Elizabeth Mitchell on the Cover of BRINK Magazine

The new issue (April/May 2013) featuring NBC Revolution star and Lost alum, Elizabeth Mitchell, has arrived! Elizabeth speaks on working with industry big wigs, how she got her start, advice for getting in the business and doing what you love. Alongside Elizabeth are interviews with country crooner Jake Owen, indie rapper Hoodie Allen, eCommerce titan Craft Coffee and much much more.

Source: BRINK

WonderCon 2013 Exclusive Trailer of Revolution

Episode 1x14 - The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia - Press Release

"REVOLUTION"
"THE NIGHT THE LIGHTS WENT OUT IN GEORGIA"

04/15/2013 (10:01PM - 11:00PM) (Monday) : ANOTHER BETRAYAL PUSHES MONROE TO THE EDGE WHILE RACHEL MAKES A BIG MOVE TO TURN THE POWER BACK ON – Paranoia strikes Monroe deeply (David Lyons) as Neville disappears and Neville’s (Giancarlo Esposito) son Jason (JD Pardo) makes a big decision. Meanwhile, the familial bond between Miles (Billy Burke) and Charlie (Tracy Spiridakos) grows stronger. Elsewhere, Miles experiences romantic attraction with both Rachel (Elizabeth Mitchell) and Nora (Daniella Alonso). And Rachel sets off on her dangerous quest to infiltrate the Tower and restore power to the world before Monroe can ignite a nuclear device.

Also starring, Zak Orth, Dayo, Okeniyi and Robert Pralgo

2 New Seak Peeks for Revolution Episode 12 "Ghosts"

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

Revolution on the Cover of Geek Magazine

TV Promo of Episode 12 "Ghosts"

Amazing tv promo! It says "coming weeks"... so everithing you see in the video won't happen next week.



What do you think about Monroe detonating a nuclear bomb?

Pictures from Episode 1x11 and Behind the Scenes

Ratings of Revolution's Return - Episode 11

Revolution's return Episode 1x11, "The Stand", scored 2.7 in the 18-49 demographics and 7.25 million viewers. The much awaited return was down 7% from the mid-season finale 2.9.

Complete Season 1 Ratings here: Episodes

Read the review and rate the episode here: Episode 11 "The Stand"

Review of Episode 11 'The Stand'

Review by SpoilerTV

   And we’re back! Revolution returns with a strong episode in “The Stand” written by Anne Cofell Saunders and Paul Grelling and directed by Steve Boyum. Boyum, of course, also directed a number of Supernatural episodes for Kripke and has already directed “Sex and Drugs” in the first half of Revolution’s season. Boyum is adept with both the emotional scenes in the episode and the action – and this episode had lots of both. I think we are going to have to prepare ourselves for every episode Saunders writes, as she was also the writer of “The Plague Dogs” in which we lost Maggie (Anna Lise Phillips). This was a good episode, tightly written and well-paced, but I’m curious to see what the ratings are like after such a long hiatus. I confess that some of my enthusiasm for the show had worn off, and I wasn’t as excited for its return as I was for its initial premiere. That said, I am pretty excited to see where we go from here as this episode unfolded a lot like a second premiere, setting the stage for the rest of the season.

   The episode begins with a quick re-cap of the first half of the season, re-setting the stage, which was particularly helpful after the long hiatus. And then, we’re right back to our group facing down an armed helicopter. It was a bit implausible that no one was killed or even wounded as they ran away across an open field, but perhaps the helicopter pilots and gunners were rusty after not having flown for fifteen years.

   Neville (Giancarlo Esposito) is the one who has to tell Monroe (David Lyons) that Miles (Billy Burke) has gotten away again. Interestingly, Monroe seems to suggest that Neville isn’t trying very hard to capture/kill Miles, so perhaps, there’s more of a backstory there that we will see unfold. We do learn that Monroe is much more interested in expanding his Republic by destroying the Rebels, Georgia, the Plains Nation, and California than he is in killing Miles, however. This is a great set up for where the series is going. They’ve already cast the leader of the Georgia Federation. President Foster will be played by Leslie Hope. It will be interesting to see where our band of heroes fits in – will they end up fighting with Georgia against the Republic or is Georgia corrupt too?