Is Billy Chambers really dead?
Scandal fans have been asking that question since the Season 1 finale, when the vice president's chief of staff got on an elevator with assassin Charlie (George Newbern)... never to be seen or mentioned again.
Scandal Postmortem: Josh Malina cautions that David Rosen may not be (gulp!) safe
Sure, most fans actually hope that Billy...
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[Warning: This story contains major spoilers from Thursday's episode of Scandal. Read at your own risk!]
The President of the United States is...
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Scandal's second season is really living up to its name.
Not only has the President of the United States (Tony Goldwyn) asked his wife (Bellamy Young) for a divorce so he can finally be with his mistress (Kerry Washington), but it turns out that he shouldn't even be the POTUS in the first place since Olivia and the rest of the Illuminati rigged the election that put him in the White House. (And here you thought the mystery of Quinn Perkins was a huge secret!)
Scandal Postmortem: Shonda Rhimes answers burning questions!
So what happens next? TVGuide.com caught up with executive producer Shonda Rhimes and the Scandal stars to get your burning questions answered:
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Will Schmidt and Cece get back together on New Girl? — Gabi
NATALIE: With Cece on the path to an arranged marriage, Schmidt will do "everything he possibly can" to prevent that, Max Greenfield tells us. "He's making a full push for Cece. Every time he gets close, a disaster happens, and then he gets back in the friend zone, and then he pushes again and then a disaster happens." Still, there is good news for Schmidt... fans. "He's the first one to get naked," Greenfield jokes of the upcoming strip True American episode.
I'm hooked on The Following. Any hints about what's next? — Jacob
ADAM: Next week's episode spends a lot of time establishing...
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[Warning: This story contains major spoilers from Thursday's episode of Scandal. Read at your own risk!]
President Fitzgerald Grant is less than a day out of his coma and he drops the dreaded "D" word!
That's right, Scandal's Commander in Chief (Tony Goldwyn) wants to do the unthinkable while in office: divorce his wife Mellie (Bellamy Young). Does Fitz's new lease on life mean he hopes to get back together with Olivia (Kerry Washington)? And seriously, can Scandal actually pull off a presidential divorce? TVGuide.com hit the set of Scandal during ABC's winter press tour to get the scoop!
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