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The Originals Midseason Finale: What Price Is Klaus Willing to Pay to Save Baby Hope?

It's the reunion The Originals has been building to all season long. On Monday's midseason finale, Klaus (Joseph Morgan) and Hayley (Phoebe Tonkin) will finally get to see the child they gave up to protect in the show's first season finale. And that's not the only big reunion of the night. The episode will also feature Original parents Esther (Sonja Sohn) and Mikael (Sebastian Roche) coming face-to-face for the first time in 1,000 years. But while the first of the two meetings will be filled with joy, it's also fraught with the terror that looms if and when Esther learns the Mikaelson firstborn is alive and well.  

Fri, Dec 5, 2014

The Originals Midseason Finale: What Price Is Klaus Willing to Pay to Save Baby Hope?

The Originals: Who's Returning From Klaus' Past as Part of Esther's "Diabolical Plan"?

The Originals has only just begun to uncover the first family's wealth of secrets. On last week's episode, Esther (Sonja Sohn) took her son Elijah (Daniel Gillies) captive and forced him to remember the horrifying acts he had done as a vampire — namely killing his love Tatia (Nina Dobrev) — in order to further persuade him to undo his vampirism. But on Monday's episode (8/7c, CW)  it's Esther's turn to reveal all when viewers finally learn much more of her back story that led to her strong convictions today.    

Sat, Nov 8, 2014

The Originals: Who's Returning From Klaus' Past as Part of Esther's "Diabolical Plan"?

5 Things We Learned at The Wire Reunion: Will the Show Ever Come Back?

In an age where television is dominated by reboots, re-imaginings and "event series" sequels, there is at least one acclaimed show you shouldn't expect to see back on your TV screen: HBO's The Wire.Despite being considered by critics and legions of adoring fans (many of whom never watched the show during its actual low-rated run) to be the greatest TV drama of all time, co-creator and executive producer David Simon made it abundantly during a reunion panel at New York PaleyFest Thursday night that he has no interest in...

Fri, Oct 17, 2014

5 Things We Learned at The Wire Reunion: Will the Show Ever Come Back?

Law & Order: SVU Planning a Trayvon Martin/Paula Deen Episode

Law & Order: SVU is planning an upcoming episode that will combine elements of the Trayvon Martin shooting as well as allegations of racism against Paula Deen, Entertainment Weekly reports.

Thu, Aug 22, 2013

Law & Order: SVU Planning a Trayvon Martin/Paula Deen Episode

ABC Bumps Back Body of Proof Return

Body of Proof has already been off the air for nine months, but now fans will have to wait two more weeks for the show's return. Body of Proof producers on Season 3 revamp: "We wanted to inject more octane in the show" Season 3, which was originally set to premiere on...

Thu, Jan 17, 2013

Ray Wise, Michael Nouri, Derek Webster Head to Body of Proof

Some new faces are heading to ABC's Body of Proof. Ray Wise, Michael Nouri and Derek Webster are all set to guest-star on the upcoming season, TVLine.com reports. 24 alum heading to Body of Proof In the fourth episode of the new season...

Tue, Sep 11, 2012

Ray Wise, Michael Nouri, Derek Webster Head to Body of Proof

VIDEO: Check Out The Wire: The Musical!

Some of your favorite characters from The Wire are back — and singing!

Tue, Jun 5, 2012

14 Promising Pilots: What New Fall Shows Look the Best?

With networks set to announce their fall TV lineups next week, TVGuide.com has the scoop on which pilots stand the best chance of flourishing next season. From medical dramas and romantic comedies to spies and Shatner, here's our take on 14 solid bets for the fall:

Tue, May 11, 2010

14 Promising Pilots: What New Fall Shows Look the Best?

The Wire Preview: "The Game Goes On" as the Series Comes to an End

During its first four seasons, HBO's The Wire (Sundays, 9 pm/ET, HBO) has tackled some major issues: inner-city crime, labor conflicts, political corruption, the failing public-school system. And as it launches its final 10-week run, the sprawling drama clearly still has a lot of big questions on its mind. In a jaw-dropping twist at the end of this season's second episode, Baltimore detective Jimmy McNulty (Dominic West) resorts to desperate measures in an attempt to restart a hard-fought case against drug kingpin Marlo Stanfield (Jamie Hector). Suffice it to say, his tactics would give Gil Grissom conniption fits. "It's not about how the unit tracks Marlo down," West says. "It's about how McNulty goes after him despite the authorities." Those authorities include the ci

Fri, Jan 11, 2008

The Wire Preview: "The Game Goes On" as the Series Comes to an End