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Cold Case - Episode 7.14 - Metamorphosis - Casting Call

2009-11-04T23:41:00.002Z

[MIA V.] 18 years old, Mia is the daughter of the famous flying Visyaks, a world renowned trapeze team that died tragically during a performance when she was just a child. She unfortunately saw it and it has haunted Mia her whole life. After their death, Cleo the clown, who was a close friend to her parents, adopted her. But she was raised by the whole circus. She wants to take the family name to new heights and has a new act that can do it. Now Commonm, aerial silk shows were a new thing in 1971. As Mia perfected her actshe was also discovering who she was as a woman in the psychedelic Age of Aquarius. We see her go from tomboy to a woman...SUBMIT 18 AND OLDER. PLEASE SUBMIT ANY ACTRESS WITH SILK ACROBATIC OR TRAPEZE EXPERIENCE
[STANLEY B. IN 1971] 37 years old (Stake Holder) - Stanley, is a circus clown and an alcoholic. He never drank till the show was over. And was always there for his fellow performer. Stanley raised mia and loved her like she was his own. He now teaches clownism to others. He keeps the torch of the circus alive...PLEASE SUBMIT ACTORS WITH CLOWN EXPERIENCE - I.E. JUGGLING, ETC.

[STANLEY B. IN 2010] 60 - 75 (Stake Holder) - Stanley, is a circus clown and an alcoholic. He never drank till the show was over. And was always there for his fellow performer. Stanley raised mia and loved her like she was his own. He now teaches clownism to others. He keeps the torch of the circus alive...PLEASE SUBMIT ACTORS WITH CLOWN EXPERIENCE - I.E. JUGGLING, ETC.

[BIGGIE J. IN 1971] Mid - late 30s - Ringmaster, owner of the Jones Bros. circus, also a little person. He might be small but he rules with an iron fist. Nicknamed Napoleon by his workers, he was known to use muscle to get his way. THis was a family circus that he was trying to keep alive. In his later years he is in ill health...

[BIGGIE J. IN 2010] 60 - 78 - Ringmaster, owner of the Jones Bros. circus, also a little person. He might be small but he rules with an iron fist. Nicknamed Napoleon by his workers, he was known to use muscle to get his way. THis was a family circus that he was trying to keep alive. In his later years he is in ill health...

[LESTER "GARGANTUAN" S. IN 1971] 28 years old - Strongman, low IQ. Lenny of Mice and Men. Lester was Biggie's muscle. He is HUGE. An outcast. He secretly loves Mia. Has a history of psychotic outbreaks. He's now on meds. Lester grew up in the freak show but was rescued by Biggie sptv050769. He has a secret, lets just say, things are not what they seem with Lester...SUBMIT ACTORS 6'5" AND UP

[LESTER "GARGANTUAN" S. IN 2010] 60s - Strongman, low IQ. Lenny of Mice and Men. Lester was Biggie's muscle. He is HUGE. An outcast. He secretly loves Mia. Has a history of psychotic outbreaks. He's now on meds. Lester grew up in the freak show but was rescued by Biggie. He has a secret, lets just say, things are not what they seem with Lester...SUBMIT ACTORS 6'5" AND UP

[NADIA "THE QUEEN OF KNIVES" P.] Late 30s - early 40s, Nadia was a knife thrower and for many years the main big top act. Born in Greece, she is well educated. She speaks six languages and had seen the world twice over before she even joined the circus. She's been on the Tonight Show and Ed Sullivan. Rumored to have been Orson Welle's lover, she now lives and still performs in retirement villages. She is 80 years young. Nadia and Mia were rivals...PLEASE SUBMIT ACTRESSES WITH KNIFE THROWING EXPERIENCE

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Cold Case - Episode 7.06 - Dead Heat - Promo

2009-11-02T08:07:00.001Z

Which of these shows will you be watching Tonight?

2009-11-01T12:27:00.000Z

Cold Case - Episode 7.13 - Bombers - Plotline and Casting Call

2009-10-30T21:22:00.001Z

STORY LINE
The Cold Case crew investigates the 1982 death of a young tagger, CARLOS EPINOSA...

[CARLOS E. (1982)] 16 years old, in 1982, Hispanic, a talented graffiti artist whose work reflect an energy and purpose, a decent guy with a good heart, Carlos is living on the streets because his alcoholic mother threw him out, believing he was sniffing paint instead of painting with it. An individualist who defiantly refuses to accept the protection of the tough tagger gang NRKE, Carlos not only paints up high--ten stories high in one case--but after the death of his younger buddy Leon, Carlos does his best work, in Leon's honor, in a mural in the sewer. Carlos is killed by NRKE's leader, Tut, who was indirectly responsible for Leon's death...GUEST STAR (1)ACTOR SHOULD BE 18 TO PLAY YOUNGER

[DON B. (2009)] 60, Caucasian, the head of the Anti-Graffiti Network, buttoned up, earnest, Don's been working the graffiti beat since the 1980s, when he was much more tough and judgmental of the young kids he went after. Still dedicated to his job, he now heads an organization designed to channel young graffiti artists in a more productive direction. Under questioning, he eventually reveals that he was indirectly responsible for the death of Carlos' friend Leon--an event that clearly changed his life--and that he got his information about the whereabouts of taggers from anonymous phone calls...GUEST STAR (12)

[DON B. (1982)] In his late 30s, Caucasian, tough, determined, Don works on the city's anti-graffiti squad, and is known as the "Graffiti Gestapo." Spurred on by his own anger at the taggers, Don also gets tips on their whereabouts by an anonymous phone caller. Don's chase of Carlos and Leon results in Leon's death, and that tragedy clearly shakes Don to his core...CO-STAR(13)

[TUT (2009)] Early to mid 40s, Hispanic, with an edge, openly derisive of authority, arrogant, proud of his name and reputation, Tut was the leader (read: King) of a graffiti tagger gang in the 1980s called NRKE, and is now the owner of a custom auto paint shop. Still very much the foul-mouthed, swaggering kid he used to be, Tut, under pressure, tells the cops about his first meeting with tagger Carlos in 1982, and how Carlos refused to knuckle under to his threats. Eventually, Tut is forced to admit how and why he killed Carlos...GUEST STAR (15)

[TUT (1982)] 20, Hispanic, tatted and vicious, Tut is the leader of the NRKE graffiti gang. An arrogant young man who thinks of himself as a king over his subjects, administers a beating to Carlos for painting over one of his tags, but later, impressed with his ability, invites him to join NRKE. A real force to be reckoned with in the tagger world, Tut, ironically, is a snitch who rats out his fellow-taggers to an anti-graffiti official via anonymous phone calls. Eventually confronted with Carlos' accusation that Tut indirectly causes Leon's death, an outraged Tut kills Carlos...GUEST STAR (13)

[GINA (2009)] Early 40s, Caucasian, a trendy designer with her own boutique, Gina was once an abused and feisty street girl (who got the name "Talon" from scratching the eyes of her abusive stepfather), and she's still spirited and resilient. Friends with Carlos in 1982, Gina is questioned by Jeffries and Miller about their relationship, but she is genuinely upset by the photos of Carlos' death--and clearly his memory (and some of his unique artwork) hold a very special place in her heart.sptv050769..GUEST STAR (22)

[GINA (1982)] 15-16, Caucasian, a tough chick clad in orange (her favorite, signature color), Gina is a tagger in 1982, on the outskirts of the powerful NRKE tagger gang. Abused by her stepfather, Gina has the nickname "Talon" because she clawed at his eyes when he decided one time to throw her out of the window. Feisty and combative, Gina becomes friends with Carlos, and when she's alone on the street begs him to accept the protection of the NRKE gang so she can have some protection as well...GUEST STAR (18) PLEASE SUBMIT ACTRESSES WHO ARE 16 TO PLAY YOUNGER

[LEON] 13-15 years old in 1982, African American, a sweet-hearted runt with a stutter, Leon is Carlos' shadow, a tagger himself whose fear of heights leaves him terrified when Carlos drags him along up to the ten story high billboards that he loves to tag. The victim of foster family abuse, now living on the streets, Leon clearly looks to Carlos for friendship and support, and is scared when they're both confronted by the aggressive tagger gang NRKE. Frequently muttering his mantra, "When it's darkest, men see starts," Leon is killed when he falls to his death while being pursued by an anti-graffiti officer...GUEST STAR (1)

[SONIA E.] In her 50s, Hispanic, weary, disheveled, heart-sick, Sonia is Carlos' mother, who comes to the police to re-open her son's 1982 murder investigation because she's recently looked at her son's stuff (which was in storage) and realized there was more to the case than she thought. She explains that in 1982, she was an alcoholic who never knew that Carlos was a talented graffiti artist--she thought he was sniffing the paint, not creating with it. After a violent fight, she threw him out to live on the streets, and now she's finally decided to face his murder and her own terrible sense of guilt...GUEST STAR (3)

[SONIA E. (1982)] Early 30s, Hispanic, Carlos' mom, she's a working mom and an alcoholic who thinks her son is sniffing paint, not working with it. In a fit of anger, she slaps Carlos and throws him out of the house...CO-STAR (4)

[EDDIE C. (2009)] 60s, any ethnicity, wearing second hand clothes, a worker at a local soup kitchen, somewhat poetic at heart despite his poverty, he comes to Miller and Jeffries after recognizing one of Carlos' murals from a poster they distributed. He tells them of living in the sewer in 1982 and watching Carlos paint his masterpiece on the sewer wall...1 DAY GUEST STAR (36)

[EDDIE C. (1982)] 40s, any ethnicity, drunk, living in a sewer, Eddie is part of a small community of men, women and some children living in the sewer. He is amazed and affected by Carlos' brilliant mural on the sewer wall...1 DAY GUEST STAR (36)

[BALEN LOPEZ] 66, Hispanic, normally feisty, now a fragile soul, she is reluctant to describe what Valens believes was a purse-snatching attack, giving only the basic information and quietly insisting she has to leave. Eventually, vulnerable and in pain, unable to even say the word, she confesses to Valens that she was raped...1 DAY GUEST STAR (27)

[CHANTEL] Early 30s, African American, the extremely well put together new wife of Jarrod Jones (Miller's ex-husband), she accompanies Jarrod to a meeting with Miller to discuss custody issues...1 DAY GUEST STAR (20)

[PARKING ATTENDANT] In his 30s or 40s. This career parking attendant bangs on the window of Rush's car when she's parked on the street by a leaking fire hydrant...CO-STAR (35)

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Rating News - 25th October

2009-10-27T16:32:00.009Z

Source : TV by the Numbers

Cold Case - Episode 7.05 - WASP - Promo

2009-10-26T06:40:00.002Z

Which of these shows will you be watching Tonight?

2009-10-25T13:45:00.001Z

Latest from Ausiello - 21st October

2009-10-22T07:25:00.003+01:00

Question: Is Emilie de Ravin going to be back on Lost for the whole season or just a few episodes? And will we get to see what happened to her? —Jared
Ausiello: The answer to both of your questions is a resounding yeppers. Better prepare yourself though. My Lost mole says season 6 will showcase “a version of Claire we’ve never seen before — a Rousseau-esque version.” We’ll be in need of a Rousseau fix since the real version will be MIA. According to a Lost insider, the French Lady’s portrayer, Mira Furlan, turned down the show’s request to return for the final season due to a “prior overseas commitment.” Anyone know how you say “big bag-o-nuts” in français?

Question: I’m tired of people bitching about Gossip Girl being in a creative slump. I’m loving this season. Got scoop? —Alex
Ausiello: I’m (mostly) loving this season, too. The Chuck-Blair stuff continues to be immensely satisfying. And Hilary Duff isn’t nearly as annoying as I thought she’d be. On the scoop front, there’s a big Blair-Serena blow-up coming. The frenemies will definitely be on the outs for a little bit.

Question: How was your trip to Austin? Bring back any scoop? —Carol
Ausiello: Let’s see… Aimee Teegarden is a really good sport, East Dillon’s team colors are red and white, and Connie Britton loves herself a margarita. And to answer your first question, Austin rocks. It’s my new favorite U.S. city. My one and only quibble: the fashion. It’s God-awful. Everyone wears the same ugly orange, horn-emblazoned shirts. Blech.

Question: What Friday Night Lights goodies did you bring us back from Austin? —Jason
Ausiello: Okay, here’s some real scoop: Adrianne Palicki’s returning! She’s scheduled to shoot her one and only season 4 episode later this month. Also, two FNL characters will frequent a gay bar within the first five episodes.

Question: Last week you mentioned that one of the core characters on Friday Night Lights turned into a douche over the summer. Please tell me it’s not Matt — he’s my favorite! —Lizzy
Ausiello: It’s not Matt. But you’re close. Hint: The douche’s name starts with J and ends with D. (And just to be clear, I’m referring to the character and not the actor portraying him. It’s a very important distinction.)

Question: When will we find out what Gibbs whispered to Ziva in last week’s episode of NCIS? —Jan
Ausiello: Not anytime soon. Per an NCIS insider, “What Gibbs whispered to Ziva will remain a secret… at least for now.”

Question: Can you give us some juicy NCIS scoop as an early Halloween treat? —Laurie
Ausiello: Do baby geniuses creep you out as much as they creep me out? If so, you’re going to love an episode the show has coming up next month in which the mysterious death of a Marine leads Gibbs and Co. to a high security Navy Think Tank — where the brilliant minds are actually (shudder) children! I think I just piddled my pantaloons.

Question: You were right: I was crying during the final scene of last week’s Grey’s Anatomy. My heart broke for Alex. Please tell me you have some good news about him. —Anita
Ausiello: He makes contact with Izzie this week. That’s the good news. Here’s the bad: She’s not coming out of hiding anytime soon.

Question: I’m a huge Kim Raver fan and I’m thrilled that she is joining Grey’s. Could you give us some scoop on her character? —Sabrina
Ausiello: She’s basically Cristina’s worst nightmare: a heart specialist who used to play doctor with Owen. That’s right, Owen’s ex is going to be Cristina’s (potential) mentor! Cue the dramaz!

Question: I have a feeling the Chief will get axed on Grey’s. —Troy
Ausiello: A word of advice: You’d make a terrible psychic. The Chief is not the one who gets fired. BTW, unlike Izzie, the doc getting pink-slipped this week won’t be back. Guesses? Head to the comments!

Question: Any update on when Chuck is coming back? —Gary
Ausiello: The latest buzz points to a January or February return.

Question: Have we seen the last of Charlie on Fringe? —Kevin
Ausiello: Exec producer Jeff Pinkner isn’t ruling a comeback out. “We’ve already met Charlie’s doppelganger in the alternate reality,” he says. “He still exists.” Adds fellow e.p. J.H. Wyman: “No one ever really dies on Fringe.” BTW, Pinkner insists the exit of Kirk Acevedo’s G-man was strictly a creative decision and not a reflection on the actor himself (despite that whole Facebook debacle). “We wanted to take our team out of the FBI office and a little bit more underground,” he says, “and Charlie was a [casualty] of that.”

Question: Will we meet Olivia’s evil stepfather on Fringe this season? —Zakaria
Ausiello: “We’re talking about it,” responds Jeff Pinkner. “We definitely have been talking about that.”

Question: What happened to the new female FBI agent on Fringe? I thought she was sticking around all season. —Chris
Ausiello: According to Pinkner, Special Agent Jessup (Meghan Markle) is waiting in the wings and may pop up again in the future: “There was never any length of time [assigned to her stay],” he says. “There’s no end date. She’s an available tool in our toolbox and we’ll use her as we see fit. [But] we’re really trying to tell stories about our main characters… we want to get deeper with them, so we don’t have a lot of time to go into the FBI. I think our fans really want to get to know our [core] characters more and that’s what we’re endeavoring to do this year.”

Question: Do you have any Smallville spoilers? —Michelle
Ausiello: This is kinda spoilery. I’m talking to exec producers Brian Peterson and Kelly Souders in a few hours. Send your Qs to ausielloscoop@ew.com ASAP!

Question: Got any Supernatural scoop on episode 10? —Ivan
Ausiello: Sam and Dean fight Lucifer and two supporting characters will die!

Question: OK, I’ll bite. Who dies on Vampire Diaries? —Bonnie
Ausiello: Female series regular.

Question: How about some scoop on Cold Case? —Cady
Ausiello: Like her character, Kathryn Morris is spending a lot of time thinking about the past, even if she’s glad to still be around in the present. Cold Case’s close brush with network death (before eventually getting renewed for another season) has her feeling “a little more sentimental this year,” she says. “Everyone is waxing poetic about the good times. ‘Remember when you were sick with the flu in season two and I brought you chicken soup and we became best friends?’ ‘Remember that one time when I ripped a Dolce & Gabbana suit by walking by a rusty desk in homicide the first day they let me wear it? I’m sorry.’” Regarding the possibility of an eighth season, she says, “I think we are optimistic that we could go on as long as the audience wants us to. It isn’t like we will run out of crime in Philadelphia.”

Question: Why is Balthazar Getty’s name still listed in the opening credits of Brothers & Sisters? Is he still a series regular? —Shannon
Ausiello: No, he’s not. I did a little snooping and it turns out Getty asked that his name be kept in the opening credits as a condition of his return this season for a handful of episodes. Strange, right?

Question: When will all of the baby drama come out in the open on Glee? Finn and Will both need to get a clue. —Caroline
Ausiello: The truth comes out at some point between “Wheels” (episode 9) and “Sectionals” (episode 13). Speaking of Glee, look who’s on the cover of the new Entertainment Weekly!

Question: What’s going on with Hank? Will ABC pick it up for a full season? I’m not ashamed to admit I kind of find it funny. —Jessica
Ausiello: I’m not ashamed to admit your taste in television sucks. Just kidding. Not really. Actually, I may check back into the mediocre sitcom next month in light of this exclusive casting scoop: Swoosie Kurtz will play Kelsey Grammer’s mother-in-law in the show’s Thanksgiving episode.

Question: What’s this I hear about one of Lost’s planes going down on Wisteria Lane? Tell me this is not true. Desperate Housewives is solid enough, it doesn’t need any cross-promotion with other ABC shows. —Kellen
Ausiello: Someone at ABC suggested it might be fun to slap an Oceanic logo on the ill-fated plane, but the idea was quickly (and thankfully) nixed.

Question: How exactly did you become the all-knowing God of everything television? —Oliver
Ausiello: I thought I was standing in line for froyo. I wasn’t. True story.

Question: Have Olivia Wilde and Peter Jacobson left House for good? —Megan
Ausiello: No. The revolving door at Princeton-Plainsboro will spin yet again next month when Thirteen and Taub request their old jobs back. Coincidentally, that’s right around the time Cameron and Chase decide to quit and move to Chicago. (Guess which one of them changes their mind at the last minute!)

Question: Do you have any news regarding House, Wilson, and the progression of their relationship? —Xay
Ausiello: I’m hearing there’s tons of good House-Wilson action in episodes 10 and 11, including a scene my mole singles out as one of his/her “favorite Hilson moments ever.”

Question: Rumor has it Betty will be involved in a love triangle with Matt and another mystery party on Ugly Betty. Any clue who the third person might be? —Stacy
Ausiello: I hear it might be *****a.

Question: Dexter is getting crazy. Who shot Deb and Lundy? —George
Ausiello: I think a more interesting question is, What will happen to Deb in the wake of said shooting? Or more specifically, whose house will she move into?

Question: What’s the latest on Zooey Deschanel guest-starring opposite her sis on Bones? —Lauren
Ausiello: It’s happening! Her deal closed earlier this week. As I previously reported, she’ll be playing Brennan’s never-before-seen cuz in the show’s Christmas episode on Dec. 10.

Question: Anything good coming up on 90210? —Nick
Ausiello: Dixon’s about to land himself a cougar! “A new woman comes into Dixon’s life, and she’s even older than Sasha,” teases exec producer Rebecca Sinclair. “It’s someone we’ve met before.”

Source: Ew.com

Cold Case - Episode 7.05 - WASP - Promo

2009-10-20T15:19:00.001+01:00

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What did you think of Cold Case - Soul

2009-10-19T04:00:00.000+01:00

Which of these shows will you be watching Tonight?

2009-10-18T08:00:00.001+01:00

Latest From Ausiello - Various Shows - 14th Oct

2009-10-15T04:16:00.006+01:00

Question: Is it at all possible that Shonda Rhimes would bring Isaiah Washington back to Grey’s Anatomy for even one episode now that T.R. Knight has left the show? —Ben
Ausiello: Listen to me very carefully, because I’m only going to say this once: Never. Gonna. Happen. But Washington kinda-sorta gets a shout-out in this week’s episode when Owen-lovin’ Cristina utters three shocking words: “I miss Burke.”

Question: Sounds like you’ve already seen this week’s Grey’s, so I’ve got a Q: Any good Mer-Der scenes? —Megan
Ausiello: Nothing stands out on the Mer-Der front, but there’s a memorable Mer-Cristina-Alex scene at the end that will have you crying and laughing (and in that order).

Question: Any Grey’s scoop? —Sharon
Ausiello: You already know that someone gets fired in this week’s episode. But what you may not know is that someone gets fired next week, too!

Question: Julie Benz just Twittered a photo of a guy she says will be part of a big reveal in the Dexter season finale. What can you tell us about this? —Matt
Ausiello: Here’s what I can tell you: If this guy is who I think he is, fans are not going to be happy.

Question: Jenny is so boring on Gossip Girl. Please tell me she will become mean. —Juliana
Ausiello: Mean enough to drive her BFF away. I hear Jenny and Eric’s relationship will suffer big time due to her new “Queen Bee” status.

Question: I’m thrilled Jorja Fox is sticking with CSI, but what about William Petersen? I want to see Grissom and Sara together. —Alex
Ausiello: They were just together, albeit off screen. As exec producer Carol Mendelsohn tells me, Sara will reveal in this week’s episode that she “just got back from visiting Grissom in Paris.” Mendelsohn adds that, “We have no plans for Billy to return at the moment, but the door’s always open.”

Question: Will we see a storyline involving Chloe and Oliver on Smallville anytime soon? —Marie
Ausiello: Yes, very soon. Next Friday’s episode, “Roulette,” is all about Oliver, with a little Chloe twist thrown in.

Question: Why are you ignoring the No. 1 show in the ratings? Seriously, give us some scoop on NCIS! —Alexandra
Ausiello: This may or may not be a first for the show, but this season NCIS will devote special episodes to Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. How much you wanna bet that last one will feature a golden Ziva moment? I’m in for $10.

Question: I am really confused. Did I miss a scoop that Tracie Thoms was leaving Cold Case? I liked her character and enjoyed how Miller was starting to get to know ADA Bell. Is she off the show for good? —Paige
Ausiello: No, not for good. Thoms’ episode order was cut back this season, so Miller will be missing in spots. But a Cold Case insider assures me that she remains a series regular and we’ll see her again “soon enough.”

Question: Rumor has it someone’s dying on Melrose Place. Who is it?! —Shane
Ausiello: It’s not a major character, so relax. If you want to discuss a major upcoming death, ask me who’s going to bite it on Vampire Diaries.

Question: You recently said that Robert Sean Leonard should prepare an Emmy acceptance speech, so that must mean Wilson has some juicy storyline action coming up on House. What can you tell us about our favorite boy wonder oncologist? —Clover
Ausiello: Don’t be surprised if around episode 10 the tables turn and House ends up nursing Wilson back to health.

Question: I am dying to know what’s going to happen before the season ends on Greek? —Paola
Ausiello: The Nov. 2 finale promises to be the show’s most ambitious to date. In a word, musical! “Our girls’ story is centered around a traditional sorority competition called ‘Songfest,’” explains series creator Sean Smith. “[They perform] some big song-and-dance numbers as they go up against Gamma Psi to get the house back on top.” That explains the return of High School Musical’s Olesya Rulin as perky ZBZ pledge Abby, who Smith says sprinkles some “great HSM references” throughout the episode. And then there’s this: “One of our Kappa Taus graduates,” Smith reveals. “That’s right, I used the G-word.”

Question: I am dying to know what happens with Casey and Cappie on Greek! —Bri
Ausiello: Wow, you Greek fans are playing the death card to, um, death this week. Well, it’s working, because I can tell you that this season’s penultimate (and prematurely Thanksgiving-themed) episode on Oct. 26 will reveal which way Casey’s love life is going — towards Evan or Cappie.

Question: Is there any news on that planned Pushing Daisies comic book? —Tommy
Ausiello: Bryan Fuller just turned in the script for the first one and he’s currently working with the show’s writers on the next three. Here’s a spoiler to whet your appetites: The first comic, which I’ve read and is awesome, features the return of ***a* *****iu*!

Question: Two Criminal Minds Qs for you: Is Hotch going back to his ex-wife Haley after he catches Foyet? And will Emily finally have a love life? —Marbs
Ausiello: “Hayley will definitely play an important role in the taking down of The Reaper,” responds exec producer Ed Bernero. “That’s really all I can say about that right now. And as far as Emily, we’ve all been talking a lot about her and her ’status,’ though no final decision has been made. She’s become a very important character for us in a number of ways. I think it’s fair to say that we are as interested in Emily Prentiss finding love and balance in her life as the audience is.”

Question: Is there a chance J.J. and Reid will hook up on Criminal Minds? —Elle
Ausiello: I suppose anything’s possible. Speaking of J.J., her portrayer, A.J. Cook, got to do something in the upcoming Gavin Rossdale episode that she’s been wanting to do since she first joined the show. Here’s a clue: It involves giving someone a good *is*** w*i**i*’.

Question: Where has Mohinder gone from Heroes?! —Rachel
Ausiello: Sendhil Ramamurthy resurfaces in November, so you’ll get your explanation then. Not sure if this is a clue but my Heroes mole tells me that more than 50 percent of Ramamurthy’s scenes since returning have been with Masi Oka.

Question: I heard that Sylar is going to have a love interest this season on Heroes. Could it possibly be Claire? That would make some people happy. —Laurie
Ausiello: The show has 12 episodes in the can and, so far, there’s nothing to suggest that Sylar will take a lover. “We [only] have six more episodes left [to shoot],” reports Zachary Quinto.” I suppose anything’s possible, but I don’t think the seeds for that have been planted in my storyline yet.”

Question: If somebody put a gun to your head and asked for a Fringe spoiler, how would you scoop your way out? —Nihat
Ausiello: I’d give you a Fringe spoiler. Duh. The episode currently in production — this season’s 10th — features the return of Leonard Nimoy’s William Bell.

Question: Is Astrid ever going to get her time to shine on Fringe? I don’t think we’ve ever seen out of the lab. —Oli
Ausiello: Good news, she’s coming out! “Astrid gets out of the lab a lot more this season,” reveals exec producer Jeff Pinkner. “And we just wrote a Astrid/Walter arc.” Adds fellow e.p. J.H. Wyman: “We adore her. She’s a diamond in the rough, and we know that. And we’re looking actively for ways to expand the character.”

Question: Is the actor from your “Fired Leading Man” blind item on Lost? —Jarrod
Ausiello: No.

Question: Any further hints you can give us regarding the significant death on Dexter? —Emily
Ausiello: Look for a major clue at the end of this Sunday’s episode!

Question: Rumor has it (via Twitter) that you’ve seen the season premiere of Friday Night Lights. The first season was the best. Does season 4 have that same feel? —Shannon
Ausiello: It does. As I tweeted earlier today, the premiere (airing Oct. 28 on DIRECTV’S The 101 Network) is an epic triumph. Exec producer Jason Katims promised that the episode — which focuses on Coach Taylor starting over from scratch with the Bad News Bears East Dillon Lions — would feel like a second pilot, and he wasn’t kidding. Katims (who wrote the ep) did a remarkable job balancing the new (six characters!) with the old (Tami, Julie, Saracen, Riggins, Landry, and J.D.) BTW, one of the six returning faves I just mentioned transformed into an unbelievable douchebag over the summer. I totally didn’t see it coming. Equally as shocking: The episode’s gut-wrenching climax.

Question: How much screen time does Riggins get in the FNL premiere? Is his character regressing? Does he get even hotter? —Shannon
Ausiello: He’s rather prominent, his brother certainly thinks he is, and get ready to press the pause button at about the 28-minute mark (excluding commercials). In related news, I’m firing my trainer and hiring Taylor Kitsch. To train me. Anything more than that would be illegal.

Question: If Southland’s sixth episode ends up being its last, will we get any closure (assuming the episode ever airs)? —James
Ausiello: Yes and no. It’s a self-contained ep, so the procedural element will be wrapped up. But there won’t be any big-picture closure — although Michael Cudlitz hints that the final scene contains “a little Easter egg for people who have followed the show and my storyline.”

Question: Do you answer your blind items after a certain time? Or do we have to wait until the story is “officially” broken? I’m particularly interested in finding out the answer to your most recent “Fired Actor” post. —Silmarwen
Ausiello: I take it on a case-by-case basis. Some blind items are so sensitive I can’t even offer any further hints. Others I feel comfortable narrowing down the possibilities to the point where it becomes painfully obvious who (or what) it is I’m talking about. And occasionally I’ll just end everyone’s suffering and solve the damn thing. Regarding the “Fired Actor” item, I’m going to try a new approach. I will relay the name of the fired actor plus two red herrings to the first Aushole that runs into me in Austin over the next three days.* And just to sweeten the deal, said Aushole will also receive a cool and extremely valuable piece of TV swag. Happy hunting! (BTW, I’ll be tweeting and twitpicing up a storm from FNL’s Austin set, so you best start following me.)

Question: USA is calling this week’s episode of Psych the “fall finale.” Is that the same thing as the season finale, or will there be more episodes later on? —Kristin
Ausiello: More episodes later on. This Friday’s episode marks the end of the first part of season 4. The second half will run in early ‘10 and climax with the return of Ally Sheedy as the Ying Yang Killer! The ep, co-written and directed by star James Roday, revolves around the release of Yang’s tell-all book.

Source: EW

Ratings News - 11th October

2009-10-12T18:36:00.003+01:00

Cold Case - Episode 7.04 - Soul - Promo

2009-10-12T09:23:00.001+01:00

What did you think of Cold Case - Jurisprudence

2009-10-12T04:00:00.000+01:00

Which of these shows will you be watching Tonight?

2009-10-11T12:00:00.001+01:00

Cold Case - Episode 7.11 - The Good Soldier - Plotline and Casting Call

2009-10-08T16:44:00.002+01:00

STORY LINE
The Cold Case squad investigates the murder of MIKE DONNELLY, an Army recruiter murdered in 2005...

[MIKE D, IN 2005] 28 years old in 2005, a soldier with a buzz cut, extremely fit, Mike is a recruiter for the United States Army, and he's a very aggressive, upbeat, gung ho "perfect soldier" who has served in Afghanistan and came home with a Purple Heart and a Bronze Star. Intent on getting the kids of Philadelphia to clean up their act and serve their country, he's found murdered outside a pawnshop, presumably the victim of a mugging. But in fact, Mike's halo was starting to slip in the days before his murder: he learned his wife was cheating on him, and couldn't stand the fact that he was channelling fine young men and women towards their deaths...GUEST STAR (1)

[KIRSTEN D. IN 2005 & 2009] Seen at 24 and 28 years old, pretty, Kirsten is the wife (and later the widow) of Mike Donnelly. Questioned by the detectives four years after her husband's murder, Kirsten appears to be frank in discussing her husband's actions and moods in the days before his death. But she's much less frank about revealing her own behavior, and conceals the fact that she had an affair with Sergeant Major Daniel Gomez right before her husband's violent death...GUEST STAR (1)

[BOBBY "BUMPER" K. IN 2005 & 2009] African-American, seen at 18 and 22 years old, he is a street kid, recruited by Mike to join the Army. After serving two tours of duty overseas as an Army Specialist, Bobby returns home to find Mike dead, accused of robbing a pawnshop in the hours before his death. Convinced that Mike was a totally straight arrow who would never commit a crime, Bobby asks the Cold Case squad to re-open the case. But Bobby has concealed his own level of involvement in criminal activity, and in fact bumped heads with Mike Donnelly at one point -- a big enough bump that he may have needed to settle their feud in blood...GUEST STAR (1)

[SERGEANT MAJOR DANIEL G. IN 2005 & 2009] In his early 40s, Latino, he is another Army recruiter in Philadelphia, and he worked alongside the late Mike Donnelly in 2005. Apparently a disinterested witness who can coolly evaluate Mike's character, Gomez in fact has a massive secret he's concealing: in violation of an unwritten code of the military, he slept with Mike's wife Kirsten, and his concealment makes the detectives think he's concealing a murder as well...GUEST STAR (8)

[VICTORIA M. IN 2005 & 2009] Latina, seen at 17 and 21 years old, she is an inner-city, punked-out kid with thick eyeliner and a lot of personal problems, recruited by Mike to join the Army and get away from her volatile homelife and her criminal companions on the street. Four years later, she's a squared-away Army Corporal who credits Mike Donnelly with saving her life. But Victoria is hiding a very basic fact about her relationship with Mike: she's his murderer. When she took part in a pawnshop robbery and Mike insisted she confess and serve the time, Victoria opted instead to kill Mike and hide out in plain sight: in Iraq...GUEST STAR (12)

[JERRY H. IN 2005 & 2009] In his 40s, Jerry is a tough, aggressive dad, the father of David Harkin. In 2005, he's very angry with Mike Donnelly, because Mike has been too persistent in pressuring his son to join the Army. Four years later, questioned by the police as a suspect in Mike's murder, Jerry is still mourning for David, who died overseas, and he insists that the memory of Mike Donnelly is a source of consolation to him...GUEST STAR (16)

[TREY "MEATHEAD" N. IN 2005 & 2009] African-American, seen at 17 and 21 years old, Trey is a kid on the borderline in 2005, possibly destined to become a fit, useful soldier -- but possibly destined to become a career criminal. Four years after Mike Donnelly's death, Trey has clearly taken the wrong path somewhere along the line, and is now in the penitentiary. Questioned by the detectives about the pawnshop robbery that led to Mike Donnelly's death, Trey is careful to point the cops in another direction: street thug Bobby Kearns...GUEST STAR (23)

[CELESTE C.] In her early 50s, blonde and preppy, she's the mother of Finn Cooper, and she's the family peacemaker. In spite of her husband's evident irritation that Lilly Rush is dating her son Finn, Celeste goes to great lengths to make Rush feel welcome within their family -- but she's just a little peeved that Rush has stood them up for dinner on four separate occasions. She drives home the fact that Rush needs to treat the Coopers as her extended family, and vice versa...GUEST STAR (30) POSSIBLE RECURRING ROLE. PROTOTYPE: BLYTHE DANNER.

[DAVID H. IN 2005] 18 years old, a straight-A track star, David is one of Mike Donnelly's devoted followers, and he assists Mike in recruiting at his high school.sptv050769.CO-STAR

[MRS. H IN 2005] In her 40s, Jerry's wife and David's mother, she is consoled at her son's funeral by the kind words of Mike Donnelly...CO-STAR

[ETHAN H IN 2005] 10 years old, the younger brother of David Harkin, he's taken aside by Mike Donnelly, for a heart-to-heart talk at his brother's memorial service...CO-STAR. no lines, 1 scene (21)

[CREEP IN 2005] 18-19 years old, this menacing gangbanger tries to pressure Mike Donnelly into leaving Trey alone, because he's already been recruited (for life) by the Six Street Mafia...CO-STAR

Source: SpoilerTV

Cold Case - Episode 7.03 - Jurisprudence - Promotional Photos

2009-10-08T16:43:00.002+01:00

Source: Pizquita

Rating News - October 4th

2009-10-05T17:04:00.000+01:00

Source: TVbytheNumbers

Cold Case - Episode 7.04 - Soul - Press Release

2009-10-05T11:06:00.000+01:00

THE TEAM RE-OPENS THE 1970 MURDER CASE OF A 20-YEAR-OLD MUSICIAN WHO WAS SECRETLY INSTRUMENTAL IN CREATING THE POPULAR PHILADELPHIA SOUL SOUND, ON "COLD CASE," SUNDAY, OCT. 18

Wesley Jonathan ("What I Like About You") Guest Stars as the Victim

Loretta Devine ("Grey's Anatomy"), Jamie Hector ("The Wire"), Anna Maria Horsford ("The Shield") And Steven Williams ("The X-Files") Also Guest Star

"Soul" - The team delves into the 1970 murder of a musician who tried to keep his involvement with the Philadelphia Soul scene a secret from his strict preacher father for whom he was an organist. Meanwhile, Lilly meets her teenaged step-brother, Finn, on COLD CASE, Sunday, Oct. 18 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.

Guest stars include Wesley Jonathan ("What I Like About You") as the victim, Billy; Loretta Devine ("Grey's Anatomy") as a choir girlfriend of Billy; and Anna Maria Horsford ("The Shield") as the owner of an after-hours Jazz club. Jamie Hector ("The Wire") and Steven Williams ("The X-Files") also guest star, respectively, as the 1970 and 2009 incarnations of a record label founder.

SERIES REGULARS:
Lilly Rush................................. Kathryn Morris
Scotty Valens................................. Danny Pino
Lt. John Stillman................................ John Finn
Nick Vera............................ Jeremy Ratchford
Will Jeffries................................... Thom Barry
Kat Miller................................... Tracie Thoms

GUEST CAST:
Billy Jeremiah Sanders............ Wesley Jonathan
Chandra Patterson (2009)......... Loretta Devine
Geraldine Watkins (2009)............ Anna Maria Horsford
Ronde Brooks (2009)............. Steven Williams
Ronde Brooks (1970)................. Jamie Hector
Reverend Tom Sanders (2009)...................................... John Cothran
Reverend Tom Sanders (1970)....... Dig Wayne
Geraldine Watkins (1970)........................ Vanessa Bell Calloway
Chandra Patterson (1970)............................ Hope Olaidé Wilson
Buster Large (2009).................. Ajgie Kirkland
Buster Large (1970)................... Kelvin Brown
Beatrice Sloan (1970)................ Meagan Good
Archie Sloan (2009)....... Freedom Bridgewater
Finn Cooper................................ Brett Davern
Officer Lennox............................. Alex Valente

WRITTEN BY: Ryan Farley
DIRECTED BY: John Showalter

Source: CBS

Cold Case - Episode 7.03 - Jurisprudence - Press Release

2009-10-05T11:02:00.002+01:00

VALENS HAS TIES TO A TEEN WHOSE 2004 MURDER IN A JUVENILE DETENTION CENTER IS BEING INVESTIGATED BY THE TEAM, ON "COLD CASE," SUNDAY, OCT. 11

Emmy Award Winner Bobby Cannavale ("Will & Grace," "Third Watch") Returns as Narcotics Cop Eddie Saccardo

Steven Culp ("JAG," "Desperate Housewives"), Adina Porter ("True Blood") And Cress Williams ("Prison Break," "ER") Guest Star as Employees of the Facility Where the Victim Was Killed

"Jurisprudence" - The team reopens the 2004 case of a teen who was wrongly sent to a juvenile detention center where he was killed before Valens could make good on his promise to get him released. Meanwhile, Lilly reconnects with her former love, Saccardo, on COLD CASE, Sunday, Oct. 11 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.

SERIES REGULARS:
Lilly Rush........................................ Kathryn Morris
Scotty Valens....................................... Danny Pino
Lt. John Stillman...................................... John Finn
Nick Vera................................... Jeremy Ratchford
Will Jeffries.......................................... Thom Barry
Kat Miller.......................................... Tracie Thoms

RECURRING CAST :
Eddie Saccardo.................... Bobby Cannavale

GUEST CAST:
Alex Caceres (2002, 2004)........................ Jerry Hernandez
Judge Harold "Harry" Alvarez...................................... Miguel Perez
Marci Rich (2004, 2009)..................... Becky Wahlstrom
Michael Rodgers (2009)........................... Christopher H. Fisher
Michael Rodgers (2004) ....... James D'Kristian
Evan Price (2004, 2009)............... Steven Culp
Laticia Myers (2004, 2009) ........ Adina Porter
Ray-Ray (2004, 2009)............... James Earl III
Jimmy Clarke (2004, 2009)...... Cress Williams
Deputy Commissioner Patrick Doherty................... Keith Szarabajka
Guard................................... Michael DiBacco

WRITTEN BY: Christopher Silber, one of the series' producers
DIRECTED BY: Holly Dale

Source: CBS

Cold Case - Episode 7.03 - Jurisprudence - Promo

2009-10-05T11:01:00.000+01:00

What did you think of Cold Case - Hoodrats

2009-10-05T04:00:00.000+01:00

Which of these shows will you be watching Tonight?

2009-10-04T08:27:00.001+01:00

Cold Case - Episode 7.02 - Hoodrats - Promotional Photos

2009-09-29T21:26:00.002+01:00