Miss any of the news that came from Comic-Con? TVHackr has compiled every trailer (featuring new footage) and news item that was released during 2013 San Diego Comic-Con, which came to an end yesterday. The post doesn’t include special panel videos, the panels themselves, series highlight reels, or trailers that have already been posted.

There will be two additional new faces joining Arrow this season, as Kevin Alejandro (True Blood) and Michael Jai White (Black Dynamite) are set to play vengeful alderman Sebastian Blood (aka Brother Blood) and Ben Taylor, a claw-wielding assassin otherwise known as the Bronze Tiger, respectively. The latter will also be forming an alliance with China White.

-Amy Acker (Angel) has been promoted to a series regular on Person of Interest, where she’s portrayed Machiavellian cyber-hacker Root in seven episodes. There’ll also be an opportunity for fans to join in the series with the Person of Interest Social Photo Opportunity, which will give the show’s fans on Facebook the ability to submit photos for a chance to become a “person of interest” at some point during season three. Information will be released in the coming weeks on the Person of Interest Facebook page.

-AMC has announced that Talking Dead host Chris Hardwick will be anchoring Talking Bad, its recently announced Breaking Bad aftershow that will air every Sunday at 11:00 beginning August 11th. Like Dead, Talking Bad features Hardwick recapping that night’s Breaking Bad episode, taking questions and comments from viewers, and interviewing those associated with the show (actors, producers) and TV experts alike. The final eight episodes of Breaking Bad will premiere earlier that night at 9:00.

-A balloon of Finn and Jake from Cartoon Network’s Adventure Time will fly in this year’s Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade on November 28th. It marks the first time the Emmy nominated animated series will be featured.

–Per TVLine, Supernatural executive producer Bob Singer confirmed that a spin-off of the show is in the works. Reportedly to be centered on a new character via a backdoor pilot later in the season, the series is said to be more “citified” than its mothership. The ninth season of Supernatural is set to premiere Tuesday, October 15th at 9:00.

–Revolution has added Stephen Collins (7th Heaven) to its cast for the second season. The veteran actor will be playing Rachel’s father, according to TV Guide.

-A Simpsons/Family Guy crossover will be airing in the fall of 2014, according to FOX. “The Simpsons Guy” finds the Griffins ending up in Springfield and being fully embraced by the Simpson family. Also in Family Guy news, the show is having a contest for those who think they have the best Stewie Griffin impression around. Fans can send in their best Stewie on the I am Stewie section of FamilyGuy.com, with the winner (selected by producers) having their voice featured in the upcoming season premiere and earning a three-day/two-night trip for two to attend Family Guy Live at the Just4Laughs Festival in Toronto, on Saturday, Sept. 28, 2013.

-As reported by Entertainment Weekly, guest stars for the upcoming season of Family Guy include Peter Dinklage, Liam Neeson, Dennis Farina, Ashton Kutcher, Conan O’Brien, Bryan Cranston, Jeff Daniels, Jon Cryer, and Adam Levine, while American Dad will be seeing the likes of Mariah Carey, Ellie Kemper, Zooey Deschanel, Mark Cuban, Stanley Tucci, Olivia Wilde, Alison Brie, Sinbad, Mae Whitman, T.J. Miller, Alan Thicke, and Pete Holmes.

–Once Upon a Time in Wonderland has cast Lost alum Naveen Andrews as Jafar, the evil Royal Vizier of Agrabah first seen in Aladdin, according to TV Guide.

-USA has revealed the winner of the Psych fan-voted storyline contest. The network gave the show’s fanbase the chance to decide on a storyline for an upcoming season eight episode and the winner turned out to be “A Nightmare on State Street,” an episode that will feature Gus in dream therapy to understand the cause of his recent night terrors. Also announced was a two-hour musical episode, set to air Sunday, December 15th; Gus and Shawn will have to track down a playwright deemed criminally insane and eventually get led back to someone from Shawn’s past.

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The network’s summer schedule kicks off on Thursday, May 9th with the second season premiere of critically praised reality show Small Town Security, which centers on a small, family-run security and private investigation company in Ringgold, Georgia. The show will be airing along with new addition Showville, premiering May 23rd at 10:00 and spotlights a small town talent show featuring local acts, who get the chance of a lifetime to be in the spotlight.

Sunday, August 11th sees the premiere of the final run of Breaking Bad episodes at 9:00 and the debut of new crime drama Low Winter Sun at 10:00. The latter stars Mark Strong and Lennie James and tells the story of  the murder of a cop by a fellow Detroit detective. A new addition to the night will be Talking Bad, a Talking Dead-type talk show focused on that night’s episode of Breaking Bad. It will air every week at 11:00 beginning on the 11th. Finally, the second season of The Pitch will premiere Thursday, August 15th at 10:00 and be preceded by the series debut of Owner’s Manual, where Ed Sanders and Marcus Hunt operate technology and machinery in two different ways – once without using the owner’s manual and once with using the owner’s manual.

Receiving renewals from the network are Talking Dead, Comic Book Men, and Freakshow, with Immortalized the only Thursday reality show not picking up a second season.

Among AMC’s scripted development options are Ballistic City. the story of a former cop thrust into the criminal underworld of a city housed in a generational space ship destined for an unknown world; King, where a 1960s politician elected as a segregationist is tasked with championing civil rights; Ashland, about a California family moving to a tiny Kentucky mining town in 1950 to protect their secrets; White City, focusing on western diplomats and journalists living in Afghanistan; and The Wall, a period drama centering on an American businessman embroiled in East-West espionage in Berlin. In addition, there are two untitled projects in the works: one set against the New York automobile industry in the 1920s and one documenting the emerging movement for a second American Revolution.

There are also three unscripted projects in development, including election-focused Majority Rules, All-Star Celebrity Bowling, and Cancelled, where six families compete to see who can have the highest rated reality show.

AMC 2013 Summer Premiere Dates
Thursday, May 9th
10:00 Small Town Security

Thursday, May 23rd 
9:00 Showville

Sunday, August 11th 
9:00 Breaking Bad
10:00 Low Winter Sun
11:00 Talking Bad

Thursday, August 15th
9:00 Owner’s Manual
10:00 The Pitch

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