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VIDEO: Private Practice's Dell to Woo a Baby Mama?

• Oct 23, 2008 11:24 AM ET
• by Matt Mitovich
• 4 Comments

Chris Lowell recently gave us a few minutes of his time to preview what's ahead for Private Practice's William "Dell" Parker. For one thing, look for Oceanside Wellness' soon-to-return office manager/nurse to strike a spark with a mom-to-be played by Everwood alumna Sarah Drew.

Lowell also shares with us Dell's latest take on the not-gonna-be-with-Naomi situation, and teases the big adventures in "midwifery" to come. Check it out at this link.

Mad Men as a Work of Art

• Sep 8, 2008 02:15 PM ET
• by Matt Roush
• 1 Comment

As glittery and shiny as the spanking new 1962 Coupe de Ville that Don Draper buys (and whose new-car smell Betty ruins in the stunningly appropriate final scene of Sunday's episode), as rich and textured and ambiguous as the modernist Mark Rothko painting Cooper displays in his office, AMC's Mad Men is firing on all cylinders midway through its second season. Sunday's brilliantly structured episode, another home run in a recent string of winners, had me looking anew at the show as a work of art, something transcending mere TV. I could devote an entire column to quoting great, meaningful, loaded dialogue from this episode. Surely they'll publish collected scripts of Mad Men some day. It will make great reading, possibly even as satisfying as watching it.
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Any news on what the cast of ...

• Jun 14, 2006 04:00 AM ET
• by Michael Ausiello

Question: Any news on what the cast of Everwood is up to now that the show is over? If I can no longer watch them on one of the best shows on TV, I'd like to follow their careers.

Answer: Compiling a list like that seems really tedious and time-consuming. In other words, it's the perfect job for TV Guide's summer intern, Northwestern senior Laura Moore! Here's what she found out:

Emily VanCamp: According to her publicist, "Emily's moving to Los Angeles for the first time since she started acting. Her experience on the show was an incredible journey and, though she’s very sad to leave her Everwood family, she is excited about the opportunities ahead and is ready for a new challenge." Last summer, Em shot the coming-of-age indie film Black Irish, starring Will & Grace's read more

Forever Everwood
WB heart-warmer a great place to visit

• Dec 7, 2005 03:00 AM ET
• by Matt Roush

Two of the most rapturously romantic lump-in-the-throat moments I've seen on TV this season have taken place in a mountain town called Everwood, home to TV's best-written, best-acted and most touching family drama (Thursdays at 9 pm/ET on WB). Both scenes involve the endearing odd couple of Bright Abbott (Chris Pratt), a former jerk and not-quite-reformed slacker, and Hannah Rogers (Sarah Drew), a bookish mouse who blossoms in his presence. In a show bursting with lovably empathetic characters caught up in turbulent family and personal relationships, the Bright-Hannah combo has sent Everwood into heights of sentimental transcendence. read more

Why is Sarah Drew leaving ...

• Nov 2, 2005 04:00 AM ET
• by Michael Ausiello

Question: Why is Sarah Drew leaving Everwood?

Answer: Did I say Sarah Drew was leaving Everwood? I don't remember saying Sarah Drew was leaving Everwood. But while we're on the subject of comings and goings, 24's Leslie Hope has been cast as a feminist-theory professor whose friendship with Amy causes a rift in the Abbott clan. She first airs Dec. 15. Oh, and if you have any questions for Emily VanCamp (Amy), send them to me ASAP. I may be fawning over talking to her on Friday.