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In this behind-the-scenes featurette, Devlin talks a bit about the story while Kerry Condon discusses the experience of working with Tennant, who was perfectly genial offscreen but turned into a completely different person when the cameras began rolling.

The CW has set its summer 2018 premiere dates for new drama series The Outpostand Burden of Truth and returning series My Last Days, Whose Line Is It Anyway?, Penn & Teller: Fool Us and Masters Of Illusion. In addition the season finales for Life Sentence and Supergirl are set for Friday, June 14 and Monday, June 18, respectively.

Electric Entertainment will team again with P&A financier and media provider Global Pictures Media for Bad Samaritan, Electric’s upcoming release directed by Electric Entertainment CEO Dean Devlin.

Has The CW found its next great female heroine?

Legion M, the world's first fan-owned entertainment company, is joining Dean Devlin's Electric Entertainment for the upcoming thriller BAD SAMARITAN which debuts nationwide April 27th.

In today's crowded TV landscape, there are more outlets for great shows than ever before.

TV networks and streaming services are always on the hunt for the next great series, and the competition among them has enhanced not only the breadth, but also the quality of their offerings.

Ex-Doctor Who and Broadchurch star David Tennant proved he could play a very nasty piece of work on the first season of Jessica Jones and it looks like he’s doing so again in the new movie Bad Samaritan (out March 30).

Woody Harrelson may be an Academy Award nominee (for the third time) for Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, but last year also saw him transform into president Lyndon B. Johnson for the biopic, LBJ. In this exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the filming of LBJ, Harrelson weighs in on the legacy of the 36th president.

NBCUniversal International Networks has acquired The Outpost, an original fantasy adventure series that will air on Syfy channels outside the U.S. Stargate co-writer and producer Dean Devlin, and Stargate SG-1 showrunner/exec producer Jonathan Glassner are exec producers of the series created by Arrowstorm Entertainment’s Kynan Griffin and Jason Faller (Mythica). 

Most movies about politicians depict either slippery narcissists — "Nixon," "The Deal" (about Tony Blair), "Game Change" (Sarah Palin), this spring’s "Chappaquiddick" (Ted Kennedy) — or complicated personalities driven to achieve the greater good, as in "Lincoln" and the Franklin Roosevelt love story "Hyde Park on Hudson."

In TNT’s fantasy thriller The Librarians, the dedicated Librarians have fought myriad evil supernatural beings to ­protect their magical repository and its invaluable artifacts. But in Season 4, each of them will ­consider checking out. Exec ­producer Dean Devlin tells us why.

It's tether day for The Librarians. 

The Crown, Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., and Guillermo Del Toro's animated Troll Hunters are among the month's top binge TV offerings. Plus, catch up with Shawn Spencer and Gus Guster before Psych: The Movie. 

When TNT's crime-stopping, world-saving geniuses of The Librarians return for Season 4 on December 13, they'll have a new big-bad standing in their path. That baddie is being played by John Noble—who we are sure will please fans after seeing his devilish run on Sleepy Hollow.

“Big adventures” await The Librarians, says the official key art poster for Season 4, which features Eve (Rebecca Romijn), Cassandra (Lindy Booth), Ezekiel (John Harlan Kim), Jenkins (John Larroquette) and Jacob (Christian Kane) in an homage to pulp adventure-style novels.

If several actors can tackle the legacy of Winston Churchill and be awarded for it, then why not Lyndon Baines Johnson? In recent times we have seen British actor Tom Wilkinson take him on somewhat controversially in Selma, as well as Bryan Cranston in his Tony-winning and Emmy-nominated turn in All the Way; both were excellent in the role, especially Cranston. Now we can add — of all people — Woody Harrelson to the club in LBJ, director Rob Reiner’s stirring biopic.

Dean Devlin’s Electric Entertainment and Arrowstorm Entertainment are teaming on The Outpost, a 10-episode hourlong fantasy adventure series set to begin shooting this year in Utah.