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Ask Matt: Glee, Sons of Anarchy, Fringe, Revolution, Dance, and More

• Oct 1, 2012 09:36 AM ET
• by Matt Roush

Send questions and comments to askmatt@tvguidemagazine.com and follow me on Twitter!

Question: I am so mixed about the new Glee. I really like the New York storyline. I love seeing Rachel and Kurt's adventure and growth in the big city. It seems like a breath of fresh air compared to the mundane life in Ohio. It seems the Ohio storyline is just recycling old storylines with carbon copies of old characters. Do you think Glee will just abandon McKinley altogether after this season, because I don't think I can handle another season of the Glee Club trying to go to Nationals. — Lauren

Keck's Exclusives: It's a China Beach Reunion at Stand Up 2 Cancer Benefit

• Sep 13, 2012 07:15 AM ET
• by William Keck

Besides raising more than $80 million for cancer research and treatments, the Stand Up 2 Cancer benefit on September 7 reunited the stars of ABC's acclaimed 1988-1991 drama, China Beach. 

Body of Proof star Dana Delany, who bravely .... read more

5 Reasons We Love Dana Delany

• Apr 5, 2011 08:51 AM ET
• by Steve Gutierrez

Twenty-three years after nurse Colleen McMurphy hit China Beach, Dana Delany is getting back into medicine as an ME on new drama Body of Proof. One of TV's most talented actresses cutting up corpses to solve crimes? We could just die! Here's why we dig her — whether she's playing house (Desperate Housewives) or doctor.

1. She's a bookworm.

Five Questions with Body of Proof's Dana Delany

• Mar 28, 2011 11:20 PM ET
• by Natalie Abrams

Dana Delany is returning to ABC with Body of Proof, where she works on dead people. After a car accident hinders her ability to operate, Dr. Megan Hunt is forced to start a new career as a coroner. Delany dishes on the new medical series, which felt like home for the China Beach alum. Plus, find out if Nathan Fillion will make his way to her new show.

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5. What makes this series stand out?
Delany: We do have... read more

Showrunner Neal Baer Leaving Law & Order: SVU After 11 Years for CBS

• Nov 23, 2010 10:00 PM ET
• by Kate Stanhope

Longtime Law & Order: SVU producer Neal Baer has signed a new development deal with CBS and is leaving the NBC drama, Variety reports.

Baer will leave SVU  at the end of this season after 11 years. His new three-year development and production deal with CBS Television Studios takes effect... read more