Poster for David Duchovny´s new TV show "Aquarius"

David Duchovny has been all over the entertainment news these days for his return to the "X-Files" on the forthcoming reboot produced by Fox. However, the actor will return to the small screen before then on "Aquarius", his new TV show for NBC set to premiere on Thursday May 28th.

The 13-episode miniseries Aquarius stars David Duchovny as a Los Angeles police officer in pursuit of Charles Manson in the period leading up to the Sharon Tate murder.

Check out the poster for "Aquarius" above! Will you watch?

NBC Develops 'The Munsters' Remake

  According to The Hollywood Reporter, NBC is interested in bringing The Munsters back and has recruited Pushing Daisies creator Bryan Fuller to helm the project.

 This isn´t the first time Fuller and NBC attempt to bring the iconic sitcom back. Last year, plans of revisiting the show were scrapped and ultimately dismissed by the network

 Fuller´s new take on the show include a darker and edgy hourlong show where the origins of  Herman and Lily Munster and how they arrived at the famed 1313 Mockingbird Lane address will be explored.

 Would you watch a new updated version of The Munsters? Sound off in the comments below!

Watch This: NBC´s "Awake" Promo

  This is seriously one of the new TV series we are most looking forward to this fall!

 Awake tells the story of a homicide detective who starts experiencing two alternate realities after suffering a terrible car accident with his wife and teenage son.

 It is definitely one of the most original and interesting premises that a TV show has offered in a very long time.

 Watch the full trailer below!

Aren´t you already hooked up?

First Look At NBC´s 'Smash'

  If you are one of our regular followers, you may recall that we mentioned the TV Series Smash back in January. Back then, the show was just an idea in progress but now that NBC has picked it up for their new midseason line up, it is pretty much a reality.

 For those of you who don´t remember, Smash is a new TV musical drama produced by Steven Spielberg which centers around the creation of a Broadway musical based on the life of Marilyn Monroe.

 It stars singer/actress Katharine McPhee, Debra Messing and Oscar winner Anjelica Huston, and will feature original songs written by Tony and Grammy Award winners Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman (Hairspray).

Even though the show won´t air until midseason, you can now catch several sneak peeks below, including  interviews with stars Katharine Mcphee and Debra Messing:

What do you guys think? Will you give Smash a chance when it airs?

New Zombie Drama For The CW

 The CW is currently developing a new drama series that deals with the popular theme of a zombie apocalypse.

 According to TV Guide, the network is working on producing Awakening, a script written by William Laurin and Glenn Davis, which follows two rival sisters as they struggle to survive in the aftermath of a zombie apocalypse.

The CW is not the only network trying to cash in on the zombie fever, as NBC has bought the rights to produce a pilot based on the script Zombies Vs. Vampires.

 After the amazing success of AMC´s The Walking Dead, television networks have realized how zombies are the new vampires as far as ratings go, and the CW and NBC are no exceptions.

 Do you believe that this new zombie trend will last long? Let me know in the comments!

Steven Spielberg Produces New Musical TV Series

 The fact that Glee is an international hit has not been ignored by TV executives who are looking for a way to cash in on the sudden musical mania that has been going on everywhere.

 This is partly the reason why NBC recently announced that they are ordering a musical drama pilot called Smash which is based on an idea from none other than Steven Spielberg. The script, written by playwright Theresa Rebeck, tells the story of a group of characters who come together for the “exhilarating ride of putting on a Broadway musical,” NBC says.

 The series will feature original songs written by Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman, who penned the original Hairspray musical, while talks are in progress to convince Michael Mayer (Spring Awakening) to direct.

 I must say that this project would seem completely unnecessary if it wasn´t for the fact that the people involved in it are really amazingly talented. I say if they cast an excellent group of actors, show us an original good story and stay away from the shadow of Glee, then this series might get the chance to have a life of its own.

 What do you think?