tv movie

Tonight, ABC Family premiered Cyberbully (sorry, Cyberbu//y), a TV movie it hyped as a call to "delete digital drama." Which is funny, because Cyberbully itself was so hyperbolic and drama-filled that you'd think there wouldn't be any of it left lying around to get rid of, anyway.

The frequently sad, at-times harrowing documentary Abandon Ship: The Sinking of the SV Concordia does not need to be made into a made-for-TV movie. The truth is real enough.

Can plus-sized actors have starring roles in which their weight isn't a major part of the character or story line?

And the show has extended its own record for a lengthy run, after notching up 769 episodes up to June of this year, made up of 212 storylines plus a TV movie.

OMG it's our last chance for BSG spoilers. (Apart from the "Plan" TV movie, which barely counts.) Here's a round-up of spoilery stuff from the media.

Be warned, though. This is likely to be a one-way trip to major spoiler-hood. Those who do not wish to be spoiled should scroll past the BSG section now.

For Kiefer Sutherland, filming the TV movie 24: Redemption in South Africa carried with it its own special, personal reward.