November 24th, 2009 | 1 Comment
The Christmas holiday and new year is rapidly approaching and some of our favorite shows are returning back to primetime for the 2009-2010 Winter TV Season. Find out when your favorite shows like Lost, Burn Notice, Leverage, Vampire Diaries and Psych are returning with new episodes. See what new shows are premiering this fall including Men of a Certain Age and Steven Seagal: Lawman.
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February 5th, 2010 | 0 Comments
TNT has set March 29 as the premiere date for the fourth and final season of Saving Grace. The new season will begin with two episodes, beginning at 9:00 PM/ET. The premiere date is earlier than the summer debut TNT indicated when the network announced the upcoming season would be its last. The nine episode final season will be interrupted by the NBA playoffs, which begin April 19.
Saving Grace stars Holly Hunter as promiscuous, tough-as-nails Detective Grace Hanadarko, and has enjoyed critical acclaim and solid ratings since its debut. Hunter earned her second-straight Emmy nomination for the role in 2009. Despite the critical acclaim, Fox Studios opted not to continue production citing rising costs.
February 5th, 2010 | 0 Comments
The Casting Call brings together the latest casting news to keep you informed on who is showing up on which show. Find out who is joining your favorite show as a series regular, a recurring character, a guest star or special cameo. The Casting Call could reveal upcoming story-lines, so be aware, there may be spoilers ahead.
Chuck (NBC)
Fred Willard and Swoosie Kurtz has both signed on for guest roles. They will play a spy couple who are now over-the-hill but still in the game. They will appear at the end of the season when they are recruited for a mission.
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February 1st, 2010 | 0 Comments
TLC announced that is has ordered a third season of the hit series Cake Boss. Featuring Buddy Valastro, who heads a family-run Italian bakery in Hoboken, NJ, the series has 1.8 million P2+ viewers in its second season. Production has already begun on the 26-episode third season, which is scheduled to start airing in May. The series is produced by High Noon Entertainment; executive producer is Jim Berger.
“Buddy and his team are true artists, and have created the most amazing cakes this season – including a life-sized NASCAR cake! We can’t wait to see what’s next for entire family at Carlo’s bakery,” said Nancy Daniels, SVP Production & Development, TLC. The current season of CAKE BOSS will have its finale on February 15 at 9 PM.
January 31st, 2010 | 0 Comments
NBC has renewed Parks and Recreation for a third season. The early pickup was given for production reasons to lock in actors’ schedules. The sole pickup for the sophomore comedy has no bearing on the renewal chances of NBC’s other Thursday comedies. The Office, 30 Rock and freshman Community, which pull higher ratings than Parks and Recreation, all look good to return for another season. Parks and Recreation, which stars Amy Poehler and Aziz Ansari, has been improving this season both creatively and in the ratings.
January 29th, 2010 | 0 Comments
The Casting Call brings together the latest casting news to keep you informed on who is showing up on which show. Find out who is joining your favorite show as a series regular, a recurring character, a guest star or special cameo. The Casting Call could reveal upcoming story-lines, so be aware, there may be spoilers ahead.
Castle (ABC)
Leonard Roberts has landed a guest role. He will play the partner of Dana Delany’s federal agent character. In the two-part episode, the first of which is conveniently scheduled to air immediately following Housewives on March 21, the feds (Delany and Roberts) are brought in to assist Castle and Beckett on a serial killer case. The conclusion airs the following night in Castle’s regular Monday-at-10 time slot.
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January 28th, 2010 | 0 Comments
The CW has picked up two new pilots. The first is an update of the 1990s action thriller La Femme Nikita. The show is based on the French film Nikita, which is about a young criminal trained to be an assassin by a top-secret government organization. The story was launched as a TV series in 1997 on USA Network. La Femme Nikita will give the CW its first nonsupernatural action drama. In this version, Nikita goes rogue, and a new assassin is trained to replace her. McG will executive produce the Nikita remake with Peter Johnson and Craig Silverstein, who will write and executive produce. CSI director Danny Cannon has signed on to helm the pilot.
