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Greg Walker

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CBS Orders Steven Spielberg Drama Extant for Summer 2014

Call it the Summer of Spielberg! CBS has ordered Steven Spielberg's Extant for Summer 2014, the network announced Wednesday. The futuristic thriller follows...

Wed, Aug 7, 2013
CBS Orders Steven Spielberg Drama Extant for Summer 2014

How Networks Are Breaking the Period-Piece Curse

Downton Abbey transformed PBS from a sometimes stodgy channel into a destination network, drawing 5.4 million viewers for its second-season finale (doubling PBS' primetime average). Now, Downton creator Julian Fellowes has signed with NBC to create The Gilded Age, his first series for American broadcast TV. NBC is betting that the drama will attract the same audience for its depiction of New York's moguls of...

Wed, Dec 12, 2012
How Networks Are Breaking the Period-Piece Curse

Mega Buzz: A "More Lethal" Beckett, a Revenge Triangle and Revolution Fallout

Every week, editors Adam Bryant and Natalie Abrams satisfy your need for TV scoop. Please send all questions to megascoop@tvguide.com or tweet them to @adambryant or @NatalieAbrams. I'm worried that Castle has nowhere to take Beckett now that her mom's murder has been solved. Make me feel better? — Valerie ADAM: Stana Katic doesn't think you should be worried. "There's a certain amount of closure, but it doesn't mean that the tale is done," she says. In fact, Katic is finding it much more fun to play the "new" Beckett. "She's more lethal because she's thinking more clearly. She's not running on emotion anymore," she says. "She's become more dangerous to the bad guys." Sounds like Castle better stay in line! Will Emily get Revenge on Ashley for dating Daniel? — Mary NATALIE: She certainly has a few tricks up her sleeve. "You're going to find that Ashley is not a random friend for Emily," creator Mike Kelley tells us. "There's...

Wed, Oct 10, 2012
Mega Buzz: A "More Lethal" Beckett, a Revenge Triangle and Revolution Fallout

Is CBS' Vegas a Safe Bet or a Big Gamble?

CBS' new drama Vegas has made a lot of headlines by putting its money on Dennis Quaid, who's making his debut on series television. But is the network also taking a bit of a gamble?Fall Preview: Get scoop on all of this year's must-watch new showsQuaid plays real-life rancher-turned-sheriff Ralph Lamb, who begrudgingly agrees to police 1960s Las Vegas against Michael Chiklis' Vincent Savino and other mobsters who are trying to get a foothold in the casinos. Although the drama is built on a CBS-friendly, case-of-the-week model, it's also a set in the past. And last season's The Playboy Club and Pan Am are non-living proof that period pieces can struggle to find an audience.Executive producer Nicholas Pileggi, the man behind such mob stories as Goodfellas and Casino, isn't worried. "This is a fascinating period," he tells TVGuide.com...

Tue, Sep 25, 2012
Is CBS' Vegas a Safe Bet or a Big Gamble?

Critic's Notebook: CBS at TCA: It's Elementary

CBS rarely stirs the prime-time pot. It doesn't need to. Monkeying around is for other, more desperate networks — a point CBS Entertainment president Nina Tassler underscored when she took the stage Sunday for CBS' presentations at the annual TCA press tour carrying a large stuffed monkey. A not-so-subtle slap at NBC for having brought along an actual monkey — the breakout scene-stealer of its silly new sitcom Animal Practice — to pose with and otherwise try to distract the press from the peacock's dismal new lineup of shows.

Mon, Jul 30, 2012
Critic's Notebook: CBS at TCA: It's Elementary

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