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“Caprica” is alive. The long-simmering SCI FI Channel series has officially been greenlit as the network has ordered 20 hours of the drama including the two-hour pilot, it was announced today by Dave Howe, President, SCI FI. “Caprica” is the prequel to “Battlestar Galactica” and stars Eric Stoltz, Esai Morales, Paula Malcomson and Golden Globe

This Wednesday night sees the return of the three ladies of author Candace Bushnell’s imagined “Lipstick Jungle” world as they continue their woven stories of love, loss and career power struggles splayed against a fashionable Manhattan cocoon of privileged luxury. The series is based on the best-selling book by Bushnell about three powerful best friends

“Dogtown” is ratings gold for National Geographic Channel. The premiere that featured the rescued dogs of Michael Vick’s Bad Newz Kennels was a ratings bonanza, and the premiere ranked seventh among all ad-supported cable networks with a demo target of P25-54. That’s a really big coup for any cable network. National Geographic Channel’s (Nat Geo,

“Eureka” may have some love in the air for the new season. Speaking at the NBCU summer press preview today, star of “Eureka” Colin Ferguson joined VP of Programming for Sci Fi, Mark Stern, along with show exectuve producers Jaime Paglia and Charlie Craig. “I’ve been pitching this girlfriend idea for three years,” quipped Ferguson,