More details have been unveiled on Larry David’s HBO movie. First its title, Clear History, and then the fact that the movie has secured a star-studded cast including Bill Hader, Kate Hudson, Phillip Baker Hall, Danny McBride, Eva Mendes, Amy Ryan, John Hamm and Michael Keaton.
In what appears as a strategic move before their second season premieres, ABC has reached a deal with Netflix to make the first seasons of Revenge, Once Upon a Time, and Scandal available on the video streaming website by the end of this month.
We’ve just learnt of a major Breaking Bad actor who’s doing a guest spot on Parks & Recreation for this upcoming season.
“Gods and Monsters” completed with the right notes the re-introduction of the Nina started at the beginning of the season. The episode also tried to kill two birds with one stone with its main storyline, and that is where things got a bit tricky as it muddled its way through a collaboration between Parish and Rosen that didn’t always raise the right kind of questions.
20th Century Fox renews its domestic output deal with HBO. Michael J. Fox considers a full-time return to TV. TNT’s Perception renewed for a second season. Bones’s “squintern” Michael Grant Terry to appear on Grimm and John Noble back on set after sleep disorder.
The CW has just unveiled key art designs for the 2012 fall launch campaign for its three new series, Arrow, Beauty & the Beast, and Emily Owens, M.D.. This follows the release of promotional trailers over the past seven days.
The rightly-titled “When Push Comes to Shove” put Nina Theroux on center stage. The alpha with the hyper-induction ability “pushed” her way to the brink of auto-destruction in an episode that explored her past and her struggle with her mistakes. The story also flaunted the refreshing newcomer Kat who offered a lighter, and arguably more effective, mirror to some of Nina’s issues.
