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Modern Family Taps Elizabeth Pena as Gloria's Mother
Gloria's family is coming to town on Modern Family! Elizabeth Pena, whose credits include La Bamba and Rush Hour, has been cast as...
Once Upon a Time's Trip to the Past Helps with Emma's Giant Predicament
We've seen Once Upon a Time travel to many lands, both magical and real world, but this Sunday the ABC fairy tale drama will venture somewhere it's never gone before: Into Emma's past! This week's Once will travel back to when Emma (Jennifer Morrison) was vulnerable and wide-eyed, attempting to make it on her own as an adult for the first time. "You really get to see the difference of where she was at 10 years ago as opposed to now," Morrison tells TVGuide.com, explaining that at 18, though damaged, Emma still had hope that life could change after being raised in the foster care system. "By the time we meet her on her 28th birthday in the pilot of Once, she...
Fringe's Two-Hour Series Finale to Air in January
Stock up on strawberry milkshakes and red vines: The series finale of Fringe is upon us. The two-hour series finale, also marking the 100th episode, will air...
666 Park Avenue Exclusive: Jane's Attacker Is Still on the Prowl
A maniac is still on the loose at the Drake! In the aftermath of 666 Park Avenue's Halloween party, Jane (Rachael Taylor) will have to tell the cops that her attacker is the long-dead Peter Kramer (Jim True-Frost). But will they -- or Henry (Dave Annable) -- believe her? They should, considering he's not done with her yet! Save these shows! Check out this exclusive sneak peek at Sunday's episode, which airs at 10/9c on ABC:
How Will the Fringe Team Deal with Etta's Death?
In a cruel new world, it only seems fitting that Peter and Olivia would reunite with their daughter only to have her tragically taken away from them too soon. On last Friday's Fringe, the Observers mercilessly killed the youngest Bishop family member, sending out shock waves among the Fringe fandom. How could Etta (Georgina Haig), who we came to love during such a short period of time, be taken away so soon? This is just a taste of the danger Peter (Joshua Jackson), Olivia (Anna Torv), Walter (John Noble) and Astrid (Jasika Nicole) will continue to face in the Observer-occupied future. Mega Buzz: Which familiar face is returning to Fringe? "Etta's death is
The Walking Dead's Glen Mazzara: What Does the Governor Really Want?
For the comic book fans who worried that The Walking Dead's version of the Governor would not live up to the evil and dastardly dictator in the graphic novels, last Sunday's episode proved that David Morrissey's take on Rick's (Andrew Lincoln) most formidable foe is just as dangerous as the original. Meet the Governor, The Walking Dead's most dangerous villain After lulling the audience — and Andrea (Laurie Holden) — into a false sense of security, his true nature was revealed last Sunday after murdering a group of soldiers for their supplies and then enjoying a little viewing time in his special room... filled with decapitated heads in fish tanks. Special. So what does the Governor ultimately want? TVGuide.com turned to showrunner Glen Mazzara to get the scoop on what's in store for this version of the Governor, including what other comic book aspects we may see. Plus: Why is he so darn interested in how walkers work? [Warning: Some spoilers from The Walking Dead comics below.]
American Horror Story's Chloe Sevigny: It Only Gets Worse for Shelley
If you can believe it, a double amputation is only the beginning for American Horror Story: Asylum's resident nymphomaniac Shelley. Briarcliff Manor's most provocative inmate found herself in the clutches of the dastardly Dr. Arden (James Cromwell), whose mysterious experiments were shown in all their glory this week. In order to make sure Shelley (Chloe Sevigny) would never escape, Arden amputated both of her legs. And apparently, he has much more in store for his latest charge. "It gets much scarier," Sevigny told reporters Thursday. "Her...
Get Committed: What the Heck Was That on American Horror Story: Asylum?
[Warning: This story contains major spoilers from Wednesday's American Horror Story: Asylum. Read at your own risk or the scary monster will come get you.] And here we thought Bloody Face would be the scariest part about Briarcliff. Apparently, there's a giant monster roaming the halls of American Horror Story: Asylum's manor that will definitely make us sleep with the lights on tonight. So what...
Ellen as Sofia! The Incredibles! Check Out the Best Celebrity Halloween Costumes
Halloween allows everyone a chance to be someone else — even celebrities! Check out the best celebrity Halloween costumes For Ellen Degeneres, that meant...
FX Renews Wilfred for Season 3
Here's some howling good news: Wilfred has been renewed for a third season, FX announced Wednesday. The comedy...
Stephen Collins Lands Guest Spot on Scandal
Stephen Collins is heading back to Shondaland. The 7th Heaven star, who previously portrayed Addison's father on Private Practice, will guest-star as a reporter on Scandal, TVGuide.com has confirmed. The actor...
Felicia Day Returning to Supernatural
The geek goddess will return! Felicia Day is slated to return to Supernatural in an upcoming episode, TVGuide.com has confirmed. Day will...
Leland Orser, Patrick St. Esprit Join NBC's Revolution
The Revolution is growing. Leland Orser and Patrick St. Esprit will...
Batman Villain Firefly Coming to Arrow
Another familiar face from DC Comics is coming to The CW's new super series Arrow. Firefly, originally a Batman villain, will be played by Andrew Dunbar this season, TVGuide.com has confirmed. Entertainment Weekly first reported the news. Arrow Scoop: Oliver's secret is out! What's next? On Arrow, a firefighter named...
Arrow Scoop: Oliver's Secret Is Out! What's Next?
That didn't take long!Arrow's titular character has already been unmasked! After Oliver's bodyguard Diggle (David Ramsey) was hit by one of Deadshot's poisonous bullets, Oliver (Stephen Amell) was forced to bring him back to the foundry and show Diggle his true identity at the close of last week's episode. That's exactly where Wednesday's episode (8/7c, The CW) will pick up.
Anatomy of a Fall: How Dangerous Was Casey Wilson's Glass Window Fall on Happy Endings?
Sixteen stiches. That was the price Happy Endings paid for one of the funniest falls through a glass window ever. Thanksgiving clams! The year of Max! 8 spoilers for Happy Endings Season 3 Fortunately, Casey Wilson did not have to pay that price, since it was a stunt double that stood in for the comedian, who portrays the hopelessly single Penny on the ABC comedy. "I did the beginning and the end and we had a stunt double," Wilson tells TVGuide.com. "I was like, 'I'll let her...
Love for the B and 7 Other Apartment 23 Surprises in Season 2
The Dawson's Creek reunion isn't the only highlight coming our way on Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23 this season. In fact, this week's Halloween episode may even put the season premiere to shame as we finally get to see a softer side of the ABC comedy's titular character. That's right, the B is getting some L-- love that is. TVGuide.com hit the set of Apartment 23 to get the scoop on Chloe's (Krysten Ritter) new love interest. Plus: Will there be love for June (Dreama Walker), too?
Revolution Burning Questions: Charlie (Almost) Goes Down a Dark Path
Revolution's leading lady has gone from whimpering child to kickass heroine — all in the span of five episodes! In Monday's episode, Charlie (Tracy Spiridakos) came one step closer to toughening up in this post-apocalyptic world, nearly killing an innocent man in cold blood — but someone else did it first! Which group member, instead, went down the dark path? Check out the burning questions this week's episode of Revolution posed: Revolution Burning Questions: The Truth Comes Out Miles has some interesting friends: Miles (Billy Burke) takes the group to a poppy farm to get help for Nora (Daniella Alonso), whose knife wound to the gut has begun to...
Alan Kirschenbaum, Co-Creator of Yes, Dear and Friend Me, Dead at 51
Comedy writer Alan Kirschenbaum, who co-created CBS' Yes, Dear as well as the network's midseason comedy Friend Me, has died of an apparent suicide, Deadline.com reports. He was 51. Kirschenbaum, son of comedian...
Bradley Whitford to Lead ABC Comedy pilot Trophy Wife
West Wing alum Bradley Whitford may be returning to TV! The Emmy winner, best-known for playing Deputy Chief of Staff Josh Lyman on The West Wing, has landed the leading role opposite...
Argo Tops Slow Box Office Weekend
Argo topped a slow box office weekend as most of the east coast prepared for Hurricane Sandy. The Ben Affleck-starring drama drew...
