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Trying to figure out what to watch tonight? Be it new episodes of the TV season, reairs of cable series or a movie, here are some suggestions:

5:10 PM:
The Twilight Saga: Eclipse movie on Showtime

5:30 PM:
E.T. movie on ION

6 PM:
Alice in Wonderland movie on ABC Family
Salt movie on FX

6:30 PM:
Akeelah and the Bee movie on BET

7 PM:
Once Upon a Time: Magic is Coming on ABC (SPECIAL)
Into the West movie on AMC
Puss in Boots (animated) movie on HBO Family

8 PM:
Once Upon a Time on ABC (Season Premiere)
Call the Midwife mini-series on PBS (DEBUT)
Strike Back on More Max (Reair)
The Lion King (animated) movie on ABC Family
The Help movie on TMC

9 PM:
Revenge on ABC (Season Premiere)
Upstairs and Downstairs mini-series on PBS (Reair of Part 1 of 3)
The Nanny Express movie on Hallmark
The Debt movie on HBO Signature
50 First Dates movie on More Max
The Vow movie on Starz

10 PM:
Copper on BBC America (NEW)
Homeland on Showtime (Season Premiere)
Upstairs and Downstairs mini-series on PBS (Reair of Part 2 of 3)
The Lion King (animated) movie on ABC Family

10:01 PM:
666 Park Avenue on ABC (DEBUT)

11 PM:
Upstairs and Downstairs mini-series on PBS (Reair of Part 3 of 3)

Enjoy!

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The first week of the 2012-2013 TV season is nearly at a close. Here is how the major network dramas fared in the overall ratings last night:

8 PM Show:
CSI: NY (CBS) [Season Premiere] – 9 million

9 PM Shows:
Made In Jersey (CBS) [DEBUT] – 7.7 million
Grimm (NBC) [NEW] – 5.3 million
Fringe (FOX) [Season Premiere] – 3.2 million

10 PM Show:
Blue Bloods (CBS) [Season Premiere] – 11.1 million

What did you watch last night? Please share.

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Trying to figure out what to watch tonight? Be it new episodes of the TV season, reairs of cable series or a movie, here are some suggestions:

NOTE: CBS will broadcast encore airings of Vegas and Elementary tonight; check your local listings for airtimes.

5:45 PM:
Titanic movie on HBO2

6:15 PM:
Sweet Home Alabama movie on CMT

6:45 PM:
The A-Team movie on Cinemax

7 PM
Shrek (animated) movie on Cartoon Network
Love’s Everlasting Courage movie on Hallmark
Walk the Line movie on Oxygen

7:10 PM:
I, Robot movie on Spike

8 PM:
Revolution on NBC (Reair)
Doctor Who Special on BBC America
NCIS on USA Network
Independence Day movie on A&E
Aladdin (animated) movie on ABC Family
Tombstone movie on AMC
True Lies movie on Encore
Napoleon Dynamite movie on IFC
The School of Rock movie on Flix

9 PM:
Doctor Who on BBC America (NEW)
Strike Back on Cinemax (Reair)
NCIS on USA Network
Akeelah and the Bee movie on BET
Love Comes Softly movie on Hallmark

10 PM:
The Newsroom on HBO 2 (Reair)
NCIS on USA Network
Aladdin (animated) movie on ABC Family
Beaches movie on Flix
Cruel Intentions movie on Oxygen
Punisher movie on Spike

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Hey All,

Here are the news items for today:

TELEVISION

TNT has renewed Franklin & Bash for a third season. (TV By the Numbers)

DEVELOPMENT NEWS

ABC has bought an untitled heist drama from former 24 executive producer Evan Katz that is being described as a fun, twisty adventure about members of a former army Special Forces team who are betrayed, and decide to become thieves, in order to go after the people who are responsible for the deaths of their friends. (Nellie Andreeva at Deadline)

NBC has teamed with Gale Anne Hurd, executive producer on The Walking Dead, for drama project called 11th Commandment that is an adaptation of the 1998 novel “The Eleventh Commandment” from UK author Jeffrey Archer. The project would center on Connor Fitzgerald who has been leading a secret life as the CIA’s most deadly assassin when he decides to pull back to spend more time with his wife and family. But his worlds are about to collide when he is set up by someone within the CIA for an assassination he didn’t commit. (Nellie Andreeva at Deadline)

CBS has set up a medical drama with Reaper creators Michele Fazekas and Tara Butters (among others) that is going to be based on the book “Your Medical Mind” by renowned physicians Jerome Groopman and Pamela Hartzband. The book is inspired by the doctors’ lives with the show focusing on a husband and wife – one a surgeon, one an internist – who end up working together in the same hospital. Their unique approaches to medicine, and different ways of dealing with tough ethical issues, will lead them to examine the state of their own marriage. (Nellie Andreeva at Deadline)

The Bureau, a new FBI drama project from Bruckheimer TV and writer Aron Eli Coleite has ended up at CBS. The project is described as a character drama set at the New York field office of the FBI. (Nellie Andreeva at Deadline)

Executive Producer Jason Katims (Friday Night Lights and Parenthood) is behind the potential comedy pilot About A Boy based on the Nick Hornby book and the 2002 movie that was bought by NBC. The TV version will follow the relationship between a bachelor man-child and the young boy who moves in next door with his kooky single mother. (Nellie Andreeva at Deadline)

BOX OFFICE NEWS

Actor Andrew Garfield has signed to return to the role of Peter Parker and Marc Webb is set to direct the next installment of The Amazing Spider-Man. Emma Stone is also in talks to return to the role of Gwen Stacy. (Mike Fleming at Deadline)

Q&A SECTION (with Team Watch with Kristin at E! Online)

Question: Anything about Emma and her daddy in OUAT season 2? – BICIADE

Team Watch with Kristin: Break out the tissues because Emma’s reunion with her parents, aka Snow White and Prince Charming, will definitely bring on the waterworks. At least at first. Turns out, Emma is kind of resentful over them sending her away, even if it was to save her from the curse. As for David, he’ll be spending a lot of time with his grandson, Henry, in season two.

Question: The Scandal premiere was so good! I need scoop on the rest of the season. – Angela in Detroit

Team Watch with Kristin: According to cast member Columbus Short, you’d better get those oxygen tanks ready. “If you saw season one, it’s going to be bigger, faster, more dramatic, more scandalous, more by the seat of your pants,” he tells us. “Every scene you’re going to be like [gasps for air]. Just be prepared to be short of breath.” As for his character Harrison, Short says that he’ll be developing into something very “interesting,” in his own words. “Harrison is kind of evolving into this all-seeing, all-knowing type of character and it is pretty cool,” he says. “[He’s] one of the most dynamic characters I think I’ve played in my career.”

That’s it. Enjoy!

Have a great weekend!!

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Even more new and returning shows rolled out last night on the major networks. Here is how the major network dramas fared in the overall ratings last night:

8 PM Show:
Last Resort (ABC) [Debut] – 9.1 million

9 PM Shows:
Person of Interest (CBS) [Season Premiere] – 14.3 million
Grey’s Anatomy (ABC) [Season Premiere] – 11.5 million
Glee (FOX) [NEW] – 5.9 million

10 PM Shows:
Elementary (CBS) [Debut] – 13.3 million
Scandal (ABC) [Season Premiere] – 7 million

What did you watch last night? Please share.

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Trying to figure out what to watch tonight? Be it new episodes of the TV season, reairs of cable series or a movie, here are some suggestions:

7 PM:
Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader movie on HBO Signature

7:25 PM:
Source Code movie on Showtime

8 PM:
Grimm on NBC (Reair)
The Green Mile movie on AMC
Columbiana movie on Encore
Love’s Long Journey movie on Hallmark
Charlie’s Angels movie on Oxygen
Notting Hill movie on WE TV
Blade: Trinity movie on TNT

8:05 PM:
Camelot on Starz (Reair)

9 PM:
XIII on Reelz Channel (NEW)
Fringe on FOX (Season Premiere)
Grimm on NBC (NEW)
Nikita on The CW (Reair)
Strike Back on More Max (Reair)

9:50 PM:
Desperado movie on Encore

10 PM:
Haven on Syfy (NEW)
Strike Back on Cinemax (NEW)
Charlie’s Angels movie on Oxygen
Daredevil movie on TNT

Enjoy!

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The next six chapters of the brand new online series from CSI creator Anthony E. Zuiker called Cybergeddon are now live globally across 25 countries in 10 different languages on Yahoo!.

You can check them out Cybergeddon right here.

Cybergeddon follows the story of agent Chloe Jocelyn (Missy Peregrym from Rookie Blue) as she investigates a slew of seemingly unrelated cyberattacks with fellow agent Frank Parker (Manny Montana from Breakout Kings) and incarcerated master hacker Chase ‘Rabbit’ Rosen (Kick Gurry from Speed Racer). Chloe and her team must crack the worldwide cybercrime ring led by Gustov Dobreff (Olivier Martinez from Unfaithful) before it is too late. In a world where everyone is connected, everyone is at risk.

For more information, you can visit Cybergeddon on Facebook or follow them @cybergeddon on Twitter.

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Hey All

Here are the news items for today:

TELEVISION

Actor John Larroquette will have a major recurring role in the new NBC mid-season drama called Infamous that is an opulent soap about a female detective (Meagan Good) who returns undercover to the wealthy and troubled Lawson family she grew up in — as the maid’s daughter — to solve the murder of the notorious heiress Vivian Lawson who was once her closest friend. He will play Senator Dwight Haverstock, a powerful politician who has a dark history with the Bowers family. The estranged best friend of Robert Bowers (Victor Garber), Haverstock is an unpredictable man with extreme appetites and big secrets. (Nellie Andreeva at Deadline)

Actor Henry Ian Cusick (Lost and Scandal) will appear in three upcoming episodes of The Mentalist, playing Tommy Volker, a multi-millionaire adventurer playboy who comes under suspicion when a television reporter is murdered. (Nellie Andreeva at Deadline)

Actress Stockard Channing will appear in at least one episode of The Good Wife as mother to Alicia (Julianna Margulies). Meanwhile, actor Bruce McGill (Rizzoli & Isles) will have a potentially recurring role in the show as a world renowned attorney. The show is back for its new season starting on September 30 on CBS. (Kate Stanhope at TV Guide and Michael Ausiello at TV Line)

TNT has renewed Major Crimes for a second season, consisting of 15 episodes. This new season will air next summer. (TNT)

ONLINE SERIES NEWS

Actress Kate Mulgrew (Star Trek: Voyager and Warehouse 13) has landed a role in the upcoming online series Orange Is The New Black from Jenji Kohan (the creator of Weeds). The series centers on Piper (Taylor Schilling), an engaged Brooklynite whose decade-old relationship with a drug-runner (Laura Prepon) in college results in her arrest and multi-year detention in a federal penitentiary. Mulgrew will play Red, a Russian prisoner who runs the kitchen and serves as a mother figurehead for the women. (Nellie Andreeva at Deadline)

Q&A SECTION (with Team Watch with Kristin at E! Online)

Question: Don’t get me wrong, I love hearing about Elena, Damon and Stefan. I really want something on Jeremy though! – Corey in Indianapolis

Team Watch with Kristin: Kat Graham talked to us about Jeremy’s situation in TVD’s fourth season, and it sounds like he’s got a big journey ahead. “Jeremy is going to be become something new that I think the fans will really like,” she tells us mysteriously. Is there a chance he could become Bonnie’s boo again? “You get to see them have some scenes together in the first episode, which is really cool, and we’ve had a lot of scenes since,” she reveals. “[But] I think it’s yet to be determined. I think it was such a heartbreak for the character when she discovered that he was having an affair with a ghost. She’s got a lot of mending and healing to do. So she might give him another chance, or she might think that friendship is really where they should remain.”

Question: Any scoop on Once Upon A Time? September 30th is not arriving fast enough! – StorybrookeMirror

Team Watch with Kristin: Emma better watch her back because Regina is definitely going to be trying (hard) to win Henry back in season two. “It is heartbreaking because, as we saw in the season finale, she pretty much lost her son. And her final words to him were, ‘No matter what anyone tells you, know that I do love you,'” Lana Parrilla explains. “And this season is about her redemption and trying to get her son back.

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And the fall season keeps plugging along with more season premieres. Here is how the major network dramas fared in the overall ratings last night:

9 PM Shows:
Criminal Minds (CBS) [Season Premiere] – 11.6 million
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (NBC) [2-Hour Season Premiere] – 7.1 million

10 PM Shows:
CSI (CBS) [Season Premiere] – 10.7 million
Revenge: The First Chapter (ABC) [Season One Recap] – 5.4 million

What did you watch last night? Please share.

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Based on information provided by the Dark Horizons site and internet research, here are just some of the movies you can expect to see in the movie theatres in October.

Butter
Opens: October 5

Jennifer Garner stars as a small-town, conservative Iowan housewife hell-bent on keeping an adopted young orphan (Yara Shahidi) from winning gold at a Midwestern butter-sculpting competition. The cast includes Olivia Wilde, Hugh Jackman, Ty Burrell, Alicia Silverstone and Rod Corddry.

Frankenweenie
Opens: October 5

This 3D stop motion animated film comes from Tim Burton and pays homage to “Frankenstein” and 1950’s suburbia. It follows a boy who loses his dog and uses the power of science to bring it back to life. Voices will be provided by Charlie Tahan, Winona Ryder, Catherine O’Hara, Martin Landau and Martin Short.

Pitch Perfect
Opens: October 5

This is a comedy set in the competitive world of college a cappella singing, focusing on a lackluster all-female group. The cast includes Anna Kendrick, Rebel Wilson, Brittany Snow, Anna Camp and Elizabeth Banks.

Taken 2
Opens: October 5

Liam Neeson returns as retired CIA operative Bryan Mills in a story set in Istanbul where Mills and his wife (Famke Janssen) are taken hostage by the father of Marko Hoxha, the man whom Bryan left to die in a makeshift electric chair in the original film. The cast includes Maggie Grace, Rade Serbedzija and Luke Grimes.

Argo
Opens: October 12

This true story looks at the plan by the CIA to rescue six U.S. diplomats held hostage at their embassy in Iran in 1979 by convincing officials they were members of a camera crew scouting the area for a Hollywood movie. The cast includes Ben Affleck, Clea DuVall, John Goodman and Alan Arkin.

Here Comes the Boom
Opens: October 12

Kevin James plays a high school biology teacher who moonlights as a mixed-martial arts fighter in an effort to save the school’s music program. The cast includes Salma Hayek, Henry Winkler, Greg Germann and Reggie Lee.

Alex Cross
Opens: October 19

In this outing, Alex Cross (Tyler Perry) is now retired from the FBI but is drawn back in to find a killer only to learn it may be the same man responsible for the murder of his wife 12 years ago. The cast includes Matthew Fox, Edward Burns, Rachel Nichols and Jean Reno.

Chasing Mavericks
Opens: October 26

This biopic is about American surfing legend Jay Moriarty, a young Santa Cruz surfer who famously conquered a stretch of treacherous Northern California waves, but later perished in a free-diving accident in the Maldives one day before he was to turn twenty-three. Gerard Butler will play Rick ‘Frosty’ Hesson, a fellow surfing legend and mentor character to the young man. The cast includes Jonny Weston, Elisabeth Shue, Leven Rambin and Abigail Spencer.

Cloud Atlas
Opens: October 26

Based on the six interwoven tales in the 2004 David Mitchell novel, the film explores the consequences of courage and betrayals across continents, time periods and genres. The cast includes Tom Hanks, Halle Berry, Jim Broadbent, Hugo Weaving, Jim Sturgess, Ben Whishaw, James D’Arcy, Keith David, Susan Sarandon and Hugh Grant.

Fun Size
October 26

Victoria Justice plays a whip-smart teen girl who accidentally loses her oddball little brother after being forced to take him out for trick-or-treating on Halloween. The cast includes Johnny Knoxville, Chelsea Handler, Jane Levy and Josh Pence.

The Big Wedding
Opens: October 26

This comedy is about a long-divorced couple (Robert De Niro and Diane Keaton) who fake being still married when their family unites for a wedding of their adopted son (Ben Barnes). The cast includes Amanda Seyfried, Robin Williams and Katherine Heigl.

Movies coming out in November will be posted at the end of October.

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