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Look who’s coming on season 7 of Weeds? Lindsay Sloane.
The funny actress, most recently seen on Mr. Sunshine, will portray a love interest of Andy’s on the Showtime hit.
Sloane will appear on at least six episodes as Maxeen, a conceptual artist in New York.
The final season of Weeds will begin to air on June 27 with its first episode titled “Bags.”
You can check other Weeds Season 7 Reviews and Spoilers HERE.
Everyone’s excited to see Terra Nova season 1 this fall. But before anything else, let’s all first meet one of the show’s regulars, Rod Hallett.
The British actor, best known for his work on The Tudors, has been cast in a regular role on Terra Nova, Fox’s new, prehistorical-based drama.
Terra Nova centers on Jason O’Mara as Jim Shannon, who time travels to the dinosaur era in order to save the human race. Hallett will portray Jim’s nemesis, a doctor who vies for Shannon’s wife’s affection.
Terra Nova is scheduled to air on Mondays 8 p.m. starting this fall.
You can check Terra Nova Season 1 Reviews and Spoilers HERE.
Here is the latest scoop for Pretty Little Liars season 2. We got a new addition to the cast as Andrea Parker has landed a key role.
The actress, who has guest-starred on CSI: Miami, My Name is Earl and The Mentalist, will appear on season two as Alison’s mother, Jessica DiLaurentis. Look for her to debut on episode six this summer.
Jessica returns to Rosewood to oversee a charity fashion show being thrown in her daughter’s honor. But, come on, this is Pretty Little Liars: Expect an ulterior motive to be revealed regarding this character.
After the season 3 finale of Castle, which is really a game changer, viewers are asking on what can we expect on the most anticipated season 4. Well, we have creator Andrew Marlowe’s interview and he gave us lots of spoilers.
Here is Marlowe’s interview with EW.
“I think the finale was a great way to chapter out on the early portion of the Beckett-Castle relationship and to transition us to the even more complex more mature aspects of their relationship as we move forward,” Marlowe said.
“I think that even though Castle is still kind of a charming, boyish man, we see an enormous amount of growth in him over the last three years towards a kind of maturity. It doesn’t mean Castle’s going to lose his boyish charm.”
“It just means that he’s becoming more complex and interesting. The same with Beckett, a character who started off being relatively closed off.”
Specifically, Marlowe pointed to the scene in the finale where Montgomery tells Beckett that she “wasn’t having any fun” before Castle came along as an example of the kind of growth he likes to see from the pair.
“We’ve really seen her start to open up to both Castle and to the audience, and there are more mysteries to mine in both of these characters, as there are in the secondary characters, but I think that this marks a new and different chapter in their relationship.”
“We’re not looking to fundamentally change the show, we’re just looking to enhance it and make the experience even richer and more satisfying for the fans.”
Nikita’s season 1 finale is outstanding. After the season conclusion, it made us wanting more. So now, what can we expect from season 2?
Well, first of all, Nikita was moved to Fridays.
Next, we have The CW’s press release about season 2. Read the spoilers below.
Season Two kicks off with Nikita and Michael on the run with a hard drive containing the government’s darkest secrets and conspiracies. Together, they are going to right the wrongs that Division has committed over the years, one mission at a time. But leading the hunt for them this time is Alex…and she knows all of Nikita’s tricks.
So any thoughts about this Nikita season 2 spoiler?
You can check Nikita Season 2 Reviews and Spoilers HERE.
There’s no doubt that Misha Collins is one of the most loved characters on season 6 of Supernatural. But unfortunately, he will have less appearance on season 7. In fact, Collins will not be a series regular next season.
Sera Gamble explained to TV Line that this is because the show’s focus has been and always will be on the boys, despite the writers’ feelings for Cas and his portrayer:
“When it comes to Supernatural, our philosophy is that everyone moves in and out and weaves in and out of the story, obviously with the exception of Sam and Dean. We love Misha. We love and adore the character of Castiel. His character developed to this extent and went in this unexpected direction because we were so inspired by him.”
Cas’s transformation will be explored next season, and there will be angel stories, but “they will probably be more self-enclosed,” reveals Gamble. Collins will be in the Season 7 premiere, but Gamble will not say how much he will be on the show beyond that, because it would give away too much about what happens in the premiere.
What do you think of this spoiler?
You can check Supernatural Season 7 Reviews and Spoilers HERE.
We still don’t know what’s at store for us on The Walking Dead season 2. But count this in, creator Robert Kirkman said in an interview with TV Guide that we will see lot more of Andrea.
“Andrea very much wanted to die in the CDC, so we’re going to be dealing with that,” Kirkman said, adding Dale’s love interest will be channeling her pain into a desire to be a protector of the group. “She’ll be learning some guns, and she might not quite get to a certain level, but we are definitely going to be going down that road.”
Still we don’t have yet any season 2 premiere dates for The Walking Dead.
What are your expectations for The Walking Dead Season 2?
You can check The Walking Dead Season 2 Reviews and Spoilers HERE.
We saw the promised quiet emotional shootout on the season 7 finale of Grey’s Anatomy. I think Cristina’s roaring “no” to pregnancy adds up to that. But will Meredith and Derek get divorce on season 8? Creator Shonda Rhimes gave us answers and season 8 spoilers.
Without Mer and Der, could Grey’s Anatomy possibly continue? Here’s what had Rhimes had to say on this and other topics the morning after the bombshells of “Unaccompanied Minor” were dropped:
On whether she’s prepared for the backlash from fans, Rhimes tells TV Line:
“I don’t know if I steeled myself for the blowback. I’m sure there’s going to be some, but I’m not even sure I thought about it. I’ve been busy thinking about setting us up for next season, which might be the final season for the [original cast members].”
“I wanted to spend next season doing nothing but telling stories about the originals, and I felt like in order to do that, we wanted to put everybody in a place where the focus was squarely on Meredith and Derek, Cristina, Alex.”
On having Meredith tamper with Derek’s Alzheimer’s drug trial:
“I’ve heard a number of people say, ‘I don’t think Meredith would do that.’ Meredith is the girl who put her hand on a bomb in a body cavity. Meredith is the girl who tried to help a serial killer kill himself, so that he could donate his organs.”
“Meredith – and this is obvious – has a compass that has always led her to shades of grey. She does not believe in black-and-white, she does not believe in good or bad.”
“She does what she thinks is right. It’s funny, when we first pitched this storyline to Ellen, the first thing she said before we got to the end was, ‘But I give Adele the drug, right? I definitely give Adele the drug versus the placebo.’ We said yeah, because that’s who Meredith is.”
“Derek has always been a person who believes in right or wrong, and that has been the fundamental argument of their relationship. I also feel like it’s important to say that Meredith and Derek aren’t getting a divorce; their marriage is in trouble.”
On what part of Mer accepts responsibility for pushing Derek away:
“I don’t know. Maybe 50-50? She made a choice but she knew she made a choice. It wasn’t a simple choice to make, but it was the only choice for her to make. As a woman who would tell a gunman to shoot her in the Season 6 finale, that’s who she is.”
“She deals with consequences later. I know that she feels justified, but I also think she knows she made her own bed. He just needs his space.”
“The work of his life, which was him basically trying to cure the disease that Meredith eventually will likely suffer from, has been ruined. If he knew about the baby Zola, things might be different, but he doesn’t.”
“Right now he’s just angry and he needs a chance to get over it.
On whether Meredith and Derek are still destined to be together forever:
“I feel like Meredith and Derek are meant to be together forever, and we’re going to make sure in the end they end up together – unless one of them dies or something. I don’t think it undercuts the drama. I think how we get there is the journey.
On whether season eight is it for the cast – and the show:
“It might be the last hurrah for a lot of them; you never know. I really don’t know and I don’t presume to know. Everybody including Chandra Wilson, Justin Chambers and James T. Pickens has an individual choice to make and I get that.”
“It’s been seven really amazing years. Everyone has a choice to make. All the originals are in play.”
On whether Cristina will really terminate the pregnancy:
“No one’s ever told me I couldn’t, so it never occurred to me I couldn’t. It is a polarizing issue, and we deal with a lot of polarizing issues. Addison performs abortions on Private Practice all the time, and she’s had one herself.”
“Violet has had two herself. I don’t feel like that’s the point. Every woman has her legal, God-given right to choose.”
On Cristina and Owen’s prognosis:
“I’m still debating what’s going to happen with Cristina and Owen, in my own head. Every day I change my mind about what’s going to happen with them.”
On Alex’s romantic tribulations:
“I want him to be happy so badly! I really do. It’s so difficult because he’s such the kicked dog a lot of the time, and his character is so tough about it. But you really feel sorry for him. I feel like he hasn’t had any happiness since Izzy.
On whether the Charlie’s Angels pilot killed his relationship:
“I love Lucy and I thought Rachael was great; she has such a sparkle to her. If that pilot hadn’t happened, things would be entirely different.”
On the climactic Mark-Lexie scene:
“I really like Mark and Lexie together, and I re-edited that scene like 50,000 times. I took it out, I put it back in. The writers and I argued about it for days and days, and it felt like we needed to give Mark some place to go.
“He’s been in baby land this whole season and he needs to step out of Callie and Arizona’s relationship and stand on his own. That’s what we’re trying to do.”
Before anything else, I would like to give a warning that you should not read the spoiler below if you haven’t watched The Mentalist season 3 finale yet. The season 3 conclusion is both shocking and revealing so better watch it first.
Now that you are here, I assume you enjoyed the finale and read our review on the reviews section. Let’s see what creator Bruno Heller had to say about Jane’s actions. How will these acts affect or impact season 4?
“Patrick has just murdered a man in cold blood in front of hundreds of people and next season he will be tried in court. We won’t dodge any issues. Patrick won’t wake up and discover it was all a dream. There will be consequences.”
Star Simon Baker also spoke to TV Guide about his character’s violent, illegal, startling action, describing Jane’s decision as follows:
“I think it was a brilliant choice to have the murder happen in such a public place. Bang! Bang! Bang! Then Jane’s totally calm. People are running around in a panic. Jane just sits down and has his cup of tea. It’s done. He’s finally done what he needed to do. After this season, you’re going to have the lead character on a network TV series being a cold-blooded, vengeance-killing murderer. That’s heavy.”
So any thoughts or expectations for The Mentalist season 4?
You can check The Mentalist Season 4 Reviews and Spoilers HERE.
The CW brings a new series titled ‘Hart of Dixie.’ The said show stars Rachel Bilson whom we really missed so much!
About the pilot episode of Hart of Dixie, CW gave us some spoilers and you can check them below.
Fast-talking New Yorker and brand new doctor Zoe Hart has it all figured out – after graduating top of her class from medical school, she’ll follow in her father’s footsteps and become a cardio-thoracic surgeon. But when her dreams fall apart, Zoe decides to accept an offer from a stranger, Dr. Harley Wilkes, to work with him at his small practice in Bluebell, Alabama.
The series stars Rachel Bilson as Dr. Zoe Hart, Jaime King as Lemon Breeland, Wilson Bethel as Wade Kinsella, Cress Williams as Lavon Hayes, McKaley Miller as Rose and Scott Porter as George Tucker.
Hart of Dixie is scheduled every Monday right after Gossip Girl.
You can check Hart of Dixie Season 1 Reviews and Spoilers HERE.
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