FUTURE ON FOX

Airlock Alpha announced their nominations for the 2009 Portal Awards, which recognizes the science-fiction genre and is voted on by fans. Fringe, Dollhouse and Terminator are all up for nods in the TV categories!

FRINGE - Best Series, Joshua Jackson for Best Actor and John Noble for Best Supporting Actor.

DOLLHOUSE - Best Series, Best Episode (“Omega”), Eliza Dushku for Best Actress, Olivia Williams for Best Supporting Actress and Alan Tudyk for Best Guest Star in “Omega.”

TERMINATOR: THE SARAH CONNOR CHRONICLES - Summer Glau for Best Supporting Actress and Thomas Dekker for Best Young Actor.

The full list is here. Voting begins June 25th!

You’ve seen the clips from our new series Past Life. Here’s a real news story about the same subject.

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Didja love Glee??

Maybe you missed it on TV, or just want to watch it again.
Watch the whole episode online for free here
UPDATE: Download the whole episode for free on iTunes too!

Can’t get the music out of your head?
Buy the Glee cast versions of “Rehab” and “Don’t Stop Believin’” on iTunes

We’ve given you sneak previews, trailers, music, interviews. What else do we have to do to convince you that we love this show? Oh, right — we can actually put it on the air.

How ’bout tonight? Think of it as your own exclusive-Hollywood-VIP screening before the show premieres in the Fall. But it’s on TV.

Tonight at 9:01pm (8:01 CST) after American Idol.

And all you Social Networkers! Here’s a few more presents from us:
GLEE MySpace page
GLEE Facebook group
GLEE Twitter
“Rachel’s” Facebook page
“Finn’s” Facebook page
“Kurt’s” Facebook page
“Mercedes’s” Facebook page
“Coach Sue’s” Facebook page
“Emma’s” Facebook page

Dollhouse returns! And, along with the multitude of fans who commented/emailed/called, we’re excited!

The big guys at Fox explained to reporters this morning why they decided to stick with it:

“We think we can grow the show,” Fox Entertainment Chairman Peter Rice said. “The show became much stronger creatively during the course of the season. Joss feels very energized about it, and we believe in him as a creator. We feel he can build the show and grow in the new season and that Friday is a good place for it to do that.”

Joss Whedon talks about its renewal with THR’s Live Feed:

The last few episodes we got to play “the man behind the curtain” a lot. We did less of, “And this week, she’s a neurosurgeon!” Which we’ll still do to an extent, it’s part of the fun. But we got into what makes the place tick, what makes it wrong. It was less, “Murder She Was Imprinted to Write.” The episodes were more satisfying and the network responded to that. And we also responded to their ideas about pacing and it being more of a thriller and a conspiracy so they were seeing what they were hoping for when we got the aspect we were looking for.

And he even teases about the new episodes in a comment at Whedonesque:

But oh, the terrible things my brain is brewing… Just wait. We’ll make it worth it.

Before they even got word of the official pickup, Co-EPs Liz Craft and Sarah Fain give some hints about Season 2 to their hometown paper, the Kansas City Star:

Craft: Alpha will be out there, but we’ll have someone else in Season 2, I’m sure. We always wanted him to get away.