Michael Ausiello is reporting that Medium is lining up a few special guest stars for its May episodes. Former 90210 star Jason Priestley has booked a three-episode arc as a gambling addict named Walter Paxton. He starts work this week, and his first episode airs in May. Additionally, Neve Campbell will appear in a May sweeps episode, although details about her role are coming through a little fuzzy.
NBC has ordered six additional scripts for Medium, moving it one step closer to being picked up for a fourth season, according to The Hollywood Reporter. A script order is considered a strong indication of a network’s intention to follow up with an episodic order for next season, the trade paper reported. Medium, from CBS Paramount Network TV, Grammnet Productions and Picturemaker Productions, stars Patricia Arquette as a psychic investigator and mom; it is currently in its third season. The show airs in the 10 p.m. Wednesday slot, where it ranks third but regularly builds onto its lead-in from another NBC crime drama with an uncertain future, Crossing Jordan.
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NBC will return the hit supernatural drama Medium – starring Emmy Award winner Patricia Arquette – to its primetime schedule on Wednesday, November 15 (9-11 p.m. ET) with a special two-hour episode before resuming the following week in its regular day and time (Wednesdays, 10-11 p.m. ET). In addition, The Biggest Loser will move to 8-9 p.m. ET on that night. In their first collaboration together, actor Thomas Jane will join his wife, Arquette, in the two-hour premiere, as the series kicks off its third season. Jane stars as Clay Bicks, an old lover of Allison’s (Arquette) – a danger-loving photographer, who, in the moment after his own death, is delivered to Allison’s door – unaware that he has died. Once Clay makes peace with the fact that he has left the world of the living and will never have a chance to be with the woman he loved, he decides to take up residence in the Dubois house – to stay close to her. Obviously, this does not sit well with Allison’s husband Joe, who is made aware of Clay’s presence.
Additionally, the premiere episode features animation by Van Partible (”Johnny Bravo”). Allison discovers that her and her daughter Bridgette are both having a very similar odd series of dreams, with the primary difference being that Bridgette’s dreams keep coming to her in the form of cartoons. When her daughter’s dreams become dark and ugly Allison begins to realize the connection. The episode, titled “Four Dreams,” is written by creator and executive producer Glenn Gordon Caron and co-executive producer Javier Grillo-Marxuach.
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