A mysterious man bestows unique powers to three women.
A mysterious man bestows unique powers to three women.
It's the season of the witch... again! Lifetime's new drama Witches of East End tells the story of Long Island single mom Joanna Beauchamp (Mad Men's Julia Ormond), who looks on with trepidation as her adult daughters Freya and Ingrid (American Horror Story: Asylum's Jenna Dewan-Tatum and In Plain Sight's Rachel Boston, respectively) discover that all the women in their family are witches. The truth comes to the fore when...
Jaime Ray Newman and her husband Guy Nattiv are expecting their first child, People reports. TV Scorecard: Renewed or canceled? "We are...
Lifetime's drama pilot Witches of East End has bewitched two new cast members: Twin Peaks vet Madchen Amick and ER grad Glenne Headly, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The pilot, based on Melissa de la Cruz's best-selling novel, is about...
"Why just watch if you can feel?" As new-season slogans go, ABC's feels ... well, a bit clingy and demanding. Back off, ABC. I'll feel you when I'm good and ready. But the proof is in the programming, and ABC's new fall schedule — unveiled during Tuesday's Lincoln Center upfront presentation — feels like something I'll be spending a fair amount of time analyzing, and perhaps even enjoying, in the season to come. (See the full lineup here.)
Cybill Shepherd has signed on to star in Lifetime's drama series adaptation of The Client List, Deadline reports. In the original TV movie and upcoming series, Jennifer Love Hewitt plays Riley, a Texas housewife who's deserted by her husband and subsequently launches a massage parlor that offers sex healing in addition to therapeutic massages. Shepherd will...
After seven seasons of CSI: NY, viewers will finally meet Mrs. Mac Taylor.Check out photos of the CSI: NY castFormer General Hospital and Eastwick star Jaime Ray Newman has been tapped to play Claire Taylor, the wife Mac (Gary Sinise) lost during the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively. As we previously reported, Claire will appear in flashbacks during the show's Season 8 premiere, which honors the 10th anniversary of 9/11...
Jason George will guest-star in an upcoming episode of Castle, TVGuide.com has confirmed. Castle exclusive: Lie to Me star sets his sights on Beckett The Off the Map actor will play...
Being Erica, the Canadian dramedy about a time-traveling therapy patient, is the latest import to be adapted for American audiences. ABC is developing a U.S. version, which will be written by Eastwick's Maggie Friedman. It's executive-produced by David Fortier and Ivan Schneeberg of Temple Street Productions, who also produce the original. Being Erica airs on the CBC in Canada and SOAPnet in America. The third season of the series will premiere in the U.S. on Wednesday, Jan. 26. Being Erica returns for Season 3 in January The original Erica stars Erin Karpluk as a therapy patient who travels back in time to fix her past mistakes. The show averages around half a million viewers in Canada. The series is a hot commodity across the globe, airing in more than 160 countries, including the U.K. and Spain. Karpluk told TVGuide.com on Thursday that she was initially nervous about someone else playing Erica Strange. "Hold on! There's only one Erica, here," the actress recalls saying during format pitch meetings. Still, if the story line and formatting turn out great, Karpluk says...
The day after his Glee debut, Darren Criss is in discussions to join the Fox series as a regular, Deadline reports. The 23-year-old actor would most likely join the cast full time starting in Season 3, according to the report. Glee was given an...
Looks like Glee's Kurt has a new boyfriend.Singer-actor Darren Criss has joined the Fox hit as a new gay student named Blaine, a source close to the show tells TVGuide.com. Blaine hails from a rival glee club called ...
Jenny Craig spokeswoman and Less Than Perfect star Sara Rue will host CW's new weight-loss reality series, Shedding for the Wedding, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Check out photos of Rue through the years The midseason series will feature ...
Will singer Chris Isaak become American Idol's newest judge? Check out Chris Isaak videos With preliminary auditions for American Idol's 10th season well underway, Fox is hustling to find a suitable replacement for Simon Cowell, and Isaak may be one of the top contenders after ...
Jason George, who has played go-to hunks on What About Brian, Eli Stone and Eastwick is joining Grey's Anatomy, TVGuide.com has confirmed. George, 37, has been cast as...
This week, television surprised and moved us. Meredith Baxter announced that she is gay. Sons of Anarchy shifted its focus abruptly from revenge to deep sorrow. And House admitted that without Wilson, he is truly alone. Also: Nathan Petrelli is dead and the ladies of Eastwick are witches. (OK, so not everything was a surprise.) Welcome to the Coolest Moments (aka Top Moments): Shock and Awwww Edition.
Rosanna Arquette will guest-star on Private Practice, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively. Watch full episodes of Private Practice The 50-year-old actress — who appeared on another Shonda Rhimes program, Grey's Anatomy, as an inmate who jeopardized her health to evade solitary confinement — will be playing...
Every week, editors Mickey O'Connor and Adam Bryant answer your burning questions. Want some TV scoop? Please send all questions to megascoop@tvguide.com. You raised the question last week, so answer it. Will there be a Visitor-human birth on V? — JimMICKEY: We already know that Morris Chestnut's Ryan Nichols has a human lovah, but I'm hearing that a different human-V coupling will produce a bouncing baby reptile. Morena Baccarin, who plays Anna, the creepy-hot leader of the Visitors, is coy on the matter, but says it's definitely a possibility. There's your breaking news, Chad Decker. V: Sit down with Visitors' leader Morena Baccarin I loved the Arizona-centric episode of Grey's Anatomy. What's next for her? — LoriADAM: Show of jazz hands: Who wants a musical episode of Grey's? Well, you're...
ABC has picked up five more episodes of The Forgotten, but the network did not order additional episodes of Eastwick, TVGuide.com has confirmed. Eastwick will finish production on the original 13-episode order, and ABC will...
This week demonstrated that not everyone on TV is cynical. Mad Men's Don Draper finally came clean with his wife. A One Tree Hill investigation uncovered a cruel deception. Amazing Race's Mika had a panic attack. And it would take a real cynic to think that Shepard Smith wasn't being real in calling for more balance in Fox News Channel's political coverage. This Halloween, we're removing our masks and embracing genuine human emotion. Welcome to Top Moments: Cynicism-Free Edition.
It's that time of year: The networks are looking ahead to January and their midseason schedules, but some fall shows will have to be canceled to make room for the new stuff. Here's our list of 15 at-risk shows, many of which have posted significant ratings declines. Others are expensive to produce, a little long in the tooth, or just aren't performing as well as their timeslot competition — or even other shows on their own networks. Read about the issues each faces and then weigh in on which deserve to stay — or go. (We'll keep updating the list of renewals and cancellations at the bottom of the page, so check back for the latest scheduling news.)
Just in case you haven't jumped on the Eastwick bandwagon yet, this week is the perfect opportunity. Executive producer Maggie Friedman says the Halloween episode is a great time to catch up: "You won't feel lost." Watch full episodes of Eastwick in our Online Video Guide Unfortunately, an Eastwick resident will be lost in this week's episode. Roxie (Rebecca Romijn) previously prophesized the death of someone close to her, but who's actually in the coffin? Friedman drops a few hints on that, tells us what happens when the Kat-Joanna-Will love triangle comes to a head and what Jerry O'Connell will be doing when he drops by the town of Eastwick...
If you never saw the 1987 movie The Witches of Eastwick, starring Jack Nicholson, or read the John Updike novel, ABC is offering a fresh rendition with Eastwick. Set in the fictional Rhode Island town of Eastwick, ABC's new series follows three women on the cusp of discovering that they're more powerful than they ever dreamed. Their quirky acts of persuasion, premonition and, let's just say, tapping into Mother Earth, bring the mysterious Darryl to town. VIDEO: Meet the Cast of Eastwick While Paul Gross has some Nicholson-sized shoes to fill, his version of Darryl Van Horne may be just as evil, if not more. Gross stars opposite Rebecca Romijn, Lindsay Price and Jaime Ray Newman. How will Darryl seduce the lovely ladies of Eastwick?
The Middle8:30/7:30c ABC Originally developed — and shelved — for the 2006-07 TV season with Ricki Lake in the lead, this sitcom was finally given the green light when Patricia Heaton came on board. No offense to Ms. Lake, but with a two-time Emmy winner as the star, The Middle probably has a better shot at breaking out of the pack. The Everybody Loves Raymond vet plays a harried, married mother of three in a quirky Midwestern family that will no doubt be compared with the Malcolm in the Middle clan, but clever dysfunctional slapstick never goes out of style.Read on for previews of Law & Order: SVU, Hank, Eastwick and Bank of Mom and Dad.
Can't wait for ABC's premiere of Eastwick? Young Hollywood caught up with star Rebecca Romijn to get her take on her new character and how she "knew exactly" what she was all about. Also, hear from Paul Gross and Jamie Ray Newman on their upcoming roles. Watch the video after the jump.
Every week, editors Mickey O'Connor and Adam Bryant satisfy your need for TV scoop. Please send all questions to megascoop@tvguide.com. I am so over Orson and his lame blackmail scheme. How long before the writers put that story to rest and let Bree and Karl tie the knot on Desperate Housewives? — DavidMICKEY: Poor Kyle MacLachlan — the writers really screwed him with all that kleptomania nonsense. The good news (for us, at least) is that Bree's emotional affair with Karl will take on a new dimension when they start sending dirty text messages to each other. As Emily Post might write longhand on personalized stationery: OMG! Any Fringe scoop? — LizbethMICKEY: Right off the bat in the first episode, one character's alliances will be questioned, and the answer will be heartbreaking...
Every week, senior editors Matt Webb Mitovich, Mickey O'Connor and Tim Molloy satisfy your need for TV scoop. Please send all questions to megascoop@tvguide.com. Chuck deserves a whole season, not just 13 episodes. Any chance of more? — DarrylMATT: Actually, yes. NBC entertainment president Ben Silverman says that while the current plan is to deliver 13 midseason episodes, depending on the ratings, "we may extend it out and continue it through the summer," where he thinks it could pair nicely with Friday Night Lights. "We're looking to ... keep [Chuck] incredibly viral and buzz-worthy until it returns, and then hopefully have it on our air for many years to come." That'd be Awesome. And even more so? I chatted up Scott Bakula at TNT's upfronts luncheon, and he's game for more Chuck, if need be. Any scoop on Gossip Girl's Season 3? — F.R.MICKEY: Speaking with TVGuide.com at the CW upfronts, Leighton Meester seemed to confirm that Georgina's plan to ...
