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  • Sasha Alexander And Angie Harmon’s Show Gets Renewed On TNT

    It’s been announced that Rizzoli and Isles has been picked up by TNT for another season. The police procedural starring Angie Harmon and Sasha Alexander proved to be one of TNT’s more successful shows. According to TNT, the show “finished this past summer as basic cable’s No. 1 series and has ranked as one of basic cable’s Top 5 series for five consecutive years, including 2014 to date”. The sixth season of Rizzoli and Isles is slated to air next summer.

    Rizzoli and Isles is just the latest show to be renewed by TNT. Last week, they announced that they will be picking up the Sean Bean vehicle Legends for a 10-episode second season. Other shows that were picked up by the network are the dramas Major Crimes, Falling Skies, The Last Ship, and Murder in the First.

    Based on the work of crime novelist Tess Gerritsen, Rizzoli and Isles stars Harmon as the tough Boston police detective Jane Rizolli and Sasha Alexander as the smart medical examiner Maura Isles. Despite being polar opposites, the two offbeat friends work together to solve crime in the streets of Boston.

    Rizzoli and Isles premiered in 2010, with the show starting out strong in the ratings. It immediately became one of TNT’s more well-known shows, and consistently generated good numbers for the network.

    Both Harmon and Alexander have TV backgrounds, appearing as regulars in other crime shows before working together in Rizzoli and Isles. Prior to her work in Rizzoli and Isles, Harmon’s last big TV role was as a regular cast member in the long-running police drama Law and Order. Alexander on the other hand, is known for her role as Special Agent Caitlin Todd in NCIS.

    One of Alexander’s earlier roles was in Dawson’s Creek as Gretchen Witter, which she played for a total of 20 episodes.

  • Sharon Stone to Star in TNT Drama, ‘Agent X’

    Sharon Stone will star in a new TNT drama called Agent X starting in 2015. On Friday, the cable network ordered 10 episodes of Agent X, which also stars Gerald McRaney–known for his role on House of Cards, and Jeff Hephner–known for roles in both the film Interstellar and NBC’s Chicago Fire.

    Sharon Stone, who also serves as executive producer of Agent X, will play the part of Natalie Maccabee, the first female vice president of the United States. Maccabee has the power to deploy a secret agent, John Case ( played by Jeff Hephner), who tackles crises beyond the traditional reach of both law enforcement officials and the government. He takes on threats around the world and in Washington, D.C.

    “Maccabee soon finds herself being drawn into the action,” a TNT announcement says.

    Gerald McRaney plays the role of Malcolm Miller, who is the chief steward of the vice president’s mansion. He is the one introduces Maccabee to Case.

    Lillian McCarthy is the senior vice president of TNT and TBS Original Productions. She is very excited about what Sharon Stone and company can do for the network.

    “Agent X is a perfect fit for TNT’s expanding lineup of action-dramas,” she says. “It’s a slick, high-energy thrill-ride with lots of twists and turns, big action sequences and (cool) stunts. And at the center of it all, we have an incredible cast led by Jeff Hephner, Sharon Stone and Gerald McRaney.”

    Did you know that the last time Sharon Stone headlined a series on TV was back in 1983? She starred in an NBC sitcom that year called Bay City Blues.

    Fans will have to wait a while longer before seeing Stone on TNT in Agent X, however. Even though it is scheduled to air in 2015, it will likely be toward the end of the year.

  • Shaq Alleged Assault: The Former NBA Player is Under Investigation

    Former NBA player Shaquille O’Neal, 42, is under investigation for an alleged assault towards a fellow co-worker at Turner Studios.

    Robert Williams, 44, accuses O’Neal for violently tackling him as he was working at the studio on May 19, 2013.

    Williams’ claims are: “Shaquille O’Neal ran out of a room and hit me with a tackle punch to the back knocking me down and falling on top of me injuring my neck and back.”

    The incident was reported to Turner Security. Williams says he received medical care following the attack.

    The Atlanta Police Department was also informed about the confrontation that took place between Williams and O’Neal, but not within the same night.

    Williams later recounted the events to the department.

    “(The co-worker) alleged Shaquille O’Neal tackled him to the ground causing injury to his back while they were at work at Turner Studios,”Sgt. Greg Lyon said, according to WSB-TV 2. He later stated: “I don’t know the extent of his injury, but I have heard that as well, that his injuries were severe to his back.”

    O’Neal’s attorney has associated the incident with “horseplay” and asserts that his client never intended to harm Williams.

    Although charges were never filed against the NBA star, investigators say that they will continue to look into the allegations.

    Lyon told the station that because the investigation was primarily “handled by the zone,” they plan to take their findings and go from there.

    Williams’ attorney sent a statement to WSB-TV 2, stating that his client is in surgery and is very aware of the criminal investigation underway.

    “However, he does state emphatically, that the permanent injuries he received were not the result of participation in any form of ‘horseplay.’”

    O’Neal, who retired from the NBA in 2011, is currently a lead analyst on Inside the NBA for TNT’s sports coverage in Atlanta.

    Image via  Wikimedia Commons

  • ‘Rizzoli & Isles’ to Address Young’s Death in Season 5

    The TNT crime-drama Rizzoli & Isles will address the tragic death of actor Lee Thompson Young in August in the beginning of the upcoming fifth season, according to the show’s star Angie Harmon on Wednesday.

    Production on Rizzoli & Isles halted when Thompson died from an apparent suicide Aug. 19 at the age of 29.

    The cast and crew did not live-tweet during the season 4 finale of Rizzoli & Isles when it aired on Tuesday. Executive producer Jan Nash explained via Twitter that they did not tweet during the episode out of respect for Young.

     

    Harmon posted a tweet indicating the death of Young would be recognized the following season.

     

    The show’s creator Janet Tamaro offered kind words after Young’s passing last year.

    “Everyone at Rizzoli & Isles is devastated by the news of the passing of Lee Thompson Young,” Tamaro said. “We are beyond heartbroken at the loss of this sweet, gentle, good-hearted, intelligent man. He was truly a member of our family. Lee will be cherished and remembered by all who knew and loved him, both on- and offscreen, for his positive energy, infectious smile and soulful grace. We send our deepest condolences and thoughts to his family, to his friends and, most especially, to his beloved mother.”

    The episode that aired after Young’s death was dedicated to the actor with a memorial card onscreen that said, “In Loving Memory of Lee Thompson Young, 1984 – 2013.”

    Silent footage of young playing his Rizzoli & Isles character Detective Barry Frost followed the memorial card.

    Rizzoli & Isles‘ fifth season premieres on June 17 on TNT.

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  • ‘Rizzoli & Isles’ Will Say Goodbye To Cast Member

    Last August fans of Lee Thompson Young, as well as those of Rizzoli & Isles, were shocked to hear that Young had died from an apparent suicide.

    Production of Rizzoli & Isles halted for a bit after Young’s death. At the time show creator Janet Tamaro said in a statement, “Everyone at Rizzoli & Isles is devastated by the news of the passing of Lee Thompson Young. We are beyond heartbroken at the loss of this sweet, gentle, good-hearted, intelligent man. He was truly a member of our family. Lee will be cherished and remembered by all who knew and loved him, both on- and offscreen, for his positive energy, infectious smile and soulful grace. We send our deepest condolences and thoughts to his family, to his friends and, most especially, to his beloved mother.”

    Young’s death had many wondering how the show would address his passing in the upcoming season.

    On Wednesday, star Angie Harmon took to Twitter to let fans of Young and the show know they would be addressing Young with “love, honor, and respect” in their upcoming fifth season.

    The episode that aired after Young’s death was dedicated to the actor with a memorial card onscreen that said, “In Loving Memory of Lee Thompson Young, 1984 – 2013.” Silent footage of young playing his Rizzoli & Isles character Detective Barry Frost followed the memorial card.

    During Tuesday night’s season finale, fans and followers of the show and cast members noticed their absence on Twitter, where they can normally be found live-tweeting. Executive producer Jan Nash explained it was out of respect for Young.

    Season 5 of Rizzoli & Isles will air June 17 on TNT.

    Image via Rizzoli & Isles, Twitter.

  • Jennifer Beals Lands Lead Role In Kyra Sedgwick-Produced TNT Drama

    Actress Jennifer Beals is set to star of the TNT pilot of the supernatural medical drama, Proof. Produced by acclaimed actress Kyra Sedgwick, the show’s plot revolves around Beals’ character Dr. Kathryn Russo, a brilliant but somewhat jaded female surgeon with a bit of a rough edge. Her attitude is heavily influenced by the devastating death of her teenage son and her strained relationship with her only daughter. In the wake of her son’s death, Russo begins investigating cases concerning reincarnations, haunting, out-of-body experiences, and other supernatural phenomena.

    The pilot will be penned by Rob Bragin of Murphy Brown and Greek fame, and directed by The West Wing director Alex Graves. The show’s theme seeks “proof” and answers to one of life’s most mysterious questions about death – does the human experience truly end with death or is there something else beyond it?

    The The L Word star has been busy lately with other projects aside from Proof. She recently appeared in the Fox crime drama television series Chicago Code. She also served as co-creator and executive producer of HBO’s hour-long series Laughs Unlimited along with Oren Moverman, Adena Chawke, Lauren Schuler Doner, and Tony Swofford.

    Beals was in her teens when she first gained Hollywood’s attention. In 1983, she played the role of Alex Owens in the romantic drama film Flashdance. She earned a Golden Globe and NAACP Image Award for her performance in the movie. The 50-year-old actress went on to starr in 50 films as well as the popular Showtime TV series The L Word in which she played the role of Bette Porter.

    Apart from acting, Beals is also a photographer who has held several exhibits that showcased her work. A strong advocate of gay and women’s rights, Beals is also a practicing Buddhist and an active triathlete.

    Flashdance: Jennifer Beals’ Breakout Role

    http://youtu.be/0z39mhyAt9g

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  • What Is It Like To Defuse A Bomb?

    You’ve seen the movies where the focused combat veteran or nervous rookie cop clenches a pair of wire cutters and is fixated on snipping either the blue or red wire. According to TV Tropes, the bomb defusing concept is known as the wire dilemma, where in “fiction-land, disarming just about any bomb is a matter of cutting the right wires in the right order,” usually given by distinct colors. Snip the wrong wire, and its game over – but what is it really like to disarm a bomb?

    Noam Kaiser, a Combat Officer in the Israeli Defense Force of five years, had this to say to Quora.com:

    “Well…:) First of all, you are not alone. You’re backed up by an adjacent medical team, and a team mate which is meant to ensure there are no interferences such as wind, sun light blocking eye sight, sand pouring in and so on. It is carried out very slowly, with precision (Not surgical, but very precise) and with a careful, delicate touch.”

    Kaiser said that keeping such a chaotic weapon under control requires the environment to be handled without any interference of the defusing process.
    “As much silence as possible is required. [Yet this is] not always possible.”

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    With no surprise, movies don’t provide an accurate portrayal of how a bomb is defused – it’s more of a long and meticulous process with no quick impulses.

    “I agree it is nothing like the movies. For a bystander it would look like a slow, tedious and boring process. It sure doesn’t look like it when you’re the guy crouching over the bomb.

    Sean Sandeen, the second top rated answerer on Quora concerning what it was like to defuse a bomb, added that, “It is nothing like the movies. There is no blue wire to single out and cut. You have to understand the entire firing system and know how best to disrupt it. You have to account for the possibility of a detonation no matter how confident you are in your procedures.”

    “In real life it isn’t the big things that are scary. If a large device detonates in your face, you won’t even feel it. The scary things are the smaller ones, the things that take a hand or a leg; you’ll feel that.”

    Military fields like the Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) keep their render safe procedures (RSP) secret in order to deprive intelligence to their enemies; if such knowledge is in the wrong hands, then opponents may develop new anti-handling techniques which make bombs harder to defuse.

    “Once finished though, a good cigarette is required. Even if you’re a non-smoker,” said Kaiser.

    (Images via WikiCommons, TV tropes)

  • Netflix Is About To Add The Entire ‘Leverage’ Series

    It’s a big week for Netflix subscribers who want to see more television content come to the streaming service.

    As previously reported, Netflix announced a new deal with CBS and Showtime to bring the complete Dexter series to its catalog, and the first half of it went live today.

    On Friday, Netflix will add the entire series of NBC’s Chuck and the third season of AMC’s The Killing. Joining those two will be the complete series of Leverage, the TNT drama starring Timothy Hutton. Here’s the description:

    Backed by a staff of thieves and hackers, former insurance investigator Nate Ford (Timothy Hutton) pulls a 180 on the corporate and government entities he used to protect. And with good reason: they played a role in his young son’s tragic death. Aldis Hodge co-stars in this TNT original drama as Ford’s go-to gadget guy, with Gina Bellman and Christian Kane playing the roles of his most-trusted con artist and a martial arts expert.

    There are five seasons, which originally aired from 2008 – 2012.

    See more recently added content here.

  • Mira Sorvino: Falling Skies Guest Star on TNT

    The beautiful actress Mira Sorvino has a guest starring role in the TNT Sci-Fi drama Falling Skies. This is the televisions shows fourth season of action revolving around an alien invasion of Earth. Falling Skies which is produced by Dream Works TV, will premier in the summer of 2014. Her character on Falling Skies is as a graphic designer that is constantly running from life or death situations, yet feels free. By chance she meets a guerrilla fighter named John Pope, the actor Collin Cunningham who urges her to work with the resistance. The two characters become close as the season progresses.

    Fans can catch up on past episodes by watching Falling Skies online or buying prior seasons on dvd.


    Last season Sorvino was in a drama Trooper where she plays a divorced mother and state trooper on the pilot episode. She is set to make another appearance on the CBS drama.

    Sorvino is also well know for her roles in Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion, Mimic, The Replacement Killers, and the Summer of Sam.  She won a Golden Globe and Academy Award for best supporting role in Mighty Aphrodite. Additional nominations for the Golden Globe and the Emmy in Norma Jean and Marilyn,  and Golden Globe nomination for her leading role in the mind provoking TV series Human Trafficking.

    Human trafficking is a difficult concept for many people in the western world to grasp. There currently are more people involved in human trafficking than most people realize. Although the exact numbers of those affected cannot be confirmed more information, possible solutions, and prevention needs to be discussed.

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  • Mira Sorvino To Guest Star On TNT’s “Falling Skies”

    The TNT sci-fi drama Falling Skies always receives great guest actors to either play aliens or in the resistance group called “The Second Massachusetts”; however, the show (directed by Stephen Spielberg) will be acquiring a jewel of an actress when Mira Sorvino guest stars as “Sara.” (Source: TV Guide)

    Mira Sorvino, from New York, is a well-known Golden Globe and Academy Award-winning actress, known for her vibrant roles in Mighty Aphrodite by Woody Allen, Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion, Mimic, The Final Cut, and Angel’s Crest. She is also the daughter of Paul Sorvino, known for his roles in The Rocketeer, Romeo and Juliet (Baz Luhrmann), and For The Love of Money. (Source: IMDb).

    According to The New York Post, the background behind Sorvino’s character Sara is “a woman far removed from her former life as a graphic designer. She is dogged by death at every turn, yet she has never felt more alive, free or fearless.” Sara’s entrance to the show will be when she meets John Pope (played by Colin Cunningham), a rebellious guerrilla warrior of “The Second Massachusetts.” Viewers will expect to see a strong relationship grow between Pope and Sara.

    The upcoming fourth season of Falling Skies is still in production, and currently at the storyline where Sorvino’s character Sara enters the season’s storyline. Today (Wednesday, October 23rd, 2013), Sorvino tweeted that she absolutely loves working on the show.

    Falling Skies‘ fourth season will return in the summer of 2014 on TNT. (Source: FallingSkies.com)

    Various fans of Falling Skies have expressed their excitement for Sorvino’s involvement in the series via Twitter:

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  • Janet Tamaro to Step Down as ‘Rizzoli and Isles’ Showrunner

    Janet Tamaro has announced she will step down as showrunner for crime procedural series Rizzoli and Isles. She will continue on in a consulting role for Season Five.

    Tamaro developed the one-hour TNT drama based on a series of novels by Tess Gerritsen. She said she is “incredibly proud” of the work she’s done in the first four seasons of the show and is leaving it in great shape. She told Variety that she is at the top of her game creatively and wants to keep that momentum going as she branches into other projects.

    News of Tamaro’s departure comes just on the heels of the production wrap of Season Four. The final four episodes of that season will air in January, 2014.

    Rumors of changes have circulated in recent weeks. Production was halted following the August 19, 2013 suicide of 29 year-old cast member Lee Thompson Young.

    Tamaro reveals that while Young’s death was not the reason for her departure from Rizzoli and Isles, it played a role in the decision to move on: “It was a catalyst for me to examine what I want to be doing next.”

    Tamaro said she hopes to continue collaborating with Warner Horizon Television and TNT for future projects. She says they have “been a dream to work with.”

    No showrunner has been chosen to replace Tamaro.

    Rizzoli and Isles was recently renewed for a 15-episode fifth season. The summer finale aired September 10, and the show’s Twitter account is already talking up its January return.

    The series’ titular roles are filled by Angie Harmon as homicide detective Jane Rizzoli and Sasha Alexander as forensic expert and Massachusetts state Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Maura Miles. Other cast members include Jordan Bridges, Bruce McGill, and Lorraine Bracco.

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  • Janet Tamaro Leaves TNT Hit ‘Rizzoli & Isles’

    Janet Tamaro Leaves TNT Hit ‘Rizzoli & Isles’

    Janet Tamaro, of TNT’s Rizzoli & Isles, exclusively announced to Variety that she will be leaving the series after the fourth season ends early next year. Tamaro is a producer, writer and showrunner for the television drama, and she created the series for the network in 2010 from characters in novels by Tess Gerritsen. She is rumored, however, to be staying on as a consulting producer for the series’ fifth season.

    Tamaro told Variety, “I did four seasons that I’m incredibly proud of, and the show is in great shape.”

    Many viewers thought Tamaro’s departure may be the result of the untimely suicide of show favorite, Lee Thompson Young, who died last month; Tamaro admitted that her friend and coworker’s death was a sort of “catalyst” for her decision, as it made her reexamine her career and the endless possibilities she still has available. It was not, however, the ultimate reason for her leaving; in the Variety interview Tamaro also said:

    “It’s been phenomenal, but I’m at the top of my game creatively and really want to use the juice I have to produce other projects…I do so love writing female characters, and I want to do more!”

    The writer recently Tweeted about her decision:

    Tamaro is also reportedly in talks with Rizzoli & Isles producers to create more shows for TNT, as well as having signed on to a deal with New Regency for a suspenseful thriller.

    A replacement for Tamaro on Rizzoli & Isles has not yet been named.

    Image courtesy @RizzoliIslesTNT via Twitter.

  • ‘Push to Add Drama’ TNT Viral Campaign Gets a Sequel

    Remember when TNT launched in Benelux with that really cool ad campaign that set up a big, red button int he middle of a town square? It said “push to add drama,” and when pushed, set a massive series of dramatically staged events into action?

    If not, check here.

    Anyway, TNT knows drama. That’s their catchphrase. In order to prove that drama can strike anywhere, they’ve released a sequel to that viral ad. “On a cold winter’s day, we placed the famous red button somewhere in a Dutch shopping street,” says TNT Benelux.

    Check it out:

  • Amazon Prime Adds TNT Dramas to Its Catalog

    Amazon has just announced a new licensing agreement with Turner Broadcasting System and Warner Bros to bring two popular cable dramas to their Prime Instant Video catalog.

    Starting today, Amazon Prime members will be able to watch all current episodes of the two TNT dramas The Closer and Falling Skies.

    “We are pleased to offer Falling Skies to Amazon Prime members,” said Deborah K. Bradley, Senior Vice President of Program Acquisitions for Turner Broadcasting. “Subscription-on-demand services continue to grow in the consumer marketplace, and this deal represents a way to help expand our viewership from TV Everywhere and introduce a wider audience to this hit series.”

    TNT’s The Closer was crowned the #1 show on basic cable five times, and Falling Skies was also popular over the summer, hitting #1 in some demographics. Users will have access to all 109 episodes of The Closer and the first two seasons of Falling Skies, which just ended season two back in August. The deal also covers future seasons of Falling Skies, the next of which will debut in 2013.

    “Today’s agreements with TNT and Warner Bros. Domestic TV add two great TV series to Prime Instant Video,” said Brad Beale, Director of Digital Video Content Acquisition for Amazon. “Falling Skies and The Closer are some of Turner’s most-watched and highly talked about series and we’re happy to offer them exclusively for Prime members to enjoy. Amazon Prime just got even better.”

    Amazon boasts that their Prime Instant Video catalog currently has over 30,000 movies and TV episodes. Amazon just recently launched their Instant Video app for the iPhone and iPod Touch, so you can now watch there TNT dramas on your smaller iDevices.

  • TNT’s “Push Button To Add Drama” Ad Virally Explodes

    TNT’s awesomely-crazy “Push To Add Drama” ad has become a viral hit of massive proportions, rivaling only Volkswagen’s “Darth Vader” Super Bowl commercial that took the Internet by storm. The 1:46 gem is an exercise in entertaining chaos as ambulances, street brawls, attempted abductions, and shoot outs with the police are featured.

    The wild ride of an ad, according to Mashable’s viral video chart, is the second-most shared commercial of all time, trailing only the aforementioned Volkswagen/Darth Vader runaway hit. To further demonstrate the video’s incredible popularity, since being uploaded on YouTube on April 11, it has already amassed over 21 million views, and is quickly closing in on the 22 million views threshold.

    There’s also something of a Like/Dislike war going on over at the ad’s YouTube page, but the “Likes” have the overwhelming advantage, outnumbering the dislikes, 210,074 to 2,126.

    Incidentally, Turner Broadcasting created the commercial to advertise their channel in Belgium. The description reveals the strategy:

    To launch the high quality TV channel TNT in Belgium we placed a big red push button on an average Flemish square of an average Flemish town. A sign with the text “Push to add drama” invited people to use the button. And then we waited…

    The question I have is this, if someone put one of these in a public place you frequent, would you push it? You’d almost have to, right?

  • Push The Red Button To Add Drama In This TNT Ad

    TNT knows drama, at least according to their catchphrase. If “drama” includes ambulances, bikini-clad girls on motorcycles, fistfights, bloody shootouts, and tire-screeching getaways, then yes, TNT does indeed know drama.

    Turner Broadcasting just launched their new TNT cable channel in Benelux, the European region comprising Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg. On the heels of this launch, they’ve also just unveiled a ridiculously fun viral ad campaign that shows just how quickly drama can escalate.

    Courtesy of TurnerBenelux:

    To launch the high quality TV channel TNT in Belgium we placed a big red push button on an average Flemish square of an average Flemish town. A sign with the text “Push to add drama” invited people to use the button. And then we waited…

    So, the residents of this “average Flemish town” pushed the button. And chaos ensued. Check it out below:

    The new high-def TNT channel (telent channel 561) brings the region popular series that we Americans should recognize like Men of a Certain Age, Smallville, and Friday Night Lights. Drama indeed.

    According to some comments on YouTube as well as some on reddit, it looks like this advert was shot in the small town of Aarschot, which sits in the province of Flemish Brabant in Flanders. The town has a population of around 28,000.

    Also, speaking of reddit, this video might have already spawned a new meme. Some users have already screencapped and commented on unimpressed ginger kid, first seen at about 0:41 in the clip.

  • Follow or “Like” March Madness Live

    Tired of flipping back and forth between channels during the early rounds of the tournament, trying to catch your favorite game? Tired of not getting to see the full game, because CBS isn’t covering it? Tired off missing out on the action because your stuck at the office?

    If you get the March Madness Live App, you won’t have to be.

    The NCAA, in collaboration with Turner Sports and CBS Sports, launched the app to make all the games available on your computer, iPad, iPhone, and Android phones for $3.99. Go to the Apple App Store or Google Play (Android Market).

    Coverage begins with the selection show on Sunday and will end with the national championship game in New Orleans on March 31.

    For the social media junkies, the Coke Zero NCAA March Madness Social Arena will return this year, extending your game watching experience to your favorite social media outlet. You can get feature video from the game ad share it with friends and family via Facebook and Twitter. The Social Arena will also include commentary from other fans, tournament trivia, and chant and cheer features.

    On Facebook you can watch video galleries from fan created shots and see behind-the-scenes photos by liking the NCAA Men’s Basketball March Madness page.

    Twitter fans can follow:

    @marchmadnessTV – game updates, tip-off times, breaking news alerts and channel details from TBS, TNT, truTV and CBS.

    @marchmadness – the official NCAA account offering behind-the-scenes access at tournament games and events.

    March Madness Live Features:
    My Channels
    Fans can find games by typing in their zip code and selecting their TV provider in order to see their channel lineup for every game on TBS, CBS, TNT and truTV.

    Game Center View
    The Game Center view provides fans with live in-game stats, live social features, and access to live game radio and video.

    Coke Zero NCAA March Madness Social Arena

    • Social commentary from other fans
    • Tournament trivia
    • Chant and cheer features for your favorite teams
    • Facebook video gallery
    • Live Twitter feed of all 68 teams