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Cheers & Jeers: The Closer Books David Costabile

Cheers to David Costabile for adding another quality cable crime drama to his blotter.

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Season 7, Episode 10
The squad investigates the shooting death of a deputy sheriff as the judge in the civil case against Brenda decides whether or not to drop the case against her.
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Season 7, Episode 8
Brenda receives a tip about a murder-for-hire involving a major drug cartel, but since the case doesn't fall under her jurisdiction, she solicits Captain Raydor's help in investigating the tipster's allegations of police brutality. Meanwhile, Brenda's attorney, Gavin Baker (recurring guest star MARK PELLEGRINO), starts deposing the squad about the "Shootin Newton" case at the center of the civil lawsuit against her.
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Season 7, Episode 6
A home construction site becomes a crime scene when a body turns up underneath a retainer wall. Plus, Brenda considers taking on a high-priced lawyer, Gavin Baker (recurring guest star MARK PELLEGRINO - Lost, Supernatural, Dexter), but, unfortunately for Fritz, the retainer fee could require cutting back on several luxuries.
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Season 7, Episode 4
The team searches for a missing boy who attends the summer camp where Lieutenant Tao's son works. Meanwhile, Captain Raydor makes a troubling suggestion to Brenda as she continues her audit of the Major Crimes unit.
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Length: 42:10
Posted: 10/18/2011
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Cheers & Jeers: The Closer Books David Costabile

Cheers to David Costabile for adding another quality cable crime drama to his blotter.

Want more Cheers & Jeers? Subscribe to TV Guide Magazine.

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The Closer Spin-Off: "The Dynamics Are Going to Change"

Brenda Leigh Johnson is by no means done squeezing confessions out of criminals on The Closer, but already the TNT show, which premieres its seventh and final season on July 11, is setting the scene for its new spinoff, Major Crimes.

"We've talked about Major Crimes on the episodes ...
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Blue Bloods: New York's Finest Family

Inside Frank Reagan's Brooklyn home, the weekly Sunday family dinner sits steaming on the table, but it's daughter Erin, an assistant district attorney, who's in hot water. Her granddad, retired cop Henry, rages at her for taking on a case he doesn't like. Hurtful words fly, and when Frank tries to cool the debate, Henry shouts, "I decide when it's enough!" and stomps away. A tense silence falls until the handsome, mustached man at the head of the table says with authority, "Pass the yams." And the group of actors starring in Blue Bloods cracks up.

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TNT Cancels Dark Blue

TNT has canceled Dark Blue, according to The Futon Critic.

The cop drama, starring Dylan McDermott, averaged 2.25 million viewers in its second season. That's significantly below... read more

Coolest Moments: A Dexter Shocker, Closer's Dilemma, the Last Dance and More!

This week, television taught us that all good things must come to an end. Californication's Hank Moody made a difficult choice. The brothers of Nip/Tuck performed an ethically questionable surgery for personal gain. So You Think You Can Dance finally acknowledged the high art that is krumping. And Dexter, a show about a serial killer, made death surprising again. Welcome to Coolest Moments: Finale Fever Edition.

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Premiered: February 23, 1998, on CBS
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Premise: A Denver ad exec decides to open his own agency after he's fired for losing a big account for his firm. It was Tom Selleck's first TV series since `Magnum, P.I.' ended in 1988, and was gone within three months.

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