Leading up to the series premiere of THE MIST, on Thursday, June 22 at 10 PM, ET/PT, Spike will rolling out digital features introducing viewers to the main characters of the series.

Today, “Meet Eve Copeland,” played by Alyssa Sutherland (“Vikings”).

Based on a story by Stephen King, THE MIST has been re-envisioned for television by Executive Producer and Writer Christian Torpe and produced for Spike by TWC-Dimension Television.  THE MIST centers on a small town and a family torn apart by a brutal crime.  As they deal with the fallout an eerie mist rolls in, suddenly cutting them off from the rest of the world, and in some cases, each other.  Family, friends, and adversaries become strange bedfellows, battling the mysterious mist and its threats, fighting to maintain morality and sanity as the rules of society break down.   The series premieres on Spike starting Thursday, June 22 at 10 pm, ET/PT.

 

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Spike TV To Present Fans A Front Row Seat To “Comic-Con All Access Live,” One Of The Biggest Events Celebrating Pop Culture And Comics

SPIKE TV TO PRESENT FANS A FRONT ROW SEAT TO “COMIC-CON ALL ACCESS LIVE,” ONE OF THE BIGGEST EVENTS CELEBRATING POP CULTURE AND COMICS

Network’s “All Access” Franchise to Feature Top Names in Pop Culture, Comics and Entertainment Including Mark Hamill, Kevin Smith, Zachary Levi’s Nerd Machine, Stan Lee, the Cast of “Doctor Who” and others

The Live Multi-Platform Event Airs on Spike TV on July 13 at 4:00pm ET/1:00pm PT

New York, NY and Los Angeles, CA – July 2, 2012 – Spike TV announced today that the network’s live “All Access” multi-platform franchise, which covers the biggest events in gaming, pop culture and technology, will return with “Comic-Con All Access Live.” The live event which airs on Spike TV, in HD, on Friday, July 13, from 4:00 – 7:00pm ET/1:00 – 4:00pm PT, will be the command center for all of the top entertainment headlines during the event, and the Comic-Con viewing party destination for fans at home. “Comic-Con All Access Live” will cover the top panels and announcements from the event, host the hottest stars of the genre, including Mark Hamill, Kevin Smith, Zachary Levi and much more.

“We are excited to bring our ‘All Access’ multi-platform franchise to Comic-Con 2012,” said Jon Slusser, Senior Vice President, Sports and Multi-Platform Programming, Spike TV. “Comic-Con is a celebration commemorating everything that fans love about comics, movies, TV shows and games, and ‘Comic-Con All Access Live’ will provide fans with an interactive and up-close experience that only Spike TV can deliver.”

Kevin Smith will join the “All Access” team to serve as moderator of “Comic-Con Bonus Round,” a live series of roundtable discussions surrounding comic books, pop culture and entertainment. In addition, Nerd Machine’s Zac Levi, David Coleman and Alison Haislip, will return to the “All Access” franchise to give fans an exclusive sneak peek into their popular Nerd HQ event.
“Comic-Con All Access Live” will also feature an interview with Stan Lee and the creators of “Amazing Spiderman,” in honor of the superhero’s 50^th anniversary, an exclusive reveal of the landmark #700 issue of “Amazing Spiderman,” interviews with Mark Hamill, Kit Harington from “Game of Thrones,” and visits from the cast of “Doctor Who,” and MMA fighter Nate Quarry who stops by to talk about his “Zombie Cage Fighter” comic book. Dhani Jones (former NFL player and host of Spike TV’s “Playbook360”) will also be on hand to give a behind-the-scenes look into the “Walking Dead Escape” experience at Petco Park, and viewers can also watch “All Access” host, Katie Linendoll run a quarter-mile segment in the inaugural “Course of the Force” lightsaber relay, dressed in an R2D2 costume, to benefit Make-A-Wish Foundation. “Course of the Force” is a Star Wars tribute event beginning in Santa Monica and ending in San Diego. The relay race takes place from July 7-11.

Also, in celebration of the revolutionary work in the comics, movies and sci-fi industry in the past year, Spike TV will present the “Spike’s All Access Live Comic-Con Game Changer of the Year” award to the most innovative name in the genre for 2012 and is asking fans to help choose the winner. From visionary directors, inspired actors and comic book architects, viewers can elect Jim Lee, Joss Whedon, Christopher Nolan, Kevin Smith, Mark Ruffalo, Robert Kirkman or David Benioff and D.B. Weiss. Fans can vote by visiting www.spike.com/events/all-access-comic-con/game-changer-of-the-year.

“Comic-Con All Access Live” will be supported on Spike TV through “All Access Weekly” and “Playbook 360;” online on Spike.com, GameTrailers.com and MTV Geek; socially through its Facebook and Twitter feed @SpikeTV; and through mobile phones and tablets including iPhone, iPad and Android devices. The live special will also deliver digital pre and post shows, online simulcasts and interstitial programming throughout the weekend.

The “Comic-Con All Access Live” team includes “All Access Live” veterans Katie Linendoll (“All Access Weekly”), Geoff Keighley (“GTTV”), Justine Ezarik (“GTTV”) and Daniel Kayser (“GTTV”).

Spike TV’s “All Access” hosting team will broadcast from their own Comic-Con studio at Petco Park, overlooking the San Diego Convention Center, and will feature coverage of the most anticipated panels, breaking entertainment news and announcements, exclusive interviews with the biggest names in pop culture and entertainment and much more. Fans can also interact with the “Comic-Con All Access Live” hosts and guests through Twitter using #SDCConSPIKE. Show hosts will use Spike TV’s social media outlets to answer viewer questions and provide feedback in real-time throughout the live show.

Gil Colon, Kevin Kay, Geoff Keighley and Jon Slusser serve as Executive Producers for “Spike Presents Comic-Con All Access Live.” For more information about “Comic-Con All Access Live,” please visit allaccess.spike.com.

Sponsors for “Comic-Con All Access Live” include Dodge as a convergent sponsor, Burger King and GEICO as on-air sponsors and Axe as the show’s digital sponsor.

Considered to be the home of the largest comic book and popular arts event in the world, Comic-Con 2012 will run from July 12-15, 2012 at the San Diego Convention Center.

Spike TV is available in 98.7 million homes and is a division of Viacom Media Networks. A unit of Viacom (NASDAQ: VIA, VIAB), Viacom Media Networks is one of the world’s leading creators of programming and content across all media platforms. Spike TV’s Internet address is www.spike.com and for up-to-the-minute and archival press information and photographs, visit Spike TV’s press site at http://www.spike.com/press. Follow us on Twitter @spiketvpr for the latest in breaking news updates, behind-the-scenes information and photos.

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Spike knows how to do awards shows, from beginning to end the Scream awards are always lots of fun! And this year was no exception, even with its creeped out carnival backdrop.

Colin Farrell came out first reading his bromantic ode to a man full of swagger, everyone’s favorite hero: Robert Downey Jr. He presented him with the first spike of the night, and RDJ in turn presented the crowd with the World Premiere of Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows. This looks phenomenal, its lacking Rachel McAdams’s flair, and instead has Noomi Rapace, but I digress. Its not about the lovely ladies. Jude Law and RDJ have more amazing chemistry, and the action is intense. Consider me sold, as if there was any doubt with RDJ starring.

Dylan McDermott, with sweaty balls, seriously he mentioned it a few times, presented for Best Thriller. Limitless picks up the win. I haven’t seen it, it looks good, but I still don’t feel a need to see it. Ah, well. The always pretty Bradley Cooper accepts the award.

The gorgeous Amanda Heard presents for best supporting actor, where the phenomenal Peter Dinklage scores the win, as if there was a need for other nominees. Lets face it, Peter is beyond amazing and anyone up against him should just accept the fact that they’re about to lose. His head gave a speech, rising out of the water, since he was actually filming the next season of Game of Thrones.

Anna Torv gave the breakout performance male award to the extremely sexy Joe Manganiello, and I cannot honestly tell you if there were any other nominees. I knew Joe was going to win, and I guess anticipation makes me deaf. That man is beyond delish and then he growls and sends himself to whole new heights of sexiness. “Werewolves do it in the daylight,” and at night, and pretty much anytime they want. Go Team Alcide (sorry Eric, I still love you too).

Mary Elizabeth Winstead came out for Best Director announcing Darren Aronofsky for the Black Swan, which I still have not seen and I fully blame the creepy DVD cover.

The amazing Kate Beckinsale gave the ultimate villain award to none other than the man “who inspired more heavy breathing than Princess Leia in a gold bikini,” Darth Vader, whom George Lucas demonstrated has quite the blindspot. Future geeks donning the headgear beware!

Another world premiere, this time for Paranormal Activity 3. These guys always have some of the most disturbing trailers. Call me a sucker, I totally believe in ghosts, and haven’t brought myself to watch the second, but this one looks just as good.

The yummy Paul Wesley and Erika Christensen together present the award for Best Sci-fi actor: Dr. Who’s Matt Smith, and best comic book writer: Ed Brubald.

Kal Penn and John Cho, or Kumar and Harold as I always remember them, give the award for Comic Con Icon to voice over legend June Foray.

Another sexy werewolf take the stage, Tyler Posey announces best horror movie with Let Me In snagging the win. Chloe Grace Moretz accepts the award. She’s also the winner of the Best Horror Actress.

“Horror King” Quentin Tarantino gave the award for Best cinematic maverick to Nicholas Cage after showing a very nice sizzle reel of Cage’s most memorable moments. And then the world premiere of Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance was shown. I’ll be honest, while I like Nicholas Cage, I didn’t see the first Ghost Rider, and I don’t expect I’ll see this one either. For the perfect stage to show a preview for this type of movie, it relied solely on the coolness of the Ghost Rider look to sell it. Well, I’m not buying based on this.

Zoe Saldana presented for Best Sci-fi movie, and with the help of a Good Year Blimp Super8 was announced the winner. JJ Abrams collected the spike.

From Red Tails  George Lucas, Cuba Gooding Jr, Nate Parker, and Elijah Kelley showed a preview of their new movie about the Tuskegee airmen. My first thought when the guys were introducing the movie, was did Cuba already do a movie about the Tuskegee airmen, and my second was this isn’t horror or sci-fi, but the movie looks awesome, the action sequences rocked. This is how to entice an audience, hope Ghost Rider was taking notice.

Badass Ron Perlman presented for Best TV show, most of my favorites where up against each other in this category. The nominees were Dr. Who, Game of Thrones, True Blood, Fringe, The Walking Dead. The extraordinary Game of Thrones wins with the outstanding Sean Bean and Lena Hedley on the Iron Throne to accept the spikes.

Bryce Johnson and Caity Lotz presented for most memorable mutilation. Piranha 3D was pretty much guaranteed a win with 2 nominations in this category. And sure enough, it won with girl scalped by motor boat. The girl’s head, scalped face and all, rose from the water and announced Piranha 3DD, as if one campy Piranha movie wasn’t enough they had to make another one with more boobs and David Hasselhoff, seriously. Ving Rhames is back, wielding guns for legs, as piranhas invade a water park, I assume from the preview. It plays up the camp, looks fun, I’m not mad about the sequel.

Chloe Grace Moretz comes back out to hand out the award for the ultimate scream. Could the girl be any cuter? She’s fantastic. The nominees are: Black Swan, Captain America: the first Avenger, Game of Thrones, Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World, Super 8, Thor, True Blood, Walking Dead, X-Men: First Class. The winner was not a single movie, but an entire epic saga, the Harry Potter series. And to celebrate they cut to Samuel L. Jackson in New York surrounded by Potter fanatics. He introduces the amazing Daniel Radcliffe. After a very thankful speech there’s a preview for The Woman in Black. This preview looks not just good, but creepy as hell. I’m completely in, cannot wait for it!

Awarded earlier: Best Villain went to Ralph Finnes for Lord Voldemort in Harry Potter. He and his creepy beard gave an acceptance speech.

Mark Wahlberg handed out the award for most anticipated movie, which went to Batman: the Dark Knight Rise, which beat out Twilight: Breaking Dawn, The Hunger Games, The Avengers, The Amazing Spiderman, Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. Gary Oldman, Anne Hathaway and Joseph Gordon-Levitt accept the spike. I’m a little sad they couldn’t squeeze Tom Hardy on stage too, but then again there were already plenty of screams for Joseph Gordon-Levitt, and Hardy’s additional presence may have cause a riot.

Rainn Wilson closes the show with the final award of the night; the Scream visionary. Pee Wee Herman takes the win, riding out on his red bike.

Once again a great show. Below is the full list of winners, and if you want to see all the nominees as well check out http://www.spike.com/events/scream-awards-2011/voting

Ultimate Scream: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows Pt 2

Best Sci-Fi Movie: Super 8

Best Fantasy Movie: X-men First Class

Best Horror Movie: Let Me In

Best Thiller: Limitless

Best TV Show: Game of Thrones

Best Director: Darren Aronofsky

Best Scream-Play: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows Pt 2

Best Chase Scene: Chase through London Pirates of the Carribean

Best Fantasy Actress: Natalie Portman

Best Fantasy Actor: Daniel Radcliffe

Best Sci-fi Actress: Milla jovovich

Best Sci-fi Actor: Matt Smith

Best Horror Actress: Chloe Grace Moretz

Best Horror Actor: Alexander Skarsgard

Best Villian: Ralph Finnes as Lord Voldemort

Best Superhero: Chris Evans as Captain America

Best Supporting Actress: Mila Kunis

Best Supporting Actor: Peter Dinklage

Breakout Performance-Female: Emilia Clarke

Breakout Performance- Male: Joe Manganiello

Best Cameo: Hugh Jackman in X-Men First Class

Best Ensemble: True Blood

Most Memorable Mutilation: Scalped Alive by motorboat in Piranha 3D

Fight Scene of the Year: Final Battle- Scott Pilgrim and Knives VS Gideon Graves

Holy Shit Scene of the Year: The room of requirement fiendfire in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows pt 2

Best Independent Movie: Monsters

Best 3-D Movie: Transformers: Dark of the Moon

Best F/X: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallow Pt 2

Best Comic Book or Graphic Novel: The Walking Dead

Best Comic Book Writer: Ed Brubaker

Best Comic Book Artist: John Romita Jr.

Best Comic Book Movie: Scott Pilgrim Vs. the World

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Lafayette and Jesus have breakfast, and Jesus apologizes for pushing magic on Lafayette, saying that he’s ready to live a magic free life as Lafayette wanted. When he goes to kiss Lafayette, he notices that something is wrong, and Marnie whose possessing Lafayette stabs him with a fork.

Sookie is also doing the breakfast thing, when she flashes on a memory of Gran dead in the kitchen. She and Tara talk about Gran and heaven. She tells Tara that she feels like Gran is there,  and Sookie hopes one day she can sit on the porch with her grandbabies. Tara hopes to sit on that porch with her one day.

Maxine goes to Tommy’s funeral. Even after all that he did, she still had a soft spot for him. Sam tells her that no one ever taught him how to love somebody without hurting them, and Maxine tells Sam she thinks the same is true for him. She tells him to call her mama since they’re all the family each other has left.  Luan and Emma comfort Sam as Maxine leaves.

Jason gives himself a pep talk in the mirror before approaching Hoyt, who has a chainsaw. Not the right time to tell a man you’ve been bumping uglies with his girl, but Jason gave himself the pep talk so he must follow through. After doing the secret handshake he tells Hoyt that he had sex with Jessica. Hoyt asks how, and Jason tells him literally. Hoyt punches him, bringing up the boy code, and when Jason brings up having drank Jessica’s blood as an excuse, Hoyt gives him a few more good licks. And tells him that Jason will never have what he had with Jessica because something is missing inside him.

Jesus is tied up in Lafayette’s house. Jesus tries to get Lafayette to take back control, but Marnie laughs it off. She tells him that the magic is strong but clumsy. Jesus tells her that she sought possession because she was scared of being alone, Lafayette wrangles back control for a second, telling him that Marnie is homicidal and strong. Marnie back in control tells Jesus that she wants his magic, his demon.

Zombie Arlene wishes Sookie a happy Halloween, and she “hears” about Tommy’s funeral. She goes to see Sam, and  he thought she wasn’t showing up for her shifts, and she reminds him that he fired her. She gets her job back, and bunny ears to boot.

Marnie prepares, and Jesus tries to reason with Marnie, he tells her “you can’t trade magic like Pokemon cards.” She’s insistent though. Jesus wants to know what she’s fighting for since her coven, and Antonia are both gone. She threatens Lafayette’s body, cutting it, and Jesus caves, calling forth his demon.  She stabs Jesus, and licks the blood from the knife, taking in the power. As Jesus dies he tells Lafayette he’s sorry, and Lafayette wears Jesus’s demon.

Arlene tends to her kids, one whose dressed as Janelle from Teen mom 2. And Terry gets an unexpected visitor. His captain that he saved twice. Sookie serves Alcide a beer, and there’s apologizing on both sides. He makes a play for her. He tells her to follow her head, not her heart, because her heart can’t be trusted.  He tells her that he wants to be done with the drama, and he wants her to be too. He tells her to try harder to be done with the drama, and then the crappiest phone ring disrupts them and Alcide  has to run.

Tara goes looking for Lafayette and Jesus, and finds Jesus’s body.

Sookie lights the Jack o lantern’s and Holly scares her in her fairy getup. She tells Sookie that there’s nothing scary about fairies, but she’s obviously not seen real faeries. Holly smokes her wacky tabacky, and tells Sookie that she’s been having a bad feeling all day, and then Tara comes bearing the back news about Jesus. They drive to Bill’s, and Sookie learns that Eric has been missing since sunset as well.

Eric and Bill are tied shirtless to a stake, what happened to their shirts, who cares, really. They have no plans to get free, and neither are willing to call their children. Bill tells him “I liked you better when you were brain damaged.” Sookie, Holly, and Tara arrive on the scene, and Holly hurriedly makes a circle, Sookie blasts Marnie back with her microwave fingers, and they call forth their protection circle. But Marnie isn’t giving up, her fire lights around the boys, and there’s nothing Sooks can do. Holly, Sookie and Tara call forth the spirits to help. Antonia arrives and tries to reason with Marnie, seeing the good still in her. She’s unwilling to give up even after Antonia extinguishes the flames. Gran rips Marnie from Lafayette, and Antonia takes Marnie away from the pain of life. Sookie begs Gran not to go, telling her that she doesn’t know what to do. Gran tells her she does, that the answer is in her heart, “we’re all alone in the end.” As Tara and Sookie attend to Lafayette, Eric reminds them “We’re feeling a little crispy up here.”

Arlene goes to take out the trash, and she sees Renee. She tries to convince herself that he’s not there, praying and singing, but he’s real. He tells her that the ghosts of Terry’s past won’t rest forever and to run. Arlene is shaken.

 Little red sexed up riding hood runs through the forest all the way to Jason’s house. Jason ices his eye with a popsicle, and Jessica tells him to invite her in. They get naked in the middle of sex, she tells him she doesn’t want to be his girlfriend. He wishes she would have told him before Hoyt kicked his ass. They agree they don’t know each other, and she asks if the sex can be enough for now. She’s dangerous, but Jason cannot get enough.

Pam is distraught over losing Eric. “I am so over Sookie and her precious fairy vagina and her unbelievably stupid name.”She’s watched him seduce countless women over the years, and he’s always left them, but as Ginger comforts Pam she clearly knows that this one is different.

Tara comforts Lafayette, telling him that none of this is his fault, that it was all Marnie.

Sookie feeds both Eric and Bill  at the same time. This time the boys are the ones in the robes, and it looks like its decision time. Bill steps up, being the gentleman, saying that if Eric makes her happy, she has his blessing. Eric jumps at the chance, but Sookie points out that there have been lies all around. She forgives Bill, and asks for his forgiveness. He give it to her. She tells Eric that she’s always wanted him, not just goofy Eric, but vicious Eric too. She tells Eric its over, and walks away from both of them.

Lafayette lies in bed at Sookie’s, when a breeze rolls though, and he knows its Jesus. Jesus appears, and forgives Lafayette. He asks how is he suppose to live with knowing he killed the love of his life. Jesus tells him to “keep breathing, Baby, it’s that simple.” Lafayette is a medium, so Jesus says that he’ll always be with him.

Andy brings Holly flowers, apologizing for taking her flowers the last time. He tells her that he was using V, but now he’s clean. Holly isn’t ready for all that baggage and Andy breaks my heart a little telling her “I’m lonely, and I’m sober and I can be good to somebody if they let me.”  And Holly asks for a hug, and Andy complies.

Sam tries to get Luna to stay, but Luan fears that if they’re too cutesy, and cheesy god will drop a brick on their heads, oh and Emma isn’t ready for overnights.

Jessica dresses to leave, and Jason thinks its his bedroom skills, telling her he’s willing to take direction. He asks her if its because there’s something missing in him. She tells him that “you’re funny, you’re exciting and you have the sexiest hip bones she’s ever seen,” but she’s leaving because she’s hungry. He makes the hooker analogy, and she takes it the right way, even offering some role playing. She drops fangs, before she can catch herself, and she’s out in a flash. A knock at the door brings a smile to his face, but its not the person he was expecting. Reverend Newlin is back with fangs.

Alcide goes to see about the call, and sees that his foreman has been glamoured. There’s a hole, a silver chain and it’s apparent that Russell is free.

Eric greets Nan and company “Hi Nan and Gay storm troopers.” Nan is pissed even more than usual, she quit, she fired, whatever. She was to kill both Bill and Eric, but she has other plans. She tells them that they can keep Sookie, who she knows is a fairy and then she makes the mistakes of calling the boys puppy dogs. Eric slaughters her guards, and Bill stakes Nan.

Sookie comes home to find Debbie in her house with a shotgun. Tara jumps in front of Debbies blast, and loses the back of her head, and Sookie jumps at Debbie. She shoots her with her own gun as Debbie begs for her own life as Sookie pulls the trigger. Sookie holds Tara and wails.

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SPIKE TV PRESENTS FIRST-EVER LIVE “DEADLIEST WARRIOR” SPECIAL ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3 AT 10PM
SPIKE TV PRESENTS FIRST-EVER LIVE “DEADLIEST WARRIOR” SPECIAL ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3 AT 10PM

Special Surprise Guest To Be Revealed During The Broadcast

90-Minute Special To Feature US Army Rangers Vs. North Korean Special Operations Forces

Supersized LIVE Event To Feature Special Appearances By Hosts Richard “Mack” Machowicz, Geoff Desmoulin And Dr. Armand Dorian

Fans Invited To Join LIVE Commentary By Sending Questions Via Twitter To @Warriors_Den And Encouraged To Vote At Dwlive.Spike.com



Los Angeles, CA, August 1, 2011 – Spike TV’s multi-platform hit show “Deadliest Warrior” continues to break the mold in its quest to enhance the viewer experience this season, announcing plans for the first-ever, LIVE “Deadliest Warrior” special event (#dwlive). Hosts Richard “Mack” Machowicz, Geoff Desmoulin and Dr. Armand Dorian will be on hand to reveal a special surprise guest, discuss and analyze the most relevant episode-to-date, answer fan twitter questions in real time (@Warriors_Den), unveil real time fan polling results on dwlive.spike.com, reveal never-before-seen footage and make an exclusive announcement “Deadliest Warrior” fans won’t want to miss. The supersized LIVE event of “Deadliest Warrior” premieres Wednesday, August 3 from 10-11:30PM (ET/ tape delay PT) on Spike TV.

The 90-minute LIVE special centers on the “US Army Rangers vs. North Korean Special Operations Forces” matchup. The matchup is especially relevant today as it marks the first time in “Deadliest Warrior” history where the two warriors have a very real possibility of going to battle in a war that could erupt at any moment. The episode features the US Army Rangers, the most elite light infantry unit that has always been first to the battlefield in every major engagement in which the US has ever been involved, facing off against the North Korean Special Operations Forces, the fanatical, extremist super commandos who spearhead the military of the world’s most dangerous rogue nation.

“We’re thrilled to provide ‘Deadliest Warrior’ fans with a complete multi-platform experience,” said Jon Slusser, Senior Vice President, Spike Digital Entertainment. “The LIVE, socially driven event allows our fans to become part of the experience and join the conversation in real time.”

The special “Deadliest Warrior” LIVE event, hosted by “Deadliest Warrior – The Aftermath’” host Kieron Elliot, is sponsored by Deus Ex and will broadcast in its entirety on Spike TV, as well as on the MTV Times Square billboard.

Spike.com features exclusive “Deadliest Warrior” content, including the Web show “Deadliest Warrior – The Aftermath” – an online round table discussion following each on-air premiere of the “Deadliest Warrior,” as well as special videos and past season matchups. Additionally, users can sign up for the Warrior’s Den newsletter at warrior.spike.com and follow @Warriors_Den and @Spike_TV on Twitter to get additional content, spoilers and information for the new season.

Other highly-anticipated matchups still to come this season include Genghis Khan vs. Hannibal, Saddam Hussein vs. Pol Pot, Crazy Horse vs. Pancho Villa, Ivan the Terrible vs. Hernan Cortes, French Foreign Legion vs. Gurkhas and our first fantasy matchup, Zombies vs. Vampires.

“Deadliest Warrior” is produced by 44 Blue Productions, Inc. with Rasha Drachkovitch and Tim Warren serving as executive producers. Sharon Levy, Tim Duffy and Jeff Savaiano are Spike TV’s executives in charge of production.

Spike TV is available in 99.4 million homes and is a division of MTV Networks. A unit of Viacom (NYSE: VIA, VIA.B), MTV Networks is one of the world’s leading creators of programming and content across all media platforms. Spike TV’s Internet address is www.spike.com and for up-to-the-minute and archival press information and photographs, visit Spike TV’s press site at http://www.spike.com/press. Follow us on Twitter @spiketvpr for the latest in breaking news updates, behind-the-scenes information and photos.

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SPIKE TV UNVEILS 2011 COMIC-CON LINE UP

FEATURING A PANEL AND A VIRTUAL MOBILE SCAVENGER HUNT BASED ON THE NETWORK’S HIT MULTI-PLATFORM SERIES “DEADLIEST WARRIOR” AND AUTOGRAPH SIGNINGS BY TNA WRESTLERS AT SPIKE TV BOOTH

 “Deadliest Warrior – Vampires Vs. Zombies” Panel On Thursday, July 21 From 10:00-11:00 AM

 Featuring Legendary Horror Director And Writer Wes Craven,

 World War Z Novelist Max Brooks, Comic Book Author And Novelist Steve Niles

And The Hosts Of “Deadliest Warrior”

 “Deadliest Warrior” Virtual Mobile Fan Scavenger Hunt For iPhone And iPads In Partnership With GoldRun At Comic-Con Kicking Off On Thursday, July 21

 

TNA Wrestlers Kurt Angle And Mickie James Confirmed For Autograph Signings At Spike TV Booth On Friday, July 22 And Saturday, July 23 At 1:00PM And 3:00PM At Booth #3945

Spike Games To Feature The New “Deadliest Warriors: Legends” Video Game And Host A Tournament At the Spike TV Booth From Thursday, July 21 Through Sunday, July 24


NEW YORK, NY – July 13, 2011 - Spike TV is taking its hunt for the “Deadliest Warrior” to San Diego Comic-Con.   The network announced today its plans for the “Deadliest Warrior – Vampire vs. Zombies” panel on Thursday, July 21 from 10:00 – 11:00 AM, the launch of a new “Deadliest Warrior” augmented reality mobile app available on iPhones and iPads beginning Thursday, July 21 and a hosted video game tournament at the Spike TV Booth for its new “Deadliest Warrior: Legends” game.  During Comic-Con, Spike will also host an autograph signing with TNA wrestlers Kurt Angle and Mickie James on Friday, July 22 and Saturday, July 23 at 1:00PM and 3:00PM, respectively, at Booth #3945.

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