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On Call is a procedural crime drama series created by Tim Walsh and Elliot Wolf. The Prime Video series follows Long Beach Police Department veteran training officer Traci Harmon and her latest rookie Alex Diaz as they patrol the streets to keep the people of their city safe while trying to get over the loss their recently fallen colleague. On Call stars Troian Bellisario, Brandon Larracuente, Eriq Lasalle, Lori Loughlin, and Rich Ting. So, if you loved the thrilling rush, police procedural drama, and compelling characters in On Call here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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The Rookie is a police procedural action crime drama series created by Alexi Hawley. The ABC series follows John Nolan, a 40-year-old man as he moves to Los Angeles to...

The Twilight Saga may have set a precedent for vampire romances, but the movies were a breeding ground for unhealthy relationship dynamics. From Bella and Edward's problematic relationship to supporting characters who did nothing for the narrative, the popular cult classic did not withstand the test of time. The growth associated with several characters, including their knack for making questionable choices, did not align with modern standards in certain aspects.

Whether it was Bella's overall attitude to handling a teenage affair or her mother being extremely naïve and irresponsible, it's difficult to pronounce the Twilight movies as anything more than a guilty pleasure indulgence. Having said that, fans would definitely agree that when it came to being utterly unbearable, some Twilight characters were ahead of the others.

Victoria Had a One-Dimensional Villainous Arc She Was James' Partner, the First Antagonist Of the Series

Victoria was a promising antagonist who caused...

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Cross is a detective fiction crime thriller drama series created by Ben Watkins. Based on the Alex Cross novel series by James Patterson, the Prime Video series is set in Washington D.C. and it follows Alex Cross, a police detective, forensic psychologist, and a family man who goes head to head against a wealthy psychopathic killer, who has been killing people for a mysterious reason. Cross stars Aldis Hodge in the lead role with Isaiah Mustafa, Juanita Jennings, Alona Tai, Samantha Walkes, and Caleb Elijah. So, if you loved the thrilling mysteries, nail-biting drama, and compelling characters in Cross here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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Luther is a British psychological crime thriller drama series created by Neil Cross. The BBC One series follows John Luther, a brilliant homicide detective with...

Set in a small fishing town “The Ghost Trap” revolves around a young lobsterman who finds himself in conflict after his girlfriend suffers a severe head injury. Zak Steiner, known for his work in HBO’s “Euphoria” and Jack Harlow starrer “White Men Can’t Jump,” stars as the film’s protagonist, Jamie Eugley. While Greer Grammer stars as the film’s second lead, Sarah Catherine Hook, Steven Ogg, Taylor Takahashi, Sarah Clarke, and Xander Berkeley play the key supporting roles. This tragic drama film is directed by James Khanlarian based on a screenplay written by him and K Stephens.

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Directed by James Khanlarian, “The Ghost Trap” is an American drama film that follows Jamie Eugley, a lobsterman who finds himself in a tough spot after his girlfriend suffers from an accidental injury.

What happens in ‘The Ghost Trap’?

Set in a small island town in Maine,...

Bosch is one of the most critically acclaimed police procedural dramas of recent years. Bosch ended in 2021 after seven seasons but quickly returned with a sequel series, Bosch: Legacy. The Amazon Prime series is an adaptation of the Michael Connelly book series and follows Detective Harry Bosch, an LAPD detective who follows his own rules but always brings in the bad guy. Michael Connelly is a prolific author with almost forty novels published. His novels also feature other characters besides Harry Bosch, including Connelly's Rene Ballard series and The Lincoln Lawyer book series, starring lawyer Mickey Haller.

Bosch and Bosch: Legacy take inspiration from many of Michael Connelly's novels for each season. However, the TV series and the books don't follow the same order. Bosch and Bosch: Legacy adapt bits and pieces from several books at the same time, creating an intricate and captivating narrative. Some of the books...

Exclusive: The Gotham on Wednesday unveiled the programming you can expect from this year’s edition of Gotham Week, taking place in Brooklyn and Manhattan from September 30 – October 4.

Gotham Week will feature the third-annual Gotham Week Expo and a reimagined Project Market, which will showcase narrative and documentary features, as well as additional projects through the Global Producers Hub. Additionally, previously announced Series Creators to Watch and Branded Storytellers to Watch will be highlighted, with assorted filmmaker conversations and screenings to be presented.

The Gotham’s Project Market is described as a meetings-driven forum connecting new fiction and documentary projects in development with key industry executives interested in identifying projects for development, financing, or distribution. The market will feature sections including Features in Development, Shorts to Features, Spotlight on Documentaries, and Global Producers Hub, each highlighting a wide range of established and rising voices in film and media.

This year,...

As part of the Marché du Film at Cannes, Byron Allen’s Freestyle Digital Media has acquired the North American rights to thriller The Ghost Trap, The Hollywood Reporter can exclusively reveal.

It focuses on a young lobsterman who is forced to choose between right and wrong when his girlfriend suffers a traumatic head injury after being swept off his boat by a rogue wave, and a rival lobster family sabotages his gear. A deadly trap war ensues.

Zak Steiner (White Men Can’t Jump, Euphoria), Greer Grammer (Awkward, Deadly Illusions), Sarah Catherine Hook (First Kill, The White Lotus) and Steven Ogg (The Walking Dead, Westworld) are set to star.

The supporting cast includes Taylor Takahashi (Boogie), Xander Berkeley (The Terminator, Apollo 13), Sarah Clarke (Twilight), Billy Wirth (The Lost Boys) and Heather Thomas (The Fall Guy).

On his feature directorial debut, James Khanlarian directs from K. Stephens’ script, based on...

Nikki Reed recently reunited with some of her Twilight costars for the first time in six years!

Earlier this week the actress, who played Rosalie Cullen in the franchise, took to social media to share a video with Kellan Lutz (Emmett Cullen), Jackson Rathbone (Jasper Hale), Ashley Greene (Alice Cullen), Peter Facinelli (Dr. Carlisle Cullen) and Sarah Clarke from a convention.

She revealed that it was the first time that the gang had gotten back together in years and filmed a silly TikTok to celebrate the occasion.

Head inside to watch Nikki Reed’s Twilight reunion video…

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Spoilers are ahead for Bosch and Bosch: Legacy.

Bosch: Legacy season 3 will return in 2024, picking up from season 2's wild cliffhanger. Episodes that revolve around Bosch and Maddie's relationship as well as the Preston Borders case are must-watches for viewers. Key episodes of the franchise give more insight into Bosch's sense of morality, which will be a huge plot point in season 3.

A sequel to Amazon Prime Video's successful police procedural Bosch (2014–2021), Bosch: Legacy will return to Amazon Freevee for a third season in 2024. Given the renewal, audiences will soon see more of Harry Bosch (Titus Welliver). But for series newcomers and long-time Bosch viewers who are looking to jog their memories, several of both shows' episodes are required viewing ahead of the grumpy detective's latest outing. Bosch: Legacy season 2 ends on a cliffhanger: the newly incarcerated Kurt Dockweiler (Will Chase), a city inspector who abducted and drugged Bosch's rookie...

The relationship between Harry Bosch (Titus Welliver) and his daughter, Maddie (Madison Lintz) has always been wonderfully portrayed on-screen, especially in Bosch: Legacy. When we're first introduced to Maddie in Bosch, she lives with her mother, former FBI agent Eleanor Wish (Sarah Clarke) in Las Vegas, with Harry a distant dad. Over the years, the pair grow closer, partly due to the death of Eleanor as part of an FBI operation, as well as the kidnapping of both Eleanor and Maddie early on in the series. These events, one might surmise, could push Maddie down a route of darkness.

Twilight was released on November 21, 2008, and even with how popular the book series was, no one expected the craze that it would bring to the film industry and fandom culture. The film kicked off not only one of the biggest franchises in movie history but also took a cast of relatively unknown actors and made them some of the biggest stars in the world.

Update November 9, 2023: With Twilight's 15th anniversary approaching, this article has been updated with the actor's most recent projects.

It is hard to believe Twilight was released almost fifteen years ago. It still somehow feels new, as the franchise saw a resurgence in 2021 when it arrived on Netflix, and an entirely new generation who missed the film phenomenon discovered it for the first time. While some may snark at it, Twilight has remained a classic for many people that they look back fondly on. With...

Few other franchises can reach the echelons of fame that The Twilight Saga did, and it continues to be a beloved series even today. Twilight catalyzed a renaissance of the vampire genre with Bella and Edward's forbidden love story. When Jacob the werewolf entered the equation, Twilight birthed the most significant love triangle of all time.

However, some elements of the franchise haven't aged too well, and some characters did some very questionable things throughout The Twilight Saga. From Bella's mother to the vampires and werewolves of Forks, these characters did some dubious things.

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Bella's mother, Renée, didn't have a large role to play in the movies, but Twilight book fans would know that she wasn't the greatest parent. Between the two, Bella was the mature one who often parented her own mother,...

On Nov. 6, 2001, the Kiefer Sutherland-starrer from Imagine Television bowed on Fox in the 9 p.m. hour, kickstarting a franchise that aired for more than a decade. The Hollywood Reporter’s original review is below:

No question, there are some eerie similarities between the premiere episode of 24 and the terrible events of Sept 11. The tightly woven drama includes vague warnings of terrorist activity, an assassination plot and an imperiled airliner. But instead of causing discomfort, 24 grabs you by the collar and simply won’t let go. Few shows are ever this riveting.

A creation of exec producers Joel Surnow and Robert Cochran, 24 employs a couple of novel but extremely effective story telling techniques. First, it unravels its story in real time, with each hour on the screen representing an hour in the life of its characters. Second, it makes frequent use of split-screen shots, showing different angles of the same...

Rebecca Ferguson, a former runner-up on The X Factor, has criticized ITV after the UK broadcaster failed to investigate her “traumatic” experience on the Simon Cowell entertainment show.

In a series of tweets, the singer published screenshots that appeared to be of an email she sent to ITV CEO Carolyn McCall in 2021 detailing “terrible foul play” on The X Factor in 2021.

Ferguson has previously raised concerns about her experience on the series, but revisited her claims amid a deluge of allegations about a “toxic” culture on ITV daytime show This Morning.

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Ferguson said she was subjected to an “abuse of power” in being required to sign a management and recording contract to compete on the show at the age of 23.

She appeared on The X Factor season that gave rise to One Direction.

"You were so fearless as a little girl... I wonder what changed?" An official trailer has debuted for an indie dramedy titled Heightened, marking the feature directorial debut of actress / filmmaker Sara Friedman. After making numerous shorts, she writes and directs and stars in this feature film about a woman returning to her home town in Maine. It seems to be another of these very personal, autobiographical films where a filmmaker just tells their own story because that's the only good story to tell right now. Following a mental breakdown, a young woman must return home to Maine for treatment. After she is unwillingly thrust into nature, she finds unexpected solace in the company of a neurotic Park Ranger, who is dealing with issues of his own. Friedman co-stars with Dave Register, playing the funky Park Ranger, along with Sarah Clarke, Mike Mitchell, Xander Berkeley, Moira Driscoll, and Dipti Mehta.

This weekend, Netflix is adding the first part of the second season of a drama TV series, a drama movie based on a novel, a new version of a classic Christmas tale, and a documentary about a filmmaker. Last weekend, Netflix welcomed season 4 of Lego: City Adventures, the stop-motion animated movie The Boxtrolls, the sports drama movie Southpaw, the mystery thriller The Vanishing, and Tyler Perry’s Temptation: Confessions of a Marriage Counselor, along with the Christmas movie Christmas on Mistletoe Farm, the fantasy horror TV series Wednesday, and the rom-com Christmas movie The Noel Diary.

As it does on the first days of every month, Netflix will add a long list of licensed content this weekend, most notably the buddy cop comedy 21 Jump Street, the drama movie Hachi: A Dog’s Tale, the coming-of-age drama My Girl, the epic historical war movie Troy, and David Leitch’s Bullet Train.

Exclusive Updated With More Confirmed Talent: For the first time ever, 24 star/executive producer Kiefer Sutherland, joined by most of the main cast and the creative team of the Emmy-winning drama, will reunite on Zoom to mark the 20th anniversary of the Fox series’ November 6, 2001 premiere.

Along with Sutherland, slated to participate in the virtual 24 fan convention, which will feature multiple panels and serve as Operation Smile fundraiser, will be fellow cast members Mary Lynn Rajskub, Leslie Hope, Elisha Cuthbert, Sarah Clarke, Eric Balfour, Reiko Aylesworth, Annie Wersching, Xander Berkeley, Sarah Wynter, Kim Raver, Gregory Itzin, Mykelti Williamson, Chris Diamantopoulos, Cherry Jones, Louis Lombardi, Shohreh Aghdashloo, Tzi Ma and Sprague Grayden, among others. Interacting with fans, they will appear together on classic 24-style split screen to share experiences and stories from working on the long-running action drama series.

“24 fans were the greatest I’ve ever experienced. I can’t wait to talk to you all,...

Network: Amazon Prime Video

Episodes: 68 (hour)

Seasons: Seven

TV show dates: February 13, 2015 — June 25, 2021

Series status: Ended

Performers include: Titus Welliver, Jamie Hector, Amy Aquino, Lance Reddick, Madison Lintz, Gregory Scott Cummins, Troy Evans, DaJuan Johnson, Scott Klace, Deji Laray, Steven Cult, John Eddins, Sarah Clarke, and Jeri Ryan.

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Based on the Michael Connelly book series, the Bosch TV show follows dogged Detective Hieronymus 'Harry' Bosch (Welliver), of the LAPD's Hollywood Homicide Division. Although something of a rebel, this military veteran who served in both Iraq and Afghanistan, understands why there are rules, and when to skirt them.

The son of a murdered prostitute, Harry was orphaned at a young age. Her murder long went unsolved, because the department and the D.A.'s office protected...

It’s not all — or even remotely — about looks in Netflix’s new dating series “Sexy Beasts,” which will be narrated by “Catastrophe” star and comedian Rob Delaney, Variety can reveal.

Produced by All3Media-backed Lion TV, the streamer has signed on for two seasons of the reality show, which sees singles heading into blind dates transformed into various animals and mythical creatures through the use of Hollywood movie prosthetics. The show is based on Lion TV’s original British series for digital channel BBC Three in 2014. The format, sold by All3Media International, has traveled around the world, bolstered by demand for big, visual costume-led formats on the back of the “Masked Singer” success.

The first six-part season of episodes (6 x 30’) will be released globally on July 21, with a second season of six more episodes due to drop later this year.

Simon Welton, creator and executive producer for Lion TV,...

The star from Sid & Nancy, Terminator 2, Candyman, Gattaca, Leaving Las Vegas and the new chiller The Dark And The Wicked takes us on a journey through some of his favorite foreign films.

Show Notes: Movies Referenced In This Episode

Candyman (1992)

Frankenstein (1931)

Sid and Nancy (1986)

The Dark And The Wicked (2020)

The Wall of Mexico (2019)

La Dolce Vita (1961)

Il Bidone (1955)

Day For Night (1973)

The Good, The Bad And The Ugly (1967)

8 ½ (1963)

Le Cercle Rouge (1970)

Daredevils of the Red Circle (1939)

Rififi (1955)

Reservoir Dogs (1992)

Z (1969)

The Sleeping Car Murders (1965)

The Battle of Algiers (1966)

Burn! (1969)

Dr. Strangelove (1964)

The Italian Job (1969)

The Italian Job (2003)

The Magician (1958)

Wild Strawberries (1957)

Fanny and Alexander (1982)

Persona (1966)

The Grapes of Wrath (1940)

The Last House On The Left (1972)

The Virgin Spring (1960)

Paperhouse (1988)

The Strangers (2008)

The Monster (2016)

Andrei Rublev (1966)

Jeanne Dielman, 23 quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles (1975)

Nostalghia (1983)

Son of Frankenstein (1939)

The Best Years of Our Lives (1946)

Zorba The Greek (1964)

Pollyanna (1960)

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Want to relive a Coen Brothers classic with a fresh spin and some new cast members? The Pandemic Players, a troupe of stage and screen actors volunteering their time and talents to help fellow Americans impacted by Covid-19, will host a table read of the 1987 comedy “Raising Arizona” this Wednesday, November 25. The video will launch at 11 a.m. Pt, 2 p.m. Et. All proceeds will benefit Covenant House, founded in 1972 to shelter and care for young people facing homelessness. Below, check out an exclusive trailer for the read.

Troupe members participating in the table read include Zachary Levi (star of “Shazam!”), who will take on the role of Nicolas Cage’s H.I. McDunnough, and Alison Pill (“Scott Pilgrim vs. the World”), who will play Holly Hunter’s Ed. Joining the pair will be Dean Norris, Clancy Brown, Macon Blair, Ross Partridge, Sarah Clarke, Jeff Dowd, Leila Almas Rose, Jaime Zevallos,...

ITV orders detective series; WarnerMedia, Blue Ant Media and Rogo Productions strengthen teams; Comedy Central orders Rhod Gilbert show; “Frankenstein” adaptation in the works; and Netflix looks for African writers.

U.K. broadcaster ITV has commissioned four-part crime drama “The Long Call” from ITV Studios label Silverprint Pictures.

The drama is inspired by the best-selling novel from award-winning writer Ann Cleeves, creator of series “Vera” and “Shetland.” “Des” and “Baptiste” screenwriter Kelly Jones will write all four episodes in her first solo series. The narrative is led by flawed protagonist, Detective Inspector Matthew Venn, who has returned to live in a small community in North Devon with his husband, Jonathan. It’s a place Matthew walked away from 20 years ago after being rejected by his family. Now he’s back to take charge of his first major murder.

ITV’s head of drama, Polly Hill, commissioned the series. Silverprint Pictures...

“Bosch” is back and as addictive as ever, showing why it’s Amazon’s oldest continuing original drama despite a call for new blood. As the streaming service is working hard to freshen its programming with big tentpoles like “Jack Ryan” or the upcoming “Good Omens” and “Lord of the Rings,” it always returns to the reliable, meticulous charms of Det. Hieronymus “Harry” Bosch (Titus Welliver).

In its fifth season, “Bosch” once again proves how delving into the everyday drudgery of police work and unspooling cases in an unhurried, unglamorous way can be even more effective than the splashier storytelling on its network counterparts. The series jumps forward about a year after the shocking events of Season 4, when Bosch witnesses his ex-wife Eleanor’s (Sarah Clarke) murder in a drive-by shooting. Grief and anger are mostly in the rearview as Bosch and his undergrad daughter Maddie (Madison Lintz) are now...

What's Bosch up to now? Amazon just announced the TV show's fifth season will debut in April.

The crime drama follows dogged Detective Hieronymus ‘Harry’ Bosch (Titus Welliver), of the Lapd’s Hollywood Homicide Division. The cast also includes Jamie Hector, Amy Aquino, Lance Reddick, Madison Lintz, Gregory Scott Cummins, Troy Evans, DaJuan Johnson, Scott Klace, Deji Laray, Steven Cult, John Eddins, Sarah Clarke, and Jeri Ryan.

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The expert in question in “The Maestro” is famed composer Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco (Xander Berkeley), who over the course of his career contributed to more than 200 movies, many as a “ghost composer.” Yet the real focus of Adam Cushman’s film is actually Jerry Herst (Leo Marks), an aspiring musician who in 1945 Los Angeles became one of Castelnuovo-Tedesco’s students. By consigning its most interesting character to a supporting role, this amiable slice of fictionalized history loses a good deal of its heft. Nonetheless, solid direction and a charming Berkeley turn help it stave off insubstantiality, and should make it an appealing option for those interested in a pleasant alternative to big-studio fare.

Wearing dark-rimmed glasses, boasting a gray beard and hair that sticks out in slight tufts from the side of his balding head, and puffing away from his cigarette holder, the Italian-born Castelnuovo-Tedesco is introduced telling an older pupil,...

"There is music in everything!! I help you to bring forth what is inside..." Freestyle Digital Media has released the first official trailer for an indie drama titled The Maestro, a biopic about the infamous master teacher Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco. The film focuses on a young composer named Jerry Herst, played by Leo Marks, who moves to Hollywood after WWII to study with Castelnuovo-Tedesco - striking up a friendship with him. The cast includes Sarah Clarke, Mackenzie Astin, William Russ, Alex Essoe, Kristen Gutoskie, Jonathan Cherry, and Jon Polito. This seems like another one of these fuzzy, old-Hollywood romantic biopics about a long lost era. And it looks alright, maybe a bit dry but still worth a look. Here's the official trailer (+ poster) for Adam Cushman's The Maestro, direct from YouTube: Adam Cushman's The Maestro follows budding film composer Jerry Herst (Leo Marks) as he moves to Hollywood after...

Freestyle Digital Media has acquired domestic rights to Adam Cushman’s The Maestro, a biopic about composer Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco tarring The Walking Dead‘s Xander Berkeley. It will get a theatrical release beginning February 15 in New York and Los Angeles, with VOD coming February 19. The pic, penned by C.V. Herst and produced by David J. Phillips, centers on the letters of Castelnuovo-Tedesco, who composed scores for more than 200 Hollywood films in the 1940s and 1950s and mentored the likes of John Williams, Randy Newman, Henry Mancini, Jerry Goldsmith and Andre Previn. Leo Marks, Sarah Clarke, Mackenzie Astin, Bobby Campo, Alex Essoe and in his last film Jon Polito co-star. The deal was negotiated by Freestyle Ira Goldklang and Rachel Koehler and Sean Pope and Tiffany Boyle from Ramo Law for the filmmakers.

Giant Pictures, the digital film distribution division of Giant Interactive, has acquired North American digital rights for The Bellwether,...

[Editor’s Note: The following contains spoilers from “Bosch” Season 4.]

The life of a homicide detective is not an easy one, but Det. Hieronymus “Harry” Bosch (Titus Welliver) has been tested even more than usual this season on his eponymous Amazon series. As the lead on a task force investigating the murder of a high-profile attorney on Los Angeles’ Angels Flight railcar, Bosch has to contend with public perception, a shady police commission chief, and possible corruption inside the Lapd.

And while that’s all part of the job, Bosch’s own personal tragedies have also overlapped with cases this year. Our hero finally got closure for the cold case murder of his mother since that killer and the Angels Flight killer turned out to be one and the same. But the biggest blow came when Harry had to watch his ex-wife Eleanor (Sarah Clarke) get gunned down and die. In trying to bring her killers to justice,...

In its fourth season, “Bosch” remains as good and solid as its namesake hero. The creation of author Michael Connelly, good ol’ Det. Hieronymus “Harry” Bosch (Titus Welliver) is a no-excuses cop who is haunted by his past, but you wouldn’t know it because he’s also incredibly businesslike. He’s not crippled by his obsessions nor addictions, he’s not a quirky savant with exceptional detecting skills, and he’s not in any way an obnoxious attention seeker.

Instead, his appeal is that he does his job without fanfare and as honestly and implacably as possible, while occasionally overextending himself. And so too does “Bosch” the series. It’s why it was Amazon’s top-watched original series for several years until “Sneaky Pete” sneaked in: “Bosch” is so reliable in how pure and straightforward it is that a series-altering event in the first half of the season is actually shocking when it happens.

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Bosch, the acclaimed Amazon crime series, has received a renewal for season 5, just as the release date for season 4 finally arrives...

Amazon has a feeling that it can’t let go... when it comes to the retro-noir contemporary crime procedural series, Bosch, which stars Titus Welliver as the titular troubled Lapd detective. That’s because the retail monolith’s streaming platform has renewed the series for season 5! Additionally, Amazon has provided the long-awaited announcement revealing the (unlucky) date on which season 4 premieres on Prime: Friday, April 13th.

The preemptively ordered Bosch season 5 will arrive as a partial restoration of the show’s status quo, since April’s season 4 will be the manifestation of a major sea change behind the scenes that saw showrunner/executive producer Eric Overmyer exit the series to migrate over to fellow Amazon peak TV offering The Man In The High Castle. However, Overmyer...

Network: Amazon Prime VideoEpisodes: Ongoing (hour)Seasons: OngoingTV show dates: February 13, 2015 — presentSeries status: Has not been cancelledPerformers include: Titus Welliver, Jamie Hector, Amy Aquino, Lance Reddick, Madison Lintz, Gregory Scott Cummins, Troy Evans, DaJuan Johnson, Scott Klace, Deji Laray, Steven Cult, John Eddins, Sarah Clarke, and Jeri Ryan.TV show description:Based on the Michael Connelly book series, the Bosch TV show follows dogged Detective Hieronymus 'Harry' Bosch (Welliver), of the Lapd's Hollywood Homicide Division. Although something of a rebel, this military veteran who served in both Iraq and Afghanistan, understands why there are rules, and when to skirt them.The son of a murdered prostitute, Harry was orphaned at a young age. Her murder long went unsolved, because the department and the D.A.'s office...

Remember the one-season wonder Trust Me? Recently, star Eric McCormack spoke to the Av Club about the cancelled TNT series.The dramedy focused on the personal and professional struggles of two ad men, copywriter Connor (Tom Cavanagh) and creative director Mason McGuire (McCormack). The cast also included Monica Potter, Sarah Clarke, Mike Damus, Geoffrey Arend, Griffin Dunne, Greg Ellis, and Kathleen Rose Perkins. The show ended in 2009 after only 13 episodes.Read More…...

Beloved character actor Jon Polito, best known for his work with the Coen Brothers and on the hit NBC series Homicide: Life On the Street, passed away this morning at the age of 65. He died at City of Hope Hospital in Los Angeles from cancer complications. The actor was diagnosed with multiple myeloma six years ago, a disease that affects bone marrow plasma cells.

Deadline reports that the actor's family confirmed his passing on Friday. Jon Polito was born December 29, 1950 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. He attended Villanova University on a drama scholarship before starting his acting career on and off Broadway in New York. He won an Obie Award for five different performances during the off-Broadway season in 1979-1980, before transitioning into film and TV work in 1981 with a role in The Gangster Chronicles.

Jon Polito first started working with the Coen Brothers in 1990's Millers Crossing, followed by Barton Fink the next year.

Kristen Stewart and Adam Driver will be honoured in the 54th New York Film Festival’s “An Evening with…” on-stage conversation series.

The festival will also premiere Best Worst Thing That Ever Could Have Happened in Special Events, a non-fiction chronicle of the 1981 musical flop Merrily We Roll Along by Stephen Sondheim and Harold Prince.

Hamilton’s America will also receive its world premiere and tells the story of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s award-winning production, Hamilton: An American Musical.

Jim Jarmusch’s Gimme Danger joins the line-up and will feature an appearance by the director and Iggy Pop. Jarmusch’s Paterson will screen in the main slate. Nyff runs from September 30-October 16.

Amazon Studios is developing a TV series based on Martin Scorsese’s crime drama The Departed. Vertigo Entertainment, Initial Entertainment Group and Plan B Entertainment are producing with Amazon Studios in association with Warner Bros TV.White Rabbit and Phillm Productions have begun shooting on The...

The NCIS cast is expanding again!

Jennifer Esposito just landed a series regular role on NCIS Season 14.

Esposito was last a regular in the ABC summer series, Mistresses, to which she did not return this year.

Esposito's character on NCIS will be Special Agent Alexandra “Alex” Quinn, an experienced agent who left field work and became an instructor at the Law Enforcement Training Center.

Gibbs (Mark Harmon) will lure her back into the field as part of his team, where he will take advantage of her sharp wit, quick mind and immense talent as a federal agent.

The character will be introduced on NCIS Season 14 Episode 1, the season premiere, on September 20.

“We couldn’t be happier to have Jennifer Esposito joining us for season 14,” said Executive Producer Gary Glasberg.

“She embodies everything that we hoped for in the character of Quinn and we can’t wait to have her come...

NCIS is officially making Officer Reeves a member of the family.

The CBS drama has promoted Duane Henry — who joined the cast last season in the recurring role of MI6 Officer Clayton Reeves — to a full-fledged series regular ahead of Season 14, TVLine has learned.

PhotosFall TV Preview: Who’s In? Who’s Out? Your Guide to Every Casting Move

Henry’s upgrade comes amid word that Sarah Clarke, whose character Tess Monroe also boarded NCIS last season, will not be back. Meanwhile, the rejiggered Season 14 cast will also include Wilmer Valderrama and Jennifer Esposito as new full-time agents. (It apparently...

Jennifer Esposito is eyeing a return to the CBS procedural fold via NCIS.

RelatedNCIS: Pauley Perrette, Sean Murray, David McCallum and Rocky Carroll Sign Deals for Seasons 14 and 15

Sources confirm to TVLine that the Blue Bloods alum is joining Season 14 of TV’s most-watched drama in the series-regular role of Special Agent Alexandra “Alex” Quinn. An experienced NCIS agent who left field work and became an instructor at the Law Enforcement Training Center, Quinn is lured by Gibbs (Mark Harmon) back into the field as part of his team, where he will take advantage of her sharp wit,...

The NCIS team will return 88 percent intact this fall, now that the four remaining cast members whose contracts were up have re-signed.

Original cast members Pauley Perrette and David McCallum, as well as Sean Murray and Rocky Carroll, have each re-signed for Season 14 and 15, our sister site Deadline reports.

Series front man Mark Harmon inked his own two-year extension back in February, while Brian Dietzen and Emily Wickersham are on different contract cycles.

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The four re-signings come on the heels of Wilmer Valderrama...

We’ve got questions, and you’ve (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we’re lobbing queries left and right about shows including Preacher, Orphan Black, Bones and Orange Is the New Black!

1 | Don’t you wish Outlander had given Angus a few final words, rather than just guttural noises and blood-spitting?

2 | Did seeing this commercial during 30 for 30‘s O.J. docuseries make you wonder how Hertz for so long got away with that missing apostrophe? Ugh.

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This is one way to get those young female demos up: NCIS has recruited That ’70s Show‘s Wilmer Valderrama to join the Season 14 cast as a full-fledged series regular, TVLine has learned.

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The actor, who just wrapped a five-episode arc on Grey’s Anatomy, will play a “once grounded NCIS field agent who accepted a deep cover assignment years ago and never resurfaced. Many agents don’t know he’s still on the job or that he’s even alive.

NCIS is going to try to return to basics for season 14. The end of season 13 of this popular CBS series saw the departure of Michael Weatherly, and the potential addition of two new faces to the team. Gary Glasberg still needs to figure out how Sarah Clarke's FBI agent Tess Monroe and Duane Henry's Mi-6 agent Clayton Reeves fit in the action on the drama.

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In the last two episodes of NCIS season 13, FBI Special Agent Tess Monroe (played by Sarah Clarke) was introduced to fans as one of the two replacements for "Very Special" Agent Tony Dinozzo. It goes without saying that no one can fill Tony's shoes. Adding new characters to beloved shows can be notoriously difficult (right, Bishop?) Tess, who transferred over from the New York counter-terrorism department three months ago, definitely made her presence known when she met the team. 

So has NCIS found a worthy replacement for Tony? Not so fast! We haven't had a lot of time to get to know Tess, but so far, I am less than impressed.

On the NCIS 13th season finale “Family First” (CBS Tuesday, May 17, at 8pm Et/Pt), NCIS, FBI and MI6 continue an international manhunt for an escaped British spy who is targeting current and former agents. It’s the final episode for series star Michael Weatherly as Tony Dinozzo. Guest stars include Robert Wagner as Anthony Dinozzo Sr., Sarah Clarke as FBI Special Agent Tess Monroe and Duane Henry as MI6 Officer Clayton Reeves. CBS has renewed NCIS for Season 14. How well does Weatherly know his character? CBS put his knowledge of Dinozzo to the test: Season 13 finale preview: Photo: … Continue reading →

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Last time on NCIS, we got to know FBI Special Agent Tess Monroe (played by Sarah Clarke) and MI6 Officer Clayton Reeves (played by Duane Henry) as they worked with the team to capture British spy Jacob Scott. In this case, they found Scott in the elevator at NCIS headquarters -- surrendering and saying that he was innocent. It turned out that the murderer was actually evil former (and recently fired) CIA Agent Trent Kort, and he framed Scott to take the fall. Kort was selling secrets to the Russians, then told the Russians that one of their own, Nika Razin, was leaking intelligence. Razin, who was Scott's wife, was shot before NCIS and MI6 could apprehend her. Scott was arrested for selling American nuclear intelligence to Russia.

In the season 13 finale of NCIS, "Family First," we also prepare to bid farewell to "Very Special" Agent Tony Dinozzo as actor Michael Weatherly departs the series.

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NCIS might be saying goodbye to Michael Weatherly next week (yes, you might want to stock up your tissues now), but it's welcoming two new faces this week that will hopefully stick around for a while. Tonight's episode introduces Tess Monroe and Clayton Reeves, the FBI and MI6 agents, respectively, who are collaborating with the NCIS team on the case they've all been chasing: an escaped British spy who is targeting agents all over the world. This storyline will not only bring in the new faces, played by Sarah Clarke and Duane Henry, but Tony will also find himself involved as his exit grows closer. "It not only [sent] our team to England [last week], but it brings the manhunt to the United...

Is Fornell going to survive? That's the question for NCIS' "Dead Letter," which will also introduce Sarah Clarke as FBI Special Agent Tess Monroe and Duane Henry as MI6 Officer Clayton Reeves.

In this episode, the NCIS team works with FBI and MI6 as the international manhunt continues for escaped British spy Jacob Scott, who has left one colleague fighting for his life in the ICU.

The NCIS team might be down one after next week (Missing you already, Michael Weatherly!), but the show is bringing in two new characters on Tuesday to help with a worldwide investigation—and they could wind up sticking around even longer than these last two episodes of season 13. After an escaped British spy has left one colleague fighting for their life in the ICU, the team joins up with the FBI and MI6 in the worldwide manhunt for the criminal in "Dead Letter," airing Tuesday, May 10. In these first photos of the episode, you can see the newest characters in action. Sarah Clarke guest stars as FBI Special Agent Tess Monroe and Duane Henry plays MI6 Officer Clayton Reeves as the international...

Somewhere amidst the early tears spurred by the NCIS promo touting Michael Weatherly’s final episodes, CBS also let slip the first photos of new arrivals Sarah Clarke and Duane Henry.

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As previously reported, 24 alum Clarke will appear in the season’s final two episodes (airing May 10 and 17) as Tess Monroe, a quick-witted, tough and shrewd FBI agent who recently transferred to D.C. from New York City, while Henry, a Brit, will play Clayton Reeves, a young man who rose above his blue-collar roots to become a successful Mi-6 agent.