Julianna Margulies
Missed an episode of The Good Wife? Dying to know about the boots of justice? Or simply a House fan wanting to learn what Lisa Edelstein left Princeton-Plainsboro for? You'll have a chance to find out.
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Dylan Baker
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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Parker Posey, Alan Cumming
The Good Wife is adding to its already impressive guest star roster for Season 3.
The CBS legal drama has cast Parker Posey to play the estranged wife of campaign manager Eli Gold (Alan Cumming), a show rep confirms. Posey, who will begin her Big C arc on Monday, will appear in...
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Michael Arden, Dallas Roberts
There's a whole lotta love coming to The Good Wife this season.
Michael Arden (Bones, Kings) has been cast to play a philosophy professor who will romance Owen (Dallas Roberts), the brother of Alicia (Julianna Margulies) for Season 3, TVLine reports.
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David Hyde Pierce, Bette Midler and Marcia Wallace do The Simpsons
After 18 seasons and 400 episodes, Fox's The Simpsons (Sundays at 8 pm/ET) has attracted more than 350 celebrities to offer their voices to animated doppelgangers. Some have played themselves (Steve Buscemi, anyone?), some new characters (Reese Witherspoon as Rainier Wolfcastle's daughter, for instance), some old characters (Kiefer Sutherland and Mary Lynn Rajskub, who reprise their roles from 24 on May 20) — and in one instance, a mix (Elizabeth Taylor played herself and voiced Maggie's first word). Throughout, producers have attract
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Gravelly voiced theater vet Harvey Fierstein, who originated the stage role of Hairspray's Edna Turnblad, is developing a Fox sitcom in which he will play a blue-collar mom with two kids in Seaside Heights, N.J. The show is described as "Roseanne-ish," although with a possibly more feminine lead.
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