Watch the Complete Series of Revolution Webisodes

   Enjoy the complete online animated webisodes "Wheatley's Letters" and the live-action webseries "Enemies of the State" featuring Giancarlo Esposito (Neville) and David Lyons (Monroe). Here you have the lists uploaded to 'Revolution Is On' Youtube channel (don't forget to subsribe!).

Enemies of the State - The Live-Action Webseries

Wheatley's Letters - The Animated Webisodes

20 things we learned from the Revolution PaleyFest Panel

   After Friday night's spoiler-free PaleyFest panel for "The Walking Dead," Saturday night's (March 2) panel for "Revolution" was practically the opposite.

   Eric Kripke, J.J. Abrams and the cast were fairly forthcoming about what fans can expect both when "Revolution" returns to NBC on March 25 and beyond.

   That, of course, means that if you want to go in with a completely clean slate, you really don't want to read the information after the break.

So click through for 20 things we learned from the 'Revolution' PaleyFest Panel.

   20) Nobody on the "Revolution" writing staff cared about the Super Bowl. Remember that whole blackout thing during the Super Bowl and all of the "hilarious" jokes on your Twitter feed about "Revolution"? Well, it turns out that the shows writers weren't even watching the game. They were working on breaking story and one of the assistants read about it on social media. "We all had a moment like, 'Ah. I wish we were airing the next night,'" says Eric Kripke.

   19) They're overjoyed that they've been gone since November. You may miss "Revolution" and NBC may miss the show's ratings, but Kripke and company are giddy. Well, they're not really "giddy," but they're very good at putting a happy face on the break. "I'm very grateful for it, becuase I think creatively it really paid off and I believe very strongly that the second half of the season is better than the first," Kripke says. They said the same thing at TCA Press Tour in January, so it's gotta be true.

   18) Eric Kripke thinks he knows what the show did well in its first chunk of episodes. "I thought we did a pretty great job introducing the characters and these wonderful actors," Kripke says. "Character really has to come first in a show like this and it's more important than the genre and it's more important than the big concept, because stories come and go, but if you can make the characters stick, then I think you have a chance as some longevity and I think we did that well. We got to know them. We got to understand them. They got dimensionalized, they all sorta came to life, which is in a large part due to the incredible job that all of these incredibly handsome people on the stage have done."

Revolution Animated Webisodes - Episode 6

Revolution Animated Webisodes - Episode 6: "Wheatley's Letters: Sept 15th and Nov 19th"
Wheatley lays out his nefarious plan for Miles.
(If you can't watch it from your country, try with NBC website)

Revolution Prequel: A live-action webseries starring Giancarlo Esposito (Capt. Neville)

   Revolution will continue its exciting freshman season March 25 on NBC, but while fans wait, an upcoming live-action webseries will satisfy their need for another piece of the puzzle.

   In this webseries, premiering Feb. 25 on NBC.com, we flashback to 11 years after the blackout and the night Miles (Billy Burke) first tried to assassinate Gen. Monroe (David Lyons). The story will follow Capt. Neville (Giancarlo Esposito) on a mission to hunt down and kill and those who had a hand in the attempt to assassinate Monroe. While on his journey, however, Neville will apparently stumble “upon an even greater conspiracy that could change the course of the Republic forever,” according to a description.

Esposito and Lyons will star in the five-episode webseries.

And here’s one more tease — an exclusive page from the first webisode script (Click image for larger version):

Source: EW

Revolution Animated Webisodes - Episode 5

Revolution Animated Webisodes - Episode 5: "Wheatley's Letters: May 23rd"
The forgotten Militia operative recalls the day the power went off.
(If you can't watch it from your country, try with NBC website)

Revolution Animated Webisodes - Episode 4

Revolution Animated Webisodes - Episode 4: "Wheatley's Letters: March 3rd"
Feigning patriotism, Wheatley earns a promotion from the Rebels.
(If you can't watch it from your country, try with NBC website)

Revolution Animated Webisodes - Episode 3

Revolution Animated Webisodes - Episode 3: "Wheatley's Letters: October 15th"
Has Wheatley been turned or did the Militia mess up?
(If you can't watch it from your country, try with NBC website)

Revolution Animated Webisodes - Episode 2

Wheatley's Letters: August 10th - Revolution Webisode #2
(If you can't watch it from your country, try with NBC website)

Revolution Animated Webisodes - Episode 1

   Missing Revolution on Monday nights? NBC is keeping the show’s power on during its winter hiatus by rolling out a series of animated webisodes.

   Starting today, the network is debuting online webisodes every week through Feb. 18 on NBC.com, YouTube, Hulu and on VOD. The network is also putting a version of the show’s pilot online that includes commentary from showrunner Eric Kripke and executive producer/director Jon Favreau.

   The six webisodes are based on the letters written by Sgt. Joseph Wheatly (Reed Diamond), the character who led Miles (Billy Burke) into those oxygen-depleted tunnels toward Philadelphia and into a trap set by Gen. Monroe (David Lyons).