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The Royal Pains Wrap Rap

Posted by Kevin · Published: August 21, 2009

Clearly the cast and crew of USA Network's summer hit Royal Pain's are having a great time. Lead actors Mark Feuerstein, Paulo Costanzo, Reshma Shetty, and the crew busted out this post-production wrap number, combining the flavor of the series with 2 Live Crew. Think of it as Two Live... [Full Story]

CBS Announces 2009 Fall Line Up

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: May 21, 2009 · Comments (6)

N=New, NT=New Time, all times ET/PT) MONDAY 8:00-8:30 PM HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER (NT) 8:30-9:00 PM ACCIDENTALLY ON PURPOSE (N) 9:00-9:30 PM TWO AND A HALF MEN 9:30-10:00 PM THE BIG BANG THEORY (NT) 10:00-11:00 PM CSI: MIAMI TUESDAY 8:00-9:00 PM NCIS 9:00-10:00 PM NCIS: LOS ANGELES (N)... [Full Story]

Fox announces its Fall 2009 schedule

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: May 19, 2009 · Comments (2)

Fox announced its schedule on Monday morning as upfronts week kicked off in New York City. The network is holding most of its new offerings until midseason when postseason baseball is out of the way. But the musical "Glee" and two comedies -- the animated "The Cleveland Show" and... [Full Story]

TV & Movie News

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: November 4, 2008 · Comments (1)

The networks response to the fast-spreading rumor that Pushing Daisies has been canceled is NO. ABC has yet to decide what to do with the show and NO decisions have been made. So hang in there fans! The NBC show Chuck has closed a deal for Andy Richter and Jenny... [Full Story]

Curb Returning for Tenth Season

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: October 24, 2008 · Comments (1)

HBO's "Curb Your Enthusiasm" will be back in production in December, with 10 season-seven episodes slated for next year, sources close to the series said. The pay cabler has yet to release an airdate or exec producer lineup for season seven of the comedy skein created, exec produced and... [Full Story]

ABC Confirms Plans For New 'V' Series

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: October 10, 2008 · Comments (3)

The news has been confirmed. "V," the 1980s miniseries about alien lizards visiting Earth, will invade primetime once again, reports Variety. ABC is developing a new adaptation of the franchise -- which spawned a second mini and TV spinoff -- written by "The 4400" co-creator/exec producer Scott Peters. Warner... [Full Story]

Futuristic series will depict mass exodus from U.S.

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: September 29, 2008 · Comments (2)

What if the current financial crisis in the U.S. becomes so severe that Americans start to flee the country? Welcome to "Americatown," a Chinatown-like enclave of U.S. immigrants in cities around the world. HBO is developing the futuristic drama series, which hails from writer Bradford Winters and producers Tom... [Full Story]

Television News Blurbs

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: September 11, 2008

90210 will carry on without Shannen Doherty. The tv terror finished her 4 show arc and producers say she wont be back. Jeanie Garth will remain. Neal McDonough is joining the cast of Desperate Housewives next season as a series regular. It's ok if you don't know him. His... [Full Story]

Gossip Girl May Not Make It

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: August 29, 2008 · Comments (1)

It's possible that the CW's Gossip Girl wont make it through season two. The paltry ratings are making no one happy at head quarters. The cast, featuring Blake Lively, Penn Badgely and Chace Crawford, have become media darlings and household names. But the show's paltry Nielsen ratings - it... [Full Story]

Goldblum to replace Noth on Criminal Intent

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: June 27, 2008 · Comments (1)

He may not have made it as a hallucinating detective, but Jeff Goldblum has been assigned to Major Case. USA confirmed Thursday that the veteran actor will be replacing Chris Noth on Law & Order: Criminal Intent next season. Noth, who perhaps became a little too Big for the... [Full Story]

'DOG THE BOUNTY HUNTER' TO RETURN TO A&E

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: May 15, 2008 · Comments (1)

Bounty hunter Duane "Dog" Chapman's cable TV show will soon be back on the air. Filming has begun on the fifth season, according to executives with A&E, the cable network that broadcast "Dog the Bounty Hunter. Reruns of the show will start June 25, with new episodes coming a... [Full Story]

"Breaking Bad" gets good news from AMC

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: May 8, 2008

AMC has renewed "Breaking Bad" for a second season. The cable network ordered 13 new episodes of the series, which stars Bryan Cranston as a chemistry teacher who begins cooking up crystal meth to make some extra money after he's diagnosed with cancer. Wednesday's official renewal of "Breaking Bad,"... [Full Story]

The Tudors Renewed for a Third Season

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: April 29, 2008

History has repeated itself once again. Showtime has given The Tudors a third season order just a few weeks after the show returned on the air for a sophomore run. The drama series loosely based on the early reign of Henry VIII has significantly surged in the ratings, prompting... [Full Story]

Everything I know I learned at the Upfronts

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: April 8, 2008

George Lucas' animated tv show for Cartoon Network, "Star Wars: The Clone Wars", will begin in the fall on Friday nights. [here] Thank you for being a friend. The Golden Girls is moving to the Hallmark channel. [here] Never capable of leaving well enough alone, NBC announced they are... [Full Story]

90210 to return to the air via Spin off

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: March 13, 2008 · Comments (1)

The most popular ZIP code on television is coming back. The CW is developing a contemporary spinoff of Aaron Spelling's seminal 1990s teen soap "Beverly Hills, 90210." "Veronica Mars" creator Rob Thomas is in talks to pen the project, which has been put on the fast track by the... [Full Story]

When your TV Shows are coming back!

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: March 6, 2008 · Comments (6)

Kristen, from the much beloved 'watch with Kristen', put out a list this week keeping us all informed as to when our favorite shows will reemerge. Sunday, Mar. 2 Aliens in America (CW) Dirt (FX) Tuesday, Mar. 4 New Amsterdam (Fox) Monday, Mar. 10 Canterbury's Law (Fox) Tuesday, Mar.... [Full Story]

NBC lines up spooky stars for horror anthology

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: March 4, 2008 · Comments (1)

Director John Landis and "Superman" star Brandon Routh have joined the lineup for NBC's 13-part horror anthology series "Fear Itself," which is slated to run in the summer. With teen-targeted horror movies continuing to generate solid box office returns, NBC hopes to crack the scariest plot of all: the... [Full Story]

This week in TV News

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: February 21, 2008

ABC's top-rated "Grey's Anatomy" will return to its usual Thursday night time period in April, bumping "Lost" to the less desirable 10 p.m. slot. "Law & Order" veteran Jesse L. Martin is leaving the long-running NBC drama after nine years, and will be replaced by Anthony Anderson. CBS is... [Full Story]

New History Channel special a big joke

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: February 14, 2008

If you liked " The Aristocrats" and believe in the artistry of comedians, you're going to love "The Greatest Joke Ever Told." Host Lewis Black, with the help of a few dozen fellow comedians, analyzes what makes jokes funny and looks at the conventional wisdom of stand-up comedy. Writer-director... [Full Story]

Women leave town and children in hands of men

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: January 25, 2008 · Comments (2)

What would happen if all the women were to disappear from a town, leaving the men to not only work, but also take care of the family and the home? "It will be a disaster, a complete disaster," said Kelly Weatherly, who was sent off for a week at... [Full Story]

Cavemen Flip Out

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: August 24, 2007 · Comments (3)

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Jimmy Fallon to take over Conan's spot?

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: July 30, 2007 · Comments (1)

'SATURDAY Night Live" stalwart Jimmy Fallon is the top candidate to replace Conan O'Brien in 2009 - when O'Brien is set to take over "The Tonight Show" from Jay Leno. According to a report today in the authoritative trade magazine Broadcasting & Cable, NBC and Fallon are deep in... [Full Story]

TV NEWS

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: May 9, 2007

FX has had some decent shows in the past but the future isn't looking as bright. Both "Dirt" and "The Richies" have been renewed for a second season. Good for them. Word on the street is that NBC's 'Law & Order' may migrate to TNT if they get bagged... [Full Story]

'Naughty hottie' has sex with 'God' on TV

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: March 8, 2007 · Comments (3)

Comedy Central consummated its season of "the Sarah Silverman Program" last night by featuring the title character having sex with God, and then trying to brush him off after a night of lovemaking. Silverman was shown in bed with an amorous Almighty, whom she referred to as "Black God,"... [Full Story]

Goran Visnjic Quits ER

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: March 5, 2007

ER heart-throb GORAN VISNJIC has reportedly quit the hit hospital drama. The Croatian actor, who plays DR LUCA KOVAC, is thought to be leaving the show at the end of the current sason. However, TV bosses want Visnjic to star in a further six episodes, to allow them time... [Full Story]

Bionic Woman Chosen

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: February 14, 2007 · Comments (1)

Former EastEnder Michelle Ryan is to star in a U.S. remake of Seventies TV show The Bionic Woman, it was announced today. She will play Jamie Sommers, a tennis pro who suffers a near-fatal skydiving accident before her body is transformed with $50m-worth of bionic wizardry. Producers say the... [Full Story]

The Isaiah Hits The Fan?

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: January 23, 2007 · Comments (1)

Eonline is reporting Isaiah Washington may be getting the boot asap. Maybe they'll just replace Isaiah like they do on the soaps, with a quiet voice announcing before his first scene: "The role of Dr. Preston Burke will now be played by Ted McGinley." Statement reads: I just received word... [Full Story]

ABC cancels Day Break and Show Me the Money

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: December 18, 2006

"Day Break" is done. ABC has decided to yank the Wednesday drama from its sked, effective immediately. It'll be replaced by repeats of unspecified comedies. Meanwhile, ABC Friday decided to yank another one of its underperfoming newbies. Quizzer "Show Me the Money" has been shown the door, with the Alphabet... [Full Story]

Rebecca Romijn joins the cast of 'Ugly Betty'

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: December 7, 2006

"Rebecca Romijn ('X-Men' movies) has signed to be a series regular on ABC's 'Ugly Betty,' one of the season's few new hits. She'll play the mystery woman who's been conspiring with Vanessa Williams' Wilhelmina character to take over the publishing company at the heart of the show. The character... [Full Story]

CBS Oders 'Fugly' New Show

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: December 1, 2006 · Comments (2)

Do yourself a favor... don't image google the word 'Fugly'. CBS has found beauty in "Fugly," ordering a pilot for an old script from the creator of "My Name Is Earl." The project revolves around three homely siblings in North Carolina -- identical twin sisters and a brother -- who... [Full Story]

The 100 top TV catchphrases?

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: November 28, 2006 · Comments (7)

Sometimes it takes only a word, or just a few, to become immortalized in television history. The TV Land cable network has compiled a list of the 100 greatest catchphrases in TV, from the serious -- Walter Cronkite's nightly signoff "And that's the way it is" -- to the... [Full Story]

Your Guide To Holiday TV Viewing

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: November 26, 2006

Tvguide.com has put together a list of the Christmas specials airing this season and I felt it was my duty to share. A Charlie Brown Christmas Nov. 28, 8pm/ET, ABC The Great American Christmas Nov. 28, 9 pm/ET, USA Christmas in Rockefeller Center Nov. 29, 8 pm/ET, NBC Frosty's... [Full Story]

Perfecting 'Strangers' with a Russian twist

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: November 14, 2006

Warner Bros. is on a roll in Russia with a local version of its 1980s TV hit "Perfect Strangers," featuring two local actors playing reincarnated versions of the show's original central characters Larry and Balki -- but with the new monikers of Andrei and Ivan. This is a distinctly... [Full Story]

Studio 60 gets Full Season!

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: November 9, 2006

So much for all that cancellation talk. Just got word that NBC has given Aaron Sorkin's struggling Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip a full-season order. (That recent Lauren Graham cameo must've marked a turning point.) Source... [Full Story]

STUDIO 60 to swim with the fishes

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: October 29, 2006 · Comments (5)

Here we go: despite receiving an order for three more episodes on Friday, the Aaron Sorkin NBC drama "Studio 60 on Sunset Strip" is about to be put out of its misery. Cast members are already confiding in friends that the end is near. It's likely NBC will pull... [Full Story]

Bindi Irwin nature series on hold for a year

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: October 20, 2006

The 8-year-old daughter of Australia's "Crocodile Hunter" Steve Irwin is to wait a year before starring in a new TV nature series amid fears her childhood could disappear emulating her father's animal exploits. Bindi Irwin was next year to star in a 26-part series on Discovery Kids network, with... [Full Story]

Ugly Betty gets a full season

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: October 14, 2006 · Comments (2)

ABC thinks Ugly Betty looks just fine. The Salma Hayek-produced comedy, which is based on a Colombian telenovela, has been picked up for a full season by the net. Betty has averaged 15.3 million viewers a week. Ugly Betty has improved the time period for ABC by almost 100... [Full Story]

Sheen poised to become top sitcom earner

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: September 28, 2006

After two months of negotiations, "Two and a Half Men" star Charlie Sheen is close to finalizing a new salary pact with producer Warner Bros. Television that would make him the highest-paid comedy star in television today. Sources said Sheen will earn in the neighborhood of $350,000-$400,000 per episode... [Full Story]

Chevy Chase to guest star on 'Law & Order'

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: September 27, 2006 · Comments (1)

NBC announced today that Emmy winner and comedy superstar Chevy Chase (Caddyshack, Fletch) begins filming this week on NBC's "Law & Order." Chase guest stars as a television celebrity who is pulled over for drunk driving while wearing blood-soaked clothes, and whose religious prejudice comes out after his arrest.... [Full Story]

Degrassi High Goes Into Syndication!

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: September 25, 2006

Here's something you may not know about me. I'm a thirty-something who has an unnatural love of adolescent TV programming. Disney Channel and Nick are on as much as all other channels combined. And the idea of Degrassi coming to a non digital cable channel near me... Well, tv just... [Full Story]

New on TV Tonight: 09.25.06

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: September 25, 2006 · Comments (2)

CW: 7th Heaven 8pm Runaway 9pm NBC: Heros 9pm... [Full Story]

TV Premieres Sept 22nd

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: September 22, 2006

CBS Ghost Whisperer: 8pm Close to Home: 9pm NUMB3RS: 10pm NBC Law & Order: 10pm... [Full Story]

Brooks dusts off "Spaceballs" for TV cartoon

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: September 21, 2006 · Comments (1)

Mel Brooks is developing an animated TV series based on his comedy feature "Spaceballs." Like the 1987 movie, which parodied well-known science-fiction movies, "Spaceballs: The Animated Series" will spoof current blockbusters as well as every genre of entertainment from movies and reality TV to culture and politics. It is... [Full Story]

Premiering Tonight on TV: Sept 21st

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: September 21, 2006

ABC Grey's Anatomy: 9pm Six Degrees: 10pm CBS CSI: 9pm Shark: 10pm NBC My Name Is Earl: 8pm The Office: 8:30pm Deal or No Deal: 9pm ER: 10pm... [Full Story]

Premiering Tonight on TV

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: September 19, 2006

ABC Boston Legal: 10pm CBS NCIS: 8pm The Unit: 9pm Smith: 10pm NBC Law & Order:Criminal: 9pm Law & Order:Special Victims Unit: 10pm... [Full Story]

Premiering Tonight on TV

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: September 18, 2006 · Comments (2)

ABC: Wife Swap: 8pm CBS: The Class: 8pm How I Met Your Mother: 8:30 Two and a Half Men: 9pm New Adventures of Old Christine: 9:30 CSI: Miami: 10pm NBC: Deal or No Deal: 8pm Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip: 10pm... [Full Story]

Stork Pays Visit to "Housewives"

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: September 12, 2006

Less than a week after Marcia Cross announced she was expecting her first child with husband Tom Mahoney comes word that Bree Van De Kamp is expecting her third child with, well, who knows. Eva Longoria spilled the news that her costar's pregnancy would be written into Desperate Housewives'... [Full Story]

TV's Worst Bosses

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: September 11, 2006 · Comments (1)

CNNMoney.com recently ranked TV's worst bosses and leading the pack? C Montgomery Burns. One boss calls employees "donkeys." Another tried to block the sun in order to create a market for his company. Sound too bad to be true? They are. Because these bosses, such as "The Simpsons'" Montgomery... [Full Story]

WB will sign off on Sept 17 by airing pilots

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: September 6, 2006

This is gonna be a wet dream for several dorks I know. WB will sign off on Sept 17 by airing the pilots of 4 of its most popular shows Pop culture sensations and critical darlings “Dawson’s Creek,” “Buffy The Vampire Slayer,” “Felicity” and “Angel” will air pilot episodes from... [Full Story]

White Stripes on Simpsons: First Look

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: August 27, 2006

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TV Is Now .1 Percent Less Gay

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: August 23, 2006 · Comments (1)

According to GLAAD, the new TV season features nine homosexual characters, a decrease from last year's tally of 10 and representing 1.3 percent (down from 1.4 percent) of the lead or supporting characters on the six major networks (MyNetworkTV generously included). What's more, the prominence of any such roles... [Full Story]

2006 Fall TV Season Premiere Dates

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: August 20, 2006

This is a huge list so I stuck it in the jump but I picked out a few I'm looking forward to: Tuesday, September 19 : 10:00pm Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (NBC) Thursday, September 21 : 8:30pm The Office (NBC) Wednesday, October 4 : 9:00pm Lost (ABC)... [Full Story]

Have You Seen Mr Meaty??

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: August 19, 2006

Nickelodeon has a new show called Mr Meaty that I almost can't believe is being shown on Nick. It's much more a Cartoon Network type show and I think I love it. Two losers in a fast food spot at the mall. Down to the theme song that goes... [Full Story]

TV embrasses 9/11

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: August 13, 2006

Not only are a handful of 9/11-related programs airing against each other that night, but several live sporting events will be broadcast from New York that day. CBS will rebroadcast an updated version of its "9/11" documentary on Sept. 10 from 8 to 10 p.m., opposite the first night... [Full Story]

'Deadwood' Creator Takes on Surfing Drama Pilot

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: August 12, 2006

Bruce Greenwood is in final negotiations to star in David Milch's pilot "John From Cincinnati," which Emmy winner Mark Tinker has come aboard to direct. Written by "Deadwood" creator Milch and author Kem Nunn, "John" is a drama set in the world of Southern California surfing. Greenwood will play... [Full Story]

FUNNY LADY

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: July 31, 2006

KATHY Griffin just got an Emmy nomination for her hilarious show, "My Life on the D List," but Bravo still hasn't renewed it. "I don't know why," a mystified Griffin told us at "The View" queen Joy Behar's Upper West Side apartment during a party for stylist/interior decorator Robert... [Full Story]

LAGUNA BEACH SEASON #3

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: July 30, 2006 · Comments (1)

This year, a variety of coming of age stories that surround high school life will be revealed. A girl will find love for the first time, but will she hold onto it? Will a lifelong friendship turn into something more? Does a high school rock band have a chance... [Full Story]

Fox to launch a late-night 'Talkshow'

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: July 28, 2006

One of Fox's first programming ventures as a network was a late-night talk show hosted by Joan Rivers, which bombed, as did a subsequent, famously failed attempt by Chevy Chase. Well, if at first (and at second) you don't succeed, try, try again - and Fox is doing just... [Full Story]

Dr. Phil, White Stripes on 'Simpsons'

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: July 25, 2006

Natalie Portman, Kiefer Sutherland, the White Stripes and Dr. Phil McGraw will be among the guest voices on the upcoming season of "The Simpsons." Joe Mantegna will reprise his role as Springfield's infamous mob boss Fat Tony when the animated Fox show begins its 18th season Sept. 10. Joe... [Full Story]

CBS's Fall Lineup, Check Inside Your Fridge

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: July 17, 2006

It's the next best thing to actual good programming. IN September, CBS plans to start using a new place to advertise its fall television lineup: your breakfast. The network plans to announce today that it will place laser imprints of its trademark eye insignia, as well as logos for some... [Full Story]

Gandolfini Surgery Stalls Final 'Sopranos' Episodes

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: July 14, 2006

The final season of TV mob drama The Sopranos has been delayed to allow actor James Gandolfini to recover from knee surgery. The actor's "unexpected" surgery comes just weeks after he took a tumble from his scooter after colliding with a taxi in New York City - and insiders... [Full Story]

Ben Stiller, Wife Partner on Sitcom

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: July 5, 2006 · Comments (1)

Big-screen comic Ben Stiller is teaming with CBS on a comedy series to headline his wife and sometime costar, Christine Taylor (Zoolander). The untitled project, now on the fast track for a possible summer production start, is about a small-town girl transplanted to Hollywood as the wife of a... [Full Story]

"Futurama" Pulls a "Family Guy"

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: June 25, 2006

Fans continue make it harder for me to find a decent tv show. Comedy Central is going back to the Futurama. Three years after the show last aired on prime time, the cable net has signed a deal to resurrect the former Fox animated series for a minimum 13-episode run.... [Full Story]

HBO probes plastic surgery disasters

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: June 5, 2006 · Comments (4)

For years, airbrushed magazine photos and such TV shows as ABC's "Extreme Makeover" and Fox's "The Swan" have turned remaking yourself into an attainable magic brought with the flick of a scalpel or the brush of a suction hose. Reality, however, tends to intrude, as HBO's hour-long documentary "Plastic... [Full Story]

Green set to host online talk show

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: June 4, 2006

Hollywood REporter: Tom Green is getting another late-night talk show -- this time online. Nearly three years after MTV axed his show, ManiaTV.com will begin hosting a weekly call-in show with the comedian on June 15, live from his living room in the Hollywood hills. "It seemed like the... [Full Story]

Matt Lauer Trades Even

Posted by Tracey Coyle · Published: June 2, 2006

Matt isn't losing an over inflated ego he's trading one in for another. NYDN: Matt Lauer was sure in a lovely mood the night Katie Couric left the "Today" show for good. Emceeing Wednesday's fund-raiser for the Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit that produces "Sesame Street," the new king of morning... [Full Story]

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