Autumn Reeser Expecting Her Second Child
No Ordinary Family
- Metascore65
- 2010-2011
- 1 season
- ABC
- Action & Adventure, Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, Science Fiction
- TV-PG
The Powells are about to go from ordinary to extraordinary.
- Metascore65
- 2010-2011
- 1 season
- ABC
- Action & Adventure, Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, Science Fiction
- TV-PG
The Powells are about to go from ordinary to extraordinary.
Stephen Collins Lands Guest Spot on Scandal
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Pilot Season: Autumn Reeser Joins ABC's Last Resort
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Pilot Season: ABC Orders Mistresses
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Ratings: Last Man Standing Debuts with Nearly 13 Million Viewers
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Ryan Murphy Shopping Half-Hour Comedy
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Exclusive: Hawaii Five-0 Books 24's Annie Wersching
Former 24 star Annie Wersching will guest-star in an upcoming episode of Hawaii Five-0, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.Fall Preview: Get scoop on all your favorite returning showsWersching will play Samantha Martel, the sister of a murder victim whose death Five-0 is investigating. Described as agitated, frantic and defensive, Wersching's character eventually becomes a suspect when McGarrett (Alex O'Loughlin) & Co. discover that her brother had recently fired her from his high-end restaurant. Is revenge a dish best served cold ... and bloody?Besides her role as FBI Special Agent Renee Walker on the final two seasons of 24, Wersching ...
Anthony Michael Hall Charged With Disturbing the Peace
Anthony Michael Hall was booked on charges of disturbing the peace Monday after an altercation with a neighbor at his Los Angeles condo complex, The Los Angeles Times reports. The Sixteen Candles actor, 43, faces...
Jamie Harris Joins American Horror Story
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Networks Prep Another Batch of Superhero Shows
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Glee Adds Buffy, Chuck Scribes to Writing Staff
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Lost Alum Rebecca Mader to Guest-Star on Covert Affairs
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Save These Shows: 9 Bubble Shows We Hope Will Survive
This time of year can be brutal for TV fans. In the next few weeks, a number of shows will be canceled to make room for the bright and shiny new series that the networks believe will give them the best competitive edge in the fall. The reality is that for every Outsourced or No Ordinary Family sent to the TV graveyard with little to no fuss, there's a handful of beloved shows that we're not ready to part with just yet. Behold, here are the nine shows we're desperately hoping the execs will give one more chance...
25 Bubble Shows --- Which Will Survive?
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Celebrity Watchlist: Romany Malco Finds Great Drama in The Good Wife and The Wire
What does Romany Malco consider good TV? The Good Wife, of course."It's cryptic and clever with a message that promotes strong family values," he tells TVGuide.com. "The cast is a nice mixture of flawed and complex ...
Matt's Picks: April 4-7
NCIS (Tuesday, 8/7c, CBS)The office watercooler is going to explode when Ziva introduces her new boyfriend — Without a Trace's Enrique Murciano as Ray — to her nosy co-workers. But he's not the only new-ish face making waves. Special Agent Barrett (Brothers & Sisters' Sarah Jane Morris) returns to clash with Gibbs, as she takes lead on a case that may be connected to a port-to-port serial killer, a storyline that continues into next week's episode. Well into its eighth season, NCIS continues to steamroller the competition — which this year includes ABC's No Ordinary Family, which signs off probably for good with a season finale pitting the family of accidental superheroes against the sinister Mrs. X (Lucy Lawless), who has young JJ in her clutches...
Ratings: New Episodes of the NCIS Tandem Come Back Strong
If it's Tuesday night, it must mean another sweep for CBS. NCIS, NCIS: Los Angeles and The Good Wife were back with new episodes, considerably boosting the size of their audiences compared with recent reruns.
Watercooler: Lucy Lawless is No Ordinary Guest Star
You know what the opposite of super is? When a show that's on the bubble scores a fierce guest star and utterly wastes her. Kind of like No Ordinary Family did last night. When news broke that the live-action answer to The Incredibles had locked in Lucy Lawless for a four-episode arc, we were all like "our hero!" Not that the show is The Cape-bad — it's actually quite fun, despite two charmless kid characters — it's just that nobody is watching. You'd need Clark Kent's hearing to pick up any buzz on this one. So the hope was that maybe the flawless Lawless' stint as Mrs. X could save NOF from its villainous ratings and bring some heat to the Powells' home.
Ratings: Despite Reruns Galore, CBS Wins the Night
It was yet another week of reruns for NCIS, NCIS: Los Angeles and The Good Wife on CBS — and yet another week they all won their time slots, albeit with much smaller audiences.
Roush Review: V Finale and More Tuesday Drama (Detroit, Lights Out)
"V" is for "vamping" — that's been the case for most of the life of ABC's re-imagined, if hardly re-energized, version of V. You know, the show where alien ships hover over Earth week after week, with nothing much happening as Evil Queen Anna coldly plots the destruction of humanity with all those pesky emotional souls while ...
Michael Chiklis Joins Conan O’Brien Pilot
Does a Michael Chiklis pilot mean the end of ABC's No Ordinary Family? According to The Hollywood Reporter, Chiklis will star in Conan O'Brien's project for CBS called Vince Uncensored, which focuses on a man (Chiklis) who decides to take a more honest approach to his life, work and family after a life-changing experience.
Ratings: Glee Scores With Gwyneth
The tough tandem of NCIS and NCIS: Los Angeles still took their time slots, though with substantially lower numbers because of repeats, while the return of Glee was greeted by a bigger audience than its last original airings.
Tricia Helfer Reunites With Battlestar's Ron Moore for 17th Precinct
After starring in Ron Moore's space opera Battlestar Galactica, Tricia Helfer is reteaming with him for a fantasy cop drama, TV Guide has confirmed. The actress is joining the cast of his NBC pilot, 17th Precinct. The Sony TV-produced drama centers on the cops in the town of Excelsior, where magic reigns. Helfer will play the necromancer Morgana, the precinct's coroner. Deadline first reported the news.
Rebecca Mader to Work It in ABC Pilot
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Ratings: American Idol Beats NCIS Head to Head; Sheen Can Claim Another "Win"
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Lucy Lawless and Tricia Helfer Hit No Ordinary Family
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Cheers & Jeers: Lost and Found
Cheers to Lost's castaways for washing up all over TV. Want more Cheers & Jeers? Subscribe to TV Guide Magazine now!
The Biz: Which Shows Will Be Canceled?
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Ratings: NCIS Slightly Dented by Glee
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Ratings: NCIS Sets Yet Another Series High
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ABC Orders Frickin' Family and Bad Mom Comedies
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Ratings: 26 Million Watch State of the Union Address
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Hi, Bob! NCIS with Newhart Leads Ratings
Four-plus decades after his start in television, Bob Newhart's appearance on NCIS attracted nearly 21 million viewers, just a week after its post-hiatus premiere nabbed a series-high 22 million viewers.
Keck's Exclusives: Eric Balfour Terrorizes No Ordinary Family
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Ratings: NCIS Sets Series High; Conan Wins Among Young Demo
NCIS returned from hiatus to a series-high 22 million viewers on Tuesday, easily helping CBS win the night.
Rebecca Mader Joins the Family
Consider her Lost and found! As cultural anthropologist Charlotte Lewis on the dearly departed mind-bending ABC drama, Rebecca Mader was done in by a gushing nosebleed following too much time travel. Now, Mader is back from the dead to play the equally mysterious Victoria Morrow on No Ordinary Family in an arc of episodes that kicks off tonight at 8/7c on ABC. We asked the fiery gal for the scoop about her new alter ego.TV Guide Magazine: How would you describe Victoria?Mader: She is a British woman who works with Stephanie [Julie Benz] at Global Tech as ...
Live to Dance Ratings Are High-Steppin'
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Keck’s Exclusives: Brat Packer Cast on No Ordinary Family
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VIDEO: Autumn Reeser Announces Pregnancy on Jimmy Kimmel Live
No Ordinary Family star Autumn Reeser is pregnant. The 30-year-old actress made the announcement on Tuesday's Jimmy Kimmel Live, when she admitted that she was hesitant to wear her tight-fitting dress because she's "carrying a little extra weight." See who else is expecting "You're either pregnant or have a beer belly," Kimmel joked, which prompted Reeser to announce that she was expecting.
Mega Buzz: CSI: Miami's Bad Romance, Dexter's Bloodbath and an Old Five-0 Flame
Every week, editors Adam Bryant and Natalie Abrams satisfy your need for TV scoop. Please send all questions to megascoop@tvguide.com.What is the deal with Delko and Calleigh on CSI: Miami? What's the status of their relationship? — TaneshaADAM: For the immediate future, they will be more friends than lovers. "Delko having to do things behind his colleagues' back kind of threw a wrench into the works as far as their relationship goes," co-executive producer Marc Dube tells us. "There's been a bit of an agreed backing-off on both sides. It's something that will be revisited, but right now it's more of a brother-sister relationship. They love each other very much. Will it spike again? Probably, but they're taking a little break from the intensity."Any scoop on Dexter? — Scott NATALIE: In the season's penultimate episode, there are not one, but two deaths! And not one, but two kidnappings!...
Ratings: Dancing Finale Soars, Wins Night Easily
Dancing with the Stars crowned its 11th winner, and the show was ratings champion as well.The two-hour finale averaged 24.1 million viewers Tuesday and 5.3 rating among the 18-to-49 demographic. The show was up 23 percent in the demo over last year's fall finale, and easily led ABC to an overall victory for the night. ABC's No Ordinary Family, which led into Dancing, drew 7 million viewers.Did the right person win Dancing? Vote in our pollCBS took second place for the night, as NCIS held steady in the demo and drew 18.8 million viewers...
Seen & Heard at TV Guide Magazine's Hot List Party
Celebs parties up a storm at TV Guide Magazine's annual Hot List party, held November 8 at Drai's in Hollywood. Here are some of the highlights:Dancing With the Stars' Anna Trebunskaya, who came from the show, celebrated another night of hard work with ...
Exclusive: Inside TV Guide Magazine's Hot List Party
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Tonight's TV Hot List: Tuesday, Nov. 9, 2010
NCIS8/7c CBS Robert Wagner reprises his role as Tony's father. The last visit was an uneasy surprise for Tony. This visit catches the entire team off guard, because he's there at the request of Gibbs, who asked for his help on a sensitive case. — Bill Ecklund Read on for previews of No Ordinary Family, Dancing with the Stars, Frontline, The Good Wife, The Fashion Show: Ultimate Collection and World Series of Poker.
Mega Buzz: Housewives' Mystery Bride, Dexter's Accident and Vampire's New Blood
Every week, senior editors Mickey O'Connor and Adam Bryant satisfy your need for TV scoop. Please send all questions to megascoop@tvguide.com. What's up with Paul's creepy wife on Desperate Housewives? — Cassidy MICKEY: It's clear after Sunday's episode that Beth's mom really wants her to remain married to Paul. (Why is another question.) She even ordered her daughter to sleep with him, which is kind of creepy. Once she does, though, we'll get a very different perspective on the self-proclaimed virgin. Dexter is getting good. Can you tease what's ahead? — AlexADAM: Now that Lumen's abductors know she's still alive, the guilty parties will look to destroy the evidence of their crimes — namely those barrels of bodies in the swamp. That task is made slightly more difficult when...
Keck's Exclusives: Rick Schroder Cast on No Ordinary Family
Even superheroes need a hug every once in a while, so who better to give a big squeeze to No Ordinary Family super dad Jim Powell (Michael Chiklis) than the guy whose weepy hugs in the 1979 tearjerker The Champ won him a Golden Globe?
Ask Matt: Raising Hope, Good Wife, Glee, Walking Dead and More
Send questions to askmatt@tvguidemagazine.com and follow me on Twitter! Question: I am loving Raising Hope, but I'm wondering if there will be any back story on Virginia's and Bert's families, other than Maw Maw, of course. Have you heard if they have parents and siblings? I think there has been mention of other relatives who want Maw Maw's house, but do you know if we will get to meet them? I think it would be a hoot to see the rest of the families on both sides! — Ginni
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