Looks like Mad Men's Don Draper has found himself a new blonde.Mad Men promotes Jared Harris to series regular Anna Camp, who played vampire-hating preacher's wife Sarah Newlin on True Blood's second season, was photographed on the set of Mad Men filming scenes with...
Harry Hamlin will guest-star in an upcoming episode of Army Wives, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.Check out photos of HamlinHamlin will play a public advocacy lawyer who tries a case against the Army that pits Claudia Joy (Kim Delaney) and Michael (Brian McNamara) against each other during a courtroom hearing...
Debi Mazar will guest-star in the Season 2 premiere of TNT's HawthoRNe, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.Check out photos of MazarMazar, an Entourage cast member and former Dancing with the Stars contestant, will play Donna Alberghetti, an old friend of chief nurse Christina Hawthorne (Jada Pinkett Smith). Mazar's character turns up at the hospital with an unidentified illness a few days before her wedding...
On Wednesday's CSI: NY, Sheldon Hawkes' visit to a Pennsylvania prison provides him with a jarring revelation and puts him in a fight for his life.Check out photos of the CSI: NY cast In the episode, Hawkes (Hill Harper) receives word that death-row inmate Reggie Tifford (guest star Harold Perrineau) wants to speak with Hawkes before he dies. During their meeting, Tifford shares some unsettling news with Hawkes, who unfortunately doesn't have any time to process what he's just heard...
Glee returned from a long hiatus with the most-watched and highest-rated episode in the series' history.Glee drew 13.6 million viewers, retaining 78 percent of American Idol's audience (20.2 million viewers), according to Nielsen overnight estimates. The show also claimed...
Unlike most of the other dead characters who have stopped by for Lost's final season, Harold Perrineau's Michael makes a return to the island, in part to unlock a mystery.Getting Lost: Has Desmond been claimed?"I think they brought everybody back so they can answer all these questions," Perrineau tells TVGuide.com of his appearance Tuesday night (9/8c, ABC). "I got to go back and answer one of the bigger questions — not necessarily about Michael, but one of the bigger questions about the island."Michael, who Perrineau assures us is most definitely dead, is also on a mission to help Hurley (Jorge Garcia), the island's resident ghost whisperer...
Castle playfully asks the question: What would have happened if the recent late-night wars resulted in murder?Castle renewed for third seasonWhen Rick Castle (Nathan Fillion) appears to promote his latest novel on a talk show hosted by Bobby Mann (guest star Tom Bergeron), Mann tells Castle that somebody wants him put him off the air permanently...
Eight is still enough for Elizabeth Taylor.Taylor took to her Twitter account Monday to deny reports that she would get married a ninth time — this time to her 49-year-old manager, Jason Winters...
In its own way, the sudden death of Treme co-executive producer David Mills just days before the series premiere is a potent metaphor for the show itself.The Wire, Treme writer David Mills dies at 48 As the HBO drama's cast and crew mourn Mills' loss, they also celebrate him by continuing...
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." Check out photos of the Miami Medical cast 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.
Now that the crew members of Destiny have encountered aliens on Stargate Universe, their mission is drastically more dangerous. "These creatures are not that happy that we have invaded their little corner of the universe," says David Blue, who plays computer geek Eli. "Destiny is an incredibly important part of something that we haven't quite picked up on yet. So, I think it's going to piss the aliens off that they have lost control of something important. And these are not the E.T., huggable aliens; these things are pretty fricking terrifying to be around." Check out photos of the Stargate Universe cast
On Thursday's CSI, Ray Langston's obsession with Dr. Jekyll begins to involve other members of the team.CSI: The hunt for Dr. Jekyll heats upWhen Langston (Laurence Fishburne) and Nick (George Eads) are called to the scene of a family's brutal murder, their investigation leads them to the basement of the house next door, which is full of equipment that suggests Dr. Jekyll lives there."We find some of his homemade surgical equipment that will make your hair stand up," Eads tells TVGuide.com. "The clues he leaves are literally something out of dinner theater. This guy's dropping all these squirrelly clues all over the place. To decipher these clues, we call upon Nick's instinct, but tap even more into Dr. Ray's insights into the criminal mind."The case takes the team to a hospital, where the investigators soon learn that Dr. Jekyll is impersonating a staff member...
For the first time, Dancing with the Stars topped ratings powerhouse American Idol, according to weekly Nielsen numbers. For the week of March 29, ABC's Dancing's Monday installment pulled in nearly 23 million viewers, making it the week's most-watched show. Although Idol's viewership slipped (21.8 million Tuesday and 20.5 million Wednesday), the show performed...
Mad Men star Bryan Batt sympathizes with the fans of Ugly Betty who are already mourning the loss of the show. Exclusive: Mad Men's Bryan Batt to guest-star on Ugly Betty "I had such a wonderful time working on the show," Batt tells TVGuide.com. "It's such a shame the show's been canceled because they've created this unique world and it's unlike any other thing that's out there. Like Mad Men, it became its own special creation and people really got into it."
The television landscape is full of tough female cops, and Wednesday's episode of CSI: NY proves that Detective Stella Bonasera (Melina Kanakaredes) deserves to be counted among the toughest.Check out photos of the CSI: NY cast"We're always in danger, but Stella has this bizarre empowerment," Kanakaredes tells TVGuide.com. "She almost died in Season 2 by someone she cared about. Now, she's fearless about life-or-death situations. It's like Rambo Stella."In Wednesday's episode (10/9c, CBS), Kanakaredes and her character will have to live up to that moniker...
Maura Tierney is returning to television: The former ER star will reprise her role on Rescue Me, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.Maura Tierney joins bicoastal playTierney's character, Kelly McPhee — a love interest for Denis Leary's Tommy Gavin in Season 5 — memorably ran into her burning apartment to retrieve an important box. Tommy and Kelly's budding romance also put Tierney's character in the middle of a love quadrangle that included Tommy's ex-wife, Janet (Andrea Roth), and his lover, Sheila (Callie Thorne). But don't look for more catfights this time around. "When Maura comes back, it's a slightly different situation," said Leary, also the show's co-creator and executive producer. "She doesn't really get involved in the way that she did the last time...
For CSI: NY's Mac Taylor (Gary Sinise), work comes first. So why is his love life getting so much attention lately?CSI: NY: Madchen Amick to heat up Mac's love life "For six seasons you didn't get to follow Mac home," Madchen Amick, who plays Mac's latest love interest, Dr. Aubrey Hunter, tells TVGuide.com. "[The writers] really wanted to explore that and give another dimension to Mac. They felt like fans are ready to see Mac outside of work life."However, Amick says, Mac and Aubrey hit it off because they're so focused on their work. "They have this immediate attraction, and they probably recognize within each other without really knowing that they're both very career-driven," she says. "Mac's always so busy with his cases and never has time in personal relationships that Aubrey ends up being something really refreshing to him." Aubrey's career? Before becoming...
Southland's Season 2 finale doesn't feel much like a finale — because it wasn't intended to be.The episode (Tuesday at 10/9c on TNT) was originally the sixth of a 13-episode second season ordered by NBC before the network canceled the show before its fall 2009 premiere. As such, the "finale" is missing some of the cliff-hanger trappings that TV viewers have come to expect.Read Ben McKenzie's celebrity blogs about Southland"We had no choice," creator and executive producer Ann Biderman tells TVGuide.com about ending the season with this episode. "But there's something kind of great about it. We go out with a bang. We go out with everyone's lives being tested and challenged. I do feel it worked out all right — there's really a lot of drama here."Indeed, the emotional stakes have never been higher. Officers John Cooper (Michael Cudlitz), Ben Sherman (Ben McKenzie) and Chickie Brown (Arija Bareikis) all ride together in search of a rapist who's impersonating a cop. For Ben, the case is personal...
The latest person to fall under Patrick Jane's spell on The Mentalist is Jane's new boss, Special Agent Madeline Hightower.Check out photos of The Mentalist cast"She's really fascinated by him," Aunjanue Ellis, who plays Hightower, tells TVGuide.com. "She respects him, and I think there's an element of her she sees in him. She's a strategist and she's able to, with a lot of fluidity, handle a wild card like Patrick [Simon Baker] and at the same time deal with the incredible bureaucracy that comes with having a job like that."But make no mistake: Hightower, who makes her debut Thursday, is no pushover...
CSI: NY's Mac Taylor (Gary Sinise) will have some difficult decisions to make when former flame Peyton Driscoll (Claire Forlani) returns to the Big Apple, executive producer Pam Veasey tells TVGuide.com exclusively.CSI: NY: Madchen Amick to heat up Mac's love life As we first teased, Peyton's return comes just as Mac gets cozy in his relationship with Dr. Aubrey Hunter (Madchen Amick). So will Mac stick it out with Aubrey or be tempted by his passionate past with Peyton?"It's actually like he doesn't have to make the choice; it may be that these two women are trying to make the choice for him," Veasey says. "It's a great place for a character to be in: There's an old love who could return or a new relationship and new possibilities. These are two very smart, talented, attractive women that are in his life."Peyton will return in a Rear Window-esque episode titled "Point of View" when one of her colleagues from Chelsea University becomes a suspect in a case. Veasey says Peyton does become aware of the other woman in Mac's life...
Southland is strongest when it allows the police officers' work to bleed into their personal lives.Read Southland star Ben McKenzie's celebrity blogsIn Tuesday's episode (10/9c on TNT) that's the case for Detectives Nate Moretta (Kevin Alejandro) and Sammy Bryant (Shawn Hatosy)."You get to go on a journey with Nate and Sammy and sort of discover who they are," Alejandro tells TVGuide.com "You learn how they deal with life, their personalities and how they grab on to certain things. There's some big stuff that happens. It's one of my favorite episodes."Through the second season, Nate and Sammy have been part of a task force building a case against Trinny Day (Wood Harris), an ex-gang member who claims to have cleaned up his act. The case intensifies...
Elmore Leonard doesn't waste words on the page or in conversation.So when asked what he thinks of Justified, the FX series based on one of his characters, anachronistic U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens, the prolific author's response is simple and direct: "I like it a lot." 6 Reasons you should be watching JustifiedFor Leonard, whose 43 novels and countless short stories have inspired decades of TV and movie adaptations, dialogue has always been the key to the 84-year-old writer's success. And Leonard thinks that's one of the reasons Justified works. "When he delivered the lines, the ones that I wrote, they were just the way I heard them when I wrote them," Leonard says of series star Timothy Olyphant. "That doesn't happen very much. They're sticking right to my sound, and I think it's really good."Leonard likens...
