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This Week's TV Recommendations
DreamWorks to Make Netflix Originals
'Mad Men' Reveals Bob Benson's Secret
A 'Press Release' From Peggy Olson
Teaser: 'Masters of Sex'
Bergman-Inspired 'Always Sunny' Promos
Starz Greenlights 50 Cent-Produced Drama
Teaser: HBO's 'True Detective'
'Vice' Visits North Korea-
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Watch: A Holder/Linden Reunion and a Murderer's POV Sneak Peek of the New Season of 'The Killing'
The third season of "The Killing" premieres on AMC this Sunday, June 2nd, starting up a year after the end of the Rosie Larsen case that took up all of season one and then, to the exasperation of some, all of season two as well.
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TV Stars Make Movies: Jon Hamm Goes Disney, Whither Hendricks, Moss, Cranston?
Don Draper has gone Disney. With the news of Jon Hamm starring in Disney's "Million Dollar Arm," which centers on the true story of one man's Mumbai discovery of the next pitching sensation in baseball, we take a look at four TV stars who are primarily known for one role -- and what their big-screen...
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Watch This: BBC's Up The Women - Written by and Starring Jessica Hynes
Premiering tonight on BBC Four is Jessica Hynes's (star/co-writer of the cult hit Spaced) Up The Women--a sitcom set in 1910 about suffragettes.
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The New Season of 'Arrested Development' is Hard to Take. Why?
Being given the chance at a second life on Netflix has turned out to be a mixed blessing for the creators of "Arrested Development" -- an unprecedented option that's also offered some unexpected burden.
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Steven Soderbergh Thinks The Last 2 Episodes Of 'Breaking Bad' Should Be Shown In Theaters
To be certain, Steven Soderbergh has had no shortage of ideas and opinions when it comes to the state of the current movie industry. And after putting himself out there with his now famous speech at the San Francisco International Film Festival, the director hasn't been shy in answering followup que...
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Book Excerpt: Mary and Lou and Rhoda and Ted
Treva Silverman is an Emmy winning television writer known for her work on The Mary Tyler Moore Show. You can find more information on Mary and Lou and Rhoda and Ted here and here.
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Like The Rock, Arnold Schwarzenegger Now Has a Muscly Cable Series in Development
Rival 'roided out projects! Earlier this month, news broke that HBO was developing a half-hour dramedy about current and former athletes living in Miami executive produced by and starring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.
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2.5 Million Total Viewers Watched 'Hit the Floor' On Monday Night (Did You?)
Based on your responses to my post asking to share your thoughts on the series' debut, on average, you folks weren't too high on it. But enough tuned in on Monday night - 2.5 million in total to be exact.
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Watch: A Clip From BBC America's Zombie Miniseries 'In the Flesh' Showcases the Rehabilitated Undead
"In the Flesh," the three-part British miniseries premiering in the U.S. on BBC America on Thursday June 6 at 10pm, is of the zombies-as-metaphors school of supernatural tales.
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