BACK IN THE GAME is back tonight at 8:30/7:30c with an all new episode that finds Terry looking for a job, desperately trying to get out from under The Cannon’s roof. Dear old Dad then needs to help coach The Angles on the best ways to overcome the fear of being hit by a baseball. To celebrate the launch of the show, and the character who seems on paper so much different than the Detective O’Hara we’ve known and loved,
I recently had the chance to spend some time chatting with First Wife Diane and Second Wife Jackie from ABC’s great new comedy TROPHY WIFE. Check out the interview above, and let us know what you think about the show!! Follow the jump for some images from tonight’s all new episode that finds Kate coaching Bert’s soccer team and Hillary and Warren trying to cover up a stain on Diane’s couch.
Ian Anthony Dale’s star seems to be on the rise in a big way. On September 26, Dale reprises the role of Scorpion in the second season premiere of the oh-so-popular web series Mortal Kombat: Legacy. Then, on the following day, he reprises the role of Adam Noshimuri in Season Four of CBS’ Hawaii Five-0. Plus, on Oct 9, we’ll see Dale in American Horror Story: Coven on FX. If that weren’t enough, Dale has added yet another regular series role
I can’t believe (but I’m so excited) that the 5th Season premiere of THE MIDDLE airs tonight on ABC (8/7c). What some people might call the “little show that could” and what I have consistently called the best comedy on television has slowly grown to be a solid hit for ABC over the seasons, and it still feels like just yesterday that we met the Hecks of Orson, Indiana. In tonight’s premiere, Axl is heading to college for the first
ABC’s gem of a show, THE NEIGHBORS, which initially found critics fighting against it only to turn around and embrace it once they realized how great the show really is, returns to the ABC schedule tonight at 8:30/7:30c with their second season premiere, and I, for one, could not be happier. I was a vocal fan from the beginning, loving what Dan Fogelman and his team were offering up – at the center, a family comedy about the American Dream
Charisma Carpenter has a new role: host and part of the creative team behind Investigation Discovery’s latest real-life series SURVIVING EVIL. The show follows real-life stories of how victims of violence fought back against their attackers and, against the odds, survived. The show is told in their own words, and presents a look at true-crime stories where the victims get the upper hand on the attacker. Herself a victim of a terrifying attack some years back (the story told in
I say it to anyone that listens but seriously – MELISSA & JOEY has easily become one of my favorite shows this summer (and it’s not just because of my cousin Joey Lawrence). The show tackles family issues while deftly handling a “will-they-won’t-they” relationship between the leads that if written or acted in the slightest of wrong ways, can throw off the chemistry of the cast. This season, we’ve seen Melissa and Joey flirt back and forth, each toying with
Tonight on ABC Family, BABY DADDY Season 2 comes to a conclusion with the return of the Baby Mama, and a resolution to at least of one of the love triangles we’ve come to love. When Bonnie realizes that she never officially filed the paperwork for Ben to have sole custody, she and Tucker team up to save the day. What follows isn’t always the route “normal people” would take. I spent some time chatting with Tahj Mowry (Tucker) about
When NBC series Emergency! aired from 1972-1979, no one could have guessed what impact it would be having on people’s lives more than 30 years later. And no one can testify to this better than actor Randolph Mantooth (Johnny Gage). I recently sat down with Mantooth at the South Atlantic Fire Rescue Expo in Raleigh, North Carolina to talk about the current importance of this long-past TV series. “I know it now. I didn’t know then (when the show was
Andie MacDowell and I left no stone unturned when we spoke recently about Cedar Cove. Hallmark’s first scripted series is a hit and, with an average viewership of just under four million, it leads the way on Saturday night, primetime cable television.