Kyra Sedgwick and Jon Tenney enjoyed a drink after wrapping The Closer's 100th episode (airing December 5 on TNT), which executive producer James Duff calls "a light Christmas gift" to fans. "We murder Santa Claus. We felt the world could use a little laugh at...
[Warning: The following story contains spoilers from the Season 2 premiere of The Walking Dead. Read at your own risk.] "I hear we're getting shot," says an actress, smiling behind a mask of rotted teeth. "Awesome!" replies a bloody actor with an enthusiasm that's, ironically, everywhere on The Walking Dead set — from undead extras to lead actors — even after an in-house summer shake-up. "It's jam-packed, character-wise and action-wise," says Andrew Lincoln, as electrified by the world of hungry corpses as his character, Rick, is terrorized by them. Deeper, darker and (at 13 episodes) more than...
The new web series will not only provide a back story for the fan favorite zombie known as "Bicycle Girl," but it will also show the beginnings of the zombie apocalypse, according to The Walking Dead's co-executive producer Greg Nicotero."A fun thing about our show is that it jumps the timeline every once in a while to flash you back," says the director of the six-episode online series. "We took that ...
Even a Jedi knight is no match for spy-for-hire Chuck Bartowski! Sci-fi icon Mark Hamill (with Zachary Levi) guest stars as a rich thief named Jean Claude for Chuck's October 21 season premiere.
To celebrate the first day of San Diego Comic-Con, check out this exclusive image from The Walking Dead's new season (premiering on AMC in October) featuring survivors Glenn (Steven Yeun) and Dale (Jeffrey DeMunn)...
Judging from this exclusive first-look image, Raising Hope is keeping the costume theme going — and the baby love. "There's a contest to make a commercial for the grocery story, so Sabrina (Shannon Woodward) puts together a doo-wop one with Maw Maw (Cloris Leachman), Shelley and baby Hope doing a Supremes-like performance," says Kate Micucci (Shelley)...
Best known as Seven of Nine from Star Trek: Voyager, TV vet Jeri Ryan is still a "10" as chief medical examiner Kate Murphy on Body of Proof. To play the superior of Megan Hunt (Dana Delany), Ryan traded a skintight bodysuit for business casual — but she's still impossible to resist. Here's why.
Twenty-three years after nurse Colleen McMurphy hit China Beach, Dana Delany is getting back into medicine as an ME on new drama Body of Proof. One of TV's most talented actresses cutting up corpses to solve crimes? We could just die! Here's why we dig her — whether she's playing house (Desperate Housewives) or doctor. 1. She's a bookworm.
In this sneak peek image, Michael Scott (Steve Carell) gets some much-needed advice from co-workers on how to pop the big question. "He's paralyzed by wanting it to be the perfect proposal — and perfect in a 'Michael Scott' way," executive producer Paul Lieberstein tells TV Guide Magazine. "Pam catches him in one of his early attempts, which is to...
Watching Raising Hope's dim-witted Burt, you might wonder, "Where have I seen this guy before?" The answer: everywhere. "I just enjoy working so much, it's hard to say no," says Garret Dillahunt. But with the acclaimed actor hiding himself so well in each character — and with other roles so different from the Chance family's lovably oafish patriarch — he's actually pretty ...
Lifetime's Coming Home, showing returning soldiers surprising their loved ones, is filled with emotional scenes — and is causing even more in living rooms across America. Fellow tearjerker Secret Millionaire rewards ...
The courtroom is once again one of the most dramatic places on television with a trio of new programs. There's Harry's Law by writer-producer David E. Kelley (Ally McBeal, The Practice), which stars Oscar-winning actress Kathy Bates. Plus, Sarah Shahi plays an adorable ...
Some of your favorite stars will shine again on the small screen this fall. 24's Kiefer Sutherland will star in the Fox drama Touch while Sarah Michelle Gellar (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) will play twins in CBS' Ringer. Debra Messing (Will & Grace) is working on the musical pilot Smash and Tim Allen (Home Improvement) plans to appear in a yet-to-be-named ABC comedy. Who are you most looking forward to seeing again? Vote in our poll after the jump...
One of TV's biggest stars is in the news again — and not for his acting or charity work. After a string of arrests, drugs, adult escorts and smashed up hotel rooms, Charlie Sheen is once again attempting to clean up. But do his never-ending, destructive exploits somehow detract from his show's humor? Or make him a little less appealing? After everything Sheen has done, will you still watch Two and a Half Men? Vote in our poll after the jump...
After eight seasons, TV's No. 1 scripted drama broke records with a whopping 22.7 million viewers on February 1 — prompting CBS to give the long-running blockbuster an early renewal for another year. "This photo captures perfectly how everyone felt on Wednesday night," NCIS executive producer Shane Brennan says of the exclusive cast shot...
Now that American Idol's new panel has endured a few rounds of ear-splitting auditions, we want to know how the new incarnation's individual judges compare to the old guard. Do you miss Paula Abdul's effervescent personality? Ellen DeGeneres' quirky humor? Simon Cowell's gruff, take-no-prisoners sarcastic wit? Or are you loving newcomer Jennifer Lopez' superstar presence and Steven Tyler's rock star attitude? Has Randy Jackson, the last remaining original judge, become the guy you find most insightful? Let us know in our poll after the jump...
Now that a few new series have hit the air, we want to know which one has you glued to your tube. Do the dreamy, life-saving docs of Off the Map make you want to head to the jungle? Or do the super-hero adventures of The Cape and hard-hitting blows on Lights Out get your blood pumping? Does Paula Abdul's Live to Dance make you want to get up on your feet? Or does legal dramedy Harry's Law get you excited for upcoming court appearances? Let us know which new show is your favorite so far after the jump...
Bravo's Housewives franchise is full of glitz, glamour and riches with The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. Thankfully, the well-to-do ladies of the 90210 also come with a wealth of cattiness. Between Kelsey Grammer's ex and Paris Hilton's aunts, there's an abundance of tart comments ...
Though Barbara Walters picked Snooki and the Jersey Shore gang for a slot on The 10 Most Fascinating People of 2010, reality television contains a whole host of intriguing characters. There are cutthroat manipulators on Survivor, plucky pairs of travelers on The Amazing Race, folks looking to change both their bodies and lives on The Biggest Loser and more. So we want to know which reality show you think casts the most interesting people?Vote in our poll after the jump...
"It is a calling," says Annie Lobért, sounding like a preacher. Though the blonde hair and a generous helping of makeup make her appear more showgirl than altar girl, Lobért is doing God's work with Hookers: Saved on the Strip, a three-part Investigation Discovery miniseries that began last week.
American television often looks across the pond for inspiration. Though the U.S. version of a British hit can be very successful (The Office, Three's Company), more than a few have gotten lost in translation (anyone remember Life on Mars or Coupling?). But several seem very promising this winter season: teen drama Skins, Matt LeBlanc's Episodes and Being Human, in which a vampire, ghost and werewolf live together in semi-harmony. So which remake of a British show are you most looking forward to?
Thankfully, Mike & Molly's big sugary romance comes served with a heaping spoonful of hot spice. "Skip the foreplay!" Molly's mom, Joyce, demands, digging for details after her daughter's first overnight date with her new boyfriend. "I don't wanna know how the sausage was made — I just wanna know how it was served!"
