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In Treatment and Other Announced Releases

• Dec 8, 2008 04:35 PM ET
• by The DVD Team
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In Treatment

New releases announced today, December 8:

Route 66 - Season 3 will be coming out February 10

HBO's In Treatment will be coming out March 24

Wildfire - Season 3 will be coming out March 3

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Mega Buzz on Heroes, Criminal Minds and More!

• Jun 18, 2008 10:06 AM ET
• by Matt Mitovich

David Anders by Justin Lubin/NBC; Thomas Gibson by Michael Desmond/CBS; Alex O' Loughlin by Cliff Lipson/CBS

Please tell me we haven't seen the last of David Anders as Adam Monroe on Heroes. — StacieMatt Mitovich: No, Heroes fans have not seen the last of Anders. And that's the truth. (Now would you be so kind as to tell my sons that good things come to those who say please?)Newly converted "vitch" here. Think you could dig up some scoop on Bones or Criminal Minds for me? — LaurenMitovich: "Vitch"? Really? Hmm. There's Bones buzz in the new Mega Minute vodcast. As for Minds, remember the SUV that went kablooey in the finale? It belonged to a main character, and he will emerge "impaired" as a result. Have you heard anything about when BSG will return with the final episodes? – AnnaMitovich: The bad news: No sooner than January 2009, Ron Moore told us just last week. The good news: There is talk of getting a "bonus" 11th hour in that batch. A Sci Fi rep deftly responds, "As written by Ron, the phenomenal finale script extends beyond the time allotted for the episode. We're ex... read more

There is a rumor that ABC ...

• Feb 8, 2008 03:00 AM ET
• by Matt Roush

Question: There is a rumor that ABC Family's popular Wildfire will be finished at the end of this season. The show has not yet been picked up for Season 5. Can you tell me if the rumors are true? If they are, is there anything the fans can do? There are a lot of unhappy messages on ABC Family's Wildfire website. Why don't they listen to the fans? Wildfire is great — it's the first show in a long time that keeps the killings, drugs and sex out of the storylines. Why would the network want to cancel it? Please let me and the rest of Wildfire's loyal fans know what's going on! Answer: This is more than a rumor. It's a fact. The way I figure it is that this situation isn't much different than USA Network dropping The 4400 and The Dead Zone after four and six seasons, respectively. Cable networks are continually developing new series to keep their schedules and brands fresh, and they don't have the unlimited budgets of the big broadcast networks to juggle as many shows and keep them goin ... read more

Do you have any Wildfire ...

• Feb 6, 2008 03:00 AM ET
• by Michael Ausiello

Question: Do you have any Wildfire spoilers?

Answer: Just this little teaser ABC Family sent out about the Feb. 25 episode: "Tensions boil in the aftermath of Kris declaring her love for Junior and the passionate kiss they shared. Moments before walking down the aisle, Junior finds himself working with Kris at Raintree to catch Wildfire after he escapes. Will this last-minute teamwork stir up feelings strong enough for Junior to alter his wedding plans? Meanwhile, Kris and Junior are not the only ones with buried feelings. Will Dani put the loss of R.J. behind her and move on with Noah, and will Pablo finally tell Jean how he really feels for her?"

I was wondering if you could ...

• Aug 8, 2007 04:00 AM ET
• by Michael Ausiello

Question: I was wondering if you could be more specific on which couple was marrying on Wildfire, because I can think of at least two that fans have been clamoring for (Ask Ausiello 8/1).

Answer: Sorry, but my Wildfire scoop quota has been met for the year. Check back in early '08!

First off, I love your ...

• Aug 1, 2007 04:00 AM ET
• by Michael Ausiello

Question: First off, I love your column. I got a bunch of my friends hooked on it. Do you have any Wildfire scoop?

Answer: (Spoiler alert) Season 4 — which kicks off in January — ends with a wedding. And it's a wedding that fans have been clamoring for.

All in the ABC Family

• Apr 20, 2007 08:48 PM ET
• by Matt Mitovich

Matt Dallas by Michael Courtney/ABC Family

ABC Family has unveiled its summer and fall schedule, which includes returning tween favorites Kyle XY (premieres Monday, June 11) and Wildfire (January), a pair of new series, the college-set ensemble comedy Greek (July) and the animated Slacker Cats (August), and Tom Bergeron hosted episodes of America's Funniest Home Videos (which are much better than those lame Bob Saget ones). In conjunction with Greek, the channel will launch virtualrush.com next month, yet another social networking site to help you fritter away your workday. Kyle XY also offers an interactive component at KyleXY.com, including exclusive videos, online games and clues to the show's myriad mysteries, like why the title character lacks a navel. It's like so incredibly grody. Inner-city drama Lincoln Heights (September) and the heavenly Fallen (August 3-5) are also back. —Raven Snook read more

October Road Brother: "Fans Could Be Thrown for a Loop"

• Apr 5, 2007 04:00 AM ET
• by Megan Cherkezian

Jonathan Murphy, October Road

Despite shaky reviews, ABC's October Road (Thursdays at 10 pm/ET) stepped into a prime-time spot behind Grey's Anatomy and held its own in its first few weeks. But will viewers get attached enough to invite Bryan Greenberg's Nick Garrett and his small-town friends back for more? TVGuide.com spoke to Jonathan Murphy — aka Nick's kid brother, Ronnie — about why he was drawn to the series and how it will survive among peers that are exploding with high ratings. Murphy also gives us the scoop on the coming season of ABC Family's Wildfire. TVGuide.com: So, a pretty good viewer response to October Road read more

When It Comes to Ratings, Wildfire Isn't Horsing Around

• Jan 29, 2007 03:00 AM ET
• by Michael Logan

Genevieve Cortese, Wildfire

It's not just the little show that could. ABC Family's Wildfire (Mondays at 8 pm/ET) is the little show that changed an entire cable network. Despite a premise that sounds sappy — troubled girl befriends horse and starts a new life — this series doesn't shy away from the hard topics (drugs, sex, suicide) and has pulled strong ratings, especially with teens and young women, since its 2005 debut. It proved that the channel could be more than just a repository for sugary repeats, and soon ABC Family was launching more original programs with edge (Kyle XY, Fallen, the new Lincoln Heights). Wildfire, which kicked off its third season this month, has already been renewed for a fourth. read more

Wildfire Adds Salt to a Rocky Romance

• Mar 27, 2006 04:00 AM ET
• by Angel Cohn

Charlotte Salt, Wildfire

Fans of ABC Family's Wildfire had better brace themselves for a new arrival from across the pond. Charlotte Salt, a charming up-and-coming British-born actress, is joining the cast for the final three episodes of this season (starting tonight at 8 pm/ET) as Gillian, a wealthy heiress who splits apart one of the on-again-off-again romances on the show. TVGuide.com spoke to the 20-year-old about exactly what kind of "horsing around" she did on the set. TVGuide.com: How did this Wildfire role come about? Charlotte Salt: I auditioned for the pilot over a year ago and I never heard anything more from them. But then I got a call saying, "Reme read more