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The Closer

1998-1998
1 Season
CBS
Drama, Suspense
TVPG

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A Denver ad exec decides to open his own agency after he's fired for losing a big account for his firm. It was Tom Selleck's first TV series since 'Magnum, P.I.' ended in 1988, and was gone within three months.

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Awards

1998 - Emmy - Outstanding Music and Lyrics - nominated

Cast & Crew See All

Tom Selleck

Jack McLaren

Edward Asner

Carl `Dobbs' Dobson

David Krumholtz

Bruno Verma

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TNT Developing Shows From Tom Clancy, Matthew McConaughey and Nigel Lythgoe

TNT is developing 11 new series, including seven scripted shows and four unscripted projects, the network announced Wednesday.King and Maxwell follows Sean King and Michelle Maxwell, two popular characters by best-selling author David Baldacci, who will serve as a consultant on the show. King and Maxwell are private investigators who were also former secret service agents.

Wed, May 16, 2012

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Cheers to David Costabile for adding another quality cable crime drama to his blotter. Want more Cheers & Jeers? Subscribe to TV Guide Magazine.

Tue, Jul 12, 2011

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Brenda Leigh Johnson is by no means done squeezing confessions out of criminals on The Closer, but already the TNT show, which premieres its seventh and final season on July 11, is setting the scene for its new spinoff, Major Crimes."We've talked about Major Crimes on the episodes ...

Tue, Jun 14, 2011

TNT Cancels Dark Blue

TNT has canceled Dark Blue, according to The Futon Critic. The cop drama, starring Dylan McDermott, averaged 2.25 million viewers in its second season. That's significantly below...

Wed, Nov 17, 2010

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