Will Saffron Burrows replace Julianne Nicholson on Law & Order: Criminal Intent next season?
USA is in final talks to green-light the show for a ninth season, but...
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Jeers to My Own Worst Enemy for wasting a trio of talented actors in its pilot.
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Jesse Plemons is moving on from his geeky teen ways of Friday Night Lights and heading down a new path of life dealing the wacky tabackyBest known for his role as Landry Clarke on NBCs acclaimed FNL Plemons will be playing the pot-dealing Jesus in the new indie comedy Shrink Amongst his top clients is none other than Kevin Spacey The cast also includes Robin Williams and Saffron Burrows The film follows Hollywoods A-list psychiatrist Henry Carter Spacey who turns to weed to deal with a personal tragedy Only problem is all that doobage is affecting his ability to help his patients including a hasbeen actress insecure young writer and a OCD agent Gina DiNunno
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Boston Legal beauty Saffron Burrows has joined the cast of My Own Worst Enemy, an NBC drama premiering this fall.As previously reported, Christian Slater plays a suburban father who comes to realize he moonlights as a spy. Burrows plays the father's psychiatrist and girlfriend of Slater's alter ego. — J.R. WhalenMore Fall TV news:• It's Official: Scrubs is Moving to ABC!• Eli Renewed! October Road Axed! Moonlight Dead?• CW's Game for The Game, Tyra Banks' Stylista• More Boston Legal Suits ABC• CW Officially Picks Up 90210 • 'Til Death Lives On, Back to You Won't Be Back• Fox's New Amsterdam Immortal No More • CW Axes Aliens in America
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Saffron Burrows has been bumped up to series-regular status on Boston Legal, where this season she will make her debut as Lorraine Weller, a sexy 'n' sophisticated litigator who once had a torrid affair with Alan Shore, says the Reporter.... TiVo has unveiled a new hi-def box that will retail for $299 — many Benjamins less than its original HD-DVR was fetching.... Fox has announced six weeks of Friday-night movies, kicking off July 27 with Austin Powers in Goldmember, followed by The Forgotten, School of Rock, The Animal, 13 Going on 30 and Hollywood Homicide.
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