The Spoiler Roundup 03.28.07
March 28th, 2007 | 0 Comments | Email | Share | TweetWelcome to the Spoiler Roundup, the most comprehensive weekly spoiler wrapup on the internet. We scour the web for all the best spoilers on some of the most popular shows on the air. Catch it here every Wednesday at The TV Remote.
This week: 24, 30 Rock, Battlestar Galactica, Brothers and Sisters, Criminal Minds CSI: Miami, CSI: New York, Desperate Housewives, ER, Ghost Whisperer, Gilmore Girls, Grey’s Anatomy, Heroes, House, Jericho, Law & Order: SVU, Lost, Men In Trees, Numbers, October Road, One Tree Hill, Prison Break, Shark, Standoff, The Dead Zone, The Office, The Sopranos and Ugly Betty.
24
Audrey is probably still alive. [Michael Ausiello]
Michael Shanks is playing the lover of one of VP Daniel’s key advisors who may have an agenda beyond their courtship. His first airdate is April 23. [Michael Ausiello]
Milo has a brother, and we’ll meet him in this season’s 23rd hour when he pops into CTU to offer his brother a sympathetic ear. [Michael Ausiello]
30 Rock
There’s a dream sequence – in the first new episode April 5th – involving Maury Povich and Alec Baldwin that will have you howling. And you haven’t lived until you’ve seen Will Arnett seducing Kenneth the page in nothing but a mini-robe. [Michael Ausiello]
Battlestar Galactica
There’s much more to come forGaius and Six. Caprica and the bad Dr. Baltar will being seeing each other again—in the flesh, no less, not just as each other’s imaginary friends. [Kristin@E!Online]
Brothers and Sisters
You think Rebecca’s the black sheep of the family now? Just wait until late April when an explosive secret concerning her and a fellow Walker is revealed. [Michael Ausiello]
Criminal Minds
Something near and dear to Gideon’s heart will go missing in the season finale, and the thief will look a lot like arch nemesis Frank (Keith Carradine). [Michael Ausiello]
CSI: Miami
This person who gets fired is a man, and before he has time to head down to the unemployment office, a local TV station hires him as its forensics expert. [Michael Ausiello]
CSI: New York
Stella’s forced to address the HIV issue more aggressively in a coming episode. [Kristin@E!Online]
Desperate Housewives
Tom feels threatened by the interest a new Scavo’s Pizzeria employee shows in Lynette, Susan considers moving from Wisteria Lane and a neighbor’s darkest secret is revealed. [ABC]
ER
In episode 20, Kovac resigns as chief. This is probably the start of how they will write him off the show. [Michael Ausiello]
Ghost Whisperer
We will meet Melinda’s father, who had abandoned her when she was very young. [Kristin@E!Online]
Gilmore Girls
Rory and Logan will decide to go their seperate ways in the May 8th episode. [Michael Ausiello]
Lauren Graham is no longer singing ABBA’s “Fernando” in the May 1 episode. Now for the good news: She’s singing Dolly Parton’s “I Will Always Love You” instead. And now for the even better news: She sings it to someone specific — and it’s not Rory. Ready. [Michael Ausiello]
Grey’s Anatomy
Meredith and Derek will be going strong for a good, long while. The death of someone very close to Meredith brings them closer together—and tears her apart (again) from her father. [Kristin@E!Online]
George and Izzie are both in love with each other and There are rumblings that Sara Ramirez (Callie) might not be coming back as a series regular next season. [Kristin@E!Online]
Cristina and Burke will have a full-on traditional wedding with the big dress and bridesmaids and everything — at the insistence of both her mother and Burke’s mother. [Kristin@E!Online]
Sources say Addison will be reunited with her god-daughter, daughter of Addison’s best friend (played by Merrin Dungey) who is a world-renown fertility expert and the big wig at a wellness center. [Michael Ausiello]
Before the season is over, one character will discover that she has no need for contraceptives — and hasn’t for some time. [Michael Ausiello]
Heroes
The next death will occur on April 23. The Hero who will be killed is a series regular and has an important power that will live on in Sylar. [Kristin@E!Online]
Look for lots more Heroic relatives and family history next season, because the second season is going to be called Volume Two: Generations, and it’s all about the ancestors and descendants of the Heroes we know. [Kristin@E!Online]
Linderman’s special power has something to do with his mind. [Michael Ausiello]
House
Producers are currently preparing for a major shoot that involves an ocean helicopter rescue! It is unknown if any of the series regulars are involved. The incident takes place right around season-finale time. [Kristin@E!Online]
We reported yesterday that Piper Perabo has been cast on House. She is guest-starring in this season’s next-to-last episode as a potential love interest for House. [Michael Ausiello]
Jericho
Someone’s going to die tonight. (At least it’s going to look that way at the end of the episode.) [Michael Ausiello]
Law & Order: SVU
Adam Beach is joining the cast next season as a regular, reprising his role as Detective Chester Lake. Producers maintain that he’s strictly an addition, and there will be no cast subtraction necessary to make it work. Adam said that while his backstory and character arc are still being developed, “I have a feeling there’s going to be romance between him and someone else, and that slowly develops.” [Kristin@E!Online]
Lost
This week on Lost, Maggie Grace (Shannon) returns, Sun goes all nutty fisticuffs and someone is going to die. How this person dies is disturbing. [Kristin@E!Online]
Producers are currently casting for a “Roger,” a working-class janitor in his early forties who is bitter about his place in life but has higher aspirations. The notice says of the character, “He has troubled and complex relationship with his son; [he] finds himself caught up in a mysterious situation beyond his imaginings; [and the] actor must not be claustrophobic.” Pretty sure this is the skeleton—”Roger Work Man”—from Hurley’s episode. [Kristin@E!Online]
In an interview with The Trades, Michael Emerson talked about his Character Ben Linus: A Ben back story episode is in the works, probably for season four. According to Emerson, the cast is currently filming an episode in which “one set of interlocking back stories is brought to its resolution.” [The Trades]
There will be a season-ending showdown between the 815ers and the Others. And there are at least three more deaths, including the one tonight. [Michael Ausiello]
Men In Trees
A series of ill-fated events and a streak of bad luck that threatens to ruin Patrick and Annie’s wedding comes as no surprise to Mai, who predicted Patrick and Annie’s union would be doomed after discovering the pair have incompatible astrological charts. Things eventually reach a boiling point, which leaves everyone, especially Annie, wondering if Mai’s prophecy is true. Cash (Scott Elrod) comes back to Elmo (at a pivotal moment) and, though Marin is glad to see him, she can’t help but wonder what the real reason for his unexpected return is. Pastor Eric (Nicholas Lea) faces the possibility of losing his ministry when members of his congregation question the nature of his relationship with Sara. Jane flies in for Patrick and Annie’s nuptials and is reunited with both Annie’s fresh-out-of-rehab brother, Danny (Josh Randall), and her former flame, Sam aka Plow Guy (Ty Olsson). [Michael Ausiello]
Numbers
The Wire’s Wood Harris and Kidnapped’s Jeremy Sisto will appear in the April 27 episode. [Michael Ausiello]
October Road
Love is in the air on Thursday’s episode. Not one, but two couples are getting together this week, and it happens among the most unlikely pairs. The downside? A big relationship is coming to an end. [Kristin@E!Online]
Nick and Hannah will not be getting back together anytime soon, since Nick has a new girl in his life. [Kristin@E!Online]
One Tree Hill
Chris Keller will return in the most unexpected way when the show comes back on May 9. And the witness to Dan’s murder is apparently not who anyone expected it to be. Furthermore, we have not seen the last of two of this season’s biggest problems: One is a person and the other is a situation. And both will come back to bite a pair of exes in the butt by the time everyone comes back from Texas. [Michael Ausiello]
Prison Break
Kellerman and C-Note may be the next to die, since both Paul Adelstein and Rockmond Dunbar have new jobs for the fall. Rockmond talking about C-Note: “He’s on his last leg.” [Kristin@E!Online]
there will be a role reversal at the end of this season, with Michael in a prison in Panama and Lincoln charged with having to bust him out. Says Dominic Purcell, “Everything is resolved. Everything. Expect a massive shock, the final one, a massive, huge shock.” [Kristin@E!Online]
Shark
Sherry Stringfield is guest-starring later this season as a cutthroat defense attorney who has a history with Stark. [Michael Ausiello]
Standoff
Standoff is back this coming Friday, April 6, with a storyline that marks a key turning point in Matt and Emily’s relationship. You’ll see that Emily gets a great job offer in another section of the FBI, and Matt responds with a little emotional blackmail. [Kristin@E!Online]
The Dead Zone
Cara Buono — aka Michael Imperioli’s knocked-up wife on The Sopranos — is joining the cast as the new sheriff of Cleaves Mills and a potential love interest for Anthony Michael Hall. [Michael Ausiello]
The Office
Melora Hardin said there’s lots more coming up for Michael and Jan. “Michael comes barreling through all of Jan’s defense mechanisms and crashes in and finds that gooey center and appeals to it. I think he really makes her feel like a woman in a way that not many men can do because she’s got her guard up.” Jan also has some “news” coming up. [Kristin@E!Online]
The Sopranos
Someone gets whacked in the premiere, but it’s who does the whacking — not who gets whacked — that’ll have watercoolers bubbling. [Michael Ausiello]
Ugly Betty
Judith Light is staying on the show, although she will be going to prison.They are shooting scenes in jail throughout the rest of this season and into the next. [Kristin@E!Online]
