Mark Feuerstein
Mark Feuerstein says his Royal Pains' is going to face his greatest medical challenge yet.
"In every episode he saves every life, but in this season ... particularly with Jack O'Malley (Tom Cavanagh), it's never been a greater medical challenge," he tells TVGuide.com. "When that comes to a head, it takes the show into an epic and darker dimension than it's ever gone."
5 teases from Royal Pains' Return: A new love triangle and fallout from Divya's big blunder
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Wilmer Valderrama, Paulo Costanzo and Mark Feuerstein
Last time we checked with the HankMed crew on Royal Pains, it was back to blue skies in the Hamptons. Hank (Mark Feuerstein) and Evan (Paulo Costanzo) resolved their differences and helped persuade Paige's mom to undergo electroshock therapy; Hank and Jill (Jill Flint) were still together. But the calm waters will only last so long — especially after Divya (Reshma Shetty) prescribed the wrong medication for a HankMed patient, causing him to collapse at the end of the...
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Marg Helgenberger
Before ABC's Revenge came along to revive the prime-time soap in all of its shamelessly melodramatic splendor, there was an irresistible British potboiler called Mistresses, a sort of Desperate Housewreckers about four glam chums with a knack for making a mess of their torrid relationships. Of which they've had plenty.
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Joanna Garcia
JoAnna Garcia is checking into Royal Pains for multiple episodes this season, TVLine reports.
The actress, 32, will play Dr. Nina Greene, an intelligent nephrologist (aka kidney doctor) who may possibly also be a...
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Royal Pains
USA will air the second half of Royal Pains' Season 2 beginning January 20, so fans don't have to wait until summer to hit the Hamptons again with HankMed. TV Guide Magazine went in search of scoop at The Paley Center for Media's screening and panel discussion, held November 8 in Los Angeles.
The first January episode takes place at a three-day charity golf tournament benefiting the hospital. Jill is on a team with a boozy couple (the woman is played by Amy Sedaris) and a once-promising pro hindered by a degenerative muscular disorder in his hand (Tom Cavanagh). While Hank tries to fix him, he practices his game on Jill. "In the first episode back, one of our own actually gets sick and Hank has to work his diagnostic magic," Reshma Shetty (Divya) teases. The medication leads to a few loopy hospital bed confessions and makes Hank rethink a past love-life decision...
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Tom Cavanagh
Tom Cavanagh will star in ABC's new pilot Edgar Floats, Entertainment Weekly reports.
Cavanagh (Ed, Eli Stone) will take on...
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Monica Potter, Eric McCormack
TNT will no longer put its trust in Trust Me.
The network pulled the plug on the freshman advertising drama Friday, according to The New York Times. The show, which starred Eric McCormack and Tom Cavanagh
as creative executives at an ad agency, received mediocre reviews for its premiere, which drew only 3.4 million viewers and lost half the audience of its The Closer lead-in. The following week, the numbers fell to 1.9 million viewers.
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Tom Cavanagh, Trust Me
Are you buying what Tom Cavanagh and Eric McCormack are selling this Monday at 10 pm/ET? In the new TNT dramedy Trust Me, TV's former Ed Stevens and Will Truman play Connor and Mason, creative partners at a (modern day, ahem) ad agency. As the series kicks off, the buds' professional and personal bonds are tested by the departure of a cold body and the arrival of a hot blonde. Can TV's newest ad men draw eyeballs? Cavanagh gave us a sneak peek.
TVGuide.com: I think you and I last talked during your Love Monkey days.
Tom Cavanagh: That show [about an indie music label] was a massive success. [Laughs] But thank you for your support!
TVGuide.com: Better to have a show go off the air and have a few people saying, "Darn it," than...
Cavanagh: Yeah, we got that a lot. We shot it in New York, and ...
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Tom Cavanagh with Zach Braff, Scrubs
Before Scrubs signs off for good, fans can count on one final appearance by J.D.'s ne'er-do-well brother, Dan.
"I would say the chances are 100 percent," Tom Cavanagh confirmed during a TVGuide.com Q&A to promote his new TNT series, Trust Me. "If I was a betting man ...
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Question: I've been seeing ads the last couple of days for a new TNT show coming in January starring Tom Cavanagh. Have you seen anything of it yet? I'm so hoping it's really good and a really big hit. The couple of brief appearances by Cavanagh on Eli Stone this spring were fantastic, but left me wanting so much more of him — I still miss Ed a lot! And I know you don't keep tabs on these things, but who does someone have to extort to get Ed released on DVD?!
Answer: It's no secret I'm a big fan of this guy myself, so I have high hopes as well for Trust Me, the new drama in which he stars with Eric McCormack as co-workers at a Chicago ad agency. (First strike will be overcoming the inevitable comparisons with Mad Men, which probably isn't fair, as this is a contemporary piece.) I haven't even seen the promos yet, as this show won't premiere until January and I have my hands full right now making sense of the new fall season (and still trying to squeeze pilot episodes out of some of
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