
Adrian Pasdar
Coming this summer to Burn Notice: A Heroes reunion!
Adrian Pasdar, who played Nathan Petrelli on the NBC superhero series, is joining Burn Notice's seventh season for
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Mehcad Brooks
USA has ordered a 10-episode third season of Necessary Roughness, the network announced Monday.
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Cobie Smulders and Neil Patrick Harris
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12. 'Til Death Do Us Part Award: It took another nine years, but a second Bachelorette couple ties the knot! In an ABC special, Ashley Hebert and J.P. Rosenbaum get married in a Bachelor alum-studded ceremony officiated by host Chris Harrison. As with any Bachelor-related event, there are a bunch of cheesy, staged moments, but their emotional ...
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Stana Katic, Kat Graham, Cobie Smulders
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I hear Beckett's therapist will be back on Castle. What can you tell us about that? — Angela
ADAM: Michael Dorn will indeed reprise his role as Dr. Burke during February sweeps. But what brings Beckett back to his couch? Well, it's not because of any problems with Castle. Instead, it will be another run-in with Sen. Bracken (guest star Jack Coleman) that sends Beckett back to therapy. "A murder seems to lead to his doorstep and Kate thinks this her opportunity to finally get the man who was responsible for her mother's murder behind bars," creator Andrew W. Marlowe, adding that Beckett may once again find herself out of control. "Nothing is as it seems," he says. "The case leads us into really interesting moral territory for our character."
Are Jeremy and Bonnie getting back together on The Vampire Diaries? —Micah
NATALIE: You weren't the only one who noticed those stolen glances during the midseason finale! ...
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Jeffrey Donovan and Michelle Woods
Burn Notice star Jeffrey Donovan and his wife, Michelle, have welcomed a daughter, People reports.
"She is a healthy and happy baby girl, and...
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Joshua Jackson
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Question: I appreciate how you are one of the few critics who recognizes how good a family sitcom The Middle is. I'm not American, but I can so relate to the Heck family, and they really hit it right out of the park with the family dynamics. Frankie and Mike's 20th anniversary was another terrific episode, and I want to give kudos to Atticus Shaffer's performance when Brick told Axl why books are so important. Strong words that captured a lot from the joys of reading to getting to know the struggles of a kid who's socially inept. I'm happy this show lasted this long and will reach 100 episodes by next season. Now that the show has enough episodes for syndication, do you think The Middle has a chance to grow even more in the ratings? The current ratings are fine and actually lives to up its title, as it's right smack in the middle of the ratings race, not a blockbuster but a self-starter that does solid numbers. But the show is just so good, so I really hope more people will discover it eventually. — Jecoup
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Josh Radnor, Michael C. Hall, David Boreanaz
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Any How I Met Your Mother scoop? — Brandon
ADAM: Get ready to see another familiar face next month! Ted will bump into a blast from his past who will have a "big influence on his search for the mother," co-creator Carter Bays tells us. Guesses? If it helps, it's "someone you wouldn't expect to see," Bays says.
OMG! Will Hannah turn in Dexter during the Dexter finale? — Justin
NATALIE: That will be...
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Jeffrey Donovan
Ever want to work with Michael Westen? Well, now you can!
Following Thursday's midseason premiere (10/9c, USA), Burn Notice will launch Burn Notice: Shadow Recruits, a new app that will allow fans to interact with and learn crime-fighting secrets ...
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Burn Notice
Burn Notice has been renewed for a seventh season, USA announced Wednesday.
The network's longest-running drama will return for...
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Matt Bomer
Summer's gonna last forever! USA has renewed three of their top warm-weather hits, White Collar, Covert Affairs and Royal Pains.
The two crime dramas each received a 16-episode order, marking the fifth season for White Collar and the fourth for Covert Affairs.
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