Emily Rose: Fav Wardrobe Pieces of Season 5

One of my fav wardrobe pieces of season 5 #haven maybe they will let me keep it:) pic.twitter.com/KKDPGhIdAk
— Emily Rose (@EmilyroseLA) July 21, 2014

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Season 5 US Premiere Date!

Tiffany Vogt from The TV Addict is reporting that...

Haven's Season 5 will be back on Thursday, September 11, 2014! At 10pm, on Syfy.

That's a new night, so mark your calendars and don't forget it.

How great it is to have the show back?

Season 4 Available on Netflix!

The Haven Herald announces:

"We can announce that Haven Season 4 will be available to stream on Netflix starting August 12th!"

Eric Balfour: Lucas, Quite the Amazing Photographer

Eric Balfour
Lucas Bryant snapped this photo of me in between takes of a scene for #Haven. He's quite the amazing photographer :) #discoverhaven

Season 5 UK Premiere Date!

Good news UK!

Haven Season 5 is almost upon us UK fans and we can reveal that the new series is due to kick off on SyFy, Tuesday 16th September at 9pm.

The season premiere will be titled “See No Evil” and is directed by Shawn Piller, written by Matt McGuinness & Gabrielle Stanton.

Source: Unreality Primetime

Season 5 Spoilers: Series Filming Two Endings, Possibility Of Season 6 Renewal

The Haven producers are uncertain of the series' future, but they aren't going to let that keep them from giving the program the ending it deserves.

To do this, at least one of Haven's producers has "promised that he's shooting two endings," according to TV Line.

This news comes from Eric Balfour (Duke) as the Syfy series moves to film episodes 9 and 10 of the 26-episode fifth season. At the Saturn Awards in late June, Balfour caused fans some consternation when he told Good Nerd Bad Nerd that the upcoming season could be it for the troubled Maine town.

"Nobody at the network's said that, but we are viewing it that way," Balfour clarified while speaking with TV Line. "The writers are of the opinion that you don't get the opportunity to see the finish line very often on a television series, so knowing that we have the ability to sort of plan for that - and we have [the length of] two seasons to do it, it's not like it's tomorrow - I actually am of the opinion that I hope we do it, because I would love to give the fans a real ending and honor the show that way."


Meanwhile, writer Brian Millikin also reassured fans that the ratings will hopefully be the deciding factor for Syfy.

"No decision has been made about another season after these 26," Millikin wrote on Saturday. "They'll wait to see ratings this fall, I imagine."

Source: En Starz