On FX's new drama The Americans, two Russian spies move to the United States, start a family and spy on — you guessed it — America. Welcome to the height of the Cold War, an era when Americans lived in constant fear that the Russians could get the upper hand. The cleverness of The Americans is that the show actually gets you rooting for the bad guys. That's because, deep down, the series is a family drama — this just isn't your conventional family...
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Brothers & Sisters alum Dave Annable is heading to another sibling-centered show.
Annable will guest-star as a hot college professor on an upcoming episode of Fox's Ben and Kate, TVGuide.com has learned.
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In FX's new Cold War-era spy drama The Americans, viewers may actually find themselves rooting for... the Russians. At least that's what producers hope for.
FX reveals premiere date for The Americans
The Americans stars Felicity's Keri Russell and Brothers & Sisters' Matthew Rhys as married KGB sleeper agents stationed in Washington, D.C., whose entire lives in America have been carefully crafted — even down to the two children they have together — in order to protect their true identities. Despite their shady dealings and ultimate goals to topple the American government, viewers may find themselves sympathizing with the couple since, at its core, the show is a family drama.
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Sookie's got her eye on a new guy!
EastEnders star Rob Kazinsky has joined the cast of True Blood as a series regular in Season 6, TVLine.com reports.
Rutger Hauer joins True Blood as regular — did he kill Sookie's parents?
Kazinsky, whose credits also include Brothers & Sisters, will play...
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Greg Berlanti is partnering up with former Supernatural showrunner Sera Gamble on a medical drama he sold to ABC, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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The untitled project will focus on world-famous neurosurgeon Dr. Steven Saylor, who is forced to become an internist again after suffering a traumatic brain injury.
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