Hawaii Film Office busy Sports Illustrated Swimsuit TV shows

The Hawaii Film Office has been busy this summer with several high-profile films, publications and television series filming in the state, including Sports Illustrated’s Swimsuit Edition, Dateline NBC, Anthony Bourdain’s new show, “The Getaway,” the game show "Wheel of Fortune" and a $15 million independent film, according to public documents from the governor’s office obtained by PBN.

Saturday TV Ratings: Dateline Saturday Night Harry Potter

Saturday, August 16, 2014 ratings — New episodes: Dateline Saturday Night Mystery. Specials: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. Reruns: 48 Hours, CSI, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, and Glee.

CBS Extant TV Series Starring Halle Berry: Review Nightmares

"Extant" continues to surprise and scare its audience with its recent episodes. This latest chapter "Nightmares" is definitely taking us down the rabbit hole into Halle Berry and Steven Spielberg's minds.

In CBS' summer TV series of "Extant" it is turning out to be a little bit of "The X Files," and a lot of Spielberg references from his past films and TV shows. Does it hurt or help a freshman TV series like "Extant" to use Spielberg references? In little ways yes, and in other ways absolutely not.

Strike Back: Final Season Cinemax Series Delayed Until 2015

Fans of Cinemax‘s Strike Back TV show will have to wait awhile longer for the fifth and final season. The cable channel has revealed that the new episodes won’t start airing until sometime in 2015.

Production on the final season’s 10 episodes had to be put on hold after star Sullivan Stapleton — Sgt. Damien Scott on the show — sustained a serious off-set injury in February.

Fall TV: A time to greet new shows say goodbye friends

It's farewell for 'Sons of Anarchy' and 'Boardwalk Empire' and hello to 'Gotham,' 'The Flash,' 'Madam Secretary' and lots more.

Two of the best shows on TV in recent years, or maybe in any years, say goodbye this fall.
Nor does history suggest either will leave quietly.
“Sons of Anarchy” on FX and “Boardwalk Empire” on HBO will wind it up after, respectively, seven and five seasons.