Forever

54
Metascore
2014-2015
1 season
ABC
Suspense, Drama, Fantasy, Science Fiction
TV-PG

Doctor Henry Morgan, New York City’s star medical examiner, has a secret. He doesn't just study the dead to solve criminal cases, he does it to solve the mystery that has eluded him for 200 years—the answer to his own inexplicable immortality.

54
Metascore
2014-2015
1 season
ABC
Suspense, Drama, Fantasy, Science Fiction
TV-PG

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Tue, Feb 17, 2015

Forever Stars Discuss Henry and Jo's Romantic Future: It's Probably Inevitable

Ask Matt: Arrow, Homeland, Love for Jane, Sons of Anarchy Finale, Forever and More

Send questions and comments to askmatt@tvguidemagazine.com and follow me on Twitter! Question: The mid-season finale of Arrow certainly got the fans talking, but it was Stephen Amell's tweet of "It was a good run" that sent the fandom into a tizzy with speculation of his and the character of Oliver Queen/Arrow leaving the series. Amell further fanned the flames when he took to Facebook noting that Arrow was more then just about Oliver Queen. And the executive producer stated this episode would change the series. All of this feels like blatant fan manipulation beyond normal entertainment standards. I'm in serious doubt that we saw Oliver "die," and feel it is all part of the next evolution of his experiences as The Arrow, but it did get me to wonder, can a show like Arrow continue to be successful, even on a smaller network like The CW, should the decision be made to kill off the main character? You've already fielded questions about the "Laurel Lance/Black Canary problem," and there are many out there who feel she is the weakest link when it comes to the Arrow narrative, but there are some strong supporting characters in Arrow's cast. That being said, we've spent the last three years invested in the story of Oliver Queen as Arrow. What are your thoughts on a situation such as this? — Chris

Mon, Dec 15, 2014

Ask Matt: Arrow, Homeland, Love for Jane, Sons of Anarchy Finale, Forever and More

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Mon, Nov 17, 2014

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Critic's Notebook: Checking In On Flash, Jane, Forever, Sons

One of the trickier aspects of reviewing TV during a new fall season is judging series based solely on their pilot episodes. It's better to have more in advance, but not always an option. So while I was pleasantly surprised that two of my favorite new shows, The Flash and Jane the Virgin, were on The CW, I was also a bit nervous that they might not be able to sustain.

Tue, Oct 21, 2014

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Exclusive Forever Sneak Peek: Henry Takes on Jack the Ripper!

Having an immortal on the case is especially helpful when solving copycat murders it seems. When a human heart is delivered to homicide on Tuesday's all-new Forever, Henry (Ioan Gruffudd) is the first to realize that they're on the trail of a Jack the Ripper copycat. His keen deduction might have something to do with the fact he was actually on-hand for the original murders (complete with a time period-appropriate mustache, mind you).

Fri, Oct 17, 2014

Exclusive Forever Sneak Peek: Henry Takes on Jack the Ripper!

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Ask Matt: Big Bang, Homeland, Utopia, Mysteries of Laura, Midseason TV, Sons of Anarchy, and More

Send questions and comments to askmatt@tvguidemagazine.com and follow me on Twitter! Question: Let me preface this by saying The Big Bang Theory is one of my favorite shows, and I have been with them since Day 1, but after watching the premiere episodes on the first Monday of the season, I see a very disturbing trend. Sheldon is rapidly becoming the next Fonzie/Urkel. In the early days of the show, Sheldon was odd but likeable, and you always rooted for him. Now as he is being written, he is becoming more and more obnoxious, as evidenced in the way he treated Amy and the others in the two episodes last week. When shows have a breakout star like Jim Parsons, that person becomes the go-to guy in almost every episode, at the expense of the remaining cast members. Am I wrong in my assessment, or do you think a little less Sheldon and maybe a little nicer Sheldon would be better for the show and the audience? — Terry

Mon, Oct 6, 2014

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Ask Matt: Good Wife, Parenthood, Gotham, Murder, Castle, Scorpion, Forever and More

Send questions and comments to askmatt@tvguidemagazine.com and follow me on Twitter! Question: Just when I thought The Good Wife couldn't top Season 5, Season 6 is off to a humdinger of a start! I certainly didn't see Cary's arrest coming, and I can't wait to find out what they have in store for us next. Matt Czuchry is terrific, and I'm thrilled he's getting this opportunity for a meaty storyline. As opposed to a show such as The Vampire Diaries, which tore through so much plot I stopped caring (no one stays dead, so where are the stakes?), The Good Wife earns its twists and turns, and only gets better with each game-changer. I've thoroughly enjoyed it from the get-go, but in the last year, it has vaulted to the top of my can't-miss shows. As we all know, many programs decline after the first few seasons and limp to the finish line. NCIS became a big hit a few years into its run, but I'm not sure it grew creatively. (That's not a slight — I don't watch it, so I genuinely don't know.) I can't think of another show that has risen to such glorious new artistic heights in Season 5 and onward the way The Good Wife has. Can you? — Keira

Mon, Sep 29, 2014

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Ratings: Gotham Cops Good Numbers — See How Scorpion and Forever Did

Gotham got off to a strong start Monday, but it wasn't as big as Scorpion's.Following two episodes of The Big Bang Theory, which garnered 17.8 million viewers and a 5.3 in the adults 18-to-49 demographic, Scorpion's own misfit group of geniuses drew 14 million and a 3.3, making it the ...

Tue, Sep 23, 2014

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Fall TV Popularity Contest: Did You Enjoy Gotham, Scorpion or Forever?

Is Gotham the place to be on Mondays? Are you down with Team Scorpion? Do you want to watch Forever for a long time to come?Now that these new dramas have premiered, we want to know your thoughts — and what you think of every new show this season.

Tue, Sep 23, 2014

Fall TV Popularity Contest: Did You Enjoy Gotham, Scorpion or Forever?

New Season Reviews: Gotham, Scorpion, Forever, Sleepy Hollow

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Mon, Sep 22, 2014

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