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TV Ratings

It was a return to regular programming (finally) on the major networks last night with the return of several dramas and the debut of a much-buzzed-about new series.

Here is how the Sunday night dramas fared in the overall ratings:

7 PM Show:
Once Upon a Time: Wicked Is Coming (ABC) [SPECIAL RECAP] – 4.4 million

8 PM Show:
Once Upon a Time (ABC) [NEW – Spring Return] – 7.3 million

9 PM Shows:
Resurrection (ABC) [DEBUT] – 13.3 million
The Good Wife (CBS) [NEW – Spring Return] – 8.9 million

10 PM Shows:
The Mentalist (CBS) [NEW – Spring Return] – 9.9 million
Revenge (ABC) [NEW – Spring Return – Timeslot Move] – 6.5 million

What did you watch last night? Please share.

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Here is a list of the programming options to expect on TV this week:

On March 10, Bones will move back to Monday nights on FOX at 8 PM while the final episode of Beauty And the Beast will air on The CW at 9 PM.

Also on March 10, the new NBC drama Believe will air its series premiere at 10 PM. Levitation, telekinesis, the ability to control nature, see the future… since she was born, Bo has had gifts she could neither fully understand nor control. But now that she is 10 years old, her powers have become stronger and the threat from malevolent forces that would use her abilities to control the world has grown more dangerous. With her life and future in jeopardy, Bo’s protector, Milton Winter, turns to an unlikely source to keep her safe: Tate, a wrongfully imprisoned death row inmate who’s lost his will. Tate and Bo begin an extraordinary journey, one in which trust must be earned. On the run and traveling from city to city, every place they stop and everyone they meet will be changed forever. But they’ll have to keep going to stay one step ahead of the sinister forces after Bo’s power… because it will take a miracle to keep them safe forever.

On March 14, Banshee will air its season finale on Cinemax at 10 PM.

The Lifetime movie The Grim Sleeper will debut on March 15 at 8 PM. The film follows LA Weekly reporter Christine Pelisek as she doggedly investigates the unsolved murders of dozens of women in Los Angeles and soon realizes one person is responsible for many of these deaths that began over 20 years earlier. After a string of murders in the 1980s, the violence seemed to end; but almost 14 years later, another murder spree begins, leading Pelisek to dub the killer “The Grim Sleeper.” The reporter-turned-amateur detective notices similarities between the cases and sets out to break the story of her career, researching evidence and interviewing witnesses for clues to the killer’s identity. While police and lead detectives kept the community in the dark about a potential serial killer on the loose, Pelisek contacts the victims’ families to offer them the truth about what may have happened to their daughters, sisters, wives and mothers. When the only known survivor comes forward to tell her side of the story, pieces of the mystery unravel and Pelisek is even more determined to bring justice for the victims.

The season finale of Black Sails will air on Starz at 10 PM.

On March 16, a special two-hour farewell special for the long-running, but recently defunct Lifetime drama, Army Wives will air at 9 PM.

Also on March 16, the NBC drama Believe will move to its regular time slot at 9 PM followed by the series premiere of the new drama Crisis at 10 PM. Crisis is about the most powerful people in the world who are brought to their knees, when those they hold most dear are threatened. In the opening, it’s field trip day for the students of Ballard High, a school that educates the children of DC’s elite, but when their bus is ambushed on a secluded rural road, the teenagers and their chaperones are taken, igniting a national crisis.

The new UP Network movie Dear Viola will debut on March 16 at 7 PM. When the writer of a local, obsessively-read, beloved advice column, entitled “Dear Viola,” decides to retire and leave the quaint seaside village of Bellport, seasoned editor Earl Bellamy is taken aback. While hoping to keep a lid on this news and his paper going, Earl unexpectedly finds a brand -new “Viola” column on his desk. Earl and his staffers Brian and Peggy, and soon the entire town find Viola’s new published tone to be refreshing, no -nonsense, funny and wise. Soon mail starts flooding in and using the security camera, Earl discovers the mystery columnist to be none other than Katie Miner, the shy accountant who has quietly done the books at the paper for years. Katie agrees to continue writing the column as long as her identity can remain secret. But how long with that last before things start to change.

Mark your calendars!

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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:

8 PM:
Star-Crossed on The CW (NEW)
Switched at Birth on ABC Family (NEW)
Bitten on Syfy (NEW)
Banshee on Cinemax (Reair)
Major Crimes on TNT (Reair)
Born on the Fourth of July movie on Flix
Columbiana movie on FXX
Alex Cross movie on Showtime 2

9 PM:
Beauty And the Beast on The CW (NEW – Spring Finale)
The Fosters on ABC Family (NEW)
Being Human on Syfy (NEW)
Dallas on TNT (NEW)
Teen Wolf on MTV (Reair)
Legally Blonde movie on Oxygen

10 PM:
Intelligence on CBS (NEW)
Teen Wolf on MTV (NEW)
Lost Girl on Syfy (NEW)
The Fosters on ABC Family (Encore)
Columbiana movie on FXX

10:01 PM:
Believe on NBC (DEBUT)

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Now that February has come and gone, it’s time to go over the ratings for that month in regards to cable dramas, made-for-TV movies and mini-series that aired during in February:

Those ratings are all listed below:

CABLE DRAMAS

MONDAYS:

Teen Wolf – The MTV thriller aired four new episodes of its third season during February. The ratings for those episodes are as follows:

February 3 – 2.3 million
February 10 – 2.1 million
February 17 – 2.1 million
February 24 – 1.9 million

This averages out to 2.1 million viewers for February. A new episode of Teen Wolf aired on March 3 with another new episode set to air on March 10 on MTV at 10 PM. Ratings for those episodes will be provided on next month’s report.

Switched at Birth – The ABC Family drama aired four new episodes of its third season during February. The ratings for those episodes are as follows:

February 3 – 1.6 million
February 10 – 1.7 million
February 17 – 1.7 million
February 24 – 1.6 million

This averages out to 1.7 million viewers for February. A new episode of Switched at Birth aired on March 3 with another new episode set to air on March 10 on ABC Family at 8 PM. Ratings for those episodes will be provided on next month’s report.

The Fosters – The ABC Family drama aired four new episodes of its debut season during February. The ratings for those episodes are as follows:

February 3 – 1.8 million
February 10 – 1.8 million
February 17 – 1.7 million
February 24 – 1.5 million

This averages out to 1.7 million viewers for February. A new episode of The Fosters aired on March 3 with another new episode set to air on March 10 on ABC Family at 9 PM. Ratings for those episodes will be provided on next month’s report.

Lost Girl – The Syfy series aired four new episodes of its fourth season during February. The ratings for those episodes are as follows:

February 3 – 667,000 viewers
February 10 – 630,000 viewers
February 17 – 696,000 viewers
February 24 – 630,000 viewers

This averages out to 656,000 viewers for February. A new episode of Lost Girl aired on March 3 with another new episode set to air on March 10 on Syfy at 10 PM. Ratings for those episodes will be provided on next month’s report.

Being Human – The supernatural series aired four new episodes of its recently announced fourth and final season on Syfy during February. The ratings for those episodes are as follows:

February 3 – 1.2 million
February 10 – 1.2 million
February 17 – 1.2 million
February 24 – 1.2 million

This averages out to 1.2 million viewers for February. A new episode of Being Human aired on March 3 with another new episode set to air on March 10 on Syfy at 9 PM. Ratings for those episodes will be provided on next month’s report.

Bitten – The new Canadian series aired four more new episodes of its freshman season on Syfy during February. The ratings for those episodes are as follows:

February 3 – 826,000 viewers
February 10 – 750,000 viewers
February 17 – 829,000 viewers
February 24 – 690,000 viewers

This averages out 774,000 viewers for February. A new episode of Bitten aired on March 3 with another new episode set to air on March 10 on Syfy at 8 PM. Ratings for those episodes will be provided on next month’s report.

Dallas – The TNT series returned for its third season on February 24, earning 2.7 million viewers. A new episode of Dallas aired on TNT on March 3 with another new episodes to air on March 10 at 9 PM. Ratings for those episodes will be provided on next month’s report.

The second seasons of the Canadian dramas Cracked and King both aired more new episodes on Reelz Channel in February, but ratings for both shows could not be tracked down.

TUESDAYS:

Pretty Little Liars – The ABC Family soap aired four new episodes of its fourth season during February. The ratings for those episodes are as follows:

February 4 – 2.2 million
February 11 – 2.2 million (Black & White Episode)
February 18 – 2.6 million
February 25 – 2.2 million

This averages out to 2.3 million viewers for January. A new episode of Pretty Little Liars aired on March 4 with the next new episode set to air on ABC Family on March 11. Ratings for those episodes will be provided on next month’s report.

Ravenswood – The ABC Family spin-off series aired its final episode on February 4, earning 1.4 million viewers. ABC Family decided to cancel Ravenswood after only 10 episodes, though.

Twisted – The ABC Family drama returned for the rest of its freshman season on February 11, airing three episodes during February. The ratings for those episodes are as follows:

February 11 – 1.3 million
February 18 – 1.4 million
February 25 – 1.1 million

This averages out to 1.3 million viewers for February. A new episode of Twisted aired on March 4 with the next new episode set to air on ABC Family on March 11. Ratings for those episodes will be provided on next month’s report.

Being Mary Jane – The BET drama aired the final five episodes of its debut season during February. The ratings for those episodes are as follows:

February 4 – 2.7 million
February 11 – 2.5 million
February 18 – 2.9 million
February 25 – 2.7 million (Average for final two episodes)

This averages out to 2.2 million viewers for February. Being Mary Jane has been renewed for a second season by BET, but no official airdate has been announced yet.

The Haves and Have Nots – The Oxygen drama aired four new episodes of its first season during February. The ratings for those episodes are as follows:

February 4 – 3.4 million
February 11 – 3 million
February 18 – 3.2 million
February 25 – 2.9 million

This averages out to 3.1 million viewers for February. A new episode of The Haves and Have Nots aired on March 4 with the next new episode set to air on Oxygen on March 11. Ratings for those episodes will be provided on next month’s report.

Justified – The FX drama aired three new episodes of its fifth season during February, skipping one week due to the Olympic Games. The ratings for those episodes are as follows:

February 4 – 2.4 million
February 11 – 2.3 million
February 18 – No episode aired
February 25 – 2.1 million

This averages out to 2.3 million viewers for February. A new episode of Justified aired on March 4 with the next new episode set to air on FX on March 11. Ratings for those episodes will be provided on next month’s report.

Rizzoli & Isles – The long-running TNT drama returned for the rest of its fourth season on February 25, earning 3.7 million viewers. The next new episode of Rizzoli & Isles aired on TNT on March 4 with a new episode set to air on March 11. Ratings for those episodes will be provided on next month’s report.

Perception – The TNT drama returned for the rest of its second season on February 25, earning 2 million viewers. The next new episode of Perception aired on TNT on March 4 with a new episode set to air on March 11. Ratings for those episodes will be provided on next month’s report.

WEDNESDAYS:

Psych – The long-running USA Network dramedy aired two new episodes of its recently announced eighth and final season during February, skipping two weeks of episodes due to the Olympics Games. The ratings for those episodes are as follows:

February 5 – 1.8 million
February 26 – 1.5 million

This averages out to 1.5 million viewers for January. A new episode of Psych aired on March 5 with the next new episode set to air on the USA Network on March 12. Ratings for those episodes will be provided on next month’s report.

The Americans – The second season of the FX period piece drama returned on February 26, earning 1.9 million viewers. A new episode of The Americans aired on FX on March 5 with the next new episode set to air on March 11. Ratings for those episodes will be provided on next month’s report.

THURSDAY:

Vikings – The second season of the History Channel series returned on February 27, earning 3.6 million viewers. A new episode of Vikings aired on the History Channel on March 6 with the next new episode set to air on March 11. Ratings for those episodes will be provided on next month’s report.

FRIDAYS:

Helix – The new Syfy series aired four new episodes of its debut season during February. The ratings for those episodes are as follows:

February 7 – 1.3 million
February 14 – 1.2 million
February 21 – 1.5 million
February 28 – 1.3 million

This averages out to 1.3 million viewers for February. A new episode of Helix aired on March 7 with the next new episode set to air on Syfy on March 14. Ratings for those episodes will be provided on next month’s report.

Banshee – The second season of the Cinemax drama aired four new episodes during February. The ratings for those episodes are as follows:

February 7 – 591,000 viewers
February 14 – 550,000 viewers
February 21 – 537,000 viewers
February 28 – 503,000 viewers

This averages out to 545,000 viewers for February. A new episode of Banshee aired on March 7 with the next new episode set to air on Cinemax on March 14. Ratings for those episodes will be provided on next month’s report.

SATURDAYS:

Atlantis – The new BBC America period-piece drama aired its final three episodes of its debut season during February. The ratings for those episodes are as follows:

February 1 – 200,000 viewers
February 8 – 190,000 viewers (Part 1 of 2 – Season Finale)
February 15 – 300,000 viewers (Part 2 of 2 – Season Finale)

This averages out to 230,000 viewers for February. Atlantis has been renewed for a second season by BBC America.

Black Sails – The new pirate drama aired four new episodes of its debut season on Starz during February. The ratings for those episodes are as follows:

February 1 – 840,000 viewers
February 8 – 671,000 viewers
February 15 – 752,000 viewers (approximate average)
February 22 – 744,000 viewers

This averages out to approximately 752,000 viewers for February. New episodes of Black Sails aired on Starz on March 1 and March 8. Ratings for those episodes will be provided on next month’s report.

When Calls the Heart – The period piece drama aired four new episodes of its debut season on the Hallmark Channel during February. The ratings for those episodes are as follows:

February 1 – 1.2 million (approximate average)
February 8 – 1.4 million
February 15 – 1.2 million (approximate average)
February 22 – 1.1 million (approximate average)

This averages out to approximately 1.2 viewers for January. New episodes of When Calls the Heart aired on Hallmark Channel on March 1 and March 8. Ratings for those episodes will be provided on next month’s report.

Ripper Street – The BBC America period piece drama aired its second season premiere episode on February 22, earning an approximate average of 359,000 viewers. New episodses of Ripper Street aired on BBC America on March 1 and March 8. Ratings for those episodes will be provided on next month’s report.

SUNDAYS:

Downton Abbey – Season four of the international hit aired its final five episodes on PBS during February. The ratings for those episodes are as follows:

February 2 – 6.8 million
February 9 – No numbers could be found
February 16 – No numbers could be found
February 23 – 8.5 million (Two-Hour Season Finale)

This averages out to approximately 6.1 viewers for February. A fifth season of Downton Abbey will air on PBS at some point in 2015.

True Detective – The HBO drama aired three new episodes of its debut season during February. The ratings for those episodes are as follows:

February 2 – No episode aired
February 9 – 2 million
February 16 – 2.2 million
February 23 – 2.6 million

This averages out to 2.3 million for February. A new episode of True Detective aired on March 2 with the next new episode set to air on HBO tonight, March 9. Ratings for those episodes will be provided on next month’s report.

Sherlock – The final episode of the acclaimed drama’s third season aired on PBS aired on February 2, earning 3 million viewers. Another season of Sherlock is expected, but no specifics are known at this time

The Walking Dead – The hit zombie drama returned to AMC for the rest of its fourth season on February 9, airing three episodes during February. The ratings for those episodes are as follows:

February 9 – 15.8 million (Season Premiere)
February 16 – 13.3 million
February 26 – 13.1 million

This averages out to 2.3 million for February. A new episode of The Walking Dead aired on March 2 with the next new episode set to air on AMC tonight, March 9. Ratings for those episodes will be provided on next month’s report.

MADE-FOR-TV MOVIES AND MINI-SERIES

There were about a handful of made-for-TV movies and one mini-series that aired on the cable networks during February. Here is a list of those movies where ratings could be found (listed highest to lowest):

The Gabby Douglas Story (Lifetime) – 3.8 million
A Chance at Romance (Hallmark Channel) – 2.7 million
The Good Mistress (Lifetime) – 2.3 million
The Girl He Met Online (Lifetime) – 2 million
Status: Unknown (Syfy) – 1.5 million
Fleming: The Man Who Would Be Bond (BBC America) [4-part Mini-Series] – 133,000 viewers [approximate average] [This film aired partially in January and partially in February]

Here are the few movies and mini-series that aired during February for which ratings could not be found:

Far From Home (UP Network)
Murder on the Homefront (PBS)
The Making of a Lady (PBS)
The Red Road (Sundance TV) [Part 1 of 6]

Ratings results for the cable dramas, the mini-series and the made-for-TV movies that are set to air in March, that can be tracked down, will be provided as soon as possible in April.

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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:

5:30 PM:
Ocean’s Eleven movie on TNT

5:45 PM:
National Treasure movie on Starz

6 PM
Honeymoon for One movie on Hallmark
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets movie on HBO Family

7 PM:
Once Upon a Time: Wicked is Coming on ABC (Special)
NCIS on USA Network

8 PM:
Once Upon a Time on ABC (Mid-Season Premiere)
Banshee on More Max (Reair)
Black Sails on Starz (Reair)
A Ring By Spring movie on Hallmark Channel (Reair)
The Red Road mini-series on Sundance (Reair)
Leverage on ION
NCIS on USA Network
Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves movie on Encore
Sherlock Holmes movie on TNT

9 PM:
Resurrection on ABC (DEBUT)
Black Sails on Starz (Reair)
The Red Road mini-series on Sundance (Reair)
The Trip to Bountiful movie on Lifetime (Reair)
Leverage on ION
NCIS on USA Network

10 PM:
Revenge on ABC (Mid-Season Premiere)
When Calls the Heart on Hallmark (Reair)
Leverage on ION
NCIS on USA Network

10:32 PM:
Sherlock Holmes movie on TNT

Enjoy!

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TV Ratings

It was a typical Friday night of programming on the major networks last night.

Here is how the Friday night dramas fared in the overall ratings:

9 PM Shows:
Hawaii Five-0 (CBS) [NEW] – 10.3 million
Grimm (NBC) [NEW] – 5.6 million

10 PM Shows:
Blue Bloods (CBS) [NEW] – 11.9 million
Hannibal (NBC) [NEW] – 2.6 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:

6:35 PM:
True Lies movie on Cinemax

7 PM:
A Ring By Spring movie on Hallmark Channel (DEBUT)

7:45 PM:
Alex Cross movie on Showtime 2

8 PM:
A Trip to Bountiful movie on Lifetime (DEBUT)
Almost Human on FOX (Reair)
Black Sails on Starz (Reair)
27 Dresses movie on FOX Movie Channel

9 PM:
Ripper Street on BBC America (NEW)
When Calls the Heart on Hallmark (NEW)
Black Sails on Starz (NEW)
Once Upon a Time on ABC (Reair)
Banshee on Cinemax (Reair)

10 PM:
Black Sails on Starz (Encore)
A Ring By Spring movie on Hallmark Channel (ENCORE)
Once Upon a Time on ABC (Reair)
Game of Thrones on HBO (Reair)
The Gabby Douglas Story movie on Lifetime (Reair)
Twister movie on ABC Family
Jumping the Broom movie on FOX Movie Channel

Enjoy!

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Hey All,

Here are the news items for today:

TELEVISION

Actress Tara Buck, who has had a recurring role on the HBO thriller True Blood for the past six seasons has finally been promoted to series regular for the show’s upcoming final season. Buck plays Ginger, the blood-serving barmaid. (Nellie Andreeva at Deadline)

DEVELOPMENT NEWS

Actor Fran Kranz (Dollhouse) has joined the cast of the ABC drama pilot Exposed, which centers on Anna, an investigative journalist who will stop at nothing to uncover the truth including making questionable alliances. Kranz will play Jeremy, Anna’s hipster younger brother, a tech genius who runs a corporation and has top-secret security clearance. (Nellie Andreeva at Deadline)

Actress Bebe Neuwirth (Cheers and Frasier) has joined the cast of the CBS drama pilot Madam Secretary that explores the personal and professional life of maverick female Secretary of State Elizabeth McGill (Tea Leoni) as she drives international diplomacy, wrangles office politics and balances a complex family life. Neuwirth will play Elizabeth’s loyal assistant, and the only person on her staff she actually hired. (Nellie Andreeva at Deadline)

Actor Ryan McPartlin (Chuck) will star opposite Ashley Judd in the NBC drama pilot Salvation that is about what happens when mega-church Pastor Daniel Strickland suddenly dies. His loyal wife, Jennifer Strickland (Judd), must rally to keep their family together and save the church. McPartlin will play Congressman Todd Bishop, an ambitious man whose political life keeps him from home, making him a bit of an absent husband and father. (Nellie Andreeva at Deadline)

Actress Katie Holmes (Dawson’s Creek) will return to TV in the untitled ABC drama pilot from Richard LaGravenese that is set in New York and revolves around the love and rivalry between two equally matched, powerful socialites, Philip Fitzgerald Julien (Rufus Sewell) and Margot Worth Cole, who play out their obsessive attraction and seduction of each other through their manipulation of others. Holmes will play Ann, a woman of education and breeding who, with her husband, runs a philanthropic foundation that helps bring clean water to African villages. (Nellie Andreeva at Deadline)

Actress Felicity Huffman (Desperate Housewives) has joined the cast of the ABC drama pilot American Crime where she will star opposite Timothy Hutton (Leverage). The pilot centers on the racially charged murder of a war veteran and the subsequent trial, both of which are examined through the personal lives of the players involved. Huffman will play Barb Skokie, Russ’ (Hutton) stoic ex-wife and mother of the killed young man, Matt. (Nellie Andreeva at Deadline)

Actress Bojana Novakovic (Rake) has landed the title role in the ABC drama pilot Agatha, that follows Agatha, a criminal-turned-criminologist, who returns home to Philadelphia to help solve the disappearance of a local girl. She also reunites with her detective father, with whom she hasn’t spoken in 15 years. (Andy Swift at TV Line)

Actor Dave Annable (Brothers & Sisters) has joined the cast of the FOX drama pilot Red Band Society, a hospital soap about a group of teenage patients who form a bond while being treated in a children’s wing. Annable will play Dr. William McAndrew, a rock star pediatric oncologist and surgeon who is compassionate and dedicated to his job but tries, usually in vain, not to get attached to his young patients. The cast already includes Octavia Spencer. (Sandra Gonzalez at Entertainment Weekly)

MADE-FOR-TV MOVIE NEWS

Actor Tony Goldwyn (Scandal) will appear in the Lifetime original movie Outlaw, which centers on the true story of Warren Jeffs, the leader of a Fundamentalist Mormon polygamist sect who spent more than a year on the FBI’s 10 Most Wanted List. He eluded authorities and was ultimately caught by a Nevada Highway Patrol trooper. (Lesley Goldberg at The Hollywood Reporter)

Q&A SECTION (with TV Scoop Team at E! Online and Matt Mitovich at TV Line)

Question: Please ease my pain over Drop Dead Diva ending with some spoilers? – Jenn

TV Scoop Team: We don’t like to leave people wanting. In an upcoming episode, Jane is tasked with getting the sperm donor records to find the father of a teen girl who desperately needs a bone marrow transplant. Meanwhile, Owen represents Ellie Chapin, the mayor of Malibu who does some rash acts and doesn’t have the get out of jail free card she thought she did.

Question: Teen Wolf scoop, please? – Jaime

TV Scoop Team: Get ready to meet Ms. Fleming, the new math teacher. And we all know what seems to happen to teachers on Teen Wolf.

Question: I’m a huge Arrow fan and I was wondering if you had any hints about the mysterious girl (with the pigtails) in the “Suicide Squad” promo? –Celeste

Mitovich: The CW has no official comment — and I’m hearing it’s possible this mystery woman won’t appear in the actual episode — but our good friends at IGN are speculating that it’s a veiled nod to Harley Quinn.

Question: I would love some scoop about what’s ahead on Revolution. –Stacie

Mitovich: Casting is underway for the season-ending, double-episode role of a blue-collar dad to two teenage kids who “wants to do the right thing for his family at all costs.” Wow, go ahead and order a red shirt for him now, why don’t you?

That’s it. Enjoy!

Have a great weekend!!

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TV Ratings

Now that the Olympic Games have come and gone, there are plenty of programming options on the major networks with lots of choices last night.

Here is how all of the Thursday night dramas fared in the overall ratings:

8 PM Shows:
Once Upon a Time in Wonderland (ABC) [NEW – Spring Return] – 3.1 million
The Vampire Diaries (The CW) [NEW] – 2.2 million

9 PM Shows:
Grey’s Anatomy (ABC) [NEW] – 8.2 million
Rake (FOX) [NEW] – 3.6 million
Reign (The CW) [NEW] – 1.8 million

10 PM Shows:
Elementary (CBS) [NEW] – 8.5 million
Scandal (ABC) [NEW] – 8.4 million
Parenthood (NBC) [NEW] – 3.8 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:

6 PM:
Dolphin Tale movie on ABC Family

7:10 PM:
Top Gun movie on More Max

8 PM:
Leverage on ION
The Fast and the Furious movie on Bravo
How to Train Your Dragon (animated) movie on FX
Men in Black movie on Oxygen

9 PM:
Grimm on NBC (NEW)
The Originals on The CW (Reair)
Banshee on More Max (Reair)
Burn Notice on ION
Mrs. Doubtfire movie on CMT

10 PM:
Banshee on Cinemax (NEW)
Helix on Syfy (NEW)
Scandal on BET
Burn Notice on ION
Taken 2 movie on HBO Signature

Enjoy!

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