Although it’s been over 10 years now since we last journeyed through space with the crew of the starship Serenity, fans of Joss Whedon’s cult classic Firefly television series have never given up hope that we’d see the crew of Captain Malcolm Reynold’s starship one more time. While Star Wars fans and Trekkers might be loyal, it’s fair to say they ain’t got nuthin’ on Browncoats when it comes

ABC’s Castle will return from the holiday break a week later than planned. But that’s hardly the most interesting scheduling news at hand. Season 8 will now resume on Monday, Feb. 8, TVLine has confirmed, with the competitive a cappella-themed episode “Tone Death.” (Filling the procedural’s time slot on Feb. 1 is a bonus edition of The Bachelor‘s live aftershow.) To then get

Even eight seasons in, ABC’s Castle has some fresh territory to be explored. Namely, a courtroom trial for one the many murders Beckett & Co. have solved. “For the first time ever in Castle history, you go into a courtroom, you actually see a trial based on a case,” co-showrunner Alexi Hawley tells TVLine. And while the murder case at hand is not one

It really shouldn’t be a shock that the cast of the new Vimeo series Con Man delivered one of the most fun panels of this year’s New York Comic Con — they’ve been friends in real life for years, and they all have an undying love for conventions like this one and all the people who attend them. The silliness began right away,

Castle and Nashville, ABC’s last two “holdouts,” this winter will adopt the extended midseason break plan originated by such sister series as Once Upon a Time, Scandal and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Castle, which in recent years has only taken five or six weeks off in the winter, this season will air its fall finale on Nov. 23, then not resume

He’s best known for solving intricate crimes on ABC’s Castle. But the lovable Nathan Fillion can’t figure out how to stop getting pranked by co-star Jon Huertas. Fillion spoke with ABC’s Albert Lawrence about the rambunctious pranks that Huertas throws his way on the set of Castle. “I can always rely on him to put a smile on my face when I’m

Halo 5: Guardians may continue Master Chief’s story from Halo 4, but it doesn’t begin with the exploits of the universe’s most famous spartan. Instead, it begins with the man looking for him, Jameson Locke, and his team. Xbox has unveiled the opening cinematic for Halo 5, which showcases Locke (played by Mike Colter) and his team — which includes returning fan-favorite Nathan Fillion