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For as much potential as FOX’s Minority Report sequel series showed in its pilot, there’s no escape, no alternate future when ratings sag. FOX has officially trimmed the future-drama’s episode order from 13 episodes to 10, an undoubtedly dire omen for the ratings-starved Spielberg adaptation.

FOX's 'Minority Report' TV series borrows sparingly from Spielberg, but needs a little PreCog foresight to flush out its potential. Our early spoiler-free review, before the future-flung series changes your destiny by Monday's premiere!

As CBS’ Supergirl and others caught the brunt of earlier this year, TV’s pilot season has been increasingly difficult to keep under wraps, assuming you trust the veracity of “leaks” to begin with. In any case, FOX’s Minority Report and Lucifer, along with NBC’s Blindspot and others have officially become the latest victims.

El Rey’s From Dusk Till Dawn TV series shed enough blood through its first year to earn a second season, now set to premiere on August 25. Better even, the Gecko brothers are back, and they’ve brought Danny Trejo with them for the first Season 2 trailer, which brings plenty of blood, bites and bods.

The series orders and cancellations from Upfronts 2015 keep rolling in, and it didn’t take a Pre-Cog to see this one coming. FOX has given the official greenlight to its Minority Report sequel series, picking up a decade after the events of the original Steven Spielberg sci-fi film with Tom Cruise.

Much of FOX’s Minority Report sequel series’ casting has lacked headline appeal, but the latest should feel familiar for the network. That ‘70s Show star Wilmer Valderrama has joined FOX’s followup to the 2002 Steven Spielberg film, but what does the actor have to do with the original movie?

We brought you the best look at Robert Rodriguez's upcoming 'From Dusk Till Dawk: The Series' incarnation of Santanico Pandemonium, but bloodlust demands another taste before the March 11 premiere on the El Rey network. Feast your eyes on five new character posters for the bloody new horror series, showcasing the Gecko brothers, Wilmer Valderrama's mysterious character and more!

The inaugural trailer for Robert Rodriguez and the El Rey network's forthcoming 'From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series' didn't inspire us with a great deal of confidence in its quality, but as we should have guessed from Rodriguez's work, the full vision needs a bit of cinematic flair. Enter the epic full-length trailer for the new vampire mythology series, chock full of all the blood, babes and badass

Early announcements on casting from Robert Rodriguez's new El Rey drama 'From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series' lacked a bit it star pedigree, its ranks somewhat bolstered by the addition of 'Terminator 2' star Robert Patrick, among others. Now, former 'That '70s Show' and 'Awake' star Wilmer Valderrama has joined the cast in a villainous new role, but of whom, asks no one?