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Noel may not have been able to make it last with — 12-year-old spoiler alert! — Felicity, but apparently his friendship with Sean has stood the test of time. Scott Foley and Greg Grunberg, who starred on Felicity together for four years, are teaming up with Foley's Scandal boss Shonda Rhimes for a new romantic comedy...

TV vet Greg Grunberg has landed a guest-starring role on CSI, Entertainment Weekly reports. The Heroes and Alias alum will...

From the "Farrah-do" to "the Rachel," television has been influencing our hairstyles for decades. When Charlie's Angels premiered in 1976, star Farrah Fawcett had no way of knowing that her wispy tresses would be copied by women well into the '80s. Jennifer Aniston's character on Friends had the same effect in the '90s, when "The Rachel" inspired layered locks everywhere. But not all memorable TV 'dos were celebrated. Remember when Felicity's Keri Russell caused hysteria by chopping her hair off before Season 2?

Scott Speedman will star in Ryan Murphy's HBO pilot Open, TVGuide.com has confirmed. Add new fall shows to your watchlist The drama is...

On FX's new drama The Americans, two Russian spies move to the United States, start a family and spy on — you guessed it — America. Welcome to the height of the Cold War, an era when Americans lived in constant fear that the Russians could get the upper hand. The cleverness of The Americans is that the show actually gets you rooting for the bad guys. That's because, deep down, the series is a family drama — this just isn't your conventional family...

FX has ordered 13 episodes of The Americans, a Cold War Era drama starring Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys as married KGB spies, the network announced Thursday.

Things are about to heat up — literally — in this week's episode of True Blood when Terry (Todd Lowe) and his war buddy Patrick (Scott Foley) go in search of one of their comrades. Though Patrick and Terry's story has been off to a slow start this year, it will pick up quickly once we learn what happened to their squad in Iraq through flashbacks. This, of course, is the catalyst for their friend Brian Eller (Brian Geraghty) apparently burning down everyone's homes — though he may not actually be to blame. To get the scoop on what's in store, TVGuide.com turned to Foley, who also discusses his upcoming comedy The Goodwin Games and dying far too many times in his career — Grey's Anatomy, Scream 3 and in Felicity's alternate universe, to name a few...

The Felicity alums have really taken over pilot season. Keri Russell has landed the leading role in FX's The Americans pilot from Justified showrunner Graham Yost. The series, executive-produced by Yost and created by Falling Skies' Joe Weisberg, follows...

The Felicity alums are returning this pilot season! Scott Foley, whose recent credits include Grey's Anatomy and True Blood, will star opposite Becki Newton in Fox's The Goodwin Games. Pilot Season: Get the scoop! In the comedy pilot, three siblings must reconnect after the death of their father, who leaves them his fortune only if they agree to his terms. Foley will play...

From the purveyor of mystery series that keep audiences scratching their heads — Alias and Rambaldi, Lost and the island, Felicity and her hair — J.J. Abrams has debuted another mystifying series, Alcatraz. The new show focuses on the notorious San Francisco prison. It's 1963, and more than 300 guards and prisoners vanish into thin air. In each episode, one of these hardened criminals, called "the '63s," will reappear in 2012 without having aged. San Francisco cop Rebecca Madsen (Sarah Jones), Diego Soto (Lost alum Jorge Garcia) — an academic who's an expert on The Rock — federal Agent Emerson Hauser (Sam Neill) and his mysterious associate Lucy Banerjee (Parminder Nagra) team up to find them before they can enact their anachronistic justice. Alcatraz's J.J. Abrams: New Fox drama is on an island, but it's not Lost Along the way, Alcatraz will raise questions. Namely, where did they disappear to, and who's pulling the strings behind their reappearance? To keep track of the questions and attempt to find insight into what could be the answers, we've compiled a list of the big mysteries Alcatraz introduced in the two-hour series premiere...

Keri Russell and husband Shane Deary have welcomed their second child, Us Weekly reports. Keri Russell pregnant with baby No. 2 The Felicity star, 35, gave birth to daughter...

Happy Endings had all the ingredients for a quick midseason burn-off show: It premiered in April in a 10 p.m. time slot with back-to-back episodes that aired out of order. But the sharp-tongued, pop culture-referencing sitcom soon developed a devoted following to earn a surprising renewal. "I think it was the fifth episode where I was Max's beard and Penny dated [the guy named] Hitler that it started clicking," Eliza Coupe, who plays Jane, tells TVGuide.com. "It was such a well-written episode. I felt like that was when people got into it." See what else the actress has to say about the show's "amazing" (or is it "a-mah-zing"?) fans, why Brad and Jane are not the Drapers, and Jane's quest this week to find her egg baby — the child she believes was conceived from an egg she donated in college.

Keri Russell and husband Shane Deary are expecting their second child, People reports. Check out photos of Keri Russell Russell, 35, is already mom to son River, 4. Russell and Deary, a carpenter, wed in February 2007. The Golden Globe-winning actress is best known for...

They've traveled to Tuscany to capture a biological weapon formula and to England to recover an important hard drive. But now Undercovers' married spy team, Steven and Samantha Bloom, will face their biggest mission yet: finding out the real reason they were recruited back to the CIA. Starting in Wednesday's episode, airing at 8/7c on NBC, the spy drama will diverge from its mission-of-the-week format to explore this new serialized storyline. Although the Blooms were supposedly brought back for a very specific assignment, they will soon discover their boss, Shaw, has a very different agenda....

From Jennifer Garner in Alias to Evangeline Lilly on Lost, executive producer J.J. Abrams knows how to empower his leading ladies. His next heroine? Gugu Mbatha-Raw, the star of NBC's new spy series Undercovers. "J.J. has written such a wonderful part, and he's known for writing great parts for women," Raw says. There's also Keri Russell, who played the sensitive college girl in Felicity, and Anna Torv, who will command not one, but two roles this season on Fringe.

More than thirty years after The Fonz' infamous water ski trick on Happy Days, the phrase "jump the shark" is among the most dreaded to hear in the TV industry. But back in 1977, series writers including Fred Fox Jr. simply thought the stunt would be a good way to utilize actor Henry Winkler's real-life...

There's event TV, and then there's NBC's The Event. Which had better be eventful, for NBC's sake. You can tell a lot about a network's hope for a show from the way it's launched during the TCA press tour. For NBC, once again in a "rebuilding" year (as the execs put it) after last year's prime-time Jay Leno debacle, the highest expectations are pinned on ...

Fox is going to have something Wilde on its fall schedule, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The network has ordered the comedy Wilde Kingdom — the title of which has been changed to...

NBC has picked up J.J. Abrams' Undercovers as its first new drama series for the 2010-11 season. Abrams — who's been behind Alias, Felicity, Lost and Fringe — co-wrote, produced and directed the pilot. British actress Gugu Mbatha-Raw (Bonekickers) and Boris Kodjoe (Resident Evil: Afterlife) will star as ...

Is Cougar Town the next Friends? Ian Gomez, who plays beleaguered husband Andy on the show, says the similarities don't end with Courteney Cox's involvement. "It's funny how Cougar Town started as a show about a woman dating a younger man, and now it's kind of turning into an ensemble show about a bunch of friends and their misadventures," Gomez tells TVGuide.com. "And Lisa [Kudrow] came on! [Friends] did very well and I would be very happy if ours is half as successful as that. I just hope I'm not Joey!" Gomez talked to us about his TV wife, played by Christa Miller, his real wife, Nia Vardalos, and his hopes for a Felicity reunion.

Scott Foley is scheduled to appear in three episodes of ABC's new hit comedy Cougar Town starting in December, TVGuide.com has confirmed. Lisa Kudrow will guest-star on Cougar Town Foley (The Unit, Felicity) has signed on to play...

Could this be off the shelf? Even though TV Guide had heard the J.J. Abrams/Cheri Oteri half-hour comedy was shelved a few weeks ago, Oteri tells TV Guide she’s back working with Abrams on the project. SNL alum Oteri spoke to TV Guide on Tuesday, Oct. 30, at the premiere of her indie film Park (which also stars Dirty Sexy Money’s William Baldwin, and Ricki Lake). Abrams, currently at work on the latest Star Trek feature film, is best known for Lost, What About Brian, Alias and Felicity, all of which displayed some comedic elements, but he has yet to produce a half-hour comedy. Abrams did, however, direct an episode of NBC’s The Office this year."I met him years ago," Oteri says of Abrams. "He said, 'I’ve always wanted to do a comedy and I only want to do it with you.'"According to Oteri, the project is slated for 2008. "Working with him is just a dream come true," she says. As for dream cast mates, Oteri’s leaving that to Abrams. "He’s got such great in...

Question: Did you catch the Felicity reference on Friday Night Lights? Now give us some scoop, please. Answer: Felicity reference? First I'm hearing of it. Please e-mail me at once with a full explanation. And in return, I'll share with you this quote I cribbed from Damian Holbrook's interview with FNL boss Jason Katims concerning the future of Landry and Tyra. "Eventually, they have to [figure out] whether this connection they have was born solely from their circumstances, or whether there is something lasting that comes out of it; that's their next step. And the step after that would be, even if they do admit that there’s a real connection, is Tyra willing to go public with that? Because that would completely and totally change the way she is seen in the world."
Question: I am counting down the days till I get My Boys back. Got any scoopage to get me through the next few weeks?Answer: The first three episodes are chock-full of fun cameos. In the July 30 season premiere, Kenneth the Page (aka 30 Rock's Jack McBrayer) stops by. The following week, Felicity's Ian Gomez guests. And on Aug. 6, Scrubs' Travis Schuldt plays a new Cubs pitcher with eyes for P.J. And remember that girlfriend of Kenny's I mentioned a few weeks back? Well, she's played by the fraktabulous Nicole Sullivan.
I never thought I'd say this, but my 19-second cameo as Dr. Kim's insanely irresistible obstetrician is not the biggest thing to happen to Scrubs this season. No, that honor belongs to my reigning BFF Keri Russell, who on April 26 returns to her small-screen roots with a two-episode arc as an old friend of Elliot's. To mark the occasion, I did something I haven't done since I misplaced her digits nearly two years ago: I got her on the phone. Since last we connected, my beloved Felicity grad died in Tom Cruise's arms, posed nude in Vanity Fair, became the new face of CoverGirl, turned 30, became a waitress, was the toast of Sundance, got pregnant, married a carpenter and made out with Zach Braff. Long story short: We had much to discuss. You've been busy since last we spoke.[Laughs] I've had a few life changes.Congratulations on the wedding...Thank you.… and the baby.Thank you.How's everything?Everything is really good. It's a really fun, exciting time in my life, that's for sur...

As a Greg Nelson-channeling Michael Ausiello found himself detained at the door by guards, Keri Russell — who recently announced that she was in a family way — spent Valentine's night tying the knot with longtime beau Shane Deary at a NYC restaurant, as close friends looked on, reports Us.In other affairs of the heart, Season 3 Dancing with the Stars champ Cheryl Burke is currently tangoing with Matthew Lawrence, the actor brother of her onetime Dancing rival Joey. "Cheryl is very happy," a source tells People.
Question: So tell me, how do you stalk someone and still feel good about yourself in the morning? Answer: It's simple: You make it look like you're just doing your job. I didn't appear as an extra on Felicity to get close to Keri Russell, I did it because it would make a great TV Guide feature! I didn't show up on the set of Law & Order: SVU to hang out in Mariska's dressing room all day, I did it to get "atmosphere" for my cover story. See how it works?
Friday, Jan. 13, turned out to be a truly bad-luck day for Malcolm in the Middle. That's when the cast members learned that the Fox sitcom, now in its seventh season, had gotten the ax. "There was some sadness," Bryan Cranston, aka Malcolm's bumbling dad, Hal, tells TVGuide.com, adding that he and his TV wife, Jane Kaczmarek, shared an embrace and a few tears upon learning their fate. "We realized it's about how much fun you have along the way," philosophizes the actor, who felt that Malcolm could have easily gone on creatively for another year. "But I can't complain. We'll have done 151 episodes. It's been fantastic. It's going to be good

Question: I need dirt on Veronica Mars! This hiatus is killing me! Answer: Well, given the speed with which news travels in this town, you may have already heard that late last week I got confirmation that my much-hyped-by-me Mars guest appearance is a definite go. I'm due on the show's San Diego set at 8:30 am this Friday. (Stalker Alert: I'll be heading south on the 405 freeway from 6:30 to 8:30 am Friday. Wave if you see me.) And the best part? I have an actual role, not some measly extra thing. Here's the sitch: From what I understand, Veronica will be throwing a bachelorette party for a friend and I will be one of the few men in attendance. And something happens at the party between Veronica and myself that is so snot-shootingly funny I have to hold off on telling you for fear that I'll jinx it. After all, we don't want a repeat of that disastrous Felicity incident of yore.
Desperate HousewivesBest plot tonight was the Tom and Lynette story where she wanted him to get a vasectomy after he told her he'd want to possibly have a new family if she died unexpectedly. I was so glad he decided against it. The whole episode was just another opportunity for Doug Savant to shine. That part at the end when he admitted to being unhappy — wow. Chills. Worst plot was the whole Gabrielle-having-posed-for-nude-photos-when-she-was-younger story. Like any husband would remain calm and not care whether the photos were destroyed. Like any wife would disrobe in front of the gardeners. Like any photographer would give back the photos and negatives without asking for money. But worst of all, Carlos pushing the photographer through the glass door after he said Gabi wasn't "Internet pretty"? Yeah, right. At least the other story lines kicked butt. I loved that i
Question: Got anything on House? Answer: How 'bout my best buddy Greg Grunberg? He just shot an episode titled "Sex Kills," and, as he points out, "Who better to have on an episode with the word 'sex' in the title than the sexiest man on TV — me?" (There he goes, stealing my shtick again.) Actually, Greg's story line is not exactly what you'd call sexy. He plays a guy whose "wife was just killed in a car crash," he explains, "and House wants to keep her alive to use her heart for a transplant for a dying patient [Howard Hessman]. I fight him till the end. The role is a real doozie." Greg adds that he and House creator David Shore "have known each other for a long time, and he has been kind enough to ask me on a number of occasions to come have some fun. I've actually worked with half of the people in this crew at one time or another, as well as having worked with Lisa Edelstein on Felic
Still suffering from Felicity withdrawal? You're not alone. Scott Foley, who spent the better part of the last four years crushing on Keri Russell's angst-ridden alter ego, admits he grieved long and hard following the WB drama's swan song last May. "I'm embarrassed to tell you this, but I'll let the cat out of the bag: I watched that final scene — the montage with the Sarah McLachlan song 'I Will Remember You' — probably 30 times over the course of two weeks," he confesses to TV Guide Online. "It just makes me so sad. I finally had to erase it from my Tivo and I haven't watched an episode since. I had to cut the cord. "Shooting that final scene was one of the hardest days of my life," he adds. "We were all bawling our eyes out. I'