Former Angel and Alias star Amy Acker will guest-star on Person of Interest's Season 1 finale, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.Check out photos of the Person of Interest castAcker will play an attractive psychologist who caters to the rich and powerful. When the machine spits out her number, Reese (Jim Caviezel) must keep her safe from several clients who could potentially kill to keep their secrets safe...
Just how easy was it for former Firefly co-stars Adam Baldwin and Nathan Fillion to find their old rhythm while shooting Monday's episode of Castle? "It was like putting on an old pair of comfortable boots," Baldwin tells TVGuide.com with a laugh. "All those old feelings from Firefly and 10 years of working together come rushing back with just a look, wink and a nod." Exclusive: Castle stages Firefly reunion Baldwin plays...
Will Community graduate to a Season 4? Can Fringe find a renewal in this universe? Have we seen the last of Cougar Town's cul-de-sac gang? The networks are about to decide which shows to cut and keep for this fall. Are your favorites in jeopardy, or can you relax? We offer an analysis of what's to come, so you can prepare for the worst — fans of Breaking In, just be glad for the time you had — if things are looking iffy....
The Mentalist viewers will soon meet another man in Teresa Lisbon's life — but this time it's a man from her past.Spring Preview: Get more scoop on your favorite showsThe Shield's Kenny Johnson has been tapped to play Greg Taybeck, the high school boyfriend and ex-fiancé of Lisbon (Robin Tunney), TVGuide.com has learned exclusively. When Greg becomes involved in one of the CBI's cases...
[WARNING: The following story contains major spoilers from the Season 3 finale of Justified. Read at your own risk.]It wouldn't be a Justified finale if things didn't get bloody.Get more scoop on your favorite spring showsAfter an episode-long manhunt for Robert Quarles (Neal McDonough), the loose cannon Detroit mobster took Raylan (Timothy Olyphant) hostage and stormed Noble's Hollow...
Every week, editors Adam Bryant and Natalie Abrams satisfy your need for TV scoop. Please send all questions to megascoop@tvguide.com. I know Castle is trying to keep Castle and Beckett apart, but why is he acting like such a brat? — Liz ADAM: He's just being a man, creator Andrew W. Marlowe says. "Men in general usually don't confront their feelings," he says of Castle's reaction to learning that Beckett remembers Castle's declaration of love. "He's certainly not the type of person to go up to Beckett and say, 'Hey, you hurt me!' because that would be exposing himself. He's expressing his anger with Beckett, and whether he knows it or not, he's trying to punish her without really putting his cards on the table." But don't worry: Beckett will soon figure out what set Castle off, thanks to another revealing chat with her therapist. Some Private Practice scoop, please!!! I'm dying! — Manuela NATALIE: Don't die! Private Practice returns next Tuesday! This scoop, however, may kill you:
When did Mad Men become a horror movie?Set against the backdrop of panic caused by Richard Speck's 1966 massacre of eight nursing students in Chicago, Sunday's episode, "Mystery Date," was filled with chills (a strangulation, things that go bump in the night at the Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce offices, grandma Pauline's butcher knife) and at least one thrill (Joan finally shipping her husband off to Vietnam for good).Mad Men creator on Season 5 premiere: Megan has power over DonLet's start with the thrill first...
Call it the curse of being on the bubble: After 10 roller-coaster years, CSI: Miami will end its season without a major cliff-hanger.Fall TV Scorecard: Which shows are returning? Which aren't?"We've gone more internal. It's a more emotional story that goes to the soul of these characters," executive producer Barry O'Brien tells TVGuide.com. "It is a far more personal ending. You're left with this feeling that the team is a family."But the foundation of that family will buckle a little...
At Thursday's Discovery Communications upfront, Oprah Winfrey told attendees that longtime executive producer Sheri Salata has always wanted Oprah to climb Mount Kilimanjaro.VIDEO: Oprah Winfrey gets candid about OWN's struggles; says she thought about quitting last weekThough we don't expect to see Winfrey hiking any time soon, the metaphor was apt."I am climbing Kilimanjaro, and it's on Wilshire Boulevard at the OWN offices," Winfrey said, addressing the challenges she's faced in the first 14 months after launching her own cable channel. Earlier this week, Winfrey said she considered throwing in the towel ...
How long can Michael Britten live in two realities?More and more that's becoming the question at the center of NBC's Awake. After Britten (Jason Isaacs) agreed to move with his wife Hannah (Laura Allen) to Oregon — a move encouraged by his therapists as a sign of progress — he received a haunting phone call from the serial killer he was chasing that urged him to not let go of his dual-reality gift.
Frasier star Peri Gilpin has booked a multi-episode guest-starring gig on CSI as Allison, the wife of Ted Danson's D.B. Russell.Born into a well-to-do California family, Allison turned her back on the world of yachts and horses when she married Russell. She is described as Russell's intellectual equivalent, but also the woman that rules his heart — and life...
Every week, editors Adam Bryant and Natalie Abrams satisfy your need for TV scoop. Please send all questions to megascoop@tvguide.com. Have you heard anything about how Criminal Minds' plans to replace Paget Brewster in Season 8? — Ashley ADAM: I was actually on set last week and asked executive producer Erica Messer that very question. The short answer: Don't look for it to happen right away. Messer says she'd like to mimic what the show did in Season 3 when Joe Mantegna replaced departing star Mandy Patinkin a few episodes into the season. "I feel like we come back in Season 8 without Prentiss, and we're functioning just fine," she says. "But there's a void. We need that extra body. But I don't know who that character is yet." Why don't you guys help her out in the comments below? Any Cristina and Owen scoop for Grey's Anatomy would be great! — Lisa NATALIE: The couple's issues will...
Former West Wing star Richard Schiff is headed back to Washington D.C. as part of a multi-episode arc on NCIS, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.Spring Preview: Get scoop on more of your favorite shows Schiff will play Harper Dearing, an eccentric international businessman...
In case you hadn't heard, Bones will welcome a new character to the fold when the show returns Monday.Spring Preview: Get scoop on more of your favorite returning shows In an ordinary season, creator Hart Hanson says he would have fought to keep Baby Bones' birthday a surprise, but this season has been anything but ordinary. The show premiered late in the fall before going on an extended hiatus while star Emily Deschanel gave birth in real life. Now the show is back — but it's moving to a new night and time, Mondays at 8/7c. Thus, the long-awaited birth became more of an event...
Does a photo from the past hold the clue to solving the CSI: NY team's latest case?The CBS drama returns Friday (9/8c, CBS) with Mac (Gary Sinise) & Co. investigating the death of one of their own when a lab tech is found murdered in front of a New York City brownstone. But the crime scene is staged exactly like that of a famous 50-year-old cold case which Mac has seen photos of in the past....
CSI: NY returns Friday with the team looking to the past to solve a crime.Spring Preview: Get scoop on more of your favorite returning shows When a body is discovered in the exact same location as a murder from the 1950s, Mac (Gary Sinise) & Co. begin trying to link the cases together for answers. But things aren't so easy for Lindsay (Anna Belknap), who's stuck dissecting a complicated footprint pattern for clues to who the present-day killer is.Good thing Lindsay can turn to her husband Danny (Carmine Giovinazzo) for advice, right?...
Awake's Michael Britten is already living in two worlds, and after Thursday's episode, he may soon be living in a third. Spring Preview: Get more scoop on new showsBritten (Jason Isaacs) has been slipping back and forth between two realities ever since a car accident killed either his wife Hannah (Laura Allen) or his son Rex (Dylan Minnette). In Thursday's aptly titled episode "Oregon," Britten learns that Hannah is far more serious than he thought about moving to the Beaver State to pursue law school — and to escape the pain of losing their son."Obviously she's devastated by the loss of her son and yet she needs to stay in perpetual motion," Allen tells TVGuide.com...
Every week, editors Adam Bryant and Natalie Abrams satisfy your need for TV scoop. Please send all questions to megascoop@tvguide.com. Every week I ask for Private Practice news and will keep asking till I get some. Please, I'm desperate! Any CharCoop news? —KritiNATALIE: Erica's inevitable demise will be the first parenting challenge for Charlotte and Cooper. "Their principal concern is Mason's psychological well-being in dealing with her [death]," Paul Adelstein says. "He said goodbye to her, but she's still alive and he knows she's still alive, so as much resolution as there was, that actually causes some problems. Then they're going to have a grieving child, and they're going to be grieving themselves, so it's a big challenge for them." It's odd, but I missed Betty in the Mad Men premiere. When will be seeing her? — Ashley ADAM: Don't worry, Ashley, Betty is in Sunday's episode. And...
Mad Men's Season 5 premiere featured one scene everybody's talking about.Mad Men creator on Season 5 premiere: Megan has power over DonDuring a surprise 40th birthday party for Don (Jon Hamm), his new bride Megan (Jessica Pare) treated him to a sultry rendition of "Zou Bisou Bisou." A digital download of Pare's version of the song...
[WARNING: The following story contains spoilers from the Season 5 premiere of Mad Men. Read at your own risk.] Don Draper is... happy? Mad Men's long-delayed and much-anticipated fifth season premiere finds Don (Jon Hamm) and Megan (Jessica Pare) still in the honeymoon phase of their recent marriage. Don's apparent happiness has one drawback, however: He seems less concerned with work than ever before. "Don is seemingly becoming a little bit disengaged at work," Hamm tells TVGuide.com. "What happens when you have it all? What happens when you're satisfied? Maybe you lose some of that fire." Mad Men Season 5: It's every man for himself But life with Megan isn't all hearts and flowers. Look no further than Don's humiliation when Megan throws him a surprise 40th birthday party, during which she does a sexy song-and-dance better suited for the bedroom than for cocktail hour. So how does the ballad of Don and Megan go? What's up with Roger and Joan's baby (hello, little Kevin!) and why was Lane so obsessed with a photo of another man's wife? We took our burning questions to Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner, who also tells us why Pete (Vincent Kartheiser) and Peggy (Elisabeth Moss) are the ones to watch...
There's really only one thing Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner wants you to know about Season 5: After 17 months, the show finally returns with a two-hour premiere Sunday.When pressed, however, the notoriously tight-lipped Weiner offered one nugget about the advertising drama's long-awaited fifth season. "The theme is every man for himself," he tells TVGuide.com.Mad Men Refresher Course: What's up with Don's love life?That notion should be nothing new to Don Draper (Jon Hamm), a self-made man who fought to transform himself from Midwestern farm boy Dick Whitman into Madison Avenue's biggest fish. But following his sudden, impulsive proposal...
On Monday's episode of Castle, Detective Beckett is going to have some explaining to do when she lets it slip that she remembers everything about her shooting. Castle Scoop: Seriously, when are Castle and Beckett getting together?Earlier this season, Beckett (Stana Katic) told Castle (Nathan Fillion) that she didn't remember anything — including that Castle said "I love you" — after a sniper ...
