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Sex, secrets and 'Dollhouse': Joss Whedon talks about the end of his Fox show
13 hours ago
What's below is a feature based on a Dec. 2 interview with Joss Whedon about "Dollhouse," "Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog," "Glee," "Terminator" and various other things. Below the story is the full transcript of my interview with Whedon. The feature does not contain spoilers for upcoming episodes. The transcript does contain information about the guest cast for "Dollhouse's" Jan. 22 series finale. I wouldn't call that information a major spoiler, but your mileage may vary. That's the only spoiler-ish thing in the transcript. At the end of this post, there are episode summaries and a guest-cast list for the next... »
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No 'Lie' &mdash the cast of 'The Shield' to reunite on Fox drama
2 December 2009 7:38 AM, PST
The cast of the great FX drama "The Shield" will be reuniting this spring -- on the Fox drama "Lie to Me." "The Shield" was created by Shawn Ryan, who's now the showrunner of "Lie to Me," which has become an increasingly addictive drama in its second season. The show, as you probably know, stars Tim Roth as Cal Lightman, a man who can tell via facial expressions and body language when someone is lying. But what these people are lying about and why -- those questions often get interesting answers. The "Shield" cast members reuniting for the upcoming episode... »
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'Scrubs' returns, but who are these newbies?
1 December 2009 8:04 AM, PST
There's something vaguely puzzling about the new season of "Scrubs" (8 p.m. Central Tuesday, ABC; two and a half stars). You see, this new-ish iteration of the show is sort of a sequel to the long-running medical comedy and sort of a continuation of it too. Forgive me, I can't resist the medical analogies: Something about the new-but-partly-familiar show feels a bit off, as if a facelift didn't quite work out as planned. It's not as if there aren't jokes, and even some good ones, in the new season, which is set at a medical school and features some of... »
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Fortunate 'Sons': Talking to the creator of FX's breakout biker hit, 'Sons of Anarchy'
30 November 2009 6:17 PM, PST
Update Dec. 2: FX has announced that the network has officially ordered a third season of "Sons of Anarchy," which will arrive in September 2010. All the series regulars will return and Kurt Sutter has signed a new 2-year deal to continue as the show's executive producer. Below is a feature on "Sons of Anarchy," which has its Season 2 finale Tuesday on FX. After the story, there's a transcript of my interview with "Sons" creator and executive producer Kurt Sutter. There are no spoilers for the Season 2 finale below. My previous "Sons of Anarchy" stories and reviews are... »
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