From the man who brought you Brothers & Sisters, Eli Stone and Dirty Sexy Money comes another ABC drama, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The network gave the green light to Greg Berlanti's No Ordinary Family, so titled because...
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Dirty Sexy Money
10/9c ABC
News of this show's cancellation broke late last fall, and the final episode will air tonight. So say good-bye to good-guy Nick, bad-guy Simon and the wacky Darling clan as Nick makes some discoveries about Simon and Nola. Meanwhile, Nola heads to China to save her little brother, and Patrick's relationship with the Whatleys gets more complicated. Then word surfaces that a tell-all book is being written about the Darlings, and the author is someone who knew them well — Nick's ex, Lisa.
Read on for previews of Pro Football Hall Induction, iCarly, Can You Duet and George Lopez: Tall, Dark & Chicano.
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What's in store for Mariska Hargitay's Olivia Benson during the new season of SVU? — Crystal
MICKEY: Executive producer Neal Baer tells me the unofficial theme of Season 11 is "Benson and Stabler against the world." First all up in their grill is Wentworth Miller, who guest-stars as a cop with whom Benson will both clash... and make sexy eye contact! Next, Emmy winner Christine Lahti's ADA Sonya Paxton will be kickin' a-- and takin' names, which won't sit well for Stabler initially, and Benson ultimately.
I'm going crazy because there hasn't been any news on Criminal Minds. Please, tell me something about Hotch's future! — Francesca
MATT: You and many other Mega Buzz readers seem rather concerned about the gun that went off during Hotch's unexpected season-finale face-off with the serial killer known as the Reaper. Well, you should know that ...
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Some recent ratings highlights:
Friday
Fox's Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader? drew 4.88 million total viewers, dropping 14 percent from last week. Lead-out Mental matched its previous audience of 3.7 mil.
Saturday
NBC's Kings held steady at 1.57 mil; the series finale airs July 25. The first of Dirty Sexy Money's four burn-off episodes was watched by 2.15 million people.
Sunday
The CBS News special That's the Way It Was: Remembering Walter Cronkite was the night's most-watched program, delivering 7.41 million viewers. Lead-out Big Brother 11 (5.58 mil) dropped 17 percent from this season's first nominations episode.
Over on NBC, Merlin (4.27 mil) gained 620 thou and the conclusion of Meteor — someone help me out here, did we survive? — inched up a hair to 5.2 mil.
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