Recaps
The Round-Up for July 21 to 30
Here are the entertainment news items from July 21 to 30:
TV NEWS
The Syfy series Caprica will return with the second half of season one in January 2011.
The comedic drama Chaos, which stars Freddy Rodriguez, Eric Close, James Murray, Tim Blake Nelson and Carmen Ejogo, has been ordered by CBS for mid-season. The series focuses on a group of rogue CIA spies in the Office of Disruptive Services (ODS), who combat threats to national security amidst bureaucratic gridlock, rampant incompetence and political infighting.
CBS announced the premiere dates for their new and returning dramas. They are as follows:
Hawaii Five-0 will debut on September 20 at 10 PM
NCIS, NCIS: Los Angeles will return on September 21 at 8 and 9 PM respectively
Criminal Minds is back at 9 PM on September
The new show The Defenders debuts on 10 PM on September 22
CSI and The Menatlist will return at 9 and 10 PM (respectively) on September 23
Medium, CSI: NYand the new series Blue Bloods will air at 8, 9 and 10 PM on September 24
The Good Wife will return at 10 PM on September 28
CSI: Miami will be back at 10 PM on October 3
The guys of Glee – Chris Colfer, Kevin McHale, Cory Monteith and Mark Salling – will co-host the Teen Choice Awards alongside pop sensation and multi-platinum recording artist Katy Perry on August 9 starting at 8 PM on FOX.
Russell T. Davies has teased information about the upcoming 4th season of Torchwood that will air in the US on Starz next year, telling a journalist from SFX that it will be very dark indeed, if not darker than Torchwood: Children of Earth.
The USA Network has picked up their hit series In Plain Sight for two more seasons.
TNT has ordered 15 new episodes each of The Closer and Leverage while the network’s new show Rizzoli & Isles gets 13 new episodes. These new seasons will start in 2011.
The exhaustive search for a new title for the ABC comedy Cougar Town, one that better reflects the show’s evolution from single-woman-on-the-prowl sitcom to dysfunctional-family comedy, has been scrapped per executive producer Bill Lawrence.
MADE-FOR-TV MOVIES
The Hallmark Hall of Fame movie November Christmas will star Sam Elliott, John Corbett, Karen Allen (Raiders of the Lost Ark), Sarah Paulson (Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip) and Emily Alyn Lind (All My Children). The movie is set in a small Rhode Island community where neighbors band together to create magical Halloween and Christmas moments – several weeks early – for a young girl named Vanessa, who is facing a serious illness. The film will air on November 28 at 9 PM.
Luke Perry and Jason Priestley (both formerly of Beverly Hills, 90210) have reunited for Goodnight For Justice, a Hallmark Movie Channel movie to be executive produced by Perry and directed by Priestley. The Western is based on an idea by Perry set in the American Old West, centering on John Goodnight (Perry) a circuit judge on a quest to catch the outlaw who killed his family.
Chad Michael Murray (One Tree Hill) will appear in the made-for-TV movie The Ex-Mas Carol on the ABC Family Channel, starring alongside Christina Milian and Ashley Benson (Pretty Little Liars). The movie is (more or less) about a comatose girl who visits her Christmas past, present, and future.
Paul Giamatti (John Adams) will star in the HBO made-for-TV movie that will depict the two-week tour that Nikita Khruschchev took of the United States in 1959. The movie is based on Peter Carlson’s nonfiction book K Blows Top. Once in the States, Khrushchev famously blew up when he was informed that a planned trip to Disneyland had to be tabled because of security concerns.
Terry O’Quinn (Lost) will star Taraji P. Henson (The Curious Case of Benjamin Button) in the upcoming Lifetime movie, Taken From Me: The Tiffany Rubin Story, which is based on the true story of Tiffany Rubin (Henson) and the daring rescue of her six-year-old son, Kobe, after he was abducted by his biological father and taken from his home in Queens, New York, all the way to Seoul, South Korea. With the help of Mark Miller (O’Quinn) and his charitable organization The American Association for Lost Children, Tiffany was able to travel to Korea to execute a high-stakes plan to bring her son home.
CASTING SCOOP
Jim Beaver (Supernatural) will make a one-time guest appearance on the new NBC series Law & Order: Los Angeles.
Kevin Rankin (Friday Night Lights and Trauma) will have a recurring role in the new season of The Mentalist, starring as Patrick Jane’s brother-in-law, Danny Ruskin, who is a hustler, a con artist and a ladies’ man. Rankin will debut in this second episode, slated to air on September 30.
Jennifer Grey (Dirty Dancing) will guest star in the FOX drama House in an episode scheduled to air in October. She will play Abbey, the mother of an infant daughter who is displaying signs of a life-threatening illness.
Joe Manganiello, who plays werewolf Alcide Herveaux on the HBO series True Blood, has been promoted to be a series regular for Season 4.
Caterina Scorsone has been moved up to series regular on Private Practice, playing Amelia Shepherd (the sister of Derek Shepherd from Grey’s Anatomy), who was introduced late last season, when she clashed with the Oceanside Wellness doctors over whether she could save one of their patient’s lives whether she could save one of their patient’s lives.
Eric Christian Olsen—who recurred on NCIS: Los Angeles last season as LAPD liaison Marty Deeks—has been promoted to a series regular. The show’s 2nd season kicks off with a two-hour episode on September 21.
Enrique Murciano (Without A Trace) has left the new Shonda Rhimes ABC drama Off the Map before the show even goes to air because of what is being touted as creative reasons. His role will not be recast.
Broadway actor Cheyenne Jackson, who has also appeared in Curb Your Enthusiasm and 30 Rock, is joining the cast of Glee in a major recurring role, succeeding Idina Menzel as the coach of Vocal Adrenaline.
Currie Graham and French Stewart will play brother patients in the season premiere of Private Practice. Graham (Raising the Bar) will play Russell, one of Charlotte and Sam’s patients who needs a kidney transplant. Stewart (3rd Rock From the Sun) will play his estranged brother, Kevin, who is willing to give up a kidney. However, once the docs meet Kevin, they realize he may not be fit to be a donor because of his mental state. Season 4 of Private Practice premieres September 23 at 10 PM on ABC.
Lauren Graham has been assigned a new boyfriend on Parenthood: Billy Baldwin is nearing a deal to join the cast as Adam’s (Peter Krause) boss and a love interest for Graham’s Sarah. NBC declined to comment, but an insider tells me that Baldwin—who recurred on Gossip Girl last season as Serena’s MIA dad—would appear in multiple episodes of the sophomore drama.
Rachel Bilson will reprise her role as Cindy on How I Met Your Mother, appearing in the show’s sixth-season premiere this fall when Cindy shows up at MacLaren’s bar, the favored hangout of show’s central quintet.
ABC confirms the news that was first broken at Comic Con: Charles Mesure has been upgraded to a series regular for the 2nd season of the series V.
English actress Indira Varma (Rome) is joining the cast of Human Target as a series regular, playing Ilsa, a sophisticated, driven and principled widow with a vast fortune that she uses to help better the world.
Paula Patton will appear in a multi-episode arc of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, playing a charming and savvy ADA who works with the Special Victims Unit.
Newcomer Chord Overstreet has joined Glee as Sam, a high school athlete who starts off as Finn’s protégé but becomes his competition and will more than likely be the football playing boyfriend to Kurt Hummel.
Rachelle Lefevre (Twilight) has joined the cast of the upcoming ABC drama Off the Map, playing Eva, who is a free-spirited missionary doctor who is well versed in international medicine and global health.
Liz Tigelaar, the Executive Producer of the CW series Life Unexpected announced that Emma Caulfield (Buffy) has joined the cast.
Liam Neeson will guest-star on the new Showtime series The Big C, playing a character named Bee Man, who Cathy (Laura Linney) sees about alternative cancer treatments. The series follows Cathy, a schoolteacher and suburban mother who tries to rebuild her life after her terminal cancer diagnosis. The series debuts on August 16 at 10:30 PM.
A new football coach will be on staff for the second season of Glee. Actress Dot Jones, who has appeared in episodes of 10 Things I Hate About You and HawthoRNe will be that new coach. This mean that Patrick Gallagher, who played coach Ken Tanaka, will not be back.
Katherine Moennig (The L Word) will guest star in the upcoming season of Dexter, playing a tattoo artist. The fifth season of the show premieres on September 26 at 9 PM.
Olivia Munn and Isaiah Mustafa will both appear in Chuck this upcoming season as Greta, an impossibly cool and smart CIA agent who intimidates and schools Chuck and Morgan. This new character will, according to Josh Schwartz, will be played by a different actor or actress each week. The fourth season of Chuck starts on September 20 at 8 PM.
Emily Bergl (Men In Trees) has been cast in Desperate Housewives, as Paul Young’s new wife, Beth, who will prove instrumental in Paul’s post-jail plans on Wisteria Lane.
Evan Ross, the son of singer Diana Ross, has joined the cast of 90210, playing Charlie, an older newcomer who gets tangled up in a love triangle with two current cast members.
Andrea Roth (Rescue Me) has replaced Wendy Moniz in the upcoming CBS drama Blue Bloods, playing the love interest for Tom Selleck’s character.
Melora Hardin (The Office) is joining the new NBC drama Outlaw, playing a high-powered lawyer and love interest for star Jimmy Smits. Gina Gershon played the role in the pilot.
Felicia Day (Dollhouse) has signed on to appear in ten episodes of Eureka, while Polly Walker (Caprica) will appear on two episodes of Sanctuary, where she will play Ranna, a powerful foe who faces Helen Magnus (Amanda Tapping) after the team encounters her in the show’s mid-season cliffhanger.
Jonathan Sadowski (Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles) will replace Ryan Devlin on the CBS comedy $#*! My Dad Says.
Sarah Carter (Dirty Sexy Money) has joined the cast of the upcoming TNT alien invasion drama Falling Skies, starring opposite Noah Wylie and Moon Bloodgood. She will play a member of a motorcycle gang who helps the heroes escape the aliens.
Actress Katheryn Winnick (Criminal Minds) will play Ashley, a war correspondent with whom Booth bonded with during his year overseas on Bones. She ends up following Booth back to D.C. where things get complicated. She is scheduled to appear in roughly five episodes, beginning with the September 23 season premiere.
Shoshannah Stern (Jericho) will recur in the upcoming third season of Lie To Me, starring as a grad student hired to help Dr. Lightman (Tim Roth) write his new book.
Charles Dance (Bleak House) has been cast in the upcoming George R.R. Martin drama series on HBO called Game of Thrones. He will play Tywin, a wealthy lord and head of one of the most powerful clans in the realm. He is the father of Cersei (Lena Headey), Jaime (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau), and Tyrion (Peter Dinklage).
Corey Stoll (Salt) will appear as the on-screen detective partner to Skeet Ulrich in the upcoming new NBC series Law & Order: Los Angeles. He will play Detective Tomas “TJ” Jaruszalski, who is described as a confident Los Angeles native with a disdain for the entertainment industry and an active social life. The series premieres on September 22 at 10 PM.
Gale Harold (Queer as Folk) has signed on for a guest-starring role on the new CW series Hellcats, as Marti’s (Aly Michalka) law professor. This role will be a multi-episode arc, as he becomes a mentor to Marti.
Aaron Douglas (Battlestar Galactica) will also be making an appearance on Hellcats.
Alfred Molina has joined the new NBC upcoming Law & Order: Los Angeles, playing Deputy D.A. Morales.
DEVELOPMENT NEWS
Gabriel Macht (The Spirit) will star in the new USA Network drama pilot A Legal Mind, playing Harvey, a smart, successful lawyer at a big Manhattan firm who takes a chance and hires Mike, a brilliant man lacking motivation and a college degree. Newcomer Patrick J. Adams will play Mike in the upcoming procedural.
Susan Sarandon has joined the new HBO pilot The Miraculous Year, starring as Patty Atwood, the director and choreographer of the Broadway play-within-a-show. The series follows a self-destructive Broadway composer trying to balance his equally difficult new show and family.
British actor Ben Whishaw (Brideshead Revisited) has been cast as the lead in the new Alan Ball HBO drama pilot All Signs of Death, based on Charlie Huston’s novel called The Mystic Arts of Erasing All Signs of Death. Whishaw will play Webster Filmore Goodhue, an inveterate twenty-something slacker who stumbles into a career as a crime scene cleaner, only to find himself entangled with a murder mystery, a femme fatale and the loose ends of his own past.
Syfy is developing an online prequel to Battlestar Galactica entitled Blood & Chrome, which would focus on the life of William Adama during the first Cylon War. The project would consist of nine to ten episodes of roughly ten minutes each.
Anson Mount (Conviction) and Dominique McElligott (The Guard) will star in the AMC period drama pilot Hell on Wheels. Mount will play Cullen, a former slave owner and a Confederate soldier determined to avenge the rape/murder of his beloved wife by tracking and killing the Union soldiers who killed her who ends up working on the Transcontinental Railroad. McElligott will play Lily Bell, an intelligent woman taking care of her ill husband who is part of the team of surveyors mapping the railroad’s course.
Isaiah Mustafa will appear in the movie Horrible Bosses alongside Jennifer Aniston and Jason Bateman.
Malik Yoba (Defying Gravity) and Laura Mennell (Watchmen) have signed on to star in the 90-minute drama pilot Alphas for Syfy. Yoba and Mennell will star opposite David Strathairn and will play members of the Alpha team, a group of people who have extraordinary mental and physical abilities who investigate difficult-to-solve cases that the CIA and FBI have either passed over or were unable to solve.
COMIC CON NEWS
The news broke on Saturday during Comic Con that Linda Hamilton will appear as Mary Bartowski in Chuck this fall as Chuck’s and Ellie’s mom.
Stargate Universe and Sanctuary will start their new seasons on September 28 at 9 and 10 PM respectively.
The head honcho at USA Network announced at Comic Con that a prequel movie to the network’s number 1 series Burn Notice will be done. The topic of that movie: The final mission of Sam Axe (Bruce Campbell) before his retirement as a Navy SEAL.
Quantum Leap creator Donald Bellisario is busy at work on a script for a possible theatrical release of the popular TV series. Scott Bakula made this announcement at Comic Con. It is likely that Scott and former co-star Dean Stockwell would make appearances in the movie, but probably not in the roles viewers would expect.
James Marsters (Spike from Buffy) will return for the final season of Smallville as Brainiac in the show’s 200th episode. Marsters will also be seen in the Hawaii Five-0 pilot, where he plays Alex O’Loughlin’s nemesis.
An extended member of the Castle family will die in the upcoming third season. It will most likely be one of these 3 people: Chet, the never-seen boyfriend of Castle’s mother, Martha (Susan Sullivan), Meredith (Darby Stanchfield), Castle’s first ex-wife and Alexis’ mother, who has been living in Los Angeles, or Gina (Monet Mazur), Castle’s second ex-wife with whom he reconnected in the season finale. The show will also reveal that Lainie (Tamala Jones) and Esposito (Jon Huertas) have started a romantic relationship.
During the Stargate Universe panel at Comic Con, it was revealed that both TJ (Alaina Huffman) and Chloe (Elyse Levesque) are alive after having been shot in the final episodes. Meanwhile, Eli (David Blue) will begin a relationship with one of the Lucian Alliance members and he will also go head-to-head with a Stargate Atlantis alum: David Hewlett, who played Dr. Rodney McKay, will bring out a dark side of Eli, while Robert Picardo will also stop by.
As already known, Allison Mack is exiting Smallville, but what was revealed during the show’s Comic Con panel were the following: the introduction of the super-suit (which is found at the Kent farmhouse by Lois), Tess Mercer still being alive, but being held captive, Cat Grant joins Clark at the Daily Planet, a new villain – Darkseid – will be introduced and old faces will return, including Jonathan Kent (played by John Schneider), Brainiac (James Marsters), Kara (Laura Vandervoort ) Carter Hall (Michael Shanks) and Plastique (Jessica Parker Kennedy). Discussions are being held to get Lionel Luther (John Glover) back on the series too.
What surprises were revealed during the Glee panel at Comic Con? They will pay respect to The Rocky Horror Picture Show; there will be another salute to Madonna, Tina, Mike and those other characters you don’t know so well will get more face time; Kurt’s dad (Mike O’Malley) has been a series regular, Finn’s mom will be seen more, viewers will meet Rachel’s two dads and Brittany’s sister.
During the Supernatural Comic Con panel, the season starts one year after the Season 5 finale. Dean has spent the last year as a defacto stepfather to his girlfriend Lisa’s son; Jensen will make his directorial debut and Sam will obviously be different this season.
The entire cast of the upcoming movie The Avengers were on hand at Comic Con, including Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury, Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man, Clark Gregg as Coulson, Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow, Chris Hemsworth as Thor, Chris Evans as Captain America, Jeremy Renner as Hawkeye, Mark Ruffalo as Bruce Banner. Who is the director? None other than Joss Whedon. The movie arrives in theatres on May 4, 2012.
NEWS
The creators of True Blood have another new project in the works: a comic book series that will add new layers to the show’s characters. Show creator Alan Ball has developed the plot of the comics with writers Elisabeth Finch and Kate Barnow, which is envisioned as a companion piece to the TV series, following Sookie and other Bon Temps residents who are trapped by an entity that begins killing people to feed. The first issue, which boasts two covers, can be downloaded from the Apple Apps Store or the Sony Digital Comics Store.
Wes Craven is turning to print, in the form of a graphic novel. He is partnering with Liquid Comics and producer Arnold Rifkin to publish the four-issue graphic novel series starting in early 2011.
John Crichton on Farscape. Col. Cameron Mitchell in Stargate SG-1. That makes two iconic roles for Ben Browder. Now we hear we’re soon going to see him as a noir detective in the year 2030 in theweb series Naught for Hire. Can the sci-fi lightning strike three times? The web series, adapted from the stories of John Stith, also stars Juliet Landau (Buffy), Chase Masterson (Deep Space Nine) and Jennifer Sky (Cleopatra 2525). No one’s giving away too many secrets about what the series will be about. We imagine Stith’s stories could give a clue, but the way adaptations go, you never know. Here’s what SFX was able to find out about the adventures of Nick Naught: A lighthearted sci-fi romp in the style of ’30s noir movies, with each episode ending on a cliffhanger, Naught For Hire is about a detective who has issues with modern technology, including a car that is in love with him, an elevator that won’t cooperate and an answering machine that wants to do nothing but pull pranks on him. The 13-part series is being filmed this summer, but there’s no word yet on when it will run.
BOX OFFICE NEWS
High School Musical star Zac Efron is in negotiations to join the adaptation of the Nicholas Sparks novel The Lucky One, which follows the story of a Marine who returns to North Carolina after having survived three tours of duty in Iraq. He attributes his good luck to a photo he has always carried with him, a photo of a woman he’s never met. Now that he’s returned, he sets out to meet her.
Daniel Craig has closed a deal to star in the film adaptations of Stieg Larsson’s Millennium novel trilogy starting with The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo. Craig would play Mikael Blomkvist, a divorced, middle-aged hard-nosed investigative reporter in Stockholm famous for his exposing corruption and scandal in business and government. He’s also co-publisher of the magazine Millennium and has had several lovers.
Now it looks like actor Tom Hardy (Inception) will play one of the two male leads in the box office movie This Means War, starring alongside Chris Pine. The movie is to follow two best friends and veteran spies who fall for the same woman (Reese Witherspoon) who has moved into their spare room. They end up fighting for her affections using their black-ops warfare tactics, a fight which literally demolishes much of New York City along the way.
Edi Gathegi (The Twilight Saga movies) is joining X-Men: First Class in the role of Darwin, the first bi-racial mutant, who has the power of “reactive evolution,” which allows him to adapt to any situation or environment. Plunged underwater, he’ll grow gills, he’ll gain night vision in pitch black and his skin grows fire retardant when burned.
Casting for the vampire western High Midnight is set to include William Baldwin, Thomas Kretschmann, Ted Raimi and Kevin Weisman. Vincent D’Onofrio, Elizabeth Hurley, Taylor Nichols and Emilio Rivera are also set to star.
Lena Headey (Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles) and Michael Ironside (Terminator Salvation) are to star in the thriller Safe House, which follows a team of US Marshals charged with protecting a mob-trial witness and her teenage daughter who have relocated to an isolated compound high in the Californian Rockies. Despite its security, the compound’s past is steeped in mystery and violence. Kate Mara and Michael Trucco may also be part of the cast, but no confirmations have been made on that yet.
Sony Pictures has picked up an in-the-works comedy starring Meryl Streep and Tina Fey as mother and daughter. Stanley Tucci has signed on to direct and he will also co-star.
Justin Timberlake is in talks to star in the upcoming box office movie I’m.mortal, which is one of the most sought-after sci-fi projects in the marketplace today. A final deal has yet to be made, though. I’m.mortal depicts a future where the aging gene is turned off at age 25, but to avoid overpopulation, time has become the new currency. The lead character is a poor man from the ghetto who is falsely accused of murdering a wealthy man for his time. Amanda Seyfried has already signed on to play the beautiful rich girl he kidnaps while on the run.
Jordana Spiro (My Boys) has joined the upcoming box office thriller Trespass. The story follows a married couple taken hostage by a group of thieves. Nicole Kidman will play the wife and Nicolas Cage the head thief. Spiro will play Petal, the head thief’s girlfriend who becomes a willing accomplice in the crime.
A new adaptation of the movie Total Recall is being done by Sony Pictures and will be directed by Len Wisemen (Underworld).
CONDOLENCES
Canadian character actor Maury Chaykin passed awaythis week. Chaykin appeared in the movie Dances With Wolves, and in TV shows such as C.S.I., ‘Boston Legal and Entourage (among many others). His acting career spans 35 years. He was 61.
RUMOR PATROL
It looks like Pushing Daisies actor Lee Pace may be in line to join the cast of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn. If this comes to pass, Pace will play Garrett, a friend of Edward’s, who is described in the script as a tall, nomadic vampire with sandy hair that he keeps tied back with a leather thong. Garrett is also penned as being down-to-earth, laid-back, rugged and having a lightness and element of humor about him. Production on Breaking Dawn is slated to begin this fall, though no exact date has been announced. No confirmations have been made, though, on this casting so stay tuned.
Looks like Clayne Crawford (24 and The Glades) has landed a major role in the new HBO drama pilot All Signs of Death from Alan Ball. The pilot is based on Charlie Huston’s best-selling crime novel, which revolves around a slacker-turned-crime scene cleaner (Ben Whishaw) who gets entangled in a murder mystery. Crawford will play his best friend, a sexy greaser who runs a tattoo parlor.
MARK YOUR CALENDAR
The following new movies and the following new shows will air this weekend:
The new Hallmark Channel movie Lies Between Friends will debut on Saturday, July 31 at 9 PM. The movie stars Gabrielle Anwar (Burn Notice) and Craig Sheffer (One Tree Hill).
NOTE: This movie will reair on Friday, August 6 at 9 PM.
The new Syfy movie Jack Hunter and the Lost Treasure of Ugarit will debut on Saturday, July 31 at 9 PM. The movie stars Joanne Kelly (Warehouse 13).
The new series Rubicon will premiere with two back-to-back episodes on AMC at 8 and 9 PM.
Dark Blue will return for a new season on Wednesday, August 4 at 9 and 10 PM.
Here are the new episodes of the dramas that will be airing this coming week:
Saturday, July 31
Persons Unknown on NBC at 8 PM
Being Human on BBC America at 9 PM
Sunday, August 1:
Leverage on TNT at 9 PM
Scoundrels on ABC at 9 PM
The Gates on ABC at 10 M
The Glades on A&E at 10 PM
Mad Men on AMC at 10 PM
Unnatural History on Cartoon Network at 8 and 9 PM
True Blood on HBO at 9 PM
Drop Dead Diva on Lifetime at 9 PM
Army Wives on Lifetime at 10 PM
Monday, August 2:
Lie to Me on FOX at 8 PM
The Good Guys on FOX at 9 PM
The Secret Life of the American Teenager on ABC Family Channel at 8 PM
Huge on ABC Family Channel at 9 PM
The Closer on TNT at 9 PM
Rizzoli & Isles on TNT at 10 PM
Tuesday, August 3:
Pretty Little Liars on ABC Family Channel at 8 PM
Make It Or Break It on ABC Family Channel at 9 PM
HawthoRNe on TNT at 9 PM
Memphis Beat on TNT at 10 PM
Rescue Me on FX at 10 PM
Warehouse 13 on Syfy at 9 PM
White Collar on USA at 9 PM
Covert Affairs on USA at 10 PM
Wednesday, August 4:
Psych on USA at 10 PM
Thursday, August 5:
Rookie Blue on ABC at 9 PM
Burn Notice on USA Network at 9 PM
Royal Pains on USA Network at 10 PM
Friday, August 6:
Flashpoint on CBS at 10 PM
Friday Night Lights on NBC at 8 PM
Eureka on Syfy at 9 PM
Haven on Syfy at 10 PM
NOTE: Please check your local listings for the correct air dates and times for all of the above.
Have a great weekend!
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