Even though the CW’s decision seems final, we still believe in magic. Maybe some other network will pick up the show.

In any case, take a look at this poll…

Where did you grow up?

I grew up in Louisiana — a little suburb right outside of New Orleans — and I wouldn’t have it any other way!

Where you a good student? Did you like school?

I was a good student, but I was the biggest procrastinator. I was the fastest typist in my school, and I had an obsession with spelling and memorizing. I was the happiest in English class, and algebra was where I cried.

Guys, I very much appreciate your feedback and your comments about the cancelation.
Unfortunately, I’m just a fan running this site. I have no say in the matter.

If you want to express your grief about the cancelation, please write the CW and tell them. Leaving comming here won’t help. I wish it would but it doesn’t.

I, myself, will send an email to these guys and let them know about how many of your are writing me and I will get you the adresses as well. But that’s all I can do at this point.

If you’ve seen the last post, I’m sorry for the confusion.
Obviously, there has been a misunderstanding and the show has been cancelled.

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“The Secret Circle” has yet to be renewed (or canceled) for The CW’s Fall 2012 season, but after last night’s epic season finale, it’s clear that executive producer Andrew Miller has some big plans should the show go on.

After a slight ratings dip, the viewership did rise again and remained steady for the Season 1 finale. Creatively, the finale offered an incredible launch for a series of fascinating storylines, so we’re hoping that The CW recognizes that and gives the show another chance. We’ll find out for sure in just a few days, when The CW announces their Fall schedule, but in the meantime, we wrestled as much information as we could from Miller, so here are 5 things to expect from Season 2.

Continue reading “‘The Secret Circle’ Season 2: What to expect if the show gets renewed” »

Is John Blackwell good or evil? How will Diana react to the startling admission made by Charles last week? And how is conjuring up a hot pizza delivery guy ever a bad thing?

With The Secret Circle season finale just over 48 hours away, I just got off the phone with Executive Producer Andrew Miller. He answered a number of these questions, while going back over the season as a whole and explaining why Thursday’s episode is titled “Family.”

Continue reading “Secret Circle Exclusive: Andrew Miller on “Epic” Finale, Complexity of John Blackwell” »

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The Secret Circle wraps up its rookie season with a season finale that series creator Andrew Miller describes as “defining.”

“The episode starts off fast with Faye being kidnapped and never really stops,” Miller told The Hollywood Reporter in previewing tonight’s episode. But ultimately, it will be eye-opening for main protagonist, Cassie, who will be forced to determine just who she is by the end of the hour. “For Cassie, it’s about her becoming a woman and her empowerment.”

Miller offered hints as to what a possible season two could look like, and even offered clues as to what the final image of the finale is — and whether there will be a fundamental shift in story should Secret Circle continue.

Continue reading “‘The Secret Circle’ Boss: Season Finale is ‘An Invitation to an Entirely New World’” »

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For most audiences, this week’s woman to watch won you over years ago as the crowned victor of both Miss Louisiana Teen USA and Miss Teen USA. Since then, this Destrehan, LA native has gone from attending the ultra-prestigious New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts to landing the role of Stephanie Johnson on one of the world’s lon gest-running television shows, Days of Our Lives, where she was nominated for a Daytime Emmy as an Outstanding Younger Actress.

Currently finishing up her first season on CW’s cult supernatural show The Secret Circle, Shelley Hennig stars as Diana Meade, a young witch discovering the limits of her powers alongside her coven circle while the world outside becomes increasingly hell-bent on destroying them.

Shelley took a break from practicing for her first improv comedy show to speak with us about her new show, the challenges of wearing a crown and how to cause a ruckus at Guantanamo Bay.

Continue reading “Femme on Fire: Shelley Hennig – Interview for Playboy” »

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This time last year, critics were buzzing about the very first scene of “The Secret Circle” pilot.

Charles (Gale Harold) murdered his high school friend Amelia in order to get her daughter, Cassie (Britt Robertson) back to their hometown, where she was needed to complete a circle of magic that would turn deadly more than once over the course of the first season.

We’ve seen Charles display varying degrees of weakness and strength this year, and now, as tensions in town reach a climactic finish, he’ll have to examine his choices and, perhaps, atone for them.

Continue reading “‘The Secret Circle’ finale: Charles finally gets what’s coming to him” »