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While you can read my feature piece on AMC's conspiracy thriller Rubicon here, I thought I'd also offer my brief thoughts on the first four episodes of the drama itself.
I found Rubicon--which stars James Badge Dale, Miranda Richardson, Lauren Hodges,
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Looking to dive deeper into AMC's new conspiracy thriller Rubicon?
Head over to The Daily Beast, where you can read my latest feature, entitled "Rubicon's Paranoid TV," where I talk to showrunner Henry Brommel and stars James Badge Dale and Miranda
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Welcome to your Friday morning television briefing. First up: the swirling rumors, news, and confirmations emanating from FOX about the changes at American Idol...
The big news from last night of course is the departure of Ellen DeGeneres from FOX's American
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At today's Dexter session at the Television Critics Association Summer Press Tour, the cast and crew of the Showtime serial killer drama united on stage--a week after appearing in San Diego to promote the series--to discuss the fifth season, how
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On the comedy front, if there's one series that I'm anxiously awaiting, it's Showtime's Episodes, co-produced with Auntie Beeb. The Hollywood skewering series--which stars Matt LeBlanc, Tamsin Greig, Stephen Mangan, John Pankow, Mircea Monroe, and Kathleen Perkins--was created by former
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Showtime kicked off the second official day of the TCA Summer Press Tour with a session for its upcoming comedy The Big C, which launches next month.
After screening a selection of scenes from the first few episodes, Laura Linney, Oliver
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Showtime's Matt Blank kicked off the festivities on Day Two of the Television Critics Association Summer Press Tour by offering a look at what's coming up for their slate of original programming over the next six months or so.
"Showtime continues
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Last year's Comic-Con featured a huge crowd for BBC America's supernatural drama series Being Human, which hadn't even premiered in the US yet when the stars of the BBC Three series made their way to San Diego. A year later
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Welcome to your Thursday morning television briefing.
Entertainment Weekly's Michael Ausiello talks to CSI: NY executive producers Pam Veasey and Zachary Reiter about the departure of Melina Kanakaredes from the crime procedural and how they'll handle Stella's exit, given that Kanakaredes
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TCA's Summer Press Tour began this morning with CBS' executive session, featuring Nina Tassler, President of CBS Entertainment.
While there wasn't much news announced this morning, save the latest twist on Survivor--which will see 20 castaways split between two age groups:
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Welcome to your Wednesday morning television briefing.
The Chicago Tribune's Maureen Ryan is reporting that 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
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Welcome to your Tuesday morning television briefing.
Now that the ink has dried on Damages's DirecTV deal, Entertainment Weekly's Michael Ausiello talks to executive producers Todd A. Kessler, Glenn Kessler, and Daniel Zelman about whether the format for the serpentine legal
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"Who is Don Draper?"
It's those very words that are asked at the start of Season Four of AMC's slick and stylish period drama Mad Men but the question isn't just asked of Don Draper himself but posed to the audience
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This season of True Blood has continued to kick into overdrive, delivering yet another taut and disturbing installment that not only advanced the overarching plot of the fourth season but also pushed several characters past their breaking point, revealing the
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Looking to process last night's sensational season premiere of Mad Men?
Over at The Daily Beast, you can read my interview with Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner about the fourth season premiere ("Public Relations"), entitled "Mad Men's Slap-Happy Return," in which
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One of the most indelible--and therefore indescribable--moments of this weekend's San Diego Comic-Con was the Chuck panel, which debuted a brand-new music video from the international smash hit Jeffster!
Performing a hysterical rendition of Lady Gaga's "Bad Romance," the music video
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I came home from San Diego Comic-Con to discover the first six episodes of HBO's new period drama Boardwalk Empire, from Terence Winter and Martin Scorsese, waiting for me in a glittering stack of DVD screeners.
While I haven't been able
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There's no possible way to be everywhere at once at San Diego Comic-Con, which is why I'm always chuffed when the studios and networks release video for the panels that I missed.
One panel that I would have loved to have
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Missed the hordes of zombies at this weekend's San Diego Comic-Con International? Or the actual walking dead themselves?
Worry not, zombie fiends, as AMC has released highlights from its panel for its upcoming zombie drama The Walking Dead--based, of course, on
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Welcome to your Monday morning television briefing. It's the brief calm between the dual storms of Comic-Con and the TCA Summer Press Tour and there oh so much to do. Let's hit the headlines.
Chuck's executive producers Josh Schwartz and Chris
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