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The Mentalist Casts Make It or Break It's Josie Loren as (Potential) Regular The Mentalist is adding to its ranks in Season 7, casting Make It or Break It star Josie Loren in a major recurring role, TVLine has learned exclusively. RELATED Fall TV Preview: Photos and Video From 50+ New Shows Loren...
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Indian Youth TV Market Attracting Interest From International Production Companies BBC Worldwide is expanding its portfolio of localized youth programming with two new shows for MTV India, as the demographic attracts growing business from other players, such as the local offshoot of Endemol.
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On TV Tonight, Friday, 7/18/14: The Legend of Korra, Girl Meets World and More Our Picks   The Legend of Korra – 8pm Nickelodeon The Legend of Korra has a killer plot, but it is the visuals that leave me breathless while watching this stunning animated series. Sample the back-to-back episodes to...
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Stalker Boss Rejects Following Comparisons, Stylized Violence Label Kevin Williamson wants you to know his new crime drama Stalker (premiering Oct. 1) is not The Following. While the Kevin Bacon-starrer "was meant to be a popcorn thriller," the upcoming CBS series, like much of the netwo...
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'Awkward' Season 4B and 'Faking It' Season 2 Premiere Dates Announced; 'Happyland' Series Premiere Announced Awkward and Faking It are teaming up again this fall when the series return to MTV Tuesday nights on September 23rd at 10PM beginning with the second half of Awkward season four followed by the season premiere of Faking ...
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The Haunted Mansion Animated Special Is Coming To Disney, Along With Three Pilots Disney Television Animation be producing a Haunted Mansion animated special for Disney Channel and Disney XD, as well as three pilots and a short-form series that have nothing to do with rides, attractions or spooky spir...
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TVLine Items: CW Renews Whose Line, Jaime Pressly Joins Mom and More Whose renewal is it anyway? The CW’s improv-comedy series Whose Line Is It Anyway? (obviously), which got picked up today for a 24-episode Season 3, to debut in 2015. RELATED CW Boss Defends Beast Renewal, Offers Super...
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Claire Danes Heads To The Middle East In Homeland's Season 4 Trailer And Poster This season will largely take place in those overseas settings, with Carrie back on the front lines that she'd been yearning to get back to for years. This presumably means we'll get to spend less time with good ol' Saul...
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Malaysia Airlines Crash Coverage Catapults Cable News Ratings

Hollywood Reporter - 18 Jul 2014 23:48
Malaysia Airlines Crash Coverage Catapults Cable News Ratings News of Flight 17's crash in Ukraine (and the ongoing conflict in the Gaza Strip) prompts wall-to-wall coverage throughout Thursday, culminating in huge audiences during primetime -- and a record for Megyn Kelly.
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Showtime Boss Talks Dexter Spin-Off, Happyish Recasting and More That possible Dexter spin-off? Don’t hold your breath for it. While Showtime President David Nevins said Friday at the Television Critics Assoc. summer press tour in Beverly Hills that he’s kept in touch with star Mi...
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There really is no place like Homeland. In addition to releasing the first official Season 4 teaser trailer on Friday, Showtime announced that the drama will return Oct. 5 at 9/8c. RELATED Homeland Adds Life of Pi Star �...
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TV Ratings: 'The Strain' Delivers Big Premiere Week, 'Masters of Sex' and 'Ray Donovan' Get DVR Lifts The new FX series gets a strong showing with encores and time-shifting, while Showtime's new Sunday lineup of sophomores opens without the aid of "Dexter" or "Homeland."
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Television Review: 'The Lottery' on Lifetime, a World of Tough Choices "The Lottery," on Lifetime, joins the ranks of TV shows that have decided to loathe humanity.
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'Homeland' Season 4 Trailer Debuts; Alex Gansa Talks Emmy Snub, Israel, Moving On The showrunner discusses the new direction for the series, cracks wise about Dana Brody and sounds off on negative press: "The criticism hurt. The lack of an Emmy nomination hurt."
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First Look: Phineas and Ferb's Perry Meets Star Wars' [Spoiler] Is this the semi-aquatic egg-laying mammal of action you’re looking for…? Perry aka Agent P meets up with a pair of out-of-this-world characters in Phineas and Ferb: Star Wars (premiering on Disney Channel Saturday, ...
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'Two and a Half Men' to Feature 'Gay' Wedding; Chuck Lorre, Jon Cryer Defend 'Scam' Story The show's "gay" adoption storyline will bring the show "full circle to two men trying to parent a young boy," the executive producer tells THR.
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The Week Ahead: The Trial Ends, the Doubts Linger

The New York Times - 18 Jul 2014 21:49
The Week Ahead: The Trial Ends, the Doubts Linger The entrapment defense did not convince the jury that convicted four men on terrorism charges in New York in 2010, but it is very persuasive in "The Newburgh Sting."
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'Supernatural' Stars, Showrunner Don't See End in Sight

Hollywood Reporter - 18 Jul 2014 21:26
'Supernatural' Stars, Showrunner Don't See End in Sight Jared Padalecki, Jensen Ackles and executive producer Jeremy Carver were candid about the prospects of the long-running show's future, revealing that when that time comes, they'll "welcome that chapter."
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TNT Orders Fifth and Final Season of 'Falling Skies;' Renews 'The Last Ship' and 'Major Crimes' After five seasons, the alien invasion will come to an end on Falling Skies. TNT announced the Noah Wyle-led series has been renewed for a fifth and final season set to consist of 10 episodes. The final episodes will wra...
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David Suchet Reflects on 25 Years as Poirot

The New York Times - 18 Jul 2014 21:23
David Suchet Reflects on 25 Years as Poirot The British actor David Suchet seems ready to put some distance between himself and Hercule Poirot, Agatha Christie's detective.
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Ray Lonnen, a British actor who played a spy in "The Sandbaggers," a TV series that made the bureaucratic battles of espionage as gripping as 007-style cloak and dagger, died July 11 at his home in London. He was 74.
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Jon Voight and Ann-Margret on Working Together Again

The New York Times - 18 Jul 2014 21:21
Jon Voight and Ann-Margret on Working Together Again Jon Voight and Ann-Margret discuss working together in "Ray Donovan" and reminisce about a film they made over 30 years ago.
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