Netflix has ordered a new psychological thriller series from the creators of Damages, the streaming service announced Monday.
The 13-episode series, produced by Todd A. Kessler, Daniel Zelman and Glenn Kessler, is about a group of adult siblings whose secrets come to light when their black sheep brother returns home.
"The series is a tightly wound thriller that explores the complex bonds between parents and children, brothers and sisters, and the rivalries, jealousies, and betrayals at the core of every family," the production team said in a statement.
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Zeljko Ivanek will guest-star on Revolution this season, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.
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Question: I have watched Grey's Anatomy since the first season and one of the characters that I have always enjoyed watching is Richard. I know that most of the fans are more interested in MerDer, CrOwen and so on, but I am curious to know what you think of the season finale cliffhanger involving Richard and if you think that maybe it is time for him to be written off, considering he had sort of come full circle, or continue to be a part of the show? — Kris
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Jane Lynch may be the queen of funny, but when it comes to TV she's all about the drama.
When asked about her favorite shows, the Glee star put AMC's Mad Men at the top of her list. "[It's] just great TV," she told TVGuide.com. Lynch, who's next set to host NBC's Hollywood Game Night, added that she's still mourning the loss of Damages, which she calls "the best written show out there."
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Aaron Sorkin is well aware that critics had a lot to say about The Newsroom's first season. Whether he plans to do anything differently with regard to the many complaints is a different story.
"As far as criticism goes, there was a lot, so it would be hard to address this and not that," Sorkin, the show's creator and executive producer, told TVGuide.com at Sunday's PaleyFest panel. "There are plenty of TV critics I respect, and I read them and I think about what they're saying. But when it comes time to write, you really got to go in and do your thing and not have too many voices in your head."
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