This week on CBS' Numbers (Fridays, 10 pm/ET), Rob Morrow's wife of 11 years, actress Debbon Ayer, guest-stars as a woman who may not be what she seems. She also is on hand for a dramatic twist which places her husband's character, Don, on death's doorstep. Morrow shared a glimpse at what's ahead.
TVGuide.com: So, it seems you brought your home to work with you for this week's episode.
Rob Morrow: That's right. I've got the beautiful Debbon Ayer playing a damsel in distress — or at least someone who ...
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Hilary Duff has the right stuff to portray a Barely Legal lawyer for NBC.
The singer/actress, who signed a talent deal with the Peacock and Universal Media Studios in November, is slated to star in the network's new half-hour comedy, Barely Legal, The Hollywood Reporter reports.
The series is based on the true story of ...
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Leaders of the Screen Actors Guild plan to hold an emergency meeting after the union's New York board came out against holding a strike authorization vote.
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The last new episode scheduled for 2007 reminded me of a couple of early 1970s films the brilliant The Conversation and the more obscure and not as good if still interesting Report to the Commissioner which was based on a novelas well as seeming to mark the end of Aya Sumikas role on the series though we can hope otherwiseIt begins with a fairly unexceptional mornings business at the FBI offices as Agents Reeves Diane Farr and Sinclair Alimi Ballard prepare to go pick up a suspect less routinely Liz Warner Sumika informs her boss and ex Don Eppes Rob Morrow that shes taking the opportunity to be temporarily reassigned to another unit in the Los Angeles office Eppes is surprised and conflicted but has little time to deal with that since in the lobby of the FBI building a man has charged in brandishing a gun and shooting an agent before charging into an elevator and taking a civilian hostage Sinclair exchanges himself for the hostage over Reevess ob
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At Sunday's premiere of The Bucket List, Rob Morrow (who plays Dr. Collins in the film about two cancer patients living life to the fullest) told TV Guide how the story keyed into his own philosophy on life: "Trying to have perspective and appreciation and gratitude is something I think about a lot, and that's what this movie's about."Morrow split his time between his regular role on Numbers while performing in the film opposite Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman. When it comes to his CBS series, Morrow says his mind is on the fate of the cast and crew. "A lot of people lost their houses in the [Southern California wildfires] and now they're unemployed [because of the WGA strike]," he laments. Thus far, the series has produced 12 out of 23 episodes, and one storyline fans have yet to see centers around Morrow's Don Eppes. "I've got a new flame, [played by] Michelle Nolden," he says. "She was supposed to come back and we had some stuff brewing there." — Bekah Wright
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