Legend of the Seeker fans sounded a collective ‘nay’ last week when a representative from the Tribune Company (which owns most of the stations that air the syndicated show) revealed it would not be interested in a third season. There’s been no official announcement from ABC Studios, of course, but having recently chatted by phone with Aussie star Craig Horner (Seeker’s Richard Rahl) as he relaxed in an Auckland Starbucks, it sounds like the poor guy might be ready for a break. For those who haven’t checked...

Warning Spoilers Below: Question: Thanks for the Cable Renewal Scorecard, but you forgot to include Legend of the Seeker. Will it be renewed? —David Ausiello: I think you forgot that Legend is a syndicated show. That list only covered cable shows, hence the words “CABLE EDITION” in the headline. Capiche? But to answer your question, I’d say the cult fave is a safe bet for renewal. In related news, I’ve got more scoop from exec producer Ken Biller! In the episode airing the weekend of March 20, “Kahlan is going to...

Richard’s attempt to teach a peaceful people how to defend themselves unleashes an uncontrollable rage that threatens to consume them and destroy the Seeker.

Craig Horner is on the list of nominees for Portrait Magazine’s Top 30 stars Under 30 years old this year. The voting stays open until November 22 and the poll is in the drop down menu on the site’s main page. Portrait Magazine says: Like last year we’re asking you to vote for the person or group who won your heart in 2009. Who do you think was the best role model, most entertaining, the all around greatest living their lives in the spotlight this year?It’s all up to you! Vote now and be sure to spread...

Bridget Regan, Craig Horner, Bruce Spence, Craig Parker, and Tabrett Bethell, as well as director/producer Mark Beesley, will appear at the Armageddon Expo in Auckland on Monday, October 24, 2009 with a Q&A at 1 p.m. and free autograph session at 2 p.m. Click here for more info.