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The Blacklist fans, we’ve got a fresh off the press preview for the new Season 10 Episode 19 episode titled Room 417!

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In this episode, viewers will be taken on a thrilling journey as Red’s cryptic tip sets the task force on a path to uncover a dangerous security breach within the U.S. government. Meanwhile, Congressman Hudson takes significant steps to expose the inner workings of the task force.

As the episode unfolds, the audience will be captivated by the enigmatic and cunning character of Red, portrayed by James Spader. Red’s cryptic tip becomes a pivotal clue that sets the task force, led by FBI agent Elizabeth Keen, played by Megan Boone, on a high-stakes mission to...

It’s going to be the craziest season yet, as “House of Cards” round 4 hits the Netflix streaming roster on Friday, March 4th.

In a brand new clip, President Frank Underwood gets a glimpse of his official portrait, alluding to a whole host of scandals that led to his ascension to the throne. The Season 4 synopsis states, “Frank and Claire continue their pursuit for power. battling everyone in their way, including each other.”

Starring Kevin Spacey, Robin Wright, Kim Dickens and Jenna Stern, “House of Cards” is executive produced by David Fincher, Joshua Donen, Beau Willimon and Dana Brunetti.

Up until now, Netflix’s marketing campaign for House of Cards season 4 has proven to be as cool and calculated as Kevin Spacey’s machiavellian Frank Underwood, who returns in less than two weeks’ time to fight for another term in the oval office.

It’s a plight that takes center stage in today’s brooding new clip for the political drama, and yes, Frank Underwood’s 2016 campaign is in full swing. Even when it comes to something as ordinary as presenting a presidential portrait at the Smithsonian, there’s a sinister air emanating from Spacey’s power-hungry protagonist, played up in wonderful fashion with those gleeful nods to the camera.

Robin Wright’s First Lady remains absent in today’s teaser, and as if it wasn’t clear already, Netflix’s brief logline for House of Cards season 4 tees up a battle between the once-ironclad couple: “Frank and Claire continue their pursuit for power,...

For the past three seasons, Frank and Claire Underwood have been wreaking havoc on the American political system, and now “House of Cards” is almost ready to unveil the much-anticipated Season Four.

Netflix just released the full trailer for the upcoming 13-episode run, slated to get underway on Friday, March 4th and featuring stars like Kevin Spacey, Robin Wright, Kim Dickens and Jenna Stern.

Spacey (as Underwood) explains, “Progress. Forward Momentum. Getting things done. These are my mottos. I have no patience for useless things – like political gridlock and stagnation. And neither should you. Join me. Let’s roll up our sleeves together. Let’s plow through the stubborn and smallminded and send Washington a message loud and clear.”...

It’s almost time for Francis and Claire Underwood to make their return to the small screen and Netflix just released a new Season 4 preview.

Starring Kevin Spacey, Robin Wright, Kim Dickens and Jenna Stern, the uber-popular web series is slated to return on Friday, March 4th and promises to be chock full of drama.

“House of Cards” is based on the BBC miniseries of the same name and executive produced by David Fincher, Joshua Donen, Beau Willimon, Kevin Spacey, Dana Brunetti, Eric Roth and John David Coles.

It seems like forever since our last update on Frank Underwood, and Netflix finally released another “House of Cards” teaser during the Golden Globe Awards on Sunday night (January 10).

The upcoming Fourth Season is slated to hit the streaming realm on Friday, March 4th, pretty much guaranteeing that millions of fans will spend the weekend in a binge-watching-induced coma.

“House of Cards” stars Kevin Spacey, Robin Wright, Kim Dickens and Jenna Stern. Have a look at the new clip and take heart- we’re less than two months away!

Recently, CBS served up the new,official synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "Blue Bloods" episode 5 of season 6. The episode is entitled, "Backstabbers," and it turns out that we're going to see some pretty interesting and dramatic stuff go down as an escaped convict that Danny things was wrongfully imprisoned, prompts him to join a man hunt for him, and more. In the new, 6th episode press release: Danny Joins The Hunt For An Escaped Convict Who He Believes He Helped To Wrongfully Imprison, On "Blue Bloods," Friday, Oct. 23. Press release number 2: Danny will join the hunt for two escaped convicts after hearing one of them is someone he helped to wrongfully imprison. Also, Gormley is going to criticize a plan from Trey Delgado (Esai Morales) , an NYPD sergeant who Gormley thinks is having an affair with his wife. Esai Morales Guest Stars as Trey Delgado, an NYPD Sergeant. Guest stars feature: Easi Morales (Sgt.

Over the weekend, a new trailer for House of Cards Season 3 showcased some marital tension between the Underwoods, as they posed for their White House portrait. Today, Netflix has debuted yet another trailer dubbed "Traces," which is the first in a four-part "teaser quartet." While he is never fully seen, Francis Underwood (Kevin Spacey) is smoking a cigarette when he receives a phone call from the First Lady (Robin Wright), a call he decides to take in the bedroom, while one of his aides finishes extinguishing his cigarette. What could this all mean? Hopefully more is revealed in the subsequent installments of this teaser quartet, which will hopefully be released soon.

The series returns to Washington with the stakes now higher than ever. President Underwood fights to secure his legacy. Claire wants more than being First Lady. The biggest threat they face is contending with each other. Season 3 will feature...

New Law And Order Svu season 16,episode 10 official spoilers,plotline revealed by NBC. Recently, NBC finally served up the new,official synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "Law And Order: Svu" episode 10 of season 16. The episode is entitled, "Forgiving Rollins," and it turns out that things will get quite interesting after a detective is found unconscious in her hotel bathroom as it leads to a rape claim, and more. In the new, 10th episode press release: "Rollins' old boss from Atlanta will visit New York City along with his newest detective, who is found unconscious in her hotel bathroom. The rookie detective is going to make a rape claim, but then she will recant it, leading Rollins to face a dark part of her own past." Guest stars feature: Dreama Walker as Reese Taymor, Delaney Williams as Counselor John Buchanan, Harry Hamlin as Deputy Chief Charles Patton, Jenna Stern as Judge...

After months of conjecture Netflix looks highly likely to launch in Australia and New Zealand in late March or early April.

That.s according to distributors who are negotiating film and TV content deals with the Us streaming giant.

The new season of House of Cards would be among the SVoD service.s first offerings Down Under, potentially a strong lure for subscribers.

The third series of the political drama, which stars Kevin Spacey, Law & Order.s Jenna Stern, Robin Wright and Nathan Darrow, is expected to launch in the Us in February, as did the earlier series.

Foxtel aired the first two series of the Netflix production licensed via Sony Pictures TV, but Netflix withheld the rights to the third season.

However Netflix's Australian feed will bear little similarity to the domestic service, at least for the first year or so, because Foxtel owns the SVoD rights to most of the desirable shows.

Law & Order franchise staple Jenna Stern is entering the world of politics and corruption via a multi-episode arc on House of Cards, TVLine has learned exclusively.

Related Exclusive: House of Cards Adds Kim Dickens to Season 3 Deck

Stern — who has appeared on three Law & Order series playing a staggering seven different characters, including Svu judge Elana Barth — will play an ambassador at the United Nations.

A Netflix rep declined to comment.

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* Netflix dramedy Lilyhammer will return for an eight-episode third season on Nov. 21; star Steven Van Zandt will make his directorial debut with the season finale.

Title: The Best and the Brightest Director: Josh Shelov Starring: Neil Patrick Harris, Bonnie Somerville, Amy Sedaris, Jenna Stern, Peter Serafinowicz, Christopher McDonald, Kate Mulgrew, Bridget Regan, John Hodgman, Stephen Park, Kelly Coffield Park Most big screen comedies — even a lot of independently mounted affairs — trade in the familiar, at least on a narrative level, operating under the assumption that audiences want to see witty banter and outlandish comeuppance visited upon recognizable scenarios that are easily transposed to a viewer’s own life, whether that’s workplace misery or the fickle nature of love. It’s unusual, then, to see something like The Best and the Brightest, a movie which eschews a more...

Whatever you think of the specs, it's nice to finally be able to refer to the iPad in one word instead of qualifying Apple's new product title as "unofficial," and Twitter-Wood is using it all over the place, even if some citizens thing the device sounds like a feminine care product.

Meanwhile, one product you should definitely check out (to carry over the Don Rickles theme from yesterday) is a signed Mr. Potato Head figurine. Twitter linkmaster extraordinaire Lee Unkrich posted a link to Rickles' Toy Story character along with a few other items being auctioned off to raise money for Haiti, so give them all a look. And while you're at it look at which "Mad Men" actor lost his iPod, whether or not the Olympics will impact "Lost" and which kid star from "The School of Rock" got a picture with Adam Lambert. I'm @brianwarmoth, and this...

Roy Disney's death today was big news in Twitter-Wood, where a lot of folks have been affected by his work and commitment to animation over the course of their careers. It's certainly appropriate that "Toy Story 3" director Lee Unkrich was among the first to post his condolences.

And speaking of animation, Danny DeVito made it onto the guest list for the "Avatar" premiere tonight, and took a picture of his excitable foot to prove it. His "Twins" co-star Arnold Schwarzenegger posted

pic, too, from over in Copenhagen where he's meeting with folks for the U.N. Climate Summit. You can click through all of those tweets after the jump where you'll also find out who may have cut actress Jenna Stern off and which musician/director is working on a new FunnyorDie.com sketch. It's all in the Twitter-Wood report for December 16, 2009.

@OmarDoom: http://twitpic.com/ts6fd...

The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled 5-0 today that Al Franken won last year’s Senate election, and it didn’t take long for responses to start popping up in the Twitter-Wood feed, including reactions from Larry King and Graham Linehan. Magician and quick-witted thinker Penn Jillette also brought politics into his tweets, pointing out the relevance of his film “The Aristocrats” in a recent Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals decision.

The conversations weren’t all political though. Rose McGowan showed off a shot a of the new dog she adopted and Demi Moore posted her own puppy shot of Ashton Kutcher rolling around on the set of his new movie “Five Killers.” Meanwhile, “Twilight” actor Peter Facinelli was just innocently trying on a bikini and Russell Brand kept to what he does best, lacing an apology to his neglected Twitter followers with dog-and-leg-humping imagery. You’ll find all of this...

Dive in, because I’ve got behind-the-scenes commentary from Jon Favreau, Ashton Kutcher, and Jeremy Piven in today’s handpicked crop of Twitter-Wood tweets. Favreau offers some praise up for Mickey Rourke’s work thus far in “Iron Man 2,” and Kutcher shares his thoughts on the foreign dubbing process for his new film “Spread,” while Piven points out the common links between his new movie “The Goods” and this summer’s box office success story “The Hangover.”

I also rounded up a few thoughts from film folks about yet another entertainment industry death, comedian and impersonator, Fred Travelena, as well as Bernard Madoff’s sentencing today, and Denzel Washington’s latest post about Michael Jackson. You find all of these, a picture taken by “Buffy” actress Amber Benson at one of my local Chicago comic book shops, and much more in the Twitter-Wood update for June 29, 2009, after the click.