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What to Expect on TV in April and May

We are only a few days into April and there is plenty of new programming – both new shows and movies – coming up in both April and May The following list highlights the new programming options for April and May: On April 3, the DirecTV drama Rogue will debut at 9 PM. The series stars Thandie Newton as a …

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April TV Calendar

The following list provides the dates of the new and returning cable dramas as well as mini-series and made-for-TV movies that will air during April: April 2 – The season finale of Justified will air on FX at 10 PM April 3 – The DirecTV drama Rogue will debut at 9 PM Show Synopsis: Thandie Newton stars as a morally …

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The 2013-2014 Pilots That I’d Love to See Make It to Series

It’s that time of year again – the major networks are quickly getting their new pilot orders made, making casting announcements left and right and creating as much buzz about their new projects as they can. But each year there are so few pilots that are actually picked up to series by the major networks that a lot of good …

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An Evening with the Cast and Crew of REVOLUTION at PaleyFest 2013

REVOLUTION -- "Pilot Episode" 101

Last weekend the cast and creative team behind the new NBC drama Revolution that – until it went on hiatus back in November became the top new drama for the network for the 2012-2013 TV season, earning an overall average of 8.5 million viewers – was saluted on the second night of this year’s 30th Annual Paley Fest. In attendance …

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March TV Calendar

The following list provides the dates of the new and returning cable dramas as well as mini-series and made-for-TV movies that will air during March: March 2 – A back-to-back marathon of all six episodes of the first season of Bomb Girls will air on Reelz Channel starting at 11 AM March 3 – The 10-hour five-part mini-series The Bible …

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Women Behind the Scenes Spotlight: Monica Owusu-Breen and Alison Schapker

Today’s Women Behind the Scenes spotlight is shone on TV producers and screenwriters Monica Owusu-Breen and Alison Schapker, who have been writing partners for a number of years. The ladies both got started as writers on the 2000 TV movie called Unauthorized Brady Bunch: The Final Days. That same year they moved over to the long-running supernatural series Charmed, working …

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How is the TV Season Doing Now (February Edition)

What a difference a few months make, right? Just when NBC had finally made a positive move, reaching the top of the pyramid where the major networks are concerned in terms of ratings anyway, the situation took a turn for the worse around the holidays with their top new drama Revolution going on hiatus at the end of November and …

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PARKS & RECREATION Press Release and Promo Photos: “Correspondents’ Lunch”

*Karen fangirls* BEN & LESLIE ARE GETTING MARRIED! *Fangirling over* Back-to-Back Episodes! Thursday, February 21 8:30/7:30c  LESLIE AND BEN / CORRESPONDENTS’ LUNCH (TV-PG) THE CLOCK IS TICKING – Leslie (Amy Poehler) and Ben (Adam Scott) have two hours to complete a years-long project. Meanwhile, Ron (Nick Offerman) gets in trouble when his temper gets the best of him. Elsewhere, Leslie is …

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DRACULA CASTING NEWS: Merlin Alum Katie McGrath Joins Cast

British actress Katie McGrath, who currently stars as Morgana on the Syfy series Merlin, which is in its final season, has joined the cast of the upcoming NBC thriller Dracula that will star Jonathan Rhys Meyers (from Bend It Like Beckham and The Tudors fame) as Alan Grayson, an American entrepreneur, who arrives in London and maintains that he wants …

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Parks & Rec: “Women in Garbage” Recap

I must preface my review by saying I have no clue how Parks & Rec manages to fit three stories into a half hour – AND keep it fun and entertaining. I love this show. In this episode, Leslie fights for equality in city politics, Ron babysits, and Tom needs help understanding basketball. Let’s go with Leslie first. She finds …

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