NCIS' Leroy Jethro Gibbs is a man of few words and many wives. And this November, viewers are going to meet another former Mrs. Gibbs, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.
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Mad Men mistress Melinda McGraw has been cast as Diane, one of the three (redheaded) women Gibbs (Mark Harmon) married after his first wife was killed. Fans of the show will recall that after Diane split from Gibbs, she also married his friend and colleague, FBI Agent Tobias Fornell (Joe Spano), who will also return for the episode.
Although Fornell had a daughter with Diane, both men have not-so-fond memories of her...
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Cheers to Scott Bakula for doing career-best work on Men of a Certain Age.
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The sci-fi and sitcom veteran has taken a quantum leap forward as an actor with his...
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There was at least one part of Melinda McGraw's Men of a Certain Age role that didn't require much acting.
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On Men, McGraw plays Erin, a former actress who begins dating Scott Bakula's Terry, with whom she'd acted 20 years earlier. Conveniently, McGraw first worked with Bakula more than 20 years ago on his NBC hit, Quantum Leap.
"It was my first job, and I didn't know anything," McGraw tells TVGuide.com with a laugh...
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Cheers to Jon Manfrellotti for his surprising work on Men of a Certain Age.
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The stand-up — who played Ray Romano's pal Gianni on Everybody Loves Raymond — brings depth, humor and pathos to the role of Joe's...
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You could get whiplash from the mixed messages being sent by TNT's first combo of the busy summer season.
In the new Franklin & Bash, an aggressively quirky buddy comedy-drama that feels like something excavated out of David E. Kelley's trunk of less inspired ideas, it's all about overgrown boys being boys, and no matter how annoying they get, we're supposed to find them lovable. It's being paired with the back half of the second season of the Peabody-winning Men of a Certain Age, a more mellow and bittersweet drama about the midlife crises of three best buds who've learned the hard way that growing up may not be the easiest thing, but in the long run it's worth it.
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Guess which group of guys I find better...
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