
Teen Wolf continues to be one of MTV’s most popular series and MTV just acknowledged its popularity by renewing the show for a fourth season as well as adding a companion show. The upcoming new episodes of Teen Wolf will be followed by Wolf Watch, a talk show that will air immediately after the Teen Wolf episodes.
Season three, which has been averaging 2.8 million viewers, returns on January 6, 2014 at 10pm with Wolf Watch following the midseason premiere. Season four will consist of 12 episodes that will air in 2014.
MTV’s Wolf Watch will have Teen Wolf‘s Jill Wagner (“Kate Argent”) as host. Per the official announcement: “The half-hour talk show will give fans even more insight into the hit series, covering topics ranging from the heavy mythology elements featured in the season to the steamy romances and hilarious bromances that run rampant between the series’ supernatural high-schoolers.
The series will welcome guest appearances by Teen Wolf cast members sharing behind-the-scenes secrets and celebrity super fans will also drop in to get some of the answers viewers crave from week to week.”


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Netflix has had such success with original series that they’ve ordered up a new psychological thriller from the team behind Damages. The untitled thriller from executive producers Todd A. Kessler, Daniel Zelman and Glenn Kessler will get a 13 episode season one run on Netflix.


CBS and Hawaii Five-0 are asking viewers to take charge of an upcoming episode of the popular series. Fans are asked to put together a story by selecting one element from each of these categories: Scene of the Crime, The Victim, The Murder Weapon, The Evidence, The Suspect, and The Takedown. The special “Fan Built” episode will air later this season.
DreamWorks Animation and Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment will be releasing Shrek the Musical on Blu-ray and DVD on October 15, 2013 and in support of the release they’re going to be donating $50,000 to help music and arts programs in schools. Working with the National Association for Music Education, DreamWorks and Fox Home Entertainment will be setting up five $10,000 grants.

