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Thanks to writer Phil Plait over at Slate, the following is an awesome new fan film based on the world of Joss Whedon’s Firefly that any fan of that verse should really enjoy!

Check out the link below and enjoy!:

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Veronica Mars

The folks over at E! Television aired the trailer for the much anticipated and fan-made Veronica Mars box office movie last night and followed that up with releasing it online for all to see so without further delay below you will find the link to the Veronica Mars movie directly below. Enjoy!

Veronica Mars Trailer

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Style: "Wizards"

Are you a fan of the syndicated series Legend of the Seeker that came to an end back in May of 2010?

If you are, then you probably know about the ongoing fan effort to get the show back on the air in some capacity.

The most recent effort that is currently happening is that Legend of the Seeker is part of SMGO: a new Kickstarter-type company whose charter is to bring back cancelled shows.

Fans can go to SMGO here to place their vote for Legend of the Seeker and once the show has reached the voting benchmark of 15,000 votes, proving that the show has a realistic chance to crowd-fund the show, SMGO will reach out to the appropriate production studio. The show cannot transition to this funding phase without production studio approval.

Legend of the Seeker is nearly there as the last voting tally was just a little over 13,900 votes. So, if you are a fan, go over to SMGO and make your vote count.

It should also be noted that author Terry Goodkind, whose book “The Sword of Truth” was the basis for this TV series, also recently gave his blessing to this fan endeavor. You can see his Facebook posting here.

Legend of the Seeker aired in syndication for two seasons all across the globe, telling the story of Richard Cypher (Craig Horner) a woodsman who turns out to be the Seeker, the one man in the fictional world of the Midlands, D’Hara and Westland who can defeat Darken Rahl, the evil ruler of D’Hara. Accompanied by Kahlan Amnell (Bridget Regan), a Confessor, an ancient order of women who oversee the welfare of the people of the Midlands and the Seeker and powerful wizard Zeddicus Zu’l Zorander (Bruce Spence), Richard sets out to defeat Darken Rahl.

You can learn about the efforts of the Legend of the Seeker fans by visiting Save Our Seeker here.

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Dating in LA and Other Urban Myths

Web series are all the rage lately; and another great, new female-themed web series is bound to be the talk of the internet this coming summer.

The popular blog Dating in LA and Other Urban Myths [which can be found here] from writer/producer Patricia Steffy is hoping to debut this summer, but the folks behind this production need your help. They have started an IndieGogo crowd-funding campaign page to raise financing for this project that will consist of ten episodes in its first season.

Here is the general premise behind Dating in LA and Other Urban Myths:

Kate Holt (to be played by Steffy) is lost. While Kate is an educated, successful business woman, she finds herself stymied when it comes to navigating the seemingly endless set of pitfalls inherent to the dating scene in Los Angeles. After all, no one comes to Los Angeles to find love—people here barely find like. Songs of found love are written about San Francisco or New York, not Los Angeles for a very good reason: L.A. is where dating comes to die.

Perhaps she has spent too much time wandering through literary realities, but as Kate begins her journey, she fervently longs for more formal times where intentions were declared before fluids were exchanged. And she would very much like to understand why a sane person, who would never pick up a hitchhiker, does not think twice about going home with a stranger met in a bar.

But these are the scenarios Kate is thrust into upon receiving an email from The EX proclaiming his joy at becoming engaged to someone he has known but briefly—a fact particularly difficult for Kate to reconcile given the decade she spent dating him.

Dating in L.A. and Other Urban Myths will follow Kate as she tries to accept the advice of her friends: she will now have to date in L.A. despite the reality that she is not 21, not a supermodel, and can’t comprehend why anyone thinks anal bleaching is good idea.

The cast of this new web series will also include actress Lesley Fera, best known for her recurring role of Veronica Hastings on the popular ABC Family drama Pretty Little Liars, as Penelope, a “no nonsense” type who thinks the world would be better off with less therapy and more common sense; and General Hospital star Jen Lilley, who will play Chloe, a wholesome, unintentional self-saboteur with a flair for both the dramatic and the romantic.

All funds raised through the Dating in LA and Other Urban Myths campaign will go towards paying for the first season (10 episodes) of the web series. This is, obviously, a passion project, being produced by independent artists who need your support to make it a reality.

If $10,000 is raised, the production team will be able to film an expanded pilot episode of the web series;

If $40,000 is raised, they can film some version (perhaps shorter) of the first season of the series;

But if $85,000 is raised, they will be able to film the entire 10 episodes with their fabulous actors and crew.

So, every penny counts and you can make a big difference for this unique production!

There are, of course, incentives for whatever donation each person can make. You can learn more about those by visiting the Dating in LA and Other Urban Myths IndieGogo fund-raising page here.

You can also help spread the word about Dating in LA and Other Urban Myths by spreading the word using IndieGogo share tools as well as following the production on Twitter at @datinglaseries and on Tumblr here.

NOTE: Please be on the look-out for updates on this new production, including casting announcements and a great fan-oriented contest coming soon.

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Veronica Mars

You’ve probably already seen the articles at Entertainment Weekly or at Entertainment Tonight Online.

Or, maybe you’ve been reading all the Twitter posts, but it looks like this thing just might finally happen.

What is “that” thing I speak of, you ask?

A Veronica Mars movie!

Well, it looks like it might film this summer for a 2014 release…as long as fans can step up and help the Kickstarter campaign, that is.

Please visit here to learn all the details!

Let’s make this happen, Marshmellows!!

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You can make your voice heard by voting in the Third Annual TV Guide Fan Favorites Awards; the top vote-getting show will be on the cover of the magazine too.

Here are the nominees:

Doctor Who
Fringe
Grimm
Happy Endings
Parks and Recreation
Pretty Little Liars
Scandal
Spartacus
The Vampire Diaries
The Walking Dead

Previous fan favorite shows Supernatural and Community are now in TV Guide’s Fan Favorites Hall of Fame and are NOT eligible.

You can vote as many times as you want right here. Polls close on October 28 at midnight (Pacific time), though.

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Are you among the millions of superhero fans who want to see the long in gestation Wonder Woman film finally come to the big screen?

Well, you just might get to see that project come to fruition albeit through a fan-made film made possible by fan donations at Indiegogo.

This Wonder Woman fan film is based on the successful imagery by SuperHero Photography, which you can check out here.

The following is verbatim from the Indiegogo website for the fan-made Wonder Woman film:

Every fan loves a fan film: a labor of love that presents a unique point of view, pushing the boundaries of what movies are allowed to do. Iconic characters are the most symbolic and the most important, and we chose Wonder Woman because she is EPIC, and arguably the most controversial of all of DC’s most beloved characters! To our knowledge their isn’t yet a Wonder Woman Fan Film out there that has been able to do her justice and we want to give the fans something to go gaga over!!

After the explosion of comments, shares, interviews of Adam Jay’s Wonder Woman photo shoot with Sarah Scott, we decided this is the time ! Sarah will be playing the role for this fan film.

You can learn more about the fan made film and its efforts to raise the necessary funds needed to make the film by visiting their official website Indiegogo.

DISCLAIMER: Wonder Woman is the intellectual property of DC Comics/Time Warner. No infringement is meant! (They) are just looking to play in their sandbox. And I am just helping to spread the word!

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TV Guide Magazine - 2012 Fan Favorite Awards

The votes are in, and TV Guide Magazine has announced the winners of the 2012 Fan Favorites Awards. The winners all received personalized trophies and will be featured in the April 16th issue of TV Guide Magazine, which will be on newsstands April 12.

Fans cast more than 200,000 votes on the TV Guide Magazine Facebook page during the two week voting period.

Among the winners of the TV Guide Magazine 2012 Fan Favorites Awards are:

Favorite Comedy
Community

Favorite Drama
Fringe

Favorite Actor
Michael C. Hall (Dexter)

Favorite Actress
Zooey Deschanel (New Girl)

Favorite Ensemble
Community

Favorite Comeback
Tim Allen (Last Man Standing)

Favorite Horror Show
Supernatural

Favorite Villain
Evil Queen (Lana Parrilla, Once Upon a Time)

Favorite New Show
Once Upon a Time

Favorite Couple
Castle and Beckett (Nathan Fillion and Stana Katic, Castle)

Favorite Guilty Pleasure
Ringer

Congrats to these (and all the other winners)! Make sure to pick up your copy of TV Guide Magazine later this week.

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Craig Horner

Fans of the now defunct, but not forgotten, syndicated series Legend of the Seeker were treated to a visit by lead actor Craig Horner at last weekend’s WonderCon. Craig made an appearance on both Saturday and Sunday of the annual convention at the Legend of the Seeker Fan Table, pleasing fans who traveled far and wide (and in rather unpleasant weather as well) to get a chance to meet the man who played Richard Cypher in the much beloved TV series.

Craig not only participated in autograph sessions but also photo sessions with fans on both days, thrilling everyone who attended even if it were only for a few hours each day. He spent his time at the Legend of the Seeker Fan Table, which was run by the members of the Save Our Seeker campaign, who are still hard at work to get a third season for the series that is based on the Sword of Truth novel by renowned author Terry Goodkind.

Craig Horner

If you are a fan of the syndicated series that included in its cast actresses Bridget Regan and Tabrett Bethell as well actors Bruce Spence and Craig Parker, you can join the Legend of the Seeker fans in their campaign efforts and find out much more about their cause at Save Our Seeker.

Thanks are extended to Laura Ventura and the other dedicated ladies (among them Elaine and Cha) of the Save Our Seeker campaign for all their hard work and dedication as well as their camaraderie on Saturday afternoon. And, a big thank you to Elaine (@elfierce on Twitter) for the photos.

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Can you believe that it has been 10 years since the launch of Firefly?

For those of you unfamiliar, Firefly is the short-lived FOX series from Joss Whedon (the man behind Buffy, Angel and Dollhouse) that starred Nathan Fillion (Castle), Morena Baccarin (Homeland), Gina Torres (Suits), Summer Glau (Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles), Adam Baldwin (Chuck), Ron Glass (Barney Miller), Jewel Staite (Stargate Atlantis) and Sean Maher (The Playboy Club).

Well, it has and according to the folks over at Firefly: The 10th Anniversary, it was back on Tuesday, March 5, 2002, that filming on Firefly began, officially launching what would go on to become one of the most infamously short-lived television series of all time, albeit one with a seemingly long-lived, and very busy, fandom.

To commemorate a decade of flying, Firefly: The 10th Anniversary will tip you to celebrations both major and minor, post obscure ephemera from back in the day, and maybe finagle a guest post or two — from those who made the show, those who watched the show, and those who helped make ten years of Firefly fandom what it was and continues to be.

You can learn more about Firefly: The 10th Anniversary and learn about events as they are posted here.

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