The Shield - The Complete Series Collection
New releases announced August 24:
7th Heaven - The 9th Season will be coming out November 17
Beverly Hills, 90210 - The 8th Season will be coming out November 24
Dawson's Creek - The Complete Series will be coming out November 10
Drawn Together - The Complete Series: Party in Your Box! will be coming out November 17
Melrose Place - The 5th Season, Volume 2 will be coming out November 24
The Shield - The Complete Series Collection will be coming out November 3
Star Trek - The Best Of, Volume 2 will be coming out November 17
Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Best Of, Volume 2 will be coming out November 17
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The Shield
The Shield is going out in style: The dearly departed cop drama leads the Television Critics Association Awards with four nominations.
The Shield, which ended its seven-season run in November, will battle Lost, Mad Men...
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The Shield
New releases announced today, March 24:
Criss Angel Mindfreak - The Lost Episodes will be coming out June 30
I Can't Believe I'm Still Single - Season 1 will be coming out June 16
Monster Squad - The Complete Collection will be coming out May 12
The Shield - The Complete 7th Season will be coming out June 9
Zorro: Generation Z - Volume 1 will be coming out July 14
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McLean Stevenson (M*A*S*H), Terry O'Quinn (Lost), Leslie Hope (24)
We really should've known better. We waited two weeks for Brothers & Sisters' "shocking death," when all along we should have realized that what the network had been teasing for weeks (months even, among insiders) in the end wasn't all that shocking — especially when it didn't even really happen.
Oh well, maybe we're all patsies. But to make ourselves feel better, after the jump are the TV deaths that actually delivered a gutshot and had us talking about a character's demise the next day — for all the right reasons.
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The Hills, The Shield, Dancing with the Stars
Crazy accents! Unexpected nudity! Shocking betrayals! No, it's not Thanksgiving with the in-laws – just another thrilling edition of our Top Moments. We didn't forget football, just figured it was too obvious.
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The Shield
The Shield made TV history in so many ways. It put FX on the map. It signaled new possibilities not only for the police drama, which it turned on its head, but for basic-cable programming, which had never gone this dark or explosively, explicitly bold. This week, the show made history again, wrapping its remarkable seven-season run with one of the most searing and satisfying series finales of all time. (Read the full recap here.)
Series creator Shawn Ryan cunningly mapped out a way for Vic Mackey, that dirtiest but most gifted of ham-fisted detectives, to get away with murder, while also ...
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When FX launched its first drama, The Shield, the promoted it with the tagline: "The Road to Justice Is Twisted." If you didn't believe the show had a mission statement from the start you can't deny it now. The Shield's series finale, "Family Meeting", contained everything a great episode of the show should: drama, drugs, twists and heartbreakingly awful decision making. Decisions that have cost and irreparably damaged lives. Some of those decisions weren't necessarily made in this episode, but instead were set up years ago. Vic's own road to justice (Did he really get any? More on that later.) began years ago when he had friends, family, and a great opportunity to run an experimental team in the Farmington district of L.A.
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Michael Chiklis
By now you've seen how The Shield took its final bow. [And if you haven't and don't want to know what happened on the series finale just yet, you shouldn't read any further. This story requires one big SPOILER ALERT!] Corrupt cop Vic Mackey got his immunity deal, but it came with several justice-serving, tragic trade-offs. Shane, his former Strike Team comrade, killed himself and his family. Ronnie, who was left out of Vic's deal, was arrested. Vic's family entered the witness-protection program without telling him. And that cushy job offer from the Feds turned out to be a workaday desk job. No more action for Vic! After so many startling developments, we had to talk to series creator Shawn Ryan about his last creative choices for the show, what he thinks its legacy will be and what he'll work on next. (Hint: It's a sitcom!)
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Michael Chiklis
The Shield
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Whither Vic? That was some confession last week. Absolution is another matter of course, and we'll see tonight whether he'll get it as The Shield turns in its badge after seven seasons.
Read on for previews of House, Charlie Brown Thanksgiving, Dancing with the Stars and Law & Order: SVU.
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The Shield
After seven critically acclaimed seasons, FX's The Shield (Tuesday, Nov. 25, 10 pm/ET) will finally close up "the Barn" for good with "Family Meeting," a blockbuster, 90-minute series finale that creator Shawn Ryan promises won't be in the ambiguous style of the Sopranos' fade to black. "The story makes sense," says Ryan. "Vic will pay a price -- some will think it's too high, and some will think it's too low." Read on to see how it could end...
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