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The BBC has one hell of a miniseries on its hands!

Elisabeth Moss has landed a role in the upcoming Jane Campion miniseries, which just happens to be a murder mystery called, Top Of The Lake!

We just hope Mad Men doesn't get jealous when she's away! LOLz!

It's about a detective investigating the disappearance of a 12 year old preggo daughter of a local drug lord. Pretty dark stuff.

Elisabeth Moss is now

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Spooky!!

The trailer for Stephen King's miniseries Bag of Bones for A&E is sooo scary!

Creepy children are creepy!

The series stars Pierce Brosnan, Jason Priestly, and Melissa George.

Watch above and prepared to get freaked out!!

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Well it's about time we got a different perspective on this event!

All we ever see is the ship going down!

A 12-part, $28 million British mini-series is currently in development called Titanic: Blood & Steel, and unlike its many predecessors, will chronicle the famed ship's actual construction, which took place in Belfast, Ireland in the early 1900s. Although it has yet to pick up U.S. distribution, it's garnering quite the cast, which includes Kevin Zegers, Chris Noth, Derek Joacobi, and Neve Campbell!

Apparently, Zegers will

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Wow! A pretty solid - if eclectic - cast for this one!

We have a feeling it might be pretty good!

A&E has reportedly gotten the green light to produce a two-night, four-hour mini-series called Bag of Bones, based on the novel of the same name by Stephen King, and will star Pierce Brosnan, Annabeth Gish, and Kelly Rowland!

The story,

Tags: a and e network, adaptation, annabeth gish, bag of bones, horror movies, matt venne, mick garris, miniseries, pierce brosnan, writer

With him involved, we are expecting GREATNESS!

Aaron Sorkin has been tapped to write and produce an HBO mini-series about the infamous Chateau Marmont, based on the the book Life at the Marmont by its former co-owners, Raymond R. Sarlot and Fred Basten!

The series will

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A few months ago we talked about Netflix's first original series directed by David Fincher and starring Kevin Spacey, which the company acquired by outbidding television networks like HBO and AMC with a $100 million commitment.

House of Cards, the 26-episode political thriller based off of a British miniseries of the same name, may have found its leading lady too!

Robin Wright is in talks to star alongside Spacey in the series slated to begin filming in the Spring of 2012.

This is definitely huge and we can see this changing the entertainment landscape forever if the show is successful.

Based off of David Fincher's track record, it's pretty hard to believe it WON'T be successful.

Plus, Netflix has over 20 million subscribers, many of which choose the online based entertainment over cable. We're sure 20 million people wouldn't mind some original programming!

Since it only costs $8 bucks a month for the most basic service, we can see a lot of people subscribing for the original programming on top of their cable bill too!

Do U think this may be the beginning of a new era for television shows?

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For all those Event fans out there that are just dying to know what is going on might not be out of luck, as it's being reported that the show might continue past its life on network television — and head to cable on SyFy to conclude as a miniseries!

According to the source:

"Helping things is the fact that Syfy and The Event producer, Universal Media Studios, are NBCUniversal corporate siblings. But migrating a broadcast show to cable is never easy, and I hear discussions are underway to see if it would be financially feasible for The Event to continue on Syfy. If that happens and if the mini does well, it could potentially launch another season of the alien drama."

This is definitely an interesting way to handle a canceled show that has left a lot of questions. We mean, the main deal with the show is based on a huge question, "What is the event?" So it's only fair that they look elsewhere to satisfy those who invested the time.

The least they could do is let us know what they had planned by just flat-out telling us, LOLz!

What would you think if The Event landed at SyFy?

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