The season premiere of Once Upon a Time is fast approaching, and while we’re excited to see all our faves again, we’re just as excited to check out the bevy of new characters that will join the series this season.
And EW has an exclusive First Look at one of them… READ FULL STORY »
We’re just a few weeks away from the Sept. 24 season premiere of How I Met Your Mother, and if you’re not excited, get there. Here are a few reasons:
1. As the brand new promo shows, we’re going to see much more from Robin and Barney’s wedding day, which hopefully doesn’t end with Barney on the run. (Though, Barney, I agree that cornflower blue was a better choice.)
2. We get to see Thomas Lennon as Klaus!
3. And “We’re going to show the fans a glimpse of something that we hope will blow their minds,” executive producer Craig Thomas promises. If the answer isn’t “grizzly bear in a tux,” my mind whirls with exciting possibilities.
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The Hippocratic Oath and mob ties don’t seem like they’d make for a good mix, and that’s exactly where Fox’s upcoming series The Mob Doctor derives its drama. In the upcoming Sopranos-meets-ER drama, Chicago thoracic surgeon Grace Devlin (Jordana Spiro) is forced to use her unique skill set to pay off her brother’s debt to a local crime boss (William Forsythe). Without spoiling too much, it’s safe to say there will be screwdrivers lodged in heads and infirmed horse races involved. And those are just Grace’s nights! During her day job, Grace works alongside her blueblooded boyfriend Brett Robinson, played by Zach Gilford. The Friday Night Lights alum talked exclusive to EW about what to expect when the mafia infiltrates the O.R. READ FULL STORY »
FX’s American Horror Story: Asylum, the second installment in Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk’s scary anthology series, has been ramping up its promotion in the past few weeks with various creepy teasers making the rounds. Now, EW can bring you four EXCLUSIVE new pieces of key art from the wild new season, set within an insane asylum. Click through to see all four images and get ready to shudder. And stay tuned to EW.com all this week for MAJOR AHS: Asylum exclusives.
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Can there ever be too much Judith Light on television? In a word: no. Which is why it’s good that the Who’s the Boss? legend is returning to her guesting gig on TV Land’s sitcom The Exes, where she plays the over-bearing mother to Kristen Johnston’s divorce lawyer character Holly Brooks. EW has an exclusive clip of Light’s reappearance on The Exes in tomorrow night’s new episode, titled “Sister Act,” which also stars Amanda Detmer as Light’s other, more beloved, perfect daughter Jill.
Just like last time, the appearance of Light’s motherly character ruffles Holly’s feathers, largely because she’s so often pushed to the side in favor of her perfect — and married — sister. The full episode apparently finds Holly inventing an alternative lifestyle for herself that spirals out of control (to impress Mommy Dearest maybe?), but until it airs Wednesday evening at 10:30 p.m., whet your appetite with a preview clip of Light’s return — and the fireworks it causes — here:
FX’s American Horror Story: Asylum doesn’t begin its terror-filled second season until late October but today the first teaser was released and… it’s really friggin’ creepy. The second season is set in a 1960s insane asylum run by Jessica Lange, but the teaser is scarily simple: A nun deposits a bucket of food near the woods, but something tells us she’s not leaving it for squirrels or some cute elves living in the trees, making cookies. What could she be feeding? What lives in that woods? Watch below… READ FULL STORY »
It’s been months since we’ve seen Carrie (Claire Danes) and Brody (Damian Lewis), the complicated lovers of Showtime’s critically acclaimed drama Homeland. But today, Showtime released the trailer for the series’ second season, premiering Sept. 30, which includes an apparent reunion between the two. Set to Belgian choir Scala & Kolacny Brothers’ version of “Every Breath You Take,” the trailer also showcases some of the footage that the Homeland team shot on location in Tel Aviv, as well as quick shots of new castmembers, like Rupert Friend. Watch below and prepare to get chills… READ FULL STORY »
If you haven’t had a chance to watch Here Comes Honey Boo Boo — TLC’s newest guilty pleasure that’s a spinoff of Toddlers & Tiaras – here is a sneak peek of next Wednesday’s episode.
The set-up: Alana, aka Honey Boo Boo, got herself a teacup pig named Glitzy and boy, does that little bundle of bacon like to stir up trouble. The big gal in the clip who’s forced to deal with Glitzy at 0 dark 30 is June, Honey Boo Boo’s mom and the real burpin’-and-fartin’-scene-stealer of this reality show that bowed Aug. 8. READ FULL STORY »
Oh, no! Does Barney Stinson have a case of pre-wedding jitters?
It certainly looks like he does in this exclusive first photo of How I Met Your Mother‘s upcoming eighth season, where the Barnicle is seen trying to escape his wedding! (See it after the jump.) READ FULL STORY »
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There are a lot of pieces to put back together in the new season of NCIS — literally and figuratively. Need proof? Check out this exclusive first photo from the show’s upcoming tenth season.
Abby (Pauley Perrette), who we last saw getting tackled by Gibbs right before a bomb rocked NCIS HQ, is seen looking a little dazed — and who can blame her? Look at the destruction behind her! (Photo after jump.)
On the heels of Bob’s Burgers recent Best Animated Series Emmy nomination, we caught up with series creator Loren Bouchard and star H. Jon Benjamin to chat about their upcoming third season (premiering Sept. 30 on FOX).
The duo (who’ve worked together before on Dr. Katz and Home Movies) gave us a taste of some of their favorite new plotlines and dished out on the top-notch guests they were able to snag this year — like Jon Hamm, who’ll be playing a talking toilet. “It’s a kind of E.T. homage, but instead of an alien, it’s this high-end talking electronic toilet that falls off a truck and lands in the woods,” says Bouchard. “And Gene [Eugene Mirman] finds it, E.T.-style. It’s kind of a love story between a boy and a toilet.”
Kate Hudson already got her dance on in the movie musical Nine, and it looks like she’ll be returning to those sexy moves on the Sept. 13 premiere of Glee, based on this exclusive EW image (co-creator Ryan Murphy tweeted a different image yesterday). Hudson plays Cassandra July, a dance instructor at Rachel’s new school, NYADA. See the larger version below… READ FULL STORY »
MTV has been red hot in the scripted arena, with buzzy entries such as Teen Wolf and Awkward. And the teen network isn’t just resting on those shows. Next up: The Inbetweeners, a story adapted from a popular British format that follows a group of middling teens in high school. EW has an exclusive first look at the series, via the first two minutes of the pilot, which can be viewed below.
To be more specific, The Inbetweeners chronicles the lives of those kids who aren’t on top or bottom of the social ladder — but the ones who are right in the middle and, yes, may even be more invisible than the lowly nerds. MTV describes the show as such: “The Inbetweeners takes a comedic look at a group of teenagers navigating high school and charging into adulthood the way everyone does…by taking one step forward and three steps back.”
At San Diego Comic-Con, MTV released a glimpse at the series, during a panel for Teen Wolf. But now, EW exclusively presents the first two minutes of the premiere here:
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