Nathan Fillion is up for a Shorty Award and only you can help him win!

Author Neil Gaiman will be speaking to his fans at UCLA on Thursday, February 4 at 8pm and Whedonopolis.com has a pair of tickets available for our readers!

Congratulations to MARY CROST who won the pair of tickets. Enjoy the show!

Acting, directing, producing, hosting, performing the occasional musical number on various shows and guest judging on American Idol apparently leave Neil Patrick Harris with huge gaps of downtime, as he's now decided to try his hand at hosting and executive producing a game show.

If there's one thing that Supernatural fans have been clamoring for, it's a body-swap episode in the vein of "Freaky Friday." The idea of Jensen playing Sam and Jared playing Dean has been on the forefront of most fans' wish lists since the show began. Welp, with our latest episode, "Swap Meat," we finally get a body-swap episode, but it's totally not what anyone expected (or wanted, in some cases). With what in mind, let's take a look at this week's episode... 

Nearly a year, 26 episodes, 25 shown on TV.

Now, Joss Whedon and Eliza Dushku's Dollhouse is closed.

The finale had a lot to offer, but some may think there was still something missing. If Epitaph One had aired, and there were more episodes to fill the gaps, it would have been perfect. As Dr. Saunders said, "I wish we had more time."
 

Hot on the heels of last night's episode, "Swap Meat" (of which my review is forthcoming), the CW has sent us clips for next week's Supernatural episode, "The Song Remains The Same". Check 'em out after the cut.  

In more Supernatural news (no, we're not becoming a Supernatural site, there's just been a lot of stuff lately), the CW has sent us some stuff for tomorrow's new episode, "Swap Meat." You can see them after the cut.  

Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles, of Supernatural, have released a video claiming that they have no affiliation with any social networking sites, and that anyone on those sites claiming to be them are fakes. You can see the video after the cut.  

At Comic Con 2009, San Diego, BBC America introduced Being Human to the U.S. audience. The panel consisted of the three co-stars, Lenora Crichlow, who plays, Annie, a ghost, Russell Tovey, George, a werewolf and Aiden Turner, a vampire. Being Human is the story of 3 roommates, young people who are not happy about their fates and take care of each other as they try to pass for human. The first season consisted of 6 episodes ending with a cliff hanger.