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Dexter Postmortem: Now That Deb Knows, What's Next?
[Warning: This story contains major spoilers from Sunday's Dexter premiere. Read at your own risk!] Dexter's in troooouble! After being caught red-handed in last season's finale, Dexter's titular serial-killing blood spatter analyst spent most of Sunday's premiere trying to...
Once Upon a Time Postmortem: Where are Emma and Snow, Really?
[Warning: This story contains spoilers from the season premiere of Once Upon a Time. Read at your own risk!] After a brutally long summer, we finally got to see the Charming family reunite on Once Upon a Time — and it definitely wasn't what we were expecting. Emma (Jennifer Morrison) was filled with conflicting emotions about being given up by her parents Snow White (Ginnifer Goodwin) and Prince Charming (Josh Dallas) — but that was cut short as the townspeople gathered to...
Why ABC's 666 Park Avenue Is Not American Horror Story Lite
With the success of American Horror Story on cable, it's not surprising that broadcast networks would take another stab (no pun intended) at bringing a new horror story to the masses. ABC will attempt to do just that on Sunday nights with 666 Park Avenue, a mystery drama based very loosely on the Gabriella Pierce novel of the same name. In the series, an innocent Midwestern couple, Henry (Dave Annable) and Jane (Rachael Taylor), get hired as resident managers of a The Drake, an Upper East Side apartment building in New York owned by Gavin (Terry O'Quinn) and Olivia Doran (Vanessa Williams). Unbeknownst to them, the residents have all made deals with The Devil to have their desires fulfilled.
Dexter Boss Scott Buck Teases Season 7: Is Dexter Capable of Change?
After spending the past six seasons keeping his Dark Passenger in the, uh, dark, Dexter's titular character will be forced out of the serial-killing closet in the season premiere. So what does this mean for Dexter now? TVGuide.com turned to showrunner Scott Buck to get the scoop on how this reveal changes everything in the coming season, from his relationship with Deb to whom else might be coming after him.
Grey's Anatomy Scoop: Jessica Capshaw Discusses Arizona's Fate and What's Next
[Warning: This story contains major spoilers from the season premiere of Grey's Anatomy. Read at your own risk!] After spending an entire summer wondering about the fates of our favorite Grey's Anatomy doctors, Thursday's premiere dropped several bombshells that forever changed the staff of Seattle Grace. Cristina (Sandra Oh) moved to Minnesota, Mark (Eric Dane) was pulled off life support, and Arizona (Jessica Capshaw) was missing in action throughout most of the hour. Missed the season premiere of Grey's Anatomy? Read our recap The sad truth was that...
Once Upon a Time: Now That the Curse Has Been Broken, the Real Trouble Begins
Those who thought breaking the curse on Once Upon a Time would restore happiness for our favorite fairy-tale characters will be in for a rude awakening when the magical ABC series returns Sunday (8/7c on ABC). The curse being broken and magic coming to Storybrooke is, in fact, not a good thing — despite the smile on Regina's (Lana Parrilla) face. "The breaking of the curse is the beginning of the final battle," Jennifer Morrison warns TVGuide.com.
Exclusive Video: Discovery's Gold Rush Strikes It Rich in Season 3
Discovery's highest-rated series Gold Rush will return for its third season on Friday, Oct. 26 — and this time around, someone will strike it rich! Check out the first trailer for the third season:
Scandal Postmortem: Quinn Perkins, Revealed! What's Next?
[Warning: This story contains major spoilers from the Season 2 premiere of Scandal. Read at your own risk!] We finally have the answer to the Scandal question that has plagued us all summer: Who is Quinn Perkins? Apparently...
Fringe's Final Season Is a 13-Episode Feature Film
Prepare your red vines and strawberry milkshakes: The Fringe community will unite Friday when the Fox sci-fi series kicks off its fifth and final season. In its swan song, Fringe will focus on the year 2036, 16 years after the Observers invaded Earth. As seen in last year's Episode 19, Peter (Joshua Jackson) and Olivia's (Anna Torv) daughter Etta (Georgina Haig) tracked down her family in order to release them from amber so they could hopefully save the world. And that will be their mission this year: Rid the world of Observers or perish. Yes, the stakes really are that high, and you'll discover why in Friday's premiere (9/8c, Fox). 6 things to know about Fringe's final season premiere The only saving grace? Walter Bishop (John Noble), who may hold the key to taking down the Observers in his addled brain. First though, the gang will team up to track down Olivia, who was MIA in last season's flash-forward. While touching, the family reunion will bring up a lot of painful memories for Olivia, says executive producer J.H. Wyman. To find out why and what else is in store this year, read below:
5 Reasons to Be Excited for the Return of Scandal
It's the moment we've all been waiting for! The Season 2 premiere of Scandal on Thursday will answer the question that has kept fans guessing all summer: Who is Quinn Perkins? Naturally, that won't be the only big reveal when Olivia Pope (Kerry Washington) and her associates return. At the end of Season 1, Olivia promised First Lady Mellie (Bellamy Young) that she'd stay away from her husband Fitz (Tony Goldwyn), much to Scandal 'shippers' frustrations. And yet, Thursday's premiere may make those same people smile. Scandal Exclusive: Check out the "dirty" Season 2 poster To get the scoop on the new season and what else fans can be excited for, TVGuide.com tracked down the cast and executive producer Shonda Rhimes for intel:
Parks and Recreation Scoop: Bert Macklin Returns --- Sort Of!
Bert Macklin is back, baby! On Thursday's episode of Parks and Recreation, Andy Dwyer (Chris Pratt) will realize his dream of always being Bert Macklin, aka becoming a police officer. Exclusive Videos: Parks and Recreation's Andy Dwyer presents the facts — sometimes "Andy is definitely pursuing a career in law enforcement, and so far that's created some really great stuff," Pratt tells TVGuide.com. "Andy has to train physically because...
Grey's Anatomy: Where Were We and What's Next?
When Grey's Anatomy returns for its ninth season (Thursday, 9/8c on ABC), the fates of the once Stranded Six Five will be revealed. Grey's Anatomy's Shonda Rhimes talks Season 9: Time jumps, new locations and new docs! The last we left them...
How Elementary Won't Go There with Sherlock and Watson
Millions of Sherlock Holmes fans can rest easy; CBS' Holmes adaptation Elementary will pretty much never suffer from the Moonlighting curse (and here's hoping that is the last time we'll ever mention those two ideas in the same sentence). Despite changes, CBS' Elementary captures the spirit of the original Sherlock Holmes After CBS announced that its modern-day adaptation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's famed detective series would feature a female Watson, fans feared that sexual tension may develop within one of the most iconic partnerships in history. But they didn't need to worry. Executive producer Rob Doherty promises there will be no romance between the dynamic duo in this iteration, which stars Jonny Lee Miller as the recovering addict and consultant for the NYPD, while his distaff Watson (Lucy Liu) is a former surgeon who becomes Sherlock's "sober companion." "It was certainly never about creating...
Private Practice Postmortem: Who Did Addison Choose? What Happened to Pete?
[Warning: This story contains major spoilers from the season premiere of Private Practice. Read at your own risk!] Private Practice wasted no time in doing episodes that were outside the box, as executive producer Shonda Rhimes promised. In its season premiere, Private went full Rashomon-style, telling the same story from different perspectives, culminating in several big reveals for the doctors of Seaside Wellness. Since the ABC medical drama split the premiere by character, so will we! Find out what happened to Addison & Co, including who she chose, what happened to Pete and the big twist involving Charlotte. Plus: The cast dishes on what's next!
Olympic Gymnast McKayla Maroney to Guest-Star on Hart of Dixie
McKayla Maroney is impressed with Hart of Dixie. The Olympic gold medal-winning U.S. gymnast will guest-star on the CW series, Warner Bros. TV announced Tuesday. Fall Preview: Get the scoop on your favorite returning TV shows Maroney...
Gloria's Pregnancy! Haley's Exit! 10 Questions with Modern Family Boss Steve Levitan
That wasn't a fake-out in Modern Family's season finale: Gloria really is pregnant, and Jay really will be a father once again. When the Emmy-winning comedy returns Wednesday (9/8c on ABC), Gloria (Sofia Vergara) and Jay Jay (Ed O'Neill) will reveal the big news to the Dunphy-Pritchett clan. In a moment of symmetry, the Dunphys will be dealing with the loss of one of their children, as Haley (Sarah Hyland) departs for college. To get the scoop on the new season, TVGuide.com talks to series co-creator Steve Levitan, who also clears up the recent Romney jab...
Once Upon a Time Scoop: Annabeth Gish Joins Season 2 in Howling Role
The X-Files alum Annabeth Gish is the latest actress to land a magical role on Once Upon a Time, TVGuide.com has learned. Gish will play...
Smash Scoop: Bernadette Peters Returning in Season 2
A familiar face is returning for Smash's second season. Bernadette Peters will reprise her role as Leigh Conroy, the mother of Megan Hilty's Ivy, Vulture reports. Bernadette Peters on Smash, Karen's lack of desperation and what she'd do on Glee Peters will...
Does Kate Walsh's Exit Mean the End of Private Practice?
Private Practice kicks off its sixth season Tuesday (10/9c, ABC) with a sense of foreboding: The series was only renewed for 13 episodes, after which Kate Walsh will say farewell to Addison Montgomery and exit Seaside Wellness. Could the series go on? There is still a possibility, but executive producer Shonda Rhimes and the Private writers aren't pulling any punches in what could be the final season. "I consider this to be our no-holds-barred season," Rhimes tells TVGuide.com. "Anything that we have ever wanted to do, we're going to do. There are no rules...
New Girl Creator Liz Meriwether: Jess Goes "Off the Grid" in Season 2
Jess may not be so adorkable this season. When New Girl returns on Tuesday at 8/7c and 9/8c on Fox, Jess (Emmy-nominated Zooey Deschanel) will be unceremoniously let go from her teaching position, sending her once quirky life into disarray. Jess' firing will provide new comedic avenues for her — she'll work as a shot girl at Schmidt's penis-cast removal party in the premiere (Words we never thought we'd write together in a sentence) — and it will also allow her to test some romantic waters she might not have dipped her toe in before — like only sleeping with someone instead of being in a relationship. To her credit, the fling-worthy David Walton is pretty hard to resist — a sentiment creator Liz Meriwether agrees with. Get the scoop on your favorite returning fall TV shows In our candid interview below, Meriwether discusses Jess' new journey this season, along with the ultimate casting coup — Jamie Lee Curtis and Rob Reiner! — and what's in store for everyone's favorite roommate trio Schmidt (the also Emmy-nominated Max Greenfield), Winston (Lamorne Morris) and Nick (Jake Johnson). Get the scoop:
7 Scoops About Once, Big Bang, Homeland and More from the Emmys Red Carpet
The Emmys red carpet isn't just about fashion: TV's hottest stars arrive with lots of scoop to unload. Stars including Emmy winner Damian Lewis, Once Upon a Time's Ginnifer Goodwin and The Big Bang Theory ladies Melissa Rauch and Mayim Bialik unburdened themselves to TVGuide.com about such subjects as Homeland's new troubles, a Halloween extravaganza and a long-awaited reunion. Get the scoop below!
