Revolution
J.J. Abrams is known for creating shows filled with twists and plotlines that are hard to comprehend, but that won't be the case on his new NBC series Revolution, star Billy Burke says.
Upfronts: Check out NBC's new fall lineup
"You're not going to be that confused, actually," Burke told TVGuide.com on the NBC upfront red carpet. "It's ... linear and not hard to follow."
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Steve Pasquale, Meagan Good
For its upcoming fall season, NBC has ordered two more dramas: the Jekyll and Hyde-inspired Do No Harm and mystery Infamous (formerly Notorious), TVGuide.com has learned...
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Damages
After the first three mind-blowing seasons of Damages, nothing should come as a surprise. But all the backstabbing and mayhem we've seen still doesn't quite prepare us for the scene being shot today at the show's Brooklyn soundstages: Glenn Close's Patty Hewes gazing tenderly into a child's eyes. OK, now we're shocked!
Turns out Patty is the guardian of her granddaughter. The hard-charging lawyer gained custody after ensuring the child's mother was jailed for statutory rape and her father, Patty's son, Michael (Zachary Booth), seemingly tried to run his mom down and went on...
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Rose Byrne and Glenn Close
When Damages returns Wednesday (at 10 on DirecTV) for its fourth season, Patty Hewes will be alone and seeing a shrink, while Ellen Parsons takes aim at her first big case against a powerful private military contractor.
Wait, what?
Turns out three long years have passed and much has changed since that day on the dock in the third season finale when Ellen asked Patty: "Was it all worth it?" Series executive producers Glenn and Todd A. Kessler and Daniel Zelman say it's a question that will continue to be answered by both women throughout the season. They talk to TVGuide.com about the changes in Patty, why Ellen keeps coming back for more, the show's move from FX to DirecTV and their early plans for Season 5.
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Tate Donovan, Christina Chang
Tate Donovan and Christina Chang are leaving ABC's upcoming superhero drama No Ordinary Family.
The dual exits are story-related, a source close to the show told TVGuide.com, adding that producers would like to bring Donovan and Chang back ...
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Michael Chiklis
ABC has picked up its first new series for the fall, the drama No Ordinary Family, TVGuide.com has confirmed.
14 promising pilots: What new fall shows look the best?
No Ordinary Family follows a family with superhero powers. Michael Chiklis (The Shield) stars as...
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Damages - Glenn Close, Tate Donovan, Rose Byrne
After a trademark twisty season, Damages' 90-minute finale (Monday at 10/9c on FX) will finally reveal who murdered Tom Shayes (Tate Donovan). But the more important question, according to co-creators and executive producers Todd A. Kessler and Daniel Zelman, is this: How will Patty (Glenn Close) and Ellen (Rose Byrne) move forward after Tom's death?
Damages: Tate Donovan reacts to the season premiere's shocking twist
"The most important part of the show for us is Ellen and Patty — their relationship and what makes them tick," Zelman says. "There's a certain amount of emotion in that relationship between the two women that is certainly going to play throughout the finale."
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Len Cariou, Damages
Damages' third season is racking up quite a body count. And, trust us, the show is just getting warmed up.
Damages: Tate Donovan reacts to the season premiere's shocking twist
First, the FX legal thriller revealed in the premiere that Tom Shayes (Tate Donovan) will be murdered in six months. Last week, Ponzi schemer Louis Tobin (Len Cariou) poisoned himself rather than face an extended prison sentence.
Viewers haven't seen the last of Tom or the Tobin patriarch...
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Campbell Scott, Damages
Damages continues its riveting third season with an episode that does things a little differently.
Damages: Tate Donovan reacts to the season premiere's shocking twist
"We're doing something we've never done before in the series: The entire episode takes place in one night," co-creator and executive producer Todd Kessler tells TVGuide.com. That's right: There will be none of the show's trademark flash-forward timeline jumps...
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