The Beek is back! After a hilarious turn as himself on ABC's Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23, James Van Der Beek is sticking with the yuks in Friends With Better Lives, a new CBS comedy about a group of pals — including Entourage's Kevin Connolly and model Brooklyn Decker — who are all over the romantic map. Just don't ask about the Dawson's Creek theme song...'cause that's no laughing matter!
Continuing its tradition of casting fantastic actors in killer guest spots, The Blacklist has landed yet another — Law & Order and Vikings vet Linus Roache — for one of the first season's final episodes.
As if Arrow wasn't flying high enough already, the superhero hit is aiming for new heights with this week's episode, inspired by the popular DC Comics title Birds of Prey (which was also the basis for a short-lived 2002-03 WB series). "It's beloved," says executive producer Marc Guggenheim of the comic book, whose menagerie has showcased the Huntress, Black Canary and Barbara Gordon's tech-savvy Oracle. "We're excited to be doing our version of it."
"The title of the season finale is 'A Is for Answers,' and it really is the answer episode," promises Pretty Little Liars executive producer Marlene King, who also directed the hour. "We've been planning this episode since midway through last season and have steadily built to it since the start of this season."
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Move over, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.! There's a new avenger on the scene, and she's helping underrated sci-fi drama The Tomorrow People move into its new Monday-night home. "It's a redefining of the show," says executive producer Phil Klemmer...
The sexy-as-hell action drama Banshee wraps up Season 2 tonight (Cinemax, 10/9c), but even though Lucas (Antony Starr) and Carrie (Ivana Milicevic) are facing what is sure to be a...
First off, if you're not watching Banshee (Friday, 10/9c), fix that. The show is badass in ways we can't even describe on this site. Secondly, if you are into Cinemax's action drama about Lucas Hood (Antony Starr), an ex-con posing as the sheriff in the country's most messed up Amish town, then this exclusive clip from this week's episode is relevant to your interests. Especially for those of you wondering how Hood plans to bring down brutal crime lord Proctor (Ulrich Thomsen). Looks like a simple search warrant and a secret room could finally reveal the bloody truth about Banshee, PA's slaughterhouse bigwig.
The prayers of Happy Endings fans have been answered — Casey Wilson is back on TV, guest starring on ABC's The Middle in mid-March. She plays...
Blue meth is so yesterday. There's a new killer breaking badly into the realm of fictional designer drugs tonight as the future cops of Almost Human investigate a "party favor" with some seriously tragic side effects. Check out the clip from tonight's episode...
Of all the shocks The Following's new season has delivered so far, the one we really didn't see coming was the reveal of murderous twins Mark and Luke, and their wacky mommy issues. The siblings are a double dose or wrong, yet Sam Underwood, who plays both roles, is so right. But who is he? To find out, read (sorry) the following! He's British: Even though he packs a nearly perfect American accent, Underwood is actually from Surrey, England. "You didn't realize?" he asks. "Oh good!"
You know the face, you've seen him in a bunch of shows, and now Kyle Bornheimer is bringing his "oh yeah, that guy!" charm to Fox's Golden Globe winner Brooklyn Nine-Nine for a guest spot sure to wipe that smug look off of Peralta's face. Slated for an early March appearance, Bornheimer — who was last seen in ABC's The Family Tools and plays a key role in A&E's upcoming Those Who Kill — will guest star in the season's 19th episode as Teddy, a cop from another precinct who used to date Santiago (Melissa Fumero). Needless to say, goofball Peralta (Andy Samberg) won't be too thrilled when the pair reconnects at a NYPD training exercise...especially when it becomes clear that the exes still have feelings for one another.
As if "A" isn't enough of a terror, Pretty Little Liars's Hanna (Ashley Benson) is about to pick up another scary problem of more supernatural proportions. On the Feb. 4 episode of the PLL spinoff Ravenswood, Miss Marin will trade Rosewood for the haunted town where Caleb (Tyler Blackburn) is currently busy seeing dead people.
Kevin Bacon and James Purefoy are back as television's grisliest odd couple — and we can hardly mask our excitement. "It gets a little more demented," promises executive producer Kevin Williamson of The Following's unsettling second act for Bacon's former FBI agent Ryan Hardy and the erudite literature professor—turned—cult leader Joe Carroll, played with cheeky relish by Purefoy. Just don't expect The Following to hew to the same cops-and-psychos course it ran during its first season. It's still a scare-fest that excels at getting under your skin, but "we're changing the feel and the texture of the show," Williamson says. "We want to make sure that you're not watching the same old thing." (The second season premieres Sunday, Jan. 19 after the NFC Championship game on Fox, then moves to its regular timeslot, Mondays at 9/8c, on Jan. 27.)
Death and the maidens never looked so good! When sexy Vampire Diaries spinoff The Originals returns tonight, it takes a break from the macho machinations of bloodsucking brothers-in-arms Klaus (Joseph Morgan), Elijah (Daniel Gillies) and Marcel...
You sci-fi fans sure are a crafty crowd! Responding to Fox and Almost Human's invite to remake the show's extended trailer, droves of viewers submitted their DIY renditions that varied in style, sophistication and, honestly, visual success. Now, the best bits of the batch have been patched together into a full-length clip that plays like a scene-for-scene substitute for the original cinematic promo created by Ari Margolis of Fox's Special Ops marketing brain trust. Just be warned: Some of this stuff is Almost too funny to take in with a single viewing. LEGOS, little kids playing Kennix and Dorian, a laughable line-reading of "I was made to feel!," and a last-seconds shot of our beloved Fringe vet John Noble? Be still our Human hearts! What do you think of this homemade hybrid?
Howl to the yeah! "It doesn't surprise me," says Tyler Posey, who plays leading lycan Scott McCall, of Teen Wolf's big win in our Fan Favorites cover contest. "Our fans are the most dedicated people I've ever met." And he's met ...
The mad geniuses at Bad Robot, Warner Bros. and Fox are at it again! After producing five seasons of stellar cinematic trailers for Fringe, they're now giving us "major motion picture" realness with the latest spot for Almost Human (premiering Sunday, Nov. 17 at 8/7c). Packed with clips we've seen before along with new scenes from upcoming episodes, the two-minutes-plus piece of work does a bang-up job of setting up the real cop-meets-robocop series while also whetting our appetites for the futuristic action beyond the two-part pilot.
Forget Fifty Shades of Grey. It's all about black and white on Pretty Little Liars' Feb. 11 episode. "ABC Family noticed what we were doing visually on the show, going for very noirlike effects," says executive producer Joe Dougherty, "and asked if we wanted to go all the way and make something special in black and white."
If the future involves coffee-spouting jetpacks and GIF walls, bring it on! Yesterday and today, the streets of New York have been overrun by Almost Human, Fox's upcoming sci-fi series about a cop and his android partner, which is being showcased in an interactive exhibit outside of Macy's on Herald Square.
Get ready for a whole new way to feed your Salvatore addiction, folks! Starting Thursday, DC Comics will begin releasing chapters of a digital comic based on The Vampire Diaries. "The first issue is going into the mythology behind vervain," previews Colleen Doran, who's writing the tales on an alternating schedule with fellow comic-book contributor B. Clay Moore. "I've always wondered how they got all of the vervain out of Mystic Falls...it's a really common plant, what happened? Since there's never been an explanation, I came up with one."
Part crime thriller, part mind game, NBC's new drama The Blacklist has us seeing Red — and loving it. From the moment James Spader's Raymond "Red" Reddington, one of the most wanted miscreants in the FBI database, turned himself in, the series has been hooking fans while heaping on the questions about this inscrutable "concierge of crime."
