneasy alliance with the Cylons.

409- President Roslin's leadership is tested as the Galactica teams up with Cylon rebels in a plot to destroy the enemyÕs vital Resurrection Hub.

410 - President Roslin's abduction by the Cylon Hybrid triggers a bitter power struggle within the Colonial fleet.

411 - In pursuit of the enemy's Resurrection Hub, a misfit team of Viper pilots and Cylon rebels become uneasy collaborators as they formulate a battle plan.

412 - A band of rebel Cylons holds President Roslin hostage while attempting to lure the Final Five out of hiding inside the Galactica and the human fleet.

413 - Starbuck learns that the dire predictions of the Cylon Hybrid might be true, and a devastating discovery plunges the fleet into chaos and despair.

Sources: VisitEureka.net, SciFi.com Gateworld.com

Blog: Eureka Unscripted
Wed, March 5, 2008 (Miscellaneous)
Reported by: Eric Wallace
Eureka continues to expand its web presence by announcing our new writers' blog.

Check it out at:

http://eurekaunscripted.tumblr.com/

Like our Facebook page of the same name--Eureka Unscripted--fans can read this blog to get exclusive information on the writing and making of Eureka's third season.

It all leads up to our Season Three Premiere this Summer on Sci Fi Channel!

Thanks, and see you online,

The Eureka Season Three Writing Staff

Courtesy of TVguide.com

The boards for both branches of the Writers Guild of America on Sunday unanimously approved the tentative deal reached on a new contract. The boards are also taking the final decision on liftng the strike to membership in a vote on Tuesday.

In the meantime, showrunners will get going even sooner, heading back to work Monday to get crews set up and production facilities going again, as will writers who have producing duties on their shows. Ballots to ratify the three-year deal are also going out to members, and will be returned within a 10-12 day period.

Patric Verrone commented on the deal agreement, saying, "This is the best deal this guild has bargained for in 30 years."

Verrone also went on to praise the work of the three CEOs who stepped up in the decisive moments of negotiations, including News Corp. chief Peter Chernin, Disney head Robert Iger and CBS' top dog, Leslie Moonves. Until the business chiefs sat down at the bargaining table, Verrone said, "We spent about three months getting nowehere."

In light of the huge support among writers for the deals in members' meetings on both coasts Saturday, it's expected that they'll be in favor to end the strike in Tuesday's vote, and be able to return to work as early as Wednesday. For writers pushed out of contracts in force majeure situations, many will be hired back, but in a case-by-case scenario, in which the status of each show will affect the deals.

As the final logistical steps are taking place, as least most of Hollywood will start getting back into motion. — Anna Dimond

At long last, a strike chart you can get excited about!

With an end to the three-month-old WGA strike imminent (yay!), the networks have quietly begun outlining plans to salvage what's left of the current TV season. At the same time, I've been quietly picking at my moles to get a preview of those plans — the results of which appear in chart form below.

Keep in mind that the following information remains extremely tentative and is subject to change (and probably will). In other words, I strongly suggest you refresh your browser at least once an hour to ensure that you're getting the most up-to-date scoop possible.

24 Expected to return this fall or January '09.

30 Rock Expected to shoot 5 to 10 new episodes to air in April/May.

Back to You Two pre-strike episodes remain. Future TBD*.

Bionic Woman No new episodes expected. Ever.

Big Love Expected to go into production on Season 3 in March. Airdate info is TBD.

Bones Four pre-strike episodes left. Unclear whether additional episodes will be produced for this season.

Brothers & Sisters Expected to shoot 4 or 5 new episodes to air in April/May.

Chuck No new episodes until fall.

Criminal Minds Expected to shoot 4 to 7 new episodes to air in April/May.

CSI Expected to shoot 4 to 7 new episodes to air in April/May.

CSI: Miami Expected to shoot 4 to 7 new episodes to air in April/May.

CSI: NY Expected to shoot 4 to 7 new episodes to air in April/May.

Desperate Housewives Expected to shoot 4 or 5 new episodes to air in April/May.

Dirty Sexy Money No new episodes planned until fall; three remaining pre-strike episodes will undergo some tweaking and kick off fall run.

ER TBD.

Everybody Hates Chris Twelve pre-strike episodes remain. No additional episodes expected for this season.

Friday Night Lights No new episodes expected for this season. Future TBD.

Gossip Girl Expected to shoot up to 9 new episodes to air in April/May/June.

Grey's Anatomy Expected to shoot 4 or 5 new episodes to air in April/May

Heroes TBD.

House Expected to shoot 4 to 6 new episodes to air in April/May.

How I Met Your Mother Expected to shoot 5 to 7 new episodes to air in April/May.

Jericho Seven episodes remain. No additional episodes expected for this season.

Las Vegas Three pre-strike episodes remain. No additional episodes expected for this season.

Law & Order: SVU TBD.

Life No new episodes expected until fall.

Life Is Wild No new episodes expected. Ever.

Lost Six pre-strike episodes remain. Six additional episodes could air this season.

Medium Six pre-strike episodes remain. No additional episodes expected this season.

Men in Trees Eleven pre-strike episodes remain. No additional episodes expected this season.

Moonlight No new episodes expected until fall.

My Name Is Earl Expected to shoot 8 to 10 new episodes to air in April/May.

NCIS Expected to shoot 5 to 7 new episodes, only three of which may air this season.

The New Adventures of Old Christine Seven pre-strike episodes remain. No additional episodes expected this season.

Numbers Expected to shoot 5 to 7 new episodes, only three of which may air this season.

October Road Five pre-strike episodes remain. Future beyond that TBD.

The Office Expected to shoot 5 to 10 new episodes to air in April/May.

One Tree Hill Six pre-strike episodes remain. Future beyond that TBD.

Prison Break Two pre-strike episodes remain. Future beyond that TBD.

Private Practice Expected to shoot 4 or 5 new episodes to air in April/May.

Pushing Daisies No new episodes until fall.

Reaper Three pre-strike episodes remain. Future beyond that TBD.

Samantha Who? Three remaining pre-strike episodes could possibly surface this season, or be held until fall (see Dirty Sexy Money).

Scrubs Four pre-strike episodes remain. Four additional episodes will likely be shot; unclear whether they'll air on NBC or go straight to DVD.

Smallville Four pre-strike episodes remain. Expected to shoot 3 to 5 additional episodes to air in April/May.

Supernatural Two pre-strike episodes remain. Expected to shoot 3 to 5 additional episodes to air in April/May.

Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles Five pre-strike episodes remain. Future beyond that TBD.

Two and a Half Men Expected to shoot 5 to 7 new episodes to air in April/May.

Ugly Betty Expected to shoot 4 or 5 new episodes to air in April/May.

Women's Murder Club No additional episodes expected for this season. Future TBD, although one Club member admits, "We're terrified that it's over for us."

* TBD = To be determined

Courtesy of TVGuide.com

Just when we were convincing ourselves that we really could get into a TV schedule comprised of nothing but Paradise Hotel 2, Big Brother and cooking shows, the WGA has reached a tentative deal with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers. At 3 am Saturday morning (god bless the morning people!), the union's East and West Coast presidents zapped off emails to their membership stating that a deal has been made through 2011 that "protects a future in which the Internet becomes the primary means of both content creation and delivery."

Key among the new pact's points of interest is the 2 percent of the distributor's gross receipts that writers will receive when their TV/movie work is reused online. Until the ink dries, I won't say it outloud, but I will quietly type it: "Yippee!"

Check back later this weekend and often for updates on the actual WGA vote.

Courtesy of TVGuide.com

by Erik Brudvig

US, February 6, 2008 - BioWare and Microsoft sent out word today to announce the first set of Mass Effect downloadable content. The pack, called Bring Down the Sky, is set to release on March 10 at 2AM PST for 400 Microsoft Points (US $5). This is the first in a series of upcoming downloadable content planned for the game that Microsoft claims 1.6 million people have picked up.

The Bring Down the Sky download will introduce a new uncharted world and features the alien race of the Batarians. An extremist group has hijacked an asteroid station in the Asgard system and put it on a collision course with the colony world Terran Nova. It's up to Commander Shepard to save the innocent civilians.

The download is estimated to last roughly 90 minutes to play and adds a new 50 point Achievement.

Courtesy of IGN

Courtesy of VisitEureka.net

Mon, February 4, 2008

Reported by: Ian Mullen
Our friends over at TVShowsOnDVD.com have done it again. Gord Lacey and David Lambert, thanks to "VERY reliable (but anonymous) industry sources" have once again got the scoop on the info.

The current date is said to be June 17th, 2008, which is still subject to change but not expected to by the TV-DVD site. Universal Home Entertainment have not released the formal announcement yet, but are expected to in the coming weeks, with more details and possibly artwork for the set.

Stick with VisitEureka.net - we'll be posting said announcement and any further details as soon as anything is made available by the studio.

Grrr, argh...

So, as reported right here in this column, the widespread rumor reverberating throughHollywood over the weekend was that the WGA-AMPTP deal was "done," and all that was left before the strike was officiallyover was to dot the i's and cross the t's.

Giddy over this prospect, we fanned out to interrogate some folks on the writers' side about what this means for the rest of the TV season.

Emails came back as a mixture of "Say wha?" and "Says who?" Huh. Then came the letter from WGA president Patric Verrone to members, which said, essentially, that it ain't over till it's over. "We are still in talks and do not yet have a contract," Verrone wrote."Picketing will resume on Monday." Damn.

After interviewing multiple sources close to the negotiations yesterday and today,it has become clearthere are a couple of remaining issues on the table.

Among them, according to sources,is an established length of proposed "promotional clips" that the studios and networks could use free of charge under the new agreement. (Is a "clip" 20 seconds?Two minutes? All 22 minutes of an episode of 30 Rock?) That length was not determined in the DGA deal.

So, why the widespread word on Saturday that the deal was done? According to Nikki Finke's blog at deadlinehollywooddaily.com, Peter Chernin was telling people at the Super Bowl yesterday that "the strike was over," which is exactly what everyone else in the industrywas hearing from high-placed sources. Hence, the story was picked up by nearly every media outlet over the weekend, including the The New York Times and Associated Press.

One longtime screenwriter close to the negotiations lobs this allegation: "We think [the AMPTP]sent out the message that thestrike is overto try and weaken our resolve. Why else wouldanyone try toannounce anything before it is actually over?"

The AMPTP also went on record today to deny rumors of a done deal, though an AMPTP source also told time.com to "stay tuned."

Meanwhile,a nonpartisan, looky-loo commuterjust texted in to tell us: "Just drove past Paramount [Studios], and the [WGA] picketers are out in full force. They are stronger than I've seen in many weeks."

Wheredo things stand now? Well, the writers have the very big stick of an Oscar picket line. The producers wield the weighty bat of "Work stoppages hurt the little guy most."

Will this standoff have a swift resolution, or could the cold war between the two sides drag on—or worse, get downright hot? Give us your thoughts in the Comments section below.

And say a little prayer for our good friend Mr. Television while you're at it.

Courtesy of E!Online