Milena Govich

MTV Announces More Snooki & JWoWW, Premiere of Finding Carter, Alaskan Docu-Series

MTV is staying in the Snooki & JWOWW business, but is also adding additional scripted projects to its slate, the network announced at its upfront presentation Thursday. The network ordered new seasons of Snooki & JWOWW as well as additional cycles of The Real World and Girl Code. Snack-Off, a new cooking competition show about amateur chefs battling in an array of snack- inspired challenges, premieres Thursday, July 10 at 10:30/9:30c.

Thu, Apr 24, 2014

MTV Announces More Snooki & JWoWW, Premiere of Finding Carter, Alaskan Docu-Series

MTV Picks Up Coming-of-Age Drama Series

MTV has picked up a coming-of-age drama series called Finding Carter from Sex and the City executive producer Terri Minsky, TVGuide.com has learned.

Thu, Jan 30, 2014

Out of Order: Who'll Get Crunched By New Budget?

Though both the original Law & Order and Criminal Intent (which is moving to sister network USA) have been awarded new seasons, NBC U has some belt-tightening to do. Sources tell FoxNews.com that franchise father Dick Wolf will reduce L&O vet Sam Waterston's salary by giving Jack McCoy a "promotion" to the smaller role of district attorney, and then hire a younger (read: cheaper) actor to fill the vacated slot. Among the cops, Milena Govich, the series' first female detective, wasn't asked back for the fall, and rumors are swirling that partner Jesse L. Martin may join her on the unemployment line. CI, meanwhile, plans to keep Vincent D'Onofrio and Chris Noth, despite their hefty salaries. No word on whether their female counterparts  Julianne Nicholson and Kathryn Erbe  will return, but they rarely got a word in edgewise, anyway.  Reporting by Raven Snook

Wed, May 16, 2007

Big Changes Coming to Law & Order

For its 17th season, the aging legal drama Law & Order will undergo an extreme makeover. The NBC warhorse moves to Fridays at 10 pm/ET in the fall and will add two new cast members, including — for the first time — a female street detective. After owning Wednesdays at 10 for more than a decade, L&O finally met its match the past two seasons against CSI: NY. Now NBC is going to see if the show will fare any better against another CBS hit, Numbers, on a night with lower expectations. Notoriously brusque creator and executive producer

Thu, Jun 22, 2006

Big Changes Coming to Law & Order

For its 17th season, the aging legal drama Law & Order will undergo an extreme makeover. The NBC warhorse moves to Fridays at 10 pm/ET in the fall and will add two new cast members, including — for the first time — a female street detective. After owning Wednesdays at 10 for more than a decade, L&O finally met its match the past two seasons against CSI: NY. Now NBC is going to see if the show will fare any better against another CBS hit, Numbers, on a night with lower expectations. Notoriously brusque creator and executive producer

Wed, Jun 21, 2006