Ricky Gervais
Ricky Gervais is getting animated for HBO.
The British comic will star in his own comedy cartoon series starting Friday, Feb. 19, at 9/8c on HBO, followed by the second-season premiere of...
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The Pacific
HBO's 10-part miniseries The Pacific will set sail Sunday, March 14. The series will air every Sunday at 9/8c through May 16.
The Pacific comes from executive producers Tom Hanks, Steven Spielberg and...
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Anna Paquin, Joe Manganiello
Joe Manganiello should watch his back, because joining True Blood as the new love interest of everyone's favorite telepath has its dangers, including deadly vampire lovers who don't need more competition.
The One Tree Hill star has been cast as Alcide Herveaux, the new...
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Modern Family - Ed O'Neill
Fox's Glee and ABC's Modern Family hit the awards scene strong, both breaking their way into the best comedy category for the 2010 Writers Guild Awards.
The shows also grabbed nominations for...
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Alfre Woodard
Alfre Woodard will be guest-starring in Season 3 of True Blood, TVGuide.com has confirmed.
The 57-year-old actress, best known for her roles on Desperate Housewives and My Own Worst Enemy, will play...
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Ginnifer Goodwin, Jeanne Tripplehorn, Bill Paxton and Chloe Sevigny
Since Big Love has been off the air for eight long months, the Grant family at Juniper Creek has put together a little holiday treat — A Juniper Creek Christmas, the holiday album featuring Roman Grant (Harry Dean Stanton), Adaleen Grant (Mary Kay Place), Jodean Marquart (Mireille Enos) and Cara Lynn (Cassi Thomson)...
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Grey's Anatomy, NCIS, Chuck
Every week, editors Mickey O'Connor and Adam Bryant answer your burning questions. Want some TV scoop? Please send all questions to mega_scoop@tvguide.com.
Some are saying that Meredith will sleep with Alex on Grey's Anatomy. Please tell me it isn't true. I'm freaking out! — Kate
ADAM: First off, we're not going to identify Alex's hookup, but we will help narrow down the list of candidates. Take a deep breath, Kate: Everything's going to be fine. Meredith and Derek's marriage by Post-It will not be torn asunder. Callie's eye won't be wandering back toward the men's side of the locker room either. "Callie and Arizona get a little sexy soon," says Jessica Capshaw, who plays Arizona. "We see a little girl-on-girl action. America was asking for it and America got it."
We know about the new, kung-fu-enhanced Chuck — what's going on with Sarah this season? — Karen
MICKEY: Yvonne Strahovski tells us that Sarah's role will change significantly this season. She'll go from...
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Kristin Bauer, True Blood
The fang-tastic Kristin Bauer has staked her claim on HBO's True Blood, becoming a series regular, TVGuide.com has confirmed.
True Blood tidbits: What's ahead for the people of Bon Temps?
Bauer, 36, has appeared in 11 episodes of the vampire series as Pam, Eric's second-in-command at the vampire bar Fangtasia. Production on the vamp drama's third season...
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David Simon
David Simon started out as a reporter, not a screenwriter. His street's-eye view of Baltimore inspired two successful books, Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets and The Corner. Both became TV shows focused on cops and the violence of the drug world. Simon's HBO series The Wire was even more ambitious. A social critique disguised as a cop drama, it offered a bleak picture of the American city, and Simon's views on how to save it. He was still reporting, but in a different way than ever before. We talked with Simon, one of the influential television industry players interviewed for TVGuide.com's Best of the Decade section, about different ways of breaking stories — those that are true, those that are fiction, and those that are both.
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Matthew Weiner
Long before he was an awards show darling at the helm of one of the most obsessively consumed shows on television, Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner was a bitter hater. "I think expressing myself changed [that], and realizing that it was all my problem, and that if I wanted my life to be different, it was up to me," Weiner says. His expression has become a smoke-filled, whiskey-soaked drama about capitalism, consumption, and careerism at their highest and lowest. It's an incisive look at American history, a titillating tale of sex and power, and a heartbreaking story of a doomed marriage. We chatted with Weiner, one of the influential television industry players interviewed for TVGuide.com's Best of the Decade section, about the enormous success of his show, what tips he took from his stint on The Sopranos, and TV becoming more powerful than movies.
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