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VIDEO: Is Jeff Goldblum Ready to Bring Law & Order? | Today's News: Our Take | 7/23/2008
Jeff Goldblum is on the case... trying to uncover information about his Law & Order: Criminal Intent character, who will fill the void being left when Chris Noth exits the show. Plus: The actor talks about jamming with Aerosmith and Kevin Spacey. read more be the first to leave a comment
Chris Noth Reveals Intent to Leave L&O: "All's Well that Ends Well!" | Today's News: Our Take | 6/26/2008
It goes without saying, the Jurassic Park guy has Big shoes to fill. Jeff Goldblum, whose last foray into prime-time was NBC's short-lived Raines, is joining USA Network's Law & Order: Criminal Intent. There, he will share lead crime-solving duties with Vincent D'Onofrio."Jeff's presence will add a new dimension to an already successful show," franchise overL&Ord Dick Wolf says in a statement.When asked about his exit, Noth told TVGuide.com in a statement, "When others couldn't get... read more be the first to leave a comment
Mad About Mad Men | Matt Roush | 7/19/2007
I can't remember the last time the most buzzed-about show at a summer critics' press tour had nothing to do with the broadcast network's fall offerings. But this week, the show we can't stop talking and thinking about, and wishing we had more episodes to watch, is AMC's Mad Men, a period drama about advertising men and their professional and sexual exploits at the dawn of the '60s. (It premieres Thursday at 10 pm/ET.) Here's how I logged my first impression of the show in the pages of TV Guide... read more be the first to leave a comment
Any thoughts on NBC's run of ... | Matt Roush | 5/7/2007
Question: Any thoughts on NBC's run of Raines? I actually found myself enjoying it far more than I thought I would. As a procedural, it's solid and unique in its approach. Jeff Goldblum plays exactly the character you'd expect him to, but it works. As a fan of Graham Yost's Boomtown, I'm glad to see he got Raines on the air. Does it have any shot at all at a second season? Answer: I don't see how. I liked the show's quirkiness, but could tell from the start it was a tough sell, and NBC... read more be the first to leave a comment
I'm really enjoying Raines. ... | Matt Roush | 4/2/2007
Question: I'm really enjoying Raines. Jeff Goldblum is fabulous, and the writing is fairly solid. The ratings haven't been awful, but the move to Friday night, I fear, will be the death of this show. What do you think of NBC's treatment of it? I read that the network cut down its order to six episodes early on, and now that it's getting moved to TV's deadest night, I think maybe NBC has let one slip here. Or, will the move to Fridays help Raines? Ratings aren't expected to be as high on... read more be the first to leave a comment
Am I the only person on the ... | Matt Roush | 3/23/2007
Question: Am I the only person on the planet who enjoys Raines? I think it's interesting and funny, and I have always liked Jeff Goldblum. The previews for this week's show, where the victim doesn't speak English and does the macarena, looks hysterical. I saw in your review that you gave it a 6. Have you seen more episodes? Do you still think it's worth watching? Answer: So far, not unlike my ambivalent 6 rating, the reaction in my mail has been mostly mixed. Some were charmed by it. Some... read more be the first to leave a comment
Jeff Goldblum, Stalk-Blocker | Today's News: Our Take | 3/1/2007
After being harassed for years by allegedly loony wannabe screenwriter Linda Ransom, Jeff Goldblum has won a permanent restraining order against her, the Associated Press reports. The erstwhile Brundlefly testified that she had shown up at his home more than 50 times lately. For her part, Ransom insisted that she was only trying to "complete my research and screenplay as accurate as possible." Seriously, somebody needs to tell her that Fatal Attraction was written years ago. read more be the first to leave a comment
NBC Raines in Jeff Goldblum Series | Today's News: Our Take | 12/18/2006
Per Variety, NBC has scaled back its order for the mid-season Jeff Goldblum drama Raines, from 13 episodes to a mere six, plus the pilot. Still, the series is slated to (finally, finally) make its premiere on Fridays starting in March. read more be the first to leave a comment