In Brennidon, Episode Four of Legend of the Seeker, Richard Cypher acted a little bit childish. It's fitting, given that the episode explored the theme of family.

I said in my last review that I thought that when Legend of the Seeker found it's legs, it was going to take off running. With episode 3, Bounty, I think the series is off to a good start.

Starting October 27th, Disney-ABC is offering the first 30 minutes of the much-anticipated Legend of the Seeker as a free download on iTunes.

As the countdown to the first episode of Legend of the Seeker ticks by, the show's creators, Sam Raimi and Rob Tapert have kicked their marketing into overdrive with a series of interviews.

If you can't wait to see Lucy Lawless's Making of a Legend, you don't have to.

The newest video promo released for Legend of the Seeker has the answers you seek.

The producer of The Evil Dead, 30 Days of Night, and Sam Raimi’s 2009 release, Drag Me To Hell, sat down to talk with us about the joys of foreign-language horror, the focus of his new DVD label, Ghost House Underground. We also got around to topics such as the place of the PG-13 rating in the genre, why J-horror’s moment in the sun may have come and gone, and even the upcoming TV series The Legend of the Seeker…

In a recent interview with TVweek.com, Rob Tapert who (along with  director Sam Raimi) produces the new syndicated series Legend of the Seeker, discussed the new series along with the duo's return to syndication.

For aficionados of the as-of-yet un-aired show, Legend of the Seeker, the wait is almost over. In little over a month, the syndicated live-action retelling of the Terry Goodkind novel, Wizard's First Rule will hit the airwaves.

In the meantime, the show's creators are building interest though tidbits released via the show's website (http://www.legendoftheseeker.com)