PERSON OF INTEREST: Greg Plageman and Michael Emerson on the ‘Satisfying,’ ‘Philosophical’ Season 5

It’s that time of year when nearly every fall show has launched…but, sadly, CBS is holding PERSON OF INTEREST’s (short) fifth season until, well, TBD.

But as fans anxiously anticipate the show’s return, the PERSON OF INTEREST writers and actors are hard at work crafting the upcoming season.

“We really have to raise the bar,” PERSON OF INTEREST co-showrunner Greg Plageman said. “We have to build this thing to a crescendo…I feel really strongly we’re there. This show is on a trajectory it needed to be on to give our audience a satisfying season conclusion that could be fitting as a series conclusion as well.”
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BONES Recap: ‘The Resurrection in the Remains’

Hello BONES (and possibly SLEEPY HOLLOW) fans! This episode, “The Resurrection in the Remains,” was part of a two-part crossover special with SLEEPY HOLLOW, and we saw Ichabod Crane (Tom Mison) and Abbie Mills (Nicole Beharie) guest star. There were tricks and treats to be had in the Halloween-themed ep, so let’s get to discussing! Read more

BONES/SLEEPY HOLLOW Crossover Photo: ‘Dead Men Tell No Tales’

BONES’ Booth and Brennan will appear in tonight’s episode of SLEEPY HOLLOW — but SLEEPY HOLLOW’s Ichabod and Abbie will actually travel to the Jeffersonian for a bit of help. (And that’s after they make the trek there in the BONES hour of the crossover.)

Check out some photos from “Dead Men Tell No Tales”…

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SUPERNATURAL: Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles on the Meaningful Sam-Dean Scene, Special Return in ‘Baby’

[Warning: this post contains spoilers for the SUPERNATURAL episode, “Baby.”]

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ARROW: Stephen Amell and Paul Blackthorne on Oliver’s Plan to Run for Mayor, Sara’s Return

ARROW’s Oliver Queen has a new plan to save his city: he wants to become mayor.

And Oliver will get a bit of a mixed response to his plan, ARROW star Stephen Amell shared on the show’s Vancouver set. While his sister, Thea, and girlfriend, Felicity, will be supportive, Lance will have…well, a different take.

Amell and co-star Paul Blackthorne (Lance) spoke with reporters about the conversation their characters share in tonight’s episode, Sara’s return, and more… Read more

GRANDFATHERED: Fox Orders a Full First Season

Just a day after ordering a full season of THE GRINDER, Fox has extended a similar order to its fellow comedy freshman, GRANDFATHERED.

The order for nine more episodes of the John Stamos-led GRANDFATHERED will bring its season 1 count up to 22 installments.

“GRANDFATHERED had the Herculean task of self-starting on what is an incredibly competitive Tuesday night, and the series has proven itself up to the challenge,” said David Madden, President, Entertainment, Fox Broadcasting Company, in a statement. “Since the very beginning we knew this show would be that rare commodity — a genuinely original family comedy. The remarkable John Stamos, Josh Peck, Paget Brewster, and the entire cast have sparkling chemistry, and the show’s creative team has delivered fantastic scripts that keep these great characters moving.  We know fans are going to love the surprises in store for the rest of the season.”

Are you excited for more GRANDFATHERED?

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YOU’RE THE WORST Team on a Halloween-Themed Sunday Funday

It’s Sunday Funday time on YOU’RE THE WORST!

In the show’s first season, the “Sunday Funday” installment was a turning point for the show. The episode featured the entire ensemble together for most of the adventure, which showcased how well they all worked together.

And with a catchy song, and an easily repeatable format, the FXX comedy is taking things up a notch in season 2: it’s a Sunday Funday Halloween.

“We weren’t trying to…revisit what we’re doing, but we liked it, we had a good time with it,” YOU’RE THE WORST creator Stephen Falk explained on the show’s set. “It’s a very easy structure in which to put a show, because then the normal storylines that are happening can be put on top of it…but then we looked and saw what time of year it would be. My fiancee, who is also our head makeup person, was asking us to do a Halloween episode. The two things just clicked…Halloween episodes are dumb, but the idea of watching them go through Sunday Funday again, in costume, was too much to resist.”

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SUPERNATURAL: Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki Talk Filming ‘Baby’

Tonight’s new episode of SUPERNATURAL, “Baby,” pays tribute to one of the key components of the long-running series: Dean’s Impala, Baby.

The hour is a unique one, as it is told from the point of view — using that term loosely — of Baby. The forced parameters allows the series to showcase its creativity in new ways, and also lets viewers see an often unseen side of the Winchester brothers.

On the Vancouver set of SUPERNATURAL, series stars Jensen Ackles (Dean) and Jared Padelecki (Sam) spoke with reporters about filming the hour… Read more

IZOMBIE: Rose McIver and Malcolm Goodwin on Liv’s Country Turn and the Hilarious Cut Clive Scene

Liv goes a little bit country in tonight’s brand new episode of IZOMBIE.

In the hour, “Even Cowgirls Get the Black and Blues,” Liv eats a brain of a country-singing waitress. So, naturally, Liv busts out a few songs of her own in the hour.

On the show’s Vancouver set, Rose McIver (Liv) spoke with reporters about singing for the episode, and she and Malcolm Goodwin shared details on a hilarious Clive scene that was cut for time… Read more

THE FLASH Team on Francine’s Return, the Impact of Earth-2 Wells

THE FLASH has brought back a few potentially traumatizing people.

Francine West — Joe’s ex and Iris’ mother — two episodes ago, and the last hour revealed the truth of what went down: she was a drug addict, who endangered her daughter…and then abandoned her family. Joe admitted his lie to Iris, who handled it very, very well.

And then there’s Earth-2’s Harrison Wells, who popped up in Earth-1 at the very end of the last episode. Last season, Eobard Thawne (posing as Wells) mentored — and terrorized — Team Flash, before Eddie’s suicide wiped Thawne from existence.

But with Francine sticking around and Wells up to…something…there could be some challenging interactions ahead for the citizens of Central City.

On the show’s Vancouver set, Grant Gustin (Barry), Jesse L. Martin (Joe), Candice Patton (Iris), Danielle Panabaker (Caitlin), and Carlos Valdes (Cisco) spoke with reporters about what’s ahead… Read more

THE GRINDER: Fox Orders Full First Season

Fox has picked up the back nine episodes for THE GRINDER’s first season, the network announced.

“THE GRINDER is the perfect combination of razor-sharp wit and relatable family dynamics — two hallmarks of successful comedies,” said David Madden, President, Entertainment, Fox Broadcasting Company, in a statement. “The critics have embraced this original, fresh and funny show, and the talented cast – led by Rob Lowe and Fred Savage — have done such an incredible job infusing it with biting humor and heartfelt moments.  We are so excited about the storylines that these fantastic producers have planned for the rest of the season.”

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MINORITY REPORT Team Teases Agatha/Vega’s Awkward Meeting, Dash/Arthur’s DUKES OF HAZZARD Adventure

MINORITY REPORT is reuniting the precogs in tonight’s new episode, “Fiddler’s Neck.”

“We’re going to the island,” MINORITY REPORT creator Max Borenstein teased to reporters on the show’s Vancouver set. “We’re going to see how the other half lives, with Agatha. Thus far in the season, she’s been present only via that telepresence machine, and wagging her finger at Dash, and telling him not to do what he’s doing. But now, she’s going to be the one who needs help. They come there, and we learn a lot about how you can live in this society, off the grid…we’re going to be able to do dig into that strange family dynamic as the brothers come back there, and they bring Vega.”

Of course, Vega’s presence provides its own complications — Agatha’s visions of the siblings returning to the milk baths, with Vega observing it all, have not gone away. So when the duo finally meet, “there’s obviously a great deal of tension,” Borenstein allowed. Read more

Monday’s SNAP JUDGMENT – GOTHAM

About Last Night…THE SIMPSONS, BROOKLYN NINE-NINE, and THE WALKING DEAD

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THE GOOD WIFE: ‘Taxed’ Photos

THE GOOD WIFE’s Alicia finds herself at odds with a bond court judge, and Diane has to argue against her own beliefs in Sunday’s new hour, “Taxed.”

Check out some photos from the episode…

THE GOOD WIFE airs Sundays at 9 PM on CBS.

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