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Third time's a charm for Dylan Baker, who will return for the new season of The Good Wife, TVGuide.com has confirmed.
Baker, who plays convicted killer Colin Sweeney, first appeared in Season 1 as a client of Alicia (Julianna Margulies), who got him off the hook for murder. He was, however, sent to prison for another murder in a later episode. In Season 3, Sweeney is...
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This is a bittersweet night for FX, as it prepares to bid farewell to one of its longtime signature series — the bawdy firehouse dramedy Rescue Me, whose seventh and final season will wrap this fall to coincide with the 10th anniversary of 9/11 — and in an ironic twist, it's going head to head against a new season of Damages, the riveting legal thriller the network dropped after three low-rated seasons, but which was rescued from oblivion by DirecTV. (Unlike the Friday Night Lights situation, in which NBC aired the show after the DirecTV run, Damages will air exclusively on DirecTV. So if you're not a subscriber, it won't be that tough a choice.)
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After the first three mind-blowing seasons of Damages, nothing should come as a surprise. But all the backstabbing and mayhem we've seen still doesn't quite prepare us for the scene being shot today at the show's Brooklyn soundstages: Glenn Close's Patty Hewes gazing tenderly into a child's eyes. OK, now we're shocked!
Turns out Patty is the guardian of her granddaughter. The hard-charging lawyer gained custody after ensuring the child's mother was jailed for statutory rape and her father, Patty's son, Michael (Zachary Booth), seemingly tried to run his mom down and went on...
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Cheers to Dylan Baker for playing both sides of the spy game.
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The always-excellent character actor reprised his role from last season's Burn Notice finale as Raines, the CIA chief who welcomed Michael Westen (Jeffrey Donovan) back into the fold. While Baker had only a few scenes in the season opener, we're hoping we haven't seen the last of Raines...
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