Taxi - The Fourth Season
New releases announced today, June 29:
Brotherhood - The Final Season will be coming out September 22
C.S.I.: NY - The 5th Season will be coming out September 29
Friday the 13th: The Series - The Final Season will be coming out September 22
Ghost Whisperer - The Complete 4th Season will be coming out September 22
Taxi - The 4th Season will be coming out September 22
Visit TVShowsOnDVD.com for the complete stories on these and other news items.
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Kathryn Morris and Raymond J. Barry, Cold Case
Cold Case
9 pm/ET CBS
Period music is one of the strong points of the series, and occasionally an episode will focus exclusively on one artist, such as Johnny Cash, Bob Dylan or Bruce Springsteen.
Read on for previews of CNBC Reports 2008: A Year on the Brink, Sunday Night Football, Nick News and Brotherhood.
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Al Sapienza
Brotherhood may ultimately be Tommy and Michael Caffey's story, but someone else stole the show last Sunday on the Showtime mob drama: Mayor Frank Panzerelli, who came out as gay in the third season premiere.
"I was like, 'Really? That's gonna be challenging, but it's gonna be fun,' Al Sapienza, who plays Panzerelli, tells TVGuide.com.
See what else the actor, currently starring on a stage production of Dirty Dancing, has to say about the revelation, how it will factor into this season's storylines, and why Brotherhood is (gasp!) better than The Sopranos in some ways.
TVGuide.com: The premiere was last week — some big revelations. How did the gay storyline develop?
Al Sapienza: The present mayor of Providence is David Cicilline. He's an Italian and you wouldn't know it by looking at him or hearing him speak, he's a very hetereosexual-looking guy, but he's gay. He's out about it. He doesn't care. So my character ...
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Jason Isaacs, Brotherhood
Brotherhood
8 pm/ET Showtime
A new season (No. 3) of intrigue and infighting kicks off among the fractious Caffee family of Providence, R.I. Ruthless Freddie Cork is getting out of prison and that doesn't sit well with Michael the hood, while Tommy the pol becomes increasingly frustrated as his power fades and he's relegated to being "[Speaker] Donatello's little errand boy."
Read on for previews of The Simpsons, Family Guy, Army Wives and Californication.
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Annabeth Gish
Like a lot of folks, I've been a fan of Brotherhood''s Annabeth Gish since Mystic Pizza. And let me tell you, she is even cooler in real life! Calling from the Rhode Island set of her gritty Showtime series to promote the show's Season 2 DVD release, Gish dished about the upcoming season, shooting on location and shared with us a little twist even she didn't see coming. — Damian Holbrook
See our full Q&A after the jump
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Anthony LaPaglia by Cliff Lipson/ CBS; Matt Dallas by Eike Schroter/ABC Family; Amanda Tapping by Eike Schroter/Sci Fi Channel
Do you have any scoop on Without a Trace? Anything on the big "You don't have to [raise your baby] alone anymore" comment made by Jack to Sam on the season finale? Will we be getting more "Smack"? — ShannonMatt Mitovich: This does not bode well — there's not a lick of baby talk in any of the first three episodes being shot this summer.Could you please give the world some scoop on Kyle XY? I heard it is not returning until January 2009, and it's only 12 episodes! – KyleMitovich: The "January 2009" part is correct. Alas, only 10 episodes are on the books right now (though I am hearing that run could be extended). FYI, Season 3 will pick up right at the prom.Dude, it's been ages since we've had any Prison Break scoop! What gives? – AdieMitovich: Ages?! You've gotten Cress Williams, Michael Rapaport, a yet-to-be-cast computer wonk.... Oh wait, the computer wonk has been cast — with James Hiroyuki Liao.Is Provenza going to be the casualty on The Closer since an u...
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Charmed by Andrew Macpherson/The WB
New releases announced today, June 23:Alvin and the Chipmunks - The ALVINNN!!! Edition will be coming out September 9 The Beverly Hillbillies - The 2nd Season will be coming out October 7 Brotherhood - The Complete 2nd Season will be coming out October 7 Charmed - The Complete Series and Charmed - The Complete Series: Limited Deluxe Edition will be coming out October 21 C.S.I.: Miami - The Complete 6th Season will be coming out September 9 C.S.I.: NY - The Complete 4th Season will be coming out September 23 Dynasty - Season 3, Volume 2 will be coming out October 21 Lil' Bush: Resident of the United States - Season 2 will be coming out October 14 The L Word - The Complete 5th Season will be coming out October 21 Mission: Impossible - The Complete 5th Season will be coming out October 7 The Naked Brothers Band - Season 2 will be coming out October 7 Nash Bridges - The 1st Season will be coming out October 14 The Sarah Silverman Program - Season 2 will be coming out October 14 Visit T...
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Jason Isaacs and Jason Clarke in Brotherhood by Jim Fiscus/Showtime
Buoyed by its new post-Dexter berth — on Nov. 18, it hit a series high of 651,000 viewers — Brotherhood has been renewed by Showtime for a third, eight-episode season. Maybe now the cast of The Sopranos will stop making fun of the show's stars for only having a Peabody Award. — Ben Katner
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Jaime Murray and Michael C. Hall by Randy Tepper/Showtime
Cheers to Dexter for finishing its second season with a flourish. Michael C. Hall's "Bay Harbor Butcher" lived to slay another day after his crazy ex-lover Lila murdered his pursuer Sgt. Doakes — making it morally justifiable for Dex to off her. (I love a happy ending.) The skillfully executed episode capped a stellar year for Showtime, which just saw the Golden Globes recognize several of its series (although, sadly, not its best, Brotherhood). Want proof Showtime is the new HBO? Dexter's finale was funnier and more entertaining than Ricky Gervais' bloated, dispiriting Extras swan song, which aired opposite it on HBO. In short: Dexter kills.Related:• Daisies and Dexter Get Their Due• Read and react to Bruce's opinions on 30 Rock, Project Runway and more!• Share your own raves and rants about other shows on the Reader Cheers & Jeers discussion board.• We may feature your Cheer or Jeer on TVGuide.com or in TV Guide magazine!
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Jason Clarke and Jason Isaacs in Brotherhood by Jim Fiscus/Showtime
This Sunday, it sure didn't feel as if the sweeps month had already ended. Major pivotal episodes of ABC's hit series, a movie special on CBS (one of the better Hallmark Hall of Fames to air in a while) and, somewhat lost in the shuffle, a season finale of one of TV's more underappreciated dramas. That's a lot to digest.First off, the watercooler show of the night was unquestionably Desperate Housewives, capping an above-par season with the long-awaited arrival of a devastating twister. The circumstances were just about as far-fetched as most things that happen in this diverting comedic soap, but that final shot of a flattened Wisteria Lane was truly apocalyptic. Lynnette’s banshee screech would have been justified even if she hadn’t just realized the house where her family had hunkered down in the basement was buried in rubble. Outstanding.(For the record, I side with those who think that Ida, the owner of the wayward cat, is probably the “friend” referred to in...
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