Bridget Regan has acquired a cult following for her role as Confessor Kahlan Amnell in Legend of the Seeker, but even her most dedicated fans probably haven’t heard these confessions!

BFFs, we spoke with Bridget Regan who tells us she can’t wait to sky dive! The California native, who has had roles in NBC’s The Black Donnelly’s, Broadway’s Is He Dead?, AND even had a small part in Sex and the City, tells us everything you’ve ever wanted to know about her! Want to know a Chris...

     Bridget Regan has been seen playing a variety of roles, but perhaps she's most known for bringing to life the character of Kahlan in the ABC Studio Sci-fi dramaLegend of the Seeker. Regan has had to say farewell to the character this season as the show is set to air its series finale this weekend, a series she says she will always look back fondly on. She recently discussed with me what she'll cherish most from her role and time on Legend of the Seeker, what fans can expect from the...

It's time, Legend of the Seeker fans, for the tears to flow and for "Tears" to air.  That's to say that "Tears," the second-season finale will air this weekend in first-run syndication and -- according to series star Craig Horner -- it will almost definitely represent the series finale.

"There was a little feeling (that the end was near)," Horner told TVStar.com earlier this week during an exclusive interview.  "We kind of found out towards the end of the second season that certain of ou...

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Can an ad campaign save a canceled show? We're about to find out, because Legend of the Seekerfans, hearing that the series wasn't renewed for a third season, have raised nearly $10,000, and used some of it to purchase an ad in Daily Variety.

An additional ad in The Hollywood Reporter is supposedly also being contemplated.

Check out the ad below from today's Variety, and for more information, visit Save Our Seeker.

(Thanks to Bleeding Cool for the heads-up!)

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SyFy’s Craig Engler wrote a thoughtful response to the various “Save Our Show” campaigns that are presently underway on Boing Boing. In “How to REALLY save your favorite sci-fi show from cancelation” Craig writes:

So the biggest way you can have a real, meaningful impact – the way that will work every time if you can pull it off — is to find a way to get NEW viewers to try the show. And a LOT of new viewers. If a show isn’t successful with 900,000 viewers, it’s not goin...