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Lone Gunmen Actress Gets Work

Zuleikha Robinson was Yves on the quickly canceled Lone Gunmen series, and her character on the quickly canceled New Amsterdam was also Eve. Lost is already not quickly canceled since it's been on for years, so finally her streak is broken! Thanks, Lost! I bet her character gets shot, though. That happens to all the Lost ladies. Whatever happened to stabbing and blowing up and dropping off cliffs? Come on, people!

DC Comics Movie Slapass Update: Preacher

Preacher won't be an HBO series, says director Mark Steven Johnson, who tried to make it one. He said the head of HBO said it was "too dark and too violent and too controversial. Which, of course, is kind of the point!"

Hooray for HBO! More time for them to show movies we rented six months ago!

Marvel Heroes And Anime Taste Great Together

Marvel superheroes will be made into anime versions for Japanese-made cartoons in 2010. Doctor Octopus is going to be so famous.

Babylon AD director Says Movie Not Awesome

I don't think this is what they meant when they told the Babylon AD director to promote the movie. He said the movie was "pure violence and stupidity." That makes me want to see it right now. And isn't he afraid Vin Diesel will headbutt him?

Deadbooks: Scary Novel With Bonus Freakiness

The Deadbooks is an sci-fi horror novel by Hasso Wuerslin. The first season is up now, with 10 hours of stuff, including 30 actors and 40 music groups.

It's about a spaceship that finds Earth with no one on it, and a dead Earth guy's memories possess a guy on the ship, who relives the poor jerk's final days, where, most likely, negative hijinks ensued.

Champions of the Galaxy: Pro Wrestling Not Just For Sci Fi Channel

Likers of pro wrestling wonder why there's a pro wrestling show on Sci Fi Channel. Non-likers of pro wrestling also wonder that, but they have bigger issues, so forget them. The wrestling game Champions of the Galaxy combines the sci-fi and the wrestling, so you can play aliens and cyborgs and such doing wrestling moves upon each other. Now the game is playable online, so you can smoosh together your Internet time with your sci-fi time and your wrestling time. It's so convenient. You can even eat while you play.