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- Metascore60
- 2009-2011
- 2 seasons
- ABC
- Drama, Science Fiction, Suspense
- TV-14
Not all aliens are nice and cute like Yoda, ET or ALF. When a race of reptilian-like aliens arrives on Earth in disguise as humans, they show their good intentions, but they have a more sinister plan to conquer our planet and destroy all human race on Earth.
- Metascore60
- 2009-2011
- 2 seasons
- ABC
- Drama, Science Fiction, Suspense
- TV-14
Not all aliens are nice and cute like Yoda, ET or ALF. When a race of reptilian-like aliens arrives on Earth in disguise as humans, they show their good intentions, but they have a more sinister plan to conquer our planet and destroy all human race on Earth.
Smallville's Laura Vandervoort Is Engaged
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ABC Gives Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. a Full-Season Pickup
ABC has ordered a full season of Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.. It's the network's first show to get picked up for a full season this fall.
What Are Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s Chances on Tuesday Nights?
To say Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is highly anticipated is an understatement. After The Avengers pulled in $1.5 billion globally and other Marvel blockbusters like Thor, Captain America: The First Avenger and the Iron Man franchise succeeded at the box office, ABC's collaboration with Marvel appeared to be a sure thing. Add to that that S.H.I.E.L.D. marks the television return of Buffy the Vampire Slayer creator and Avengers director Joss Whedon, who brings with him even bigger expectations for the new series. On S.H.I.E.L.D., which is an offshoot of The Avengers film franchise, Agent Coulson...
Fox Picks Up Almost Human, Gang Related, Rake and Sleepy Hollow
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Who Is Rachel? Revolution's Elizabeth Mitchell Opens Up About Her Mysterious Character
Before Revolution's two-week hiatus, the freshman drama left us hanging in a major way when Rachel (Elizabeth Mitchell) gave in and told Monroe (David Lyons) how to reverse the blackout. But now that Rachel's officially started helping the militia, does that make her the enemy?
Ask Matt: The New Gay Normal, Last Resort, Revolution, Vegas, More
Send questions and comments to askmatt@tvguidemagazine.com and follow me on Twitter! Question: With the introduction this year of new comedies like the promising The New Normal and the dreadful Partners featuring prominent characters who are gay, I was wondering what you think of the current state of gay characters represented on TV. In some ways while I am thrilled to see more representation of the gay community on television, I have to admit I was disheartened by the same stereotypical, flamboyant gay characters once again being represented. Haven't we moved past this? I do think we have some very positive portrayals today in shows like Glee and Grey's Anatomy, but this just seems like a step backwards. What are your thoughts? — Rob
Ratings: Revolution Posts Biggest Drama Premiere Since 2009; Watchlist Users Are Right Again!
Looks like you're ready for a Revolution.NBC's new mystery series premiered to a strong 11.7 million viewers and a 4.1 rating in the adults 18-to-49 demographic on Monday. That is a huge improvement from last year's premiere of The Playboy Club, which drew 5 million viewers ...
Terra Nova: 10 Reasons Why Fox's Dino-Drama Should or Should Not Be Renewed
Terra Nova ended its freshman season by permanently cutting off the colony to the future and unloading a whole slew of new mysteries for what the producers likely hope means a second season. Lucas Taylor (Ashley Zuckerman) finally got the upper-hand on his father, bringing the Phoenix Army to the past, where they planned to mine and strip Terra Nova of all its resources. Commander Taylor (Stephen Lang) refused to go down without a fight, sending Jim (Jason O'Mara) to the future to destroy Hope Plaza, essentially plunging everyone left in the colony into the dark ages, with no further contact with the future possible. However, before the Phoenix Army high-tailed it away, they left a clue that could mean... there may be humans on prehistoric Earth? Or another portal? Check out the best TV shows of 2011 What will happen to the stranded colonists on Terra Nova? That can only be answered if Fox decides to renew the show. We've put together a list of 10 reasons why the network should or should not bring the series back for a second round...
Desperate Housewives De-Friends Jessica Hecht, Adds Andrea Parker
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Miguel Ferrer Adds Class to Desperate Housewives
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Eric Close Joins American Horror Story. Plus: Playboy and Housewives Castings
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Scott Wolf Is on the Case With NCIS
Scott Wolf has left the aliens behind to turn into a G-man. The actor will guest-star on the ninth season premiere of NCIS, TVLine reports. In a potentially recurring role, he'll play FBI Agent Casey Stratton, who will influence the NCIS team in a surprising way.
Ratings: Falling Skies Ends on a High, Teen Choice Awards Fall
Some 5.62 million viewers caught the two-episode finale of TNT's Falling Skies, ending almost as strongly as it started, according to preliminary Nielsen data. Of that total, Sunday night's Season 1 conclusion also grabbed 2.53 million among 18-to-49-year-olds. When the Steven Spielberg-produced show starring Noah Wyle debuted on June 19, it attracted 5.9 million people. But in the wake of V and The Event crashing and burning, the question was whether Falling Skies — about the aftermath of an alien invasion that devastated much of the Earth — would plummet after a promising start.
Showtime's Homeland Is a Post-9/11 Drama, But Don't Expect Jack Bauer
Showtime's political and psychological thriller Homeland asks the question: What's the price of 9/11 to this country?But according to the executive producer Howard Gordon, the fact that the show is airing just weeks after the 10th anniversary of the terrorist attacks and months after Osama bin Laden was killed by U.S. forces is somewhat dumb luck.Check out photos of the Homeland cast"The timing is significant, accidental and fortuitous," Gordon said at the Television Critics Association fall TV previews. "It is just a confluence of events. It turns out to be quite fortuitous, as are a number of other things that seem to affect the way this show is going to be viewed. Osama bin Laden was killed when were shooting Episode 2, eerily like the scene of [star Damian Lewis'] rescue."Lewis plays....
Desperate Housewives Casts V Hunk to Romance Renee
V's Charles Mesure is going from battling alien lizards to tackling desperate housewives. The 40-year-old actor has joined the cast of Desperate Housewives as...
The Cast of Falling Skies on Why Their Alien Invasion-Resistance Tale Could Work
Stop us if you've heard this one before. Aliens have landed on Earth and they have not come in peace. While most of the world's population has been killed, a ragtag group of survivors stage a resistance. This is not a new idea to TV. We've seen V's Fifth Column and the U.S. government in The Event take a stand against threatening extraterrestrials, so what makes TNT's Falling Skies, which premieres on Sunday at 9/8c, different? "We haven't been canceled yet," star Noah Wyle deadpans. VIDEO: TNT debuts new Falling Skies trailer — will heroes rise? Be that as it may, the show's cast and producers offered five real reasons why they think Falling Skies (produced by some guy named Steven Spielberg) could work better — and last longer — than more recent stabs at the genre. Beware: Some of their answers might still seem, well, a little familiar...
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...
Bret Harrison on Breaking In and V
After battling the aliens of V, Bret Harrison takes on a much more entertaining mission in the sharply written, action-injected comedy Breaking In, about a high-tech security team, costarring Christian Slater and Smallville alum Michael Rosenbaum. Here, the always affable actor serves up some advance intel...
Exclusive: Oded Fehr Plots Covert Affairs Return
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Ask Matt: The Killing, House, NCIS, Idol, Army Wives and More!
Send questions to askmatt@tvguidemagazine.com and follow me on Twitter! Question: Thank you for your recommendation of The Killing, which I found both brutal and fantastic. I remember you saying in response to a previous question some time ago that when you screen a pilot, you wonder if you will see yourself invested in the show ...
Exclusive First Look at Elizabeth Mitchell on Law & Order: SVU: Watch if You Can Stomach It
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Ratings: New Episodes of the NCIS Tandem Come Back Strong
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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.
Watercooler: It's Not So Good to Be the Queen in V's Finale
Oh mama!The Visitors sure turned it out for their finale last night and if this is the final time we see 'em, at least they made it a bloodbath to remember. Not to spoil it for anyone who DVR'd the episode — which is most likely the series finale — we'll just say the powers-that-be seemed to have doused the hour in those sort of "whoaaa" moments that would have earned the reboot a lot more buzz had they been spread out over the relatively uneventful second season. Multiple deaths, the long-awaited look at the Vs without their skin, the arrival of original-recipe hunk Marc Singer as the leader of another anti-V group, and a botched Fifth Column plan of attack that may have cost mankind everything...
V's Reptile Mama Drama
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Roush Review: V Finale and More Tuesday Drama (Detroit, Lights Out)
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V's Elizabeth Mitchell: Going Dark Will Come Back to Bite Erica in the Finale
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Matt's Picks: March 14-17
Inside the Actors Studio (Monday, 7/6c, Bravo)Even in those moments when it succumbs to fawning self-parody, there's something about James Lipton's craft/career-focused Q&A's that I find irresistibly endearing. (May have something to do with my nostalgia for what Bravo was like before all of those heinous Real Housewives took over the network.) This week, this marginalized show — notice how it airs outside prime-time parameters — welcomes its first-ever graduate from the Actors Studio Drama School at Pace University. Said successful alum being Bradley Cooper, beloved by TV fans for his work on Alias but now busy with a film career including The Hangover, Wedding Crashers and the new Limitless opposite Robert De Niro.
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.
Keck's Exclusives: Elizabeth Mitchell Turns Evil on SVU
While her warrior-like V character is fighting to save her only child from evil lizards, Elizabeth Mitchell is also playing another role — one kiddies should fear. The beloved Lost alum guest stars on Law & Order: SVU on March 30 as June, a piano teacher accused of...
Top Moments: Castle's Emotional Deep Freeze and Charlie Sheen's Still Winning!
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Ratings: American Idol Beats NCIS Head to Head; Sheen Can Claim Another "Win"
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Keck's Exclusives: V's Finale Bloodbath
Leapin' lizards! V's March 15 season finale will kill off up to one-third of its cast! With only central characters Anna (Morena Baccarin) and Erica (Elizabeth Mitchell) safe, executive producer Scott Rosenbaum says two or "possibly even three" of the following actors have been let go: Scott Wolf (Chad), Logan Huffman (Tyler), Morris Chestnut (Ryan), Joel Gretsch (Father Jack), Laura Vandervoort (Lisa) and Jane Badler (Diana). Hoping the bold move will get him a third-season renewal from ABC, Rosenbaum says he chose his victims based on "what would be most devastating for the characters I want to continue."
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!
Keck's Exclusives: V's Elizabeth Mitchell to Appear on Law & Order: SVU
Fan fave Elizabeth Mitchell, who was nominated for a 2010 Emmy for her portrayal of Lost's tragic Juliet Burke and is now kicking lizard butt on ABC's V, has been signed for a horrifying guest role on NBC's Law & Order: SVU.She'll be starring alongside returning guest star Jeremy Irons, who appeared earlier this season as the colorful Dr. Cap Jackson. Elizabeth will play an unmarried piano teacher who was the last person to see one of her students alive.While SVU has tackled some unsettling topics during its twelve seasons, this one may take the cake...
The Biz: Which Shows Will Be Canceled?
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Ratings: NCIS Slightly Dented by Glee
OK, NCIS can't set a series high every week. Still, the CBS procedural nabbed 20.3 million viewers Tuesday night.
Lifetime Orders Drama Starring Sons of Anarchy's Ally Walker
Lifetime has picked up the procedural dramas Against the Wall and Exit 19, the network announced Monday. Both series received 13-episode orders. Exit 19 stars Sons of Anarchy actress Ally Walker as Gloria, a divorced mother who juggles her demanding personal and professional life as an intuitive LAPD homicide detective. The drama co-stars Chris Payne Gilbert as Walker's character's brother Davey, Tisha Campbell-Martin (My Wife and Kids) as her police partner and Miguel Ferrer (Crossing Jordan) as their boss.Jeffrey Bell (V), Nina Wass (Less Than Perfect) and Gene Stein (Accidentally on Purpose) executive-produced the pilot from ABC Studios and CBS Television Studios.
Ratings: NCIS Sets Yet Another Series High
Better a late bloomer than no bloomers at all. NCIS proves that.
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.
Matt's TV Week in Review
"Why does fun always have a price?" These are the words of Poor Sue Heck — I can never refer to this scene-stealing character (played brilliantly by Eden Sher) without adding the word "poor" in front of her name — in another hilarious episode of ABC's underappreciated The Middle. Yes, the show is fun, but with the sting of truth. Living in the shadow of the marvelous Modern Family (which offered up another farcical hoot this week), ABC's Wednesday ...
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.
Mega Buzz: Grey's Tries Real-Time, a New Chick for Chuck and the Return of Fizbo!
Every week, editors Adam Bryant and Natalie Abrams satisfy your need for TV scoop. Please send all questions to megascoop@tvguide.com. Any Grey's Anatomy scoop on Meredith? — AJNATALIE: The Feb. 10 episode, which is titled "Golden Hour," will follow Meredith for a real-time 60 minutes as she runs the E.R. "Golden hour" is medical jargon for the crucial first hour after a trauma, and how it can often be the difference between life and death, so don't expect "Golden" to be rosy.I could really use some Chuck scoop right about now. — MarcusADAM: Might Chuck soon be meeting his next big foe? I'm hearing that the show is casting a major recurring guest star...
ABC Renews Grey's, Castle and More --- But Which Shows Were Left Out?
Six ABC series have received early renewals, the network announced Monday.Medical dramas Grey's Anatomy and Private Practice, crime drama Castle and the network's three sophomore comedies, The Middle, Modern Family, and Cougar Town will each return next season. Winter Preview: Get scoop on all your favorite shows "We really stood by our Wednesday comedy block and who would have thought a year ago that The Middle, which I think is such an underrated show, would kick off what I think is one of the best nights of comedy," ABC President Paul Lee said at the Television Critics Association's winter previews. "That's a core part of our schedule." Lee also said Grey's and Private Practice "were really at the top of their creative form" this season...
Live to Dance Ratings Are High-Steppin'
Paula Abdul's Live to Dance high-stepped to No. 1 in the ratings. The two-hour premiere (starting at 8/7c on CBS) attracted more than 10 million viewers. VIDEO: Contestant falls on head during taping of Paula Abdul's Live to Dance During prime time's first hour Tuesday, Abdul's new show bested the kick-off of The Biggest Loser: Couples, which posted an all-time series low for a spring premiere with ...
Mega Buzz: Five-0's New Face, Modern Sexpionage, and a Blue Bloods Shooting
Every week, editors Adam Bryant and Natalie Abrams satisfy your need for TV scoop. Please send all questions to megascoop@tvguide.com. Have you heard anything more about the new character on Hawaii Five-0? — MarkADAM: The show is still on the lookout for what's now being described as a young version of Jack Ryan from The Hunt for Red October. (That doesn't rule out the ladies though, as we're hearing the character could very well be a woman.) Further, we'll first meet the character as part of a protection detail enlisted for McGarrett. But we'll soon learn that he or she also has a score to settle with Wo Fat. Will Phil and Claire role play again this Valentine's Day on Modern Family? — Ron NATALIE: Remember when Claire lost her trench coat to the escalator? Well, it won't go much better for Bixby, Clive Bixby (Phil's seductive alter ego), when a hotel room-key handoff goes awry, and another woman gets...
V's Out-of-This-World Mommy Dearest
Talk about mommy issues! When V returns for Season 2 tonight at 9/8c on ABC, we learn that Anna (Morena Baccarin) has been imprisoning her equally sinister reptilian mother, Diana (Jane Badler, from the original V), in a dungeon aboard her spaceship for the past 15 years. We asked Baccarin to quiz Badler about lizards, family values and her new incarnation.
Roush Review: Return of V and Southland
Embrace your inner lizard. V is back for a second season tonight on ABC (9/8c), with a red tint in the air and an ominous shower of red rain (the episode's title) falling on the embattled earthlings, although on my screener, everything looked orange. The color of cheese.Want more Matt Roush? Subscribe to TV Guide Magazine now!If this alien-adventure melodrama were any more cartoonish, you might expect the Road Runner to "Beep Beep!" behind the evil Anna the next time she's foiled...
V Pulls Back the (Lizard) Layers in Season 2
When ABC's V returns for its second season, the days of sitting around waiting for the Visitors to get the upper hand are over. Erica Evans (Elizabeth Mitchell) and the ragtag group of resistance fighters called the Fifth Column are on the offensive. Season 1 followed FBI agent Evans, often the moral compass of the Fifth Column. The group, however, was small, and their journey was slow and arduous. Because of the ethical lines Erica refused to cross, she often kept the group from waging the war that should've begun in Season1. Jane Badler returns to V as a new, "more mature" Diana When Season 2 kicks off (Tuesday, 9/8c), the series will dive right into the action with the introduction of...
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