Mike Vogel
Mike Vogel has been cast in a leading role on ABC's fall drama Pan Am, Deadline reports.
Vogel, whose credits include the film Blue Valentine and CBS' short-lived series Miami Medical, will play Dean, the charismatic captain of Pan Am's new aircraft, the Majestic. Vogel replaces Jonah Lotan, who appeared in the pilot.
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Gabriel Macht, Callie Thorne
USA has given series orders to A Legal Mind and Necessary Roughness, a network rep confirms to TVGuide.com.
A Legal Mind follows ...
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Boston Med
The TV medical drama may have hit hard times lately, with Mercy, Miami Medical and Three Rivers all limping off the air. But Boston Med (Thursday, 10/9c, ABC) reminds us truth is often much more compelling than recycled fiction...
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Miami Medical
Miami Medical
10/9c CBS
The Jerry Bruckheimer-produced medical series was on life support shortly after its anemic debut back in April and the plug was pulled soon thereafter. CBS has been burning off the remaining episodes over the past few weeks, and the last one airs tonight. In the series finale, serious ethical questions arise for Proctor and Zambrano as they are faced with difficult decisions concerning the lives of their patients.
Read on for previews of the World Cup, America Celebrates July 4th at Ford's Theatre, House, Knockout Sportsworld, Glenn Martin, DDS and Merlin.
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Evan Rachel Wood, True Blood
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Question: Welcome back! This question is a two-parter. I'm in love with True Blood. It's so often described as lurid, melodramatic, overripe, etc. But the glory of the show is that it's all of those things while also containing moments of startling humor or tenderness, where we actually find ourselves caring about the characters, be they supernatural or just plain natural. That tension is what makes....
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Rob Morrow
CBS has canceled seven series, including the veteran procedurals Ghost Whisperer, Numb3rs and Cold Case, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Also axed are freshmen series ...
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Omar Gooding, Miami Medical
Warning: The following story contains important details from Friday's episode of Miami Medical. If you haven't seen the episode, read at your own risk.
For a freshman drama like Miami Medical, putting a main cast member in mortal danger so early in the series' run is a risky move. But show creator Jeffrey Lieber tells TVGuide.com it was a necessary one.
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"One of the things we found out from doing research is that one of the particularities of trauma is that because there's so much violence involved, the rate of doctors and nurses who are harmed is much higher than in the ER and the regular medical profession," Lieber says. Because of that — and some contractual issues that required Omar Gooding to miss a few episodes — Lieber & Co. decided ...
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Miami Medical
A Friday prime-time slot isn't so prime anymore, but Omar Gooding isn't worried about Miami Medical.
"I actually think being on Friday is a good thing," Gooding tells TVGuide.com. "I know I'm probably in the minority who think that, but CBS has done ...
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Miami Medical
The jargon on medical procedurals can be a mouthful. Miami Medical star Mike Vogel, who plays Dr. Chris "C" Deleo, has a trick up his scrubs to utter the words.
"You do your best at the beginning of an episode to look up all the terms so that when you say it, you don't look like a complete idiot," Vogel tells TVGuide.com. "It sort of becomes a...
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Miami Medical
While directing Friday's episode of Miami Medical, former ER star Paul McCrane made sure of one thing.
"There are helicopters in Miami Medical," McCrane says with a laugh, "but fortunately I stayed far away."
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McCrane, of course, played ER's Dr. Robert Romano, who lost his arm when he backed into the tail rotor blade of a chopper. One season later, McCrane's character was killed off when another helicopter crashed in the ambulance bay, crushing him.
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