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Pilot Season: Scrubs Alum Sarah Chalke Lands Lead in ABC Comedy

Scrubs alum Sarah Chalke will star in ABC's pilot How to Live With Your Parents for the Rest of Your Life.
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Pilot Season: Fox Orders Bill Lawrence's Next Comedy

Fox has ordered a pilot for a new comedy from Cougar Town's Bill Lawrence.

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Exclusive: Rizzoli & Isles Star Cops CSI: NY Guest Role

Rizzoli & Isles star Lee Thompson Young is about to end up on the other side of a police investigation.

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Young, who plays Detective Barry Frost, the weak-stomached partner of Angie Harmon's Rizzoli on the TNT cop drama, has landed a guest-starring role on CSI: NY, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.

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Ask Matt: Fringe Frenzy, The Killing, and More

Send questions and comments to askmatt@tvguidemagazine.com and follow me on Twitter!
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Exclusive: Worst Week's Kyle Bornheimer Moves Into Bent

Worst Week's Kyle Bornheimer will guest star on an upcoming episode of Bent, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.

The NBC comedy centers on a tough, recently divorced single mother named Alex (Amanda Peet) who finds unexpected chemistry with the lackadaisical, womanizing construction worker, Pete (David Walton), whom she hires to redo her kitchen.

Bent exclusive: Larry Miller to boss around Amanda Peet

Bornheimer, 36, will play Dan, a new... read more

Bent Exclusive: Boston Legal's Larry Miller to Boss Around Amanda Peet

Bent has tapped veteran comedy actor Larry Miller to play Amanda Peet's boss, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.

The comedy, from Scrubs writer Tad Quill, centers on Alex (Peet), a high-strung single mother who hires... read more

Marcia Gay Harden to Guest-Star on Bent

Marcia Gay Harden has landed a guest spot on the midseason NBC comedy Bent, TVLine.com reports.
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NBC Orders Futuristic Pilot Beautiful People

NBC on Monday ordered the futuristic pilot Beautiful People, described as a "what if?" drama set 10 minutes into the future.

From executive producer Michael McDonald, the show focuses on families of mechanical people that exist to serve the human population — except, the robots begin to awaken.

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Premise: An engaging (and periodically serious) look at hospital work through the eyes of a young intern, coping with unusual challenges presented by colleagues as well as patients. The show is a smart mix of humor and social commentary, and has had a diverse lineup of guest stars, including Colin Hay of Men at Work, Brendan Fraser, Dick Van Dyke and, in one of his rare TV appearances since he left full-time work because of Parkinson's disease, Michael J. Fox.

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