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Brandon Routh Joins Chuck

Brandon Routh is joining Chuck for a multi-episode arc as a mysterious spy who takes control of Operation Bartwoski, according to Entertainmemt Weekly.

Routh's character will also serve as a mentor to Chuck, as well as a rival for Sarah's affections.

Source:tvguide.com

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Dollhouse

Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles hottie Summer Glau will move into Dollhouse this season as a recurring character, Fox announced.

Glau will play Bennett, a Dollhouse employee who shares a past with Eliza Dushku's Echo. The role serves as a reunion for Glau and Dollhouse creator Joss Whedon, who previously worked with the actress on his series, Firefly.

Dollhouse will welcome plenty of guest stars this season, inclduing Battlestar Galactica's Jamie Bamber and Michael Hogan, Dexter's ...

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TNT Renews Leverage for a Third Season

Leverage

TNT has ordered a third season of the con-artist drama Leverage, the cable network announced. The 15-episode new season will air next summer.

Leverage, which wraps up its summer run Sept. 9 and returns to conclude its second season this winter, averages 4.1 million viewers a week.

The series stars Oscar winner Timothy Hutton as the leader of a band of con artists played by Gina Bellman, Christian Kane, Beth Riesgraf and Aldis Hodge.

Source: tvguide.com

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Fall Schedule: New TV Shows

Accidentally on Purpose (CBS)Premieres: Monday, Sept. 21 at 8:30/7:30c
Jenna Elfman (Dharma & Greg) is a film critic with blockbuster news â€” she's pregnant from a one-night stand with a younger dude (Jon Foster, Life As We Know It). Will this waylay a budding romance with boss Grant Show? What happens next is all very Knocked Up.

The Beautiful Life: TBL (The CW)Premieres: Wednesday, Sept. 16 at 9/8c
Executive produced by Ashton Kutcher, this drama follows two young models (Sara...

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CBS in one fell swoop ordered seven new shows for the 2009-10 season, including projects that will bring familiar faces Alex O'Loughlin, Jenna Elfman and Julianna Margulies back to the tube, sources say.

The new shows getting the OK from the Eye are:

-Three Rivers, starring O'Loughlin and revolving around organ transplant surgeons

-Accidentally on Purpose, a comedy about a movie critic (Elfman) who inadvertently gets pregnant in a fling with a younger man

-The Good Wife, starring ...

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Fall TV: ABC Picks Up Flash Forward Series

Marking its second fall season pick-up in as many days, ABC has granted a 13-episode order to Flash Forward, an action-drama based on Robert J. Sawyer's novel of the same name.

Starring Joseph Fiennes (Shakespeare in Love), Flash Forward chronicles the aftermath of a global event in which everyone in the world blacks out for 2 minutes, 17 seconds, and has mysterious visions of six months into the future.

The series' pick-up is not surprising, as ABC has been teasing it for the past two wee...

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Ratings: How Badly Did Idol Mess with The Mentalist?

Tuesday's tallies:

8 pm/ET
Let the stinging singing begin. American Idol averaged 25.1 million total viewers over its two-hour run, a 13 percent drop from last year's first big croon-off. Placing second in the hour, NCIS held steady at 18 mil.

The Biggest Loser (8.9 mil) was the biggest loser of the night at Idol's hand, shedding 13 percent of its week-ago audience.

9 pm
Opposite the second hour of Idol (noooo, don't go near The Police!), The Mentalist only dipped 7 percent from last ...

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Has â€˜The Systemâ€™ Driven Joss Whedon To Quit TV?

In one of the articles I was reading, a line in the opening paragraph said:

â€œâ€¦Dollhouse, has convinced him to abandon TV for good. His alternative medium: Web serials.â€

Wow. Is that for real?

Wharton University of Pennsylvania was talking about how Joss Whedon wants to change the way Hollywood does business. As Iâ€™ve said before, heâ€™s working within the system when he doesnâ€™t balk at things like getting his new show shoved to Friday nights. Then aga...

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Ratings: How Many Played with Fox's Dollhouse? Did You?

Has Fox successfully revived Friday sci-fi? The numbers have processed through my tricorder, and here are some of the major notes:

8 pm/ET
Ghost Whisperer topped the hour with 10.34 million total viewers, down a mil week-to-week. Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles was greeted in its new time slot by 3.7 million, a 30 percent plunge from its last (Monday) airing.

9 pm
Flashpoint placed No. 1 with an audience of 8.86 mil, slipping 13 percent from its last new episode. Fox's Dollhouse ...

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Ratings: Mentalist Cops a New High, Flirts with 20 Mil

Tuesday's tallies:

8 pm/ET
American Idol won the hour this week with 24.5 million total viewers, a drop of 1.8 mil from its last Tuesday outing. NCIS secured second with 18 million, down a mil. Trailing the first hour of The Biggest Loser (9.6 mil) and the Charlie Brown Valentine's Day special (4.77 mil), 90210 matched last week's 2.4 mil.

9 pm
The Mentalist surged 9 percent from its last fresh episode to deliver 19.7 million viewers, a new all-time high for the freshman drama. Behind th...

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Battlestar Prequel Caprica Will Debut on DVD

King of the Hill

Now this is peculiar. Caprica's two-hour pilot/TV movie will debut on DVD on April 10.

That's at least eight months before the Battlestar Galactica prequel begins its 22-episode run on the Sci Fi Channel. Just last month, in fact, BSG producers Ron Moore and David Eick confirmed to TVGuide.com's Nerd High Priestess Erin Fox that Caprica wouldn't premiere on the Sci Fi Channel until 2010.

Caprica traces the story of two families, the Adamas and the Greystones. Eric Stoltz stars as Daniel Gr...

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Mythbusters

Is there a third Winchester sibling among us? It certainly would seem so, and Jake Abel (Threshold) is playing him.

Abel has been cast on the CW's Supernatural as Adam Milligan, an 18-year-old whom Sam and Dean meet in an episode titled "Jump the Shark" and airing April 23.

Adam, viewers will learn, is the by-product of a little somethin'-somethin' that big daddy John enjoyed during one of his demon hunts. Upon eventually being told by a onetime paramour of Adam's paternity, John...

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Ratings: Crossover Is Just What the Doctors Ordered!

Thursday's numbers, at a glance:

8 pm/ET
Bones won the hour with 10.76 million total viewers, a gain of 760,000 from its Thursday time-slot premiere. Ugly Betty placed a distant second with 7.27 mil, dropping 270K. NBC's Earl and Kath & Kim both trailed CBS comedy repeats, delivering 6.16 mil (down 340K) and six mil (down 200K), respectively. Smallville slipped 300 thou, to 3.88 mil.

9 pm
With CSI taking a siesta, Grey's Anatomy surged 900K to deliver 15.2 million total viewers. Whi...

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Ratings: Life Makes a Lively Comeback

Wednesday's ratings rundown:

8 pm/ET
American Idol eliminated 750,000 viewers, but of course still won the hour with an audience of 26.26 million. Lagging behind a Criminal Minds repeat, Knight Rider dropped off 19 percent of its previous audience, hitting 4.94 mil. ABC's enhanced Lost repeat drew 4.8 mil.

9 pm
Fox's Lie to Me stayed on top with 13 million viewers, up 900K from last week. Lost tied the Fox newbie in the demos while holding steady at 11 million viewers. NBC's Life returne...

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TNT renews Leverage for a second season

Who would've thought The A-Team would work in 2009? OK, so Leverage is slicker, better scripted, and it features 89% less explosions than The A-Team, but the show's concept sure reminds me of Hannibal and B.A. Baracus' 1980s exploits as "soldiers of fortune."

TNT's freshman drama centers on a group of criminals turned Robin Hoods who pull off elaborate schemes to take down the dirty dogs of corporate America. So far, Leverage has earned decent ratings and high praise from critics (...

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This Week Top TV Shows

Top TV Shows Last: {Last Week's Ratings} [Viewers in Millions]
1 60 Minutes (CBS), Sunday, 7:31 p.m. {1} [25.1]
2 Sunday Night Football (NBC), Sunday, 8:24 p.m. {3} [19.3]
3 CSI (CBS), Thursday, 9:00 P.M. {2} [19.1]
4 NCIS (CBS), Tuesday, 8 p.m. {-} [18.7]
5 Dancing With the Stars (ABC), Monday, 8 p.m., ...

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17 TV shows that were cancelled too soon

As Pushing Daisies goes to meet its maker, we chart another collection of TV shows that were canned far too soon...
US TV is a graveyard of really good shows that have had to give way thanks to the onslaught of reality television, the trouble in attracting ratings and the general cowardice of commissioning executives. Here are some that went to their maker far too soon, with a few British entries in there tooâ€¦

The Job
Denis Leary ultimately found American TV success with Rescue Me, b...

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Ratings: Still a 'Numb3rs' Game for CBS Friday

Viewers didn't show much enthusiasm for Thanksgiving leftovers since the majority of the scripted shows were in repeats, but since it was Friday, CBS still took home the ratings prize.

CBS topped the evening in households with a 4.1 rating/7 share, just ahead of ABC's 3.8/7. Third place went to FOX for its 2.1/4, followed by NBC's 1.8/3 and The CW's 1.1/2.

ABC, however, was the winner among adults 18-49 with a 1.9, followed by CBS' 1.4, NBC's 1.2, FOX's 1.0 and The CW's 0.6.

CBS began i...

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The NBC TV show that brought Christian Slater to weekly television was cancelled after just four weeks on the air. Production on My Own Worst Enemy shut down after nine episodes and it looks like NBC has plans to air all of them. One of the seriesâ€™ stars, Madchen Amick, is confused by the networkâ€™s decision to cancel the show and has a theory as to why it may have happened.

My Own Worst Enemy debuted on October 13th on NBC. The action drama follows a man (Slater) who has two dis...

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Ratings: CBS Tops Tight Thursday

"Grey's Anatomy" and "E.R." both delivered strong performances on Thursday, but it wasn't enough to top CBS' across-the-board strength.

Overall, CBS averaged a 9.0 rating/14 share for the night, easily beating the 7.5/12 for ABC and NBC's 5.0/8. FOX's 3.1/5 and The CW's 2.6/4 trailed.

Among adults 18-49, the race was far closer, though CBS won with a 4.1 rating. ABC was close behind in the key demographic with a 3.9 rating, followed by the 3.3 rating for NBC. FOX's 2.2 ...

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