I know the seasons have all ended but spoilers usually pour in alot as shows ready their fall seasons. Here are a few:
Nip/Tuck:
1. One of the boys is approached to pose for Playgirl! Let's hope it's Christian!
Heroes:
1. The producers have written in a new recurring character they're calling Princess Keriyama. She first appears in the season premiere and she's a sexy little Japanese thing.
2. Regarding Nathan, Adrian Pasdar says that there's gonna be a little bit of a journey of redemption for the sins of past, for his association with people who are probably less than good. There's gonna be some climbing up the moral ladder. He's gonna have to do a little bit of work.
Lost:
1. Desmond will have to deal with the aftereffects and the guilt of Charlie's death. He will question whether or not Charlie would have made this sacrifice, had he not told him that was what he was going to do? He will question the role he played in Charlie’s death.
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Tuesday, June 05, 2007
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Spoilers Time!
Lost:
1. The finale is nuts. There is at least one death and also that big "game changer." That one death is a huge shocker and will require lots of kleenex.
2. The format of the show is completely changing thanks to the events in tomorrow's sure-to-be-awesome finale.
3. Three main actors might not be in every episode next season.
Grey's Anatomy:
1. Isaiah Washington has been taking meetings in New York and Los Angeles in search of a new job that would take place during the coming TV season, so it certainly appears that Isaiah's Grey's days are over. Insiders at ABC say that "not everyone will be coming back" to Grey's this fall, and although T.R. Knight's fate was also left hanging in the balance after the season finale, it seems like he will be back. However, Isaiah looks to be a goner. It kind of makes that scene of Cristina ripping the shackle off her neck while sobbing "I'm free" and the Chief's lecture to Burke that he's "disappointed" in him this year all the more poignant.
Heroes:
1. Both Milo Ventimiglia (Peter) and Adrian Pasdar (Nathan) are series regulars next season. The question regarding Peter is not, did he survive? It's, can he swim?
2. Hiro will starts next season in 17th-century Japan in the midst of a war, and it takes him about 6 episodes to get back to present-day NYC. And by the way, those last few minutes of tonight's finale are the first few minutes of season two's premiere.
3. Next season begins four months into the future, and two of the main characters are in deep despair—one having completely lost his memory and the other having developed a major drinking problem.
Nip/Tuck:
1. Not only are Christian and Sean dipping their toes into showbiz, the entire series is diving into the world of Hollyweird. There will be a new major recurring character who plays a hit TV show runner (like Damon Lindelof or Tim Kring)! They're also bringing in a powerful studio exec, who lives a bit of an alternative lifestyle on the down low.
1. The finale is nuts. There is at least one death and also that big "game changer." That one death is a huge shocker and will require lots of kleenex.
2. The format of the show is completely changing thanks to the events in tomorrow's sure-to-be-awesome finale.
3. Three main actors might not be in every episode next season.
Grey's Anatomy:
1. Isaiah Washington has been taking meetings in New York and Los Angeles in search of a new job that would take place during the coming TV season, so it certainly appears that Isaiah's Grey's days are over. Insiders at ABC say that "not everyone will be coming back" to Grey's this fall, and although T.R. Knight's fate was also left hanging in the balance after the season finale, it seems like he will be back. However, Isaiah looks to be a goner. It kind of makes that scene of Cristina ripping the shackle off her neck while sobbing "I'm free" and the Chief's lecture to Burke that he's "disappointed" in him this year all the more poignant.
Heroes:
1. Both Milo Ventimiglia (Peter) and Adrian Pasdar (Nathan) are series regulars next season. The question regarding Peter is not, did he survive? It's, can he swim?
2. Hiro will starts next season in 17th-century Japan in the midst of a war, and it takes him about 6 episodes to get back to present-day NYC. And by the way, those last few minutes of tonight's finale are the first few minutes of season two's premiere.
3. Next season begins four months into the future, and two of the main characters are in deep despair—one having completely lost his memory and the other having developed a major drinking problem.
Nip/Tuck:
1. Not only are Christian and Sean dipping their toes into showbiz, the entire series is diving into the world of Hollyweird. There will be a new major recurring character who plays a hit TV show runner (like Damon Lindelof or Tim Kring)! They're also bringing in a powerful studio exec, who lives a bit of an alternative lifestyle on the down low.
Tuesday, May 08, 2007
Spoilers Time!
Dirt:
1. The show has been renewed for another season! It will be back in early 2008.
Grey's Anatomy:
1. You know that girl we saw in last week's previews, making googly eyes at McDreamy? Well, she is played by former Reunion star, Chyler Leigh and has been offered a multiple-episode arc for next season. I love her, and it seems she may be sinking her slutty little paws into Mer’s man.
2. The intern's first year will finally come to an end with the intern exam, a chief will be named, Christina and Burke will make it to the church, Meredith and Derek will face an uncertain future, and the triangle that is Callie, Izzie and George will become more complex. Plus there will be surgeries and sex. Lots of surgeries and sex.
Lost:
1. The game-changer involves Jack and someone else.
2. A fan favorite will sacrifice himself for the good of the rest of the Losties.
3. This week ww will earn who really is in charge of the Others and more about Jacob.
4. Some mysteries will be resolved by the end of the season: what was up with the guys in the arctic, Walt's ability to rejuvenate animals, the "magic box" idea. They also said that Patchy's resurrection will be explained within the next couple of weeks. The smoke monster will not be explained until the end of the series.
Desperate Housewives:
1. In the season finale, Susan and Mike are set to wed in the forest and it seems that Susan lured Mike there without him knowing they would get married. When Gaby rethinks marrying Victor, Milton (his father) convinces her to give his son another chance. Soon after she does, Gaby learns that Victor marrying her may all have been to do better in polls (married man seen with a Latina wife.)
Heroes:
1. The May 21 season capper will set up two big ideas for the second volume of Heroes, to be titled "Generations." The new saga will focus on putting the Heroes mythology in a grand historical context of superpowered family dynasties. It focuses on heritage, the family line, and the source of the powers. That means the "older" generation of heroes — including George Takei's Papa Nakamura and especially Cristine Rose's Mama Petrelli — should expect more screen time.
2. Instead of just a cheerleader or a city, "Volume 2: Generations" will concern a plot to save the entire planet. Also, Suresh will learn crucial info about his Indian past and his dead (or is she?) sister in the finale that helps set up next season.
1. The show has been renewed for another season! It will be back in early 2008.
Grey's Anatomy:
1. You know that girl we saw in last week's previews, making googly eyes at McDreamy? Well, she is played by former Reunion star, Chyler Leigh and has been offered a multiple-episode arc for next season. I love her, and it seems she may be sinking her slutty little paws into Mer’s man.
2. The intern's first year will finally come to an end with the intern exam, a chief will be named, Christina and Burke will make it to the church, Meredith and Derek will face an uncertain future, and the triangle that is Callie, Izzie and George will become more complex. Plus there will be surgeries and sex. Lots of surgeries and sex.
Lost:
1. The game-changer involves Jack and someone else.
2. A fan favorite will sacrifice himself for the good of the rest of the Losties.
3. This week ww will earn who really is in charge of the Others and more about Jacob.
4. Some mysteries will be resolved by the end of the season: what was up with the guys in the arctic, Walt's ability to rejuvenate animals, the "magic box" idea. They also said that Patchy's resurrection will be explained within the next couple of weeks. The smoke monster will not be explained until the end of the series.
Desperate Housewives:
1. In the season finale, Susan and Mike are set to wed in the forest and it seems that Susan lured Mike there without him knowing they would get married. When Gaby rethinks marrying Victor, Milton (his father) convinces her to give his son another chance. Soon after she does, Gaby learns that Victor marrying her may all have been to do better in polls (married man seen with a Latina wife.)
Heroes:
1. The May 21 season capper will set up two big ideas for the second volume of Heroes, to be titled "Generations." The new saga will focus on putting the Heroes mythology in a grand historical context of superpowered family dynasties. It focuses on heritage, the family line, and the source of the powers. That means the "older" generation of heroes — including George Takei's Papa Nakamura and especially Cristine Rose's Mama Petrelli — should expect more screen time.
2. Instead of just a cheerleader or a city, "Volume 2: Generations" will concern a plot to save the entire planet. Also, Suresh will learn crucial info about his Indian past and his dead (or is she?) sister in the finale that helps set up next season.
Tuesday, May 01, 2007
Spoilers Time!
Ugly Betty:
1. One of the inspirations for our American Betty, Angélica Vale of the Mexican telenovela La Fea Más Bella, guest stars in the May 17 season finale, playing the assistant of Betty's orthodontic technician. I'm told that getting Angélica here was pretty much a nightmare (they ran into major immigration problems, and she ultimately was only cleared for a very short stay). And when Angélica arrived, it turned out she had lost her Bettylicious getup (wig, specs, etc.) on the way up from Mexico, so Betty's production peeps had to frantically search for replacements. Still, it all came together and the doppelgeeker action is fantastic, along with the rest of the season finale, from what I hear.
2. Someone is going to die in the finale, and it is someone who is a part of Betty's family. Get ready to weep! Still, the good news is that in proper soap-tastic fashion, the writers have left a loophole through which they can bring this person back if he or she ultimately decides to return. And based on recent developments, he or she will want to.
Lost:
1. Five people are going to die! Yes, five! Definitely splurge on the adult diapers. We are going to be totally and completely freaked out. It's not so much the number, but the who.
2. Lost Spoilers offers us a summary of the spoilers Cuse and Lindelof revealed in the latest podcast: They will be revisiting the psychic's predictions for Claire in the future as well as Walt's abilities. The Others' obsession with children and pregnancy goes beyond the inability to successfully bear children on the island. The Other's definitely have an interest in children with special abilities. That's why they took Walt. There are two factions of The Others and are in no relation to the hatches/stations. They will be getting back to the statue before the show ends.
Heroes:
1. Nathan's fate and future is in question come season's end. Adrian Pasdar himself said, "There's a little bit of perhaps a separation between my ability to see them (Nathan's kids) and, uh...I can't really say too much."
2. Linderman is going to heal Nathan's wife (Rena Sofer in a wheelchair)!
Entourage:
1. Don’t get too comfy with Amanda, even though it seems as though Vince is in to her. Ari’s about to make his move and swoop Vinnie right out from under her. Er, figuratively speaking.
Grey's Anatomy:
1. Burke starts to have some serious reservations about marrying Cristina. And you're never going to believe whom he turns to for advice.
2. In the season finale, the interns take thier test, the new Chief is named, George and Callie make a big decision about their relationship, and Jane Doe is reunited with her family.
1. One of the inspirations for our American Betty, Angélica Vale of the Mexican telenovela La Fea Más Bella, guest stars in the May 17 season finale, playing the assistant of Betty's orthodontic technician. I'm told that getting Angélica here was pretty much a nightmare (they ran into major immigration problems, and she ultimately was only cleared for a very short stay). And when Angélica arrived, it turned out she had lost her Bettylicious getup (wig, specs, etc.) on the way up from Mexico, so Betty's production peeps had to frantically search for replacements. Still, it all came together and the doppelgeeker action is fantastic, along with the rest of the season finale, from what I hear.
2. Someone is going to die in the finale, and it is someone who is a part of Betty's family. Get ready to weep! Still, the good news is that in proper soap-tastic fashion, the writers have left a loophole through which they can bring this person back if he or she ultimately decides to return. And based on recent developments, he or she will want to.
Lost:
1. Five people are going to die! Yes, five! Definitely splurge on the adult diapers. We are going to be totally and completely freaked out. It's not so much the number, but the who.
2. Lost Spoilers offers us a summary of the spoilers Cuse and Lindelof revealed in the latest podcast: They will be revisiting the psychic's predictions for Claire in the future as well as Walt's abilities. The Others' obsession with children and pregnancy goes beyond the inability to successfully bear children on the island. The Other's definitely have an interest in children with special abilities. That's why they took Walt. There are two factions of The Others and are in no relation to the hatches/stations. They will be getting back to the statue before the show ends.
Heroes:
1. Nathan's fate and future is in question come season's end. Adrian Pasdar himself said, "There's a little bit of perhaps a separation between my ability to see them (Nathan's kids) and, uh...I can't really say too much."
2. Linderman is going to heal Nathan's wife (Rena Sofer in a wheelchair)!
Entourage:
1. Don’t get too comfy with Amanda, even though it seems as though Vince is in to her. Ari’s about to make his move and swoop Vinnie right out from under her. Er, figuratively speaking.
Grey's Anatomy:
1. Burke starts to have some serious reservations about marrying Cristina. And you're never going to believe whom he turns to for advice.
2. In the season finale, the interns take thier test, the new Chief is named, George and Callie make a big decision about their relationship, and Jane Doe is reunited with her family.
Tuesday, April 24, 2007
Spoilers Time!
Grey's Anatomy:
1. Studio insiders say the first hour of Private Practice’s pilot (which airs as a Grey’s episode in May) is close to completion and is so "fearlessly good" it’s the most likely of all ABC pilots to receive a pickup.
2. Regarding George and Izzie, their secret will stay hidden from Callie for at least a few more weeks, though she knows something's not right.
3. Cristina and Burke really are going to make it to the altar in the season finale, and the wedding will be everything Cristina did not want, including the big dress, having bridesmaids, and writing her own vows.
4. In a few weeks, the interns will take the biggest test of their careers, their first-year medical exams
Heroes:
1. Mastermind Tim Kring says that for season two, "There are plans to add one new, one big character next season." The character is female—to even out the gender ranks a wee bit. Tim also said that those Heroes who remain are likely to stick around, 'cause he's changed his m.o. "I thought Heroes was going to have an ever-shifting cast," he says, "but the cast hit in such big ways that now the challenge is to figure out how to use them all and still fold in a couple of new people, because I still think that the origin stories are the most fascinating, in some ways."
2. Regarding Nathan becoming president, sources are saying that visions from the future are not always as they seem.
3. Thrown five years in the future, Hiro and Ando discover that people with extraordinary abilities are not only widely known about -- after the destruction of New York City and the deaths of millions -- but are being registered, imprisoned, hunted and even killed as "terrorists." As the President takes his first step towards a "final solution," the pair get swept up in what could be the "Heroes" final battle and encounter a range of new and darkly familiar faces.
Lost:
1. There's a lot going on as far as that mysterious visitor from last week. She is a major twist to the plot. Supposedly, there will be a shocking moment when she tells Hurley the fate of the real (wtf?!) Oceanic Flight 815.
2. We'll definitely see more of Sawyer and Sayid working together. Plus, sounds like Penny's dad, Charles Widmore, may be seen again.
3. There will be a showdown in the season finale. Yhe beach occupants divide into two camps: one run by Jack and the other Sawyer or Locke. It seems that Jack will definately be facing off against one of them. The survivors will also have another showdown with the Others and the origins of the Dharma Initiative will be explained.
Desperate Housewives:
1. Susan will marry Mike, and Gaby is rushing into a big wedding extravaganza with just-elected mayor Victor. But all, unfortunately, is not well on Wisteria Lane: Lynette (and not Susan as previously believed) finds out she has cancer and Mike's shady brother Terry moves in, which opens the door to a new mystery to solve in 2007-08. Bree fans will be happy to know that the hostess extraordinaire will be back for the season finale on May 20.
2. It seems that Ms. McClusky came home from vacation and found her husband dead on the couch. Since it was 2am, she decided to wait until morning. However, when she looked through his desk, she found that she was not named beneficiary of his estate, but his first wife. So instead, she stuffed him in the freezer so that she can keep the money.
1. Studio insiders say the first hour of Private Practice’s pilot (which airs as a Grey’s episode in May) is close to completion and is so "fearlessly good" it’s the most likely of all ABC pilots to receive a pickup.
2. Regarding George and Izzie, their secret will stay hidden from Callie for at least a few more weeks, though she knows something's not right.
3. Cristina and Burke really are going to make it to the altar in the season finale, and the wedding will be everything Cristina did not want, including the big dress, having bridesmaids, and writing her own vows.
4. In a few weeks, the interns will take the biggest test of their careers, their first-year medical exams
Heroes:
1. Mastermind Tim Kring says that for season two, "There are plans to add one new, one big character next season." The character is female—to even out the gender ranks a wee bit. Tim also said that those Heroes who remain are likely to stick around, 'cause he's changed his m.o. "I thought Heroes was going to have an ever-shifting cast," he says, "but the cast hit in such big ways that now the challenge is to figure out how to use them all and still fold in a couple of new people, because I still think that the origin stories are the most fascinating, in some ways."
2. Regarding Nathan becoming president, sources are saying that visions from the future are not always as they seem.
3. Thrown five years in the future, Hiro and Ando discover that people with extraordinary abilities are not only widely known about -- after the destruction of New York City and the deaths of millions -- but are being registered, imprisoned, hunted and even killed as "terrorists." As the President takes his first step towards a "final solution," the pair get swept up in what could be the "Heroes" final battle and encounter a range of new and darkly familiar faces.
Lost:
1. There's a lot going on as far as that mysterious visitor from last week. She is a major twist to the plot. Supposedly, there will be a shocking moment when she tells Hurley the fate of the real (wtf?!) Oceanic Flight 815.
2. We'll definitely see more of Sawyer and Sayid working together. Plus, sounds like Penny's dad, Charles Widmore, may be seen again.
3. There will be a showdown in the season finale. Yhe beach occupants divide into two camps: one run by Jack and the other Sawyer or Locke. It seems that Jack will definately be facing off against one of them. The survivors will also have another showdown with the Others and the origins of the Dharma Initiative will be explained.
Desperate Housewives:
1. Susan will marry Mike, and Gaby is rushing into a big wedding extravaganza with just-elected mayor Victor. But all, unfortunately, is not well on Wisteria Lane: Lynette (and not Susan as previously believed) finds out she has cancer and Mike's shady brother Terry moves in, which opens the door to a new mystery to solve in 2007-08. Bree fans will be happy to know that the hostess extraordinaire will be back for the season finale on May 20.
2. It seems that Ms. McClusky came home from vacation and found her husband dead on the couch. Since it was 2am, she decided to wait until morning. However, when she looked through his desk, she found that she was not named beneficiary of his estate, but his first wife. So instead, she stuffed him in the freezer so that she can keep the money.
Tuesday, April 17, 2007
Spoilers Time!
Ugly Betty:
1. The next new episode of Ugly Betty, which airs this week, is fantastic. You must watch. There's a surprise wedding proposal (not a good surprise), and there's a surprise twist to Daniel's latest conquest (again, not a good surprise). Plus, two characters who haven't hooked up before will hook up! And Betty will endure two breakups (not of the romantic nature) before the week is up.
Grey's Anatomy:
1. Just when you thought Meredith's bright, shiny, post-death-experience life was back on track, she will get close to someone only to lose her. And yes, I did say her! It's not a series regular but someone important in her life.
2. It seems that Addison and Alex will be hooking up soon! It's their little affair that ultimately leads her to flee Seattle. Also not helping matters: McSteamy's "failure" to stick to his 60-day vow of chastity. Why'd is it? Because there's a twist (and a surprising one at that)!
3. Addison won't be the only Seattle Grace doc who is considering a change of scenery in the coming weeks. All the drama surrounding Izzie-gate will prompt George to consider transferring to another hospital.
4. Before the season is over, one character will discover that she has no need for contraceptives — and hasn't for some time.
5. While she's on the heals of losing someone, Meredith gets slapped by a man close to her and it is suppose to be very suprising.
Desperate Housewives:
1. We have two weddings coming up—one for Susan and one for Gabrielle—and here's scoop that a lot of people don't know about. In the next-to-last episode of the season, Susan and Gabrielle have it out, because one is stealing the wedding plans of the other. It's a very, very funny episode where the two women fight over wedding planners and caterers and florists
2. All I can say is that Susan makes her decision before the end of the season. As for Mike's brother, he will be hitting Wisteria Lane in the near future, but not this season, as producers had originally planned. I'm told Terry Delfino makes his DH debut early next fall.
3. Also coming up is that Gaby's engagement party is the background for an unexpected announcement and the neighborhood is full of gossip about the dead body found in a Wisteria Lane home.
4. Susan will discover that she may suffer from lymphoma.
Heroes:
1. Hiro's dad will return, and it turns out he also has a power. There are definitely strong genetic connections for all the Heroes.
2. The dense first 15 minutes of the next new episode, ".07%" are simply thrilling, capped by a Sylar-Peter showdown that I can only liken to the song "Dueling Banjos." A new painting is unveiled, this time shedding light on Nathan's fate. Hiro and Ando surface late in the game — or very, very late, depending on how you look at it — but when they do... well, just as you may find yourself wondering, "Oh yeah, whatever happened to...?" you get your answer. And... we fade to black.
3. In an extended preview of ".07%" on YouTube, you see that Linderman has the power to heal. Not the same power as Claire, but the power to heal things are that dead. He shows Nathan in the preview of a plant that has died and he puts his hand on it, and it goes into full bloom.
Lost:
1. We're going to meet Ben's mommy and daddy. Ee will get much more info about Ben's origins and the origins of the island. And we will get some hefty answers as the show wraps up season three.
2. Lost Spoilers offers us a summary of the spoilers Cuse and Lindelof revealed in the latest podcast: We will see Dharma before the purge and we might see how they repelled the smoke monster with the sonic fence.
3. Lost Spoilers offers us a summary of the spoilers Cuse and Lindelof revealed in the latest podcast: Juliet is up to no good. There's going to be a Goodwin story in the future, although it's hard to determine if they are joking. Rachel may not have had the cancer come back... Ben's folder may have been a lie, MAY.
Entourage:
1. Perrey Reeves, aka Mrs. Ari, revealed there's quite a bit coming up for her character. But don't assume it has anything to do with marital troubles: "[Ari and Mrs. Ari are] great! As always. They're totally devoted to each other. They're both very driven people, very intelligent. They really hash stuff out and trust each other in their decision-making abilities. I help him out, just so he doesn't blow it. And he lets me, because he knows I'm right." However, I'm hearing that Mrs. Ari won't just be the woman behind the man in season four. Rumors are swirling that her acting career will be reborn with a role on The Young and the Restless!
1. The next new episode of Ugly Betty, which airs this week, is fantastic. You must watch. There's a surprise wedding proposal (not a good surprise), and there's a surprise twist to Daniel's latest conquest (again, not a good surprise). Plus, two characters who haven't hooked up before will hook up! And Betty will endure two breakups (not of the romantic nature) before the week is up.
Grey's Anatomy:
1. Just when you thought Meredith's bright, shiny, post-death-experience life was back on track, she will get close to someone only to lose her. And yes, I did say her! It's not a series regular but someone important in her life.
2. It seems that Addison and Alex will be hooking up soon! It's their little affair that ultimately leads her to flee Seattle. Also not helping matters: McSteamy's "failure" to stick to his 60-day vow of chastity. Why'd is it? Because there's a twist (and a surprising one at that)!
3. Addison won't be the only Seattle Grace doc who is considering a change of scenery in the coming weeks. All the drama surrounding Izzie-gate will prompt George to consider transferring to another hospital.
4. Before the season is over, one character will discover that she has no need for contraceptives — and hasn't for some time.
5. While she's on the heals of losing someone, Meredith gets slapped by a man close to her and it is suppose to be very suprising.
Desperate Housewives:
1. We have two weddings coming up—one for Susan and one for Gabrielle—and here's scoop that a lot of people don't know about. In the next-to-last episode of the season, Susan and Gabrielle have it out, because one is stealing the wedding plans of the other. It's a very, very funny episode where the two women fight over wedding planners and caterers and florists
2. All I can say is that Susan makes her decision before the end of the season. As for Mike's brother, he will be hitting Wisteria Lane in the near future, but not this season, as producers had originally planned. I'm told Terry Delfino makes his DH debut early next fall.
3. Also coming up is that Gaby's engagement party is the background for an unexpected announcement and the neighborhood is full of gossip about the dead body found in a Wisteria Lane home.
4. Susan will discover that she may suffer from lymphoma.
Heroes:
1. Hiro's dad will return, and it turns out he also has a power. There are definitely strong genetic connections for all the Heroes.
2. The dense first 15 minutes of the next new episode, ".07%" are simply thrilling, capped by a Sylar-Peter showdown that I can only liken to the song "Dueling Banjos." A new painting is unveiled, this time shedding light on Nathan's fate. Hiro and Ando surface late in the game — or very, very late, depending on how you look at it — but when they do... well, just as you may find yourself wondering, "Oh yeah, whatever happened to...?" you get your answer. And... we fade to black.
3. In an extended preview of ".07%" on YouTube, you see that Linderman has the power to heal. Not the same power as Claire, but the power to heal things are that dead. He shows Nathan in the preview of a plant that has died and he puts his hand on it, and it goes into full bloom.
Lost:
1. We're going to meet Ben's mommy and daddy. Ee will get much more info about Ben's origins and the origins of the island. And we will get some hefty answers as the show wraps up season three.
2. Lost Spoilers offers us a summary of the spoilers Cuse and Lindelof revealed in the latest podcast: We will see Dharma before the purge and we might see how they repelled the smoke monster with the sonic fence.
3. Lost Spoilers offers us a summary of the spoilers Cuse and Lindelof revealed in the latest podcast: Juliet is up to no good. There's going to be a Goodwin story in the future, although it's hard to determine if they are joking. Rachel may not have had the cancer come back... Ben's folder may have been a lie, MAY.
Entourage:
1. Perrey Reeves, aka Mrs. Ari, revealed there's quite a bit coming up for her character. But don't assume it has anything to do with marital troubles: "[Ari and Mrs. Ari are] great! As always. They're totally devoted to each other. They're both very driven people, very intelligent. They really hash stuff out and trust each other in their decision-making abilities. I help him out, just so he doesn't blow it. And he lets me, because he knows I'm right." However, I'm hearing that Mrs. Ari won't just be the woman behind the man in season four. Rumors are swirling that her acting career will be reborn with a role on The Young and the Restless!
Tuesday, April 10, 2007
Spoilers Time!
Heroes:
1. Tawny Cypress, who plays Simone, is not off the show for good. Far from it! Even though she was "killed," Simone is coming back, along with her father (Peter's patient), in the season finale. It turns out she has abilities of her own, and as a source put it, "There are people on the positive and negative side. And Simone is on the negative side." According to another source, "[Simone and her father] may have some ties to some other characters that we had no idea about before."
2. Episode 21 is all about Sylar. According to creator Tim Kring, "We learn about his home life and where he came from, and after that episode, your opinion of him may change."
Lost:
1. Not much revealed. One thing though, it's finally getting to be Lord of the Flies time and it's going to be good.
Entourage:
1. Busy Philipps from Dawson's Creek shows up next week to give Turtle a little lovin’, but ultimately, they just aren’t compatible. However, Turtle does land a steady lady this season!
2. Ari does ultimately wins the war over Vince but Carla won't go away that quickly. The boys are happy with her...for the time being. As for Ari, you see a kinder, gentler side of him next week. For all his abuse directed at Lloyd, he actually does care about him, and there is a line he won’t cross. Even if it means losing major business.
Brothers & Sisters:
1. There definitely is an engagement in the family before the end of the season. So, here's hoping it's Kitty and the Senator! Rob Lowe states that he will be on the show until the end of the year. And then we'll just have to see what happens with Senator McCallister. We're going to watch the presidential candidate hit the campaign trail, of course. He's going to be courting the press, kissing babies and visiting wounded war vets.
Desperate Housewives:
1. Edie's got her heart set on Carlos and continues to scheme for him at least through the end of the season, if not longer.
1. Tawny Cypress, who plays Simone, is not off the show for good. Far from it! Even though she was "killed," Simone is coming back, along with her father (Peter's patient), in the season finale. It turns out she has abilities of her own, and as a source put it, "There are people on the positive and negative side. And Simone is on the negative side." According to another source, "[Simone and her father] may have some ties to some other characters that we had no idea about before."
2. Episode 21 is all about Sylar. According to creator Tim Kring, "We learn about his home life and where he came from, and after that episode, your opinion of him may change."
Lost:
1. Not much revealed. One thing though, it's finally getting to be Lord of the Flies time and it's going to be good.
Entourage:
1. Busy Philipps from Dawson's Creek shows up next week to give Turtle a little lovin’, but ultimately, they just aren’t compatible. However, Turtle does land a steady lady this season!
2. Ari does ultimately wins the war over Vince but Carla won't go away that quickly. The boys are happy with her...for the time being. As for Ari, you see a kinder, gentler side of him next week. For all his abuse directed at Lloyd, he actually does care about him, and there is a line he won’t cross. Even if it means losing major business.
Brothers & Sisters:
1. There definitely is an engagement in the family before the end of the season. So, here's hoping it's Kitty and the Senator! Rob Lowe states that he will be on the show until the end of the year. And then we'll just have to see what happens with Senator McCallister. We're going to watch the presidential candidate hit the campaign trail, of course. He's going to be courting the press, kissing babies and visiting wounded war vets.
Desperate Housewives:
1. Edie's got her heart set on Carlos and continues to scheme for him at least through the end of the season, if not longer.
Tuesday, April 03, 2007
Spoilers Time!
Veronica Mars:
1. The jury is still out on our girl. There had been rumors that the show has been cancelled. However, according to creator Rob Thomas, "That's simply not true. I'm the one who called them. I didn't say we were canceled. We're not." Rob is hard at work on his season-four pitch, which sounds mind-blowingly good as you saw a few weeks back here on the blog. The CW would be completely moronic not to pick it up!
Lost:
1. The Lost finale will be the finale that everyone will be talking about all summer. Not Grey's. Not Heroes. Rumors are rampant that Lost's season-ender will "change the show for good"— possibly in sort of an Alias-y Super Bowl episode kinda way. So get ready.
2. The upcoming episode "D.O.C." explores Sun's pregnancy, and I'm told the initials in the title stand for "date of conception." So I'm guessing we'll get answers regarding the baby's father. The flashbacks in the episode include more scenes with Sun's father, Mr. Paik.
Brothers & Sisters:
1. Emily VanCamp (Rebecca) is now a series regular. Producer Greg Berlanti says that: "She's gonna be around, so we're gonna have to kill off a few people at the end of the year to make space for everybody! No, I'm kidding. You know, she definitely is, in fact, a Walker. It's not a fraud, and that's important to know. But I think the obvious thing would be to sort of try and integrate her in a happy, healthy way and make her one of the family. We really don't take that route. There are a lot of surprises coming up for her character in terms of just who she is. And you know, the person who knows the most about her is the person the Walkers trust the least, and that's Holly. In some ways, [Rebecca's presence] will make them relate to [Holly] more. But mostly, it just drives them all crazy that they have to continue to be associated with [her and vice versa]."
2. Dave Annable says that Justin may just ship off right around season finale time. But before he goes, Greg tells me he gets quite chummy with his new sis, Rebecca: "Justin is sort of the family member who takes the lead in terms of bringing her into the fold. Partially because he’s closest to her in age and partially because his sense of going back to the war and going back to Iraq makes him a little bit more determined to make his family whole before he leaves. We definitely get into what the family dynamics were and how can they be shifted now that there’s a new member."
Grey's Anatomy:
1. The death of someone close to Meredith is not her father, but someone pretty close. The really wretched thing is that it will be Meredith's fault. Or, at least, it will be perceived that way.
Ugly Betty:
1. We meet more members of the Suarez family before the season ends. In fact, I think we may be taking a trip to Mexico.
2. Before the end of the season, we meet Nikki, Alexis' sexy and fearless ex-girlfriend, who works for an extreme sports magazine. Word is she's hanging with the Meade boys again, but now that Alex(is) is no longer "available," she starts getting close to Daniel.
Heroes:
1. The symbol on Niki's back, Isaac's paintings, Hiro's sword and Mohinder's computer mean certainly is a good mystery. According to creator Tim Kring, a third meaning for the Heroes symbol soon emerges, in addition to the description of the symbol as either a helix or a combination of two Japanese characters.
1. The jury is still out on our girl. There had been rumors that the show has been cancelled. However, according to creator Rob Thomas, "That's simply not true. I'm the one who called them. I didn't say we were canceled. We're not." Rob is hard at work on his season-four pitch, which sounds mind-blowingly good as you saw a few weeks back here on the blog. The CW would be completely moronic not to pick it up!
Lost:
1. The Lost finale will be the finale that everyone will be talking about all summer. Not Grey's. Not Heroes. Rumors are rampant that Lost's season-ender will "change the show for good"— possibly in sort of an Alias-y Super Bowl episode kinda way. So get ready.
2. The upcoming episode "D.O.C." explores Sun's pregnancy, and I'm told the initials in the title stand for "date of conception." So I'm guessing we'll get answers regarding the baby's father. The flashbacks in the episode include more scenes with Sun's father, Mr. Paik.
Brothers & Sisters:
1. Emily VanCamp (Rebecca) is now a series regular. Producer Greg Berlanti says that: "She's gonna be around, so we're gonna have to kill off a few people at the end of the year to make space for everybody! No, I'm kidding. You know, she definitely is, in fact, a Walker. It's not a fraud, and that's important to know. But I think the obvious thing would be to sort of try and integrate her in a happy, healthy way and make her one of the family. We really don't take that route. There are a lot of surprises coming up for her character in terms of just who she is. And you know, the person who knows the most about her is the person the Walkers trust the least, and that's Holly. In some ways, [Rebecca's presence] will make them relate to [Holly] more. But mostly, it just drives them all crazy that they have to continue to be associated with [her and vice versa]."
2. Dave Annable says that Justin may just ship off right around season finale time. But before he goes, Greg tells me he gets quite chummy with his new sis, Rebecca: "Justin is sort of the family member who takes the lead in terms of bringing her into the fold. Partially because he’s closest to her in age and partially because his sense of going back to the war and going back to Iraq makes him a little bit more determined to make his family whole before he leaves. We definitely get into what the family dynamics were and how can they be shifted now that there’s a new member."
Grey's Anatomy:
1. The death of someone close to Meredith is not her father, but someone pretty close. The really wretched thing is that it will be Meredith's fault. Or, at least, it will be perceived that way.
Ugly Betty:
1. We meet more members of the Suarez family before the season ends. In fact, I think we may be taking a trip to Mexico.
2. Before the end of the season, we meet Nikki, Alexis' sexy and fearless ex-girlfriend, who works for an extreme sports magazine. Word is she's hanging with the Meade boys again, but now that Alex(is) is no longer "available," she starts getting close to Daniel.
Heroes:
1. The symbol on Niki's back, Isaac's paintings, Hiro's sword and Mohinder's computer mean certainly is a good mystery. According to creator Tim Kring, a third meaning for the Heroes symbol soon emerges, in addition to the description of the symbol as either a helix or a combination of two Japanese characters.
Tuesday, March 27, 2007
Spoilers Time!
lIf you don't want to know whats coming up in a few shows, don't read.
Grey's Anatomy:
1. Hector Elizondo does play Callie's dad, and yes, he is in the spinoff setup episode, but no, Hector is not involved in the spinoff itself, as had been reported in many outlets. So, Mr. Torres and Addison are not running away together. However, she'll have her eye on the sexed up receptionist, hottie Sean Faris.
2. The death of someone very close to Meredith brings her and McDreamy closer together—and tears her apart (again) from her father.
3. George and Izzie are really in love. There are also rumblings that Sara Ramirez (Callie) might not be coming back as a series regular next season.
4. Cristina and Burke are headed for the altar! They'll have a full-on traditional wedding with the big dress and bridesmaids and everything—at the insistence of both her mother and Burke's mother.
Lost:
1. This week, Maggie Grace (Shannon) returns, Sun goes all nutty and punchy on someone and someone else is going to die. Someone who is not that beloved by fans. Regardless, how this person dies is perhaps the most disturbing death ever.
2. It looks like there will be more action in Hurley's van. Producers are currently casting for a "Roger," a working-class janitor in his early forties who is bitter about his place in life but has higher aspirations. The notice says of the character, "He has troubled and complex relationship with his son; [he] finds himself caught up in a mysterious situation beyond his imaginings; [and the] actor must not be claustrophobic." Pretty sure this is the skeleton—"Roger Work Man"—from Hurley's episode.
Prison Break:
1. Sadly, more than one will bite the dust soon. I'm guessing it's Kellerman and C-Note, since both Paul Adelstein and Rockmond Dunbar have new jobs for the fall.
2. There will be a role reversal at the end of this season, with Michael in a prison in Panama and Lincoln charged with having to bust him out. Dominic Purcell says, "Everything is resolved. Everything. Expect a massive shock, the final one, a massive, huge shock."
Heroes:
1. The next death is April 23. It's the one that's been rumored forever, because originally, it was supposed to happen a little earlier. The Hero who will be killed is a series regular and has an important power that will live on in Sylar
2. Look for lots more Heroic relatives (like Shanti, Mohinder's sister) and family history next season, because the second season is called Volume Two: Generations, and it's all about the ancestors and descendants of the Heroes we know and love.
Grey's Anatomy:
1. Hector Elizondo does play Callie's dad, and yes, he is in the spinoff setup episode, but no, Hector is not involved in the spinoff itself, as had been reported in many outlets. So, Mr. Torres and Addison are not running away together. However, she'll have her eye on the sexed up receptionist, hottie Sean Faris.
2. The death of someone very close to Meredith brings her and McDreamy closer together—and tears her apart (again) from her father.
3. George and Izzie are really in love. There are also rumblings that Sara Ramirez (Callie) might not be coming back as a series regular next season.
4. Cristina and Burke are headed for the altar! They'll have a full-on traditional wedding with the big dress and bridesmaids and everything—at the insistence of both her mother and Burke's mother.
Lost:
1. This week, Maggie Grace (Shannon) returns, Sun goes all nutty and punchy on someone and someone else is going to die. Someone who is not that beloved by fans. Regardless, how this person dies is perhaps the most disturbing death ever.
2. It looks like there will be more action in Hurley's van. Producers are currently casting for a "Roger," a working-class janitor in his early forties who is bitter about his place in life but has higher aspirations. The notice says of the character, "He has troubled and complex relationship with his son; [he] finds himself caught up in a mysterious situation beyond his imaginings; [and the] actor must not be claustrophobic." Pretty sure this is the skeleton—"Roger Work Man"—from Hurley's episode.
Prison Break:
1. Sadly, more than one will bite the dust soon. I'm guessing it's Kellerman and C-Note, since both Paul Adelstein and Rockmond Dunbar have new jobs for the fall.
2. There will be a role reversal at the end of this season, with Michael in a prison in Panama and Lincoln charged with having to bust him out. Dominic Purcell says, "Everything is resolved. Everything. Expect a massive shock, the final one, a massive, huge shock."
Heroes:
1. The next death is April 23. It's the one that's been rumored forever, because originally, it was supposed to happen a little earlier. The Hero who will be killed is a series regular and has an important power that will live on in Sylar
2. Look for lots more Heroic relatives (like Shanti, Mohinder's sister) and family history next season, because the second season is called Volume Two: Generations, and it's all about the ancestors and descendants of the Heroes we know and love.
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