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Kirsten Howard Dec 19, 2017

One-time Superman Dean Cain has made lots of Christmas movies, mainly with dogs in them. This year, we've watched even more...

Warning! This article contains spoilers, the kind of swearing you'd expect from someone who's sat through thirteen Dean Cain Christmas movies, and mild peril in the form of ailing sanity.

If you’re anything like me you might have some fairly warm, fuzzy memories of Dean Cain. He was Superman! He brought Superman back! Supes! So fun to watch on Saturday afternoons or after school, saving Metropolis from do-badders and waiting for Lois to notice him without his cape on just once.

Okay! Soooo, what has Cain been up to since The New Adventures Of Superman finished? I mean, sure, you saw him in an episode of that one show. And then there was that other time. More recently, he's had a role in Supergirl. Naturally!

San Diego Comic-Con 2015 has released their full schedule for Saturday, July 11. For your convenience, we have pulled out all of the movie, TV and DVD related panels and events below, but you can can visit Comic-Con.org to check out the full schedule including comic book and video game panels. Take a look at all of the movie, TV and DVD events that will take place during the first day of Comic Con.

10:00am - 11:00am - The Last Day of Summer: TV Guide Magazine's Farewell to Phineas and Ferb

After more than 200 best days ever, the ride's over for Phineas and Ferb and their pals, not to mention Perry the Platypus and archnemesis Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz. For a final trip to the Tri-State Area,TV Guide Magazine chief content officer Michael Schneider gathers the creators/executive producers of Phineas and Ferb, Dan Povenmire (voice of Doofenshmirtz) and...

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Remember when Zack Snyder officially announced his intention to put a Batman movie inside a Superman movie? On Wednesday, he got even more ambitious: Warner Bros. officially announced that Gal Gadot was playing Wonder Woman. We’ve all had a day to work through our complicated feelings about that news. But now it’s time to move on to more important things. Snyder’s incipient Superman saga...

Black List writer Thompson Evans and Warren Littlefield’s Littlefield Co. have teamed for drama projects that have sold to Fox and NBC. Fox’s Night Hunters is about undercover NYC police officers who pose as taxi drivers. ABC Studios is producing. NBC’s Max General, from Universal TV, takes place in the trauma division of a big city hospital. Evans executive produces both projects with the Littlefield Co.’s Littlefield and Ann Johnson. Evans, repped by Gersh and Code Entertainment, has had two scripts on the Black List, one of which, Eli Webb Show, sold to Relativity Media. CAA-repped Littlefield Co. also has Metropolis, a drama from Rob Thomas set up at the CW; Fargo, written by Noah Hawley based on the Coen Brothers’ 1996 feature film, at FX; as well as The Damned, based on the Oni comic book series and written by David Hayter, at Showtime and CBS Prods.

New Fall Dramas

So which of the Fall's new drama shows are likely to stick around? "Revolution" is the only one that has scored a full season order thus far. CBS' "Elementary" and The CW's "Arrow" however look like certainties to get at least one full season.

The fate of "Nashville," "Chicago Fire," "Vegas" and "Beauty and the Beast" remain up in the air. "Last Resort" and "666 Park Avenue" are not looking good, while it's a shock "The Mob Doctor" hasn't already been cancelled. [Source: Examiner]

Bob's Burgers

Fox has ordered a fourth season of their animated comedy series "Bob's Burgers" which will return for 22 more episodes. The recent third season premiere pulled in 5.46 million viewers. [Source: Digital Spy]

Air Dates

Syfy has announced a January 14th premiere date for the third season of the American version of "Being Human".

HBO has announced a January 13th premiere date for the second season of Lena Dunham...

Rob Thomas, the man who brought the world "Veronica Mars," is once again teaming with the CW. Thomas is working with the network to adapt the British series "Metropolis," about a bunch of friends trying to come to grips with the fact that their adult lives don't match up to the expectations they had as college kids. Also read: CW and McG Developing "Alice in Wonderland' Retelling Thomas will write and executive-produce the one-hour drama, which is being produced by the Littlefield Company, Rob Thomas Productions and ITV in association with Warner Bros.

The Expendables

Extras include:

CommentaryUltimate Recon Mode: a Pip feature that includes Stallone's commentary with a wealth of picture in picture background materialComic Con 2010 PanelInferno: The Making of 'The Expendables'From the Ashes: Post ProductionGag ReelDeleted SceneTrailer, TV Spots, and PR PostersEat Pray Love

Extras include:

Ryan Murphy's Journey with 'Eat Pray Love'The Beginning of the JourneyPraying in IndiaFinding Balance"Better Days" music videoThe Complete Metropolis

Extras include:

Voyage to MetropolisInterview with Paula Felix-Didier, the curator who discovered the lost footagePromotional Trailer for the 2010 re-release of the film[Read More...] 

I'm Still HereExtras include:

CommentariesDeleted ScenesOuttakesDeadwood: The Complete Series Blu-ray

Extras include:

Cast and Crew Audio CommentariesMaking Deadwood: The Show Behind the ShowThe Real Deadwood: A fascinating overview of the history behind the series, the cultural climate of the times, and the various political and socioeconomic factors at play in the eraThe New Language of the Old West:...