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Save for a 1992 guest spot on the Og Quantum Leap and voicing herself in a 1993 episode of The Simpsons, Brooke Shields — best known at the time for the ’80s films The Blue Lagoon and Endless Love, plus Calvin Klein ads — had yet to break out on television through the mid-1990s.

And then she winningly stalked Joey Tribbiani (more accurately, Dr. Drake Ramoray) in Friends‘ January 1996 post-Super Bowl episode.

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It’s Musicals Week at IndieWire. With “Wicked” about to sparkle over theaters, we’re celebrating the best of the movie-musical genre.

With all due respect to my colleagues, I feel crazy talking about movie musicals at work.

Every year since I’ve been a full time entertainment reporter, Disney has released an underwhelming live-action version of one of its delightful animated musicals. I witnessed the hype and joy surrounding Jon M. Chu’s “In the Heights” and tepid reception for Steven Spielberg’s “West Side Story,” and continue to live in uncertainty about whether or not there will be a third “Mamma Mia!” film (please!). These days, it seems like every movie musical is anticipated with more than a healthy dose of fear, in case it struggles to recapture the magic of on-screen song-and-dance that was once so easy for this industry.

The reason I feel crazy is that...

Officers of the judicial system with a soft spot for our favorite superheroes will always hold a special place in our hearts. Two names that fall into this category are The Flash’s Joe West and Arrow’s Quentin Lance. Both officers stuck their necks out for Barry Allen (The Flash) and Oliver Queen (Green Arrow), two vigilantes in the Arrowverse, and helped them in their quests to bring justice to the world.

Jesse L. Martin as Joe West in The Flash | Credits: The CW

Unfortunately, getting tangled up in the twisted and morally grey world of vigilantes did not work out the same way for both characters. While Joe West was let off the hook, Quentin Lance faced a harsh punishment – a demotion despite having climbed the ranks to become the Captain of the Star City Police Department. Why the discrimination? Well, the answer is pretty simple, actually.

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Quick Navigation Height Shoe Size Ethnic Background Family Ties Facts & Rumors Best Quotes Style Recap Kaley Cuoco’s Height

Kaley Cuoco is believed to be 5ft 5 ¾ (167 cm) tall, which is about 2 inches taller than the average American woman. She is also 1.4 inches (about 3.5 cm) taller than Zosia Mamet, who is 5 feet 4 inches (162.6 cm) tall.

Kaley Cuoco, Evan Jonigkeit, and Zosia Mamet attend Peacock’s “Meet Cute” New York Premiere on September 20, 2022, in New York City (Credit: Roger Wong / INSTARimages / Cover Images)

Kaley Cuoco was spotted wearing cream Brunello Cucinelli sandals with a floor-length dress from the same designer at the 2024 Evening From the Heart Gala in Los Angeles, which benefitted the John Ritter Foundation for Aortic Health.

She towered over her petite 8 Simple Rules co-star, Amy Davidson, who measures just 5ft 0 (152.4 cm). The event honored their late TV dad, John Ritter, who died in 2003.

Kaley Cuoco and Amy Davidson’s...

Procedural TV shows that delve into the paranormal offer a unique blend of mystery, comedy, and drama. Angel, Grimm, and Supernatural successfully intertwine supernatural elements with procedural crime-solving. Shows like Penny Dreadful, Twin Peaks, and Fringe have unique and captivating storylines that set them apart.

Procedural TV shows are widely popular, but procedural shows that deal with the paranormal add a whole extra layer that makes them even more unique and interesting. Procedural TV shows typically have a set formula which each episode tends to follow, and they may or may not have a loose story that runs underneath. With this format, it allows a series to be enjoyed by audiences who can drop in on any episode and still enjoy what's happening, although watching the series as a whole will likely add context and enhance the experience.

As procedural shows became more and more common, new shows in the...

After an episode such as this, it's a severe disappointment that this is likely the first of the final ten episodes of Magnum P.I. 

Most characters got their time in the sun on Magnum P.I. Season 5 Episode 11.

And it set up things splendidly for the final stretch, should that indeed be the case.

That begins with Thomas and Juliet. After all, they've been an intriguing couple during the first half of Magnum P.I. Season 5, ever since they stopped fighting their feelings for each other.

It was simple to tell something was amiss with Higgins when she was the one who showed up late for a client meeting. Usually, it's Thomas who gets distracted along the way.

Magnum got suspicious because this was out of character for her, and she was incredibly secretive. Juliet always has played things close to the vest. It's the ex-spy in her. But this was next-level caginess.

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Magnum P.I. Season 5 Episode 11 “Hit and Run.”] Heading into the second half of Magnum P.I.‘s final season, fans have a couple important questions: Is the show really going to end? And could there be a baby in Higgins (Perdita Weeks) and Magnum’s (Jay Hernandez) future? The midseason premiere answers the second. As the promos have shown, Higgins is late to join Magnum for a client meeting — and, also, late, as she stresses after trying to be vague. “It’s probably a false alarm, but over-the-counter pregnancy tests just aren’t reliable, so I’m going to pop by my physician’s to get a blood test,” she explains. Magnum stumbles over his answer — “That’s great, great that you’re getting tested, not great that you’re not pregnant not that being pregnant wouldn’t be great.” — and fortunately for him, the case interrupts. (Paul Blackthorne...

When NBC’s Magnum P.I. on Wednesday night returned with its first new episode on five months, it quickly hit viewers — and Thomas — with a “pregnant pause.”

As in, Juliet reported to her beau that she was “late” and thus might be expecting.

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Renowned filmmaker Ashutosh Gowariker says he is in shock after learning about the death of art director Nitin Desai, who worked with him on the sets of his magnum opuses ‘Lagaan’ and ‘Jodhaa Akhbar’,

Desai was found hanging in a case of suspected suicide at his N.D. Studios here, early on Wednesday, official sources said.

On his way to Karjat, Gowarikar spoke to Ians about Desai’s untimely death.

He said: “Stunned. Shocked. No words. On the way to Nd Studios, Karjat.”

The Karjat Police rushed to his studio for investigations and the cause of the suicide was not clear.

The end came just three days before Desai’s 58th birthday on Sunday (August 6), even as top Bollywood personalities mourned his sudden demise.

Police were attempting to verify if he has left behind any suicide note at the studio or any other location.

Among the top-rung art directors of Bollywood,...

No spoilers here but episode four was a gamechanger, and The Company You Keep season one episode five promises further developments in Charlie and Emma’s relationship. “The Spy Who Loved Me” airs on Sunday, March 26, 2023 at 10pm Et/Pt.

The season one cast is led by Milo Ventimiglia as Charlie. Catherine Haena Kim plays Emma, William Fichtner is Leo, Tim Chiou is David, Freda Foh Shen is Grace, James Saito is Joseph, Sarah Wayne Callies is Birdie, and Felisha Terrell plays Daphne.

“The Spy Who Loved Me” Plot: Daphne enlists the Nicolettis to steal a book of blackmail from a DC fixer. Later, Charlie puts his relationship with Emma on the line to ensure her safety.

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The Season 1 Plot,...

In the finale of the 2012 television series The River, a character says what everyone else is thinking: “It’s never gonna let us go.” This foreboding last line is, of course, in reference to the show’s sinuous and uncanny namesake. From there the audience is left to wonder what happened to the crew of the Magus as they drifted toward imminent danger.

This wasn’t the first time a TV show visited the Amazon; a short-lived 1999 drama created by author Peter Benchley beat Oren Peli and Michael R. Perry’s series to the punch. However, The River was a mix of adventure and horror. In place of a plane crashing and the survivors struggling to survive their dilemma are characters who deliberately enter the unknown. After a famous explorer named Emmet Cole (Bruce Greenwood) goes missing somewhere off the Amazon River, while searching for “real magic,” his wife and...

Tara Nicole Whitaker will make her feature directorial debut with “Pierre the Pigeon-Hawk,” an upcoming musically-driven animated film which she will co-direct alongside John D. Eraklis.

The film’s cast includes such heavy-weight talents as Whoopi Goldberg, Jennifer Coolidge, Kenan Thompson, Howie Mandel, Luis Guzmán, Paul Blackthorne, Jamal Trulove, Domenick Lombardozzi, Evan Ross and Ashlee Simpson. Will.i.am, Jennifer Hudson and Snoop Dogg recently joined the ensemble voice cast and will executive produce “Pierre The Pigeon-Hawk,” which is intended to promote diversity, inclusion, and community.

“I am beyond delighted to join this incredible team of artists, musicians and storytellers to explore Pierre’s world and bring this wonderfully vibrant and inspiring tale of self-discovery to life,” Whitaker said in a statement.

Whitaker’s involvement is a glass-ceiling shattering moment. She is one of the first Black women to direct a major animated movie, an important milestone for representation behind-the-camera. Whitaker is...

Snoop Dogg, Jennifer Hudson and Will.i.am joined the cast of Exodus Film Group’s animated feature “Pierre the Pigeon-Hawk.”

Directed by John D. Eraklis, the New York City-set animated comedy follows Pierre (Will.i.am) who was born out of forbidden love between a hawk (Whoopi Goldberg) and a pigeon (Howie Mandel). Rejected by both communities, he sets out on an adventure to find himself and makes some new friends along the way. His journey of self-discovery propels Pierre to promote the need for diversity, inclusion and community.

Pierre’s new friends include Ophelia, an Owl played by Hudson whose genius is outweighed by her madness. She’s part of a band of unlikely friends who have recently escaped from the Central Park Zoo. Also in the group are a pair of rag tag city squirrels: Scratch (Snoop Dogg) and Sniff (Keenan Thompson).

Hudson, Will.i.am and Snoop Dogg...

The John D. Eraklis-directed animated feature Pierre The Pigeon-Hawk is adding more A-listers to its already star-studded voice cast. Grammy Award winner will.i.am (X-Men Origins: Wolverine), Oscar, Golden Globe, and Grammy award winner Jennifer Hudson, and multiplatinum-selling artist Snoop Dogg (The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run) have now on board, joining previously announced cast Whoopi Goldberg, Jennifer Coolidge, Kenan Thompson, Howie Mandel, Luis Guzmán, Domenick Lombardozzi, Paul Blackthorne, Jamal Trulove, Evan Ross, and Ashlee Simpson.

The film hails from Exodus Film Group. Set in NYC, the musically driven comedy centers on Pierre (will.i.am), born as a product of forbidden love between a hawk (Goldberg) and a pigeon (Mandel). Pierre is rejected by both communities. Tired of not fitting in, Pierre sets out on a mission to discover where he truly belongs.

During his adventure, he unites with a band of unlikely friends...

In today’s film news roundup, Dolly Parton makes a donation for coronavirus cure, Howie Mandel and Ashlee Simpson join the voice cast of “Pierre The Pigeon-Hawk” and American Documentary launches an artists emergency fund.

Research Donation

Dolly Parton has donated $1 million to Nashville’s Vanderbilt Hospital to help aid research to find a cure for the coronavirus.

“My longtime friend Dr. Naji Abumrad, who’s been involved in research at Vanderbilt for many years, informed me that they were making some exciting advancements towards research of the coronavirus for a cure,” Parton said on Twitter on Wednesday. “I am making a donation of $1 million to Vanderbilt towards that research and to encourage people that can afford it to make donations.”

Earlier this week, Dollywood and film marketing company Abramorama announced that beginning on April 2 at 7:00 pm Et, Parton will be reading a children’s book for bedtime in...

America’s Got Talent judge Howie Mandel, Luis Guzmán (Traffic), Paul Blackthorne (The CW’s Arrow), Jamal Trulove (The Last Black Man in San Francisco), Evan Ross (The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1 and Part 2), and Ashlee Simpson (Space Dogs: Adventure to the Moon) will lend their voice to the musically driven aminated feature Pierre The Pigeon Hawk from director John D. Eraklis. They are joining previously announced voice cast members Nick Cannon, Whoopi Goldberg, Jennifer Coolidge and Kenan Thompson.

The Exodus Film Group pic, financed by Sugar Water Entertainment in partnership with Toonz Media Group, is being produced and directed remotely and is in pre-production at Toonz Media studio in New Zealand.

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Project in pre-production at India’s Toonz Media Group studio in New Zealand.

Los Angeles-based Highland Film Group has boarded animated feature Pierre The Pigeon-Hawk for sales as it emerged that Howie Mandel has joined the voice cast.

The company plans to launch pre-sales around the time that Cannes takes place, either physically or virtually.

Luis Guzmán, Paul Blackthorne, Jamal Trulove, Evan Ross and Ashlee Simpson have also joined the project. Previously announced cast are Nick Cannon, Whoopi Goldberg, Jennifer Coolidge, and Kenan Thompson.

CAA Media Finance handles Us rights to Pierre The Pigeon-Hawk, which the filmmakers said is being...

One of Arrow’s most prominent characters that lasted a majority of the series was Quentin Lance (Paul Blackthorne), father of Laurel (Katie Cassidy) and Sara (Caity Lotz) as well as a member of Team Arrow. While he began as someone who was against what the Arrow (Stephen Amell) was doing to eventually trying to take him down, Quentin would eventually find his place within the series as a permanent ally once he knew about the real identities of the vigilantes he was trying to take down. While he was primarily Laurel and Sara’s father, he was pretty much the dad of the series in so many ways. Being the more experienced and wiser member of the team, Quentin always helped ground the heroes when they needed it the most.

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As Arrow has come to an end, there...

Don’t Move is to be directed by Alain Darborg, who is currently working on Netflix’s first original film, Red Dot.

Nordic distribution and production company Sf Studios is expanding its London team, which leads the company’s English-language productions, with the addition of Sudie Smyth as VP Production UK & International, and Indy Datta, VP Legal & Business Affairs UK & International. Both will report to Fredrik Wikström Nicastro, Svp International Production at Sf Studios, and work closely with Kate Myers, VP Development UK & international.

Datta previously worked at Buccaneer Media and Smyth was previously head of production at Pinewood Pictures.

The...

Network: The CW

Episodes: 170 (hour)

Seasons: Eight

TV show dates: October 10, 2012 -- January 28, 2020

Series status: Ended

Performers include: Stephen Amell, Colin Donnell, Katie Cassidy, David Ramsey, Willa Holland, Susanna Thompson, and Paul Blackthorne.

TV show description:

Based on the Green Arrow superhero from DC Comics, this TV series follows the tale of billionaire playboy Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell). After being involved in a violent shipwreck, he's presumed dead for five years before being discovered alive on a remote Pacific island.

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In the aftermath of Oliver Queen’s (Stephen Amell) death, the CW’s “Arrow” ended with a relatively happy ending.

The post-“Crisis” world revealed that Oliver’s death had indeed been a spark that saved his city, which was now crime-free. Additionally, nearly everyone whom Oliver lost over the years — including his mother Moira (Susanna Thompson), best friend Tommy (Colin Donnell), and foe-turned-friend Quentin Lance (Paul Blackthorne) — was revived. An exception to the rule was Oliver’s father, Robert (Jamey Sheridan), about whom the Queen family speculated that only things that didn’t change the titular hero could be undone.

Undoing, to a degree, past key emotional moments was a delicate line to toe, the “Arrow” team admits.

“One thing we didn’t want to do was invalidate the entire series. There’s 169 episodes...

The end has come for Arrow. After eight seasons, the CW drama ended tonight and if you didn't cry a little, you might need to get your tear ducts checked. It was basically everything you could want if you've been watching the show for eight seasons now, starting with the comforting fact that the city finally did get saved.  After Oliver died in Crisis on Infinite Earths and rebooted the universe, Star City returned as a crime-free place that no longer really needed a Team Arrow to protect it. The reboot also brought quite a few loved ones back to life, including Moira Queen (Susanna Thompson), Tommy Merlyn (Colin Donnell), Quentin Lance (Paul Blackthorne), and even Oliver's poor half-sister Emiko...

As the CW’s “Arrow” prepares to sign off after eight seasons, the writers had a difficult balance to strike in the final episode: acknowledging the changes that have come to Earth Prime in the aftermath of the timeline-changing “Crisis on Infinite Earths” arc, wrapping up the characters from the mothership series and also leaving enough of the characters unharmed that the future-set backdoor spinoff could potentially move forward.

Oh yeah, and dealing with the fact that its titular character Oliver Queen aka the Green Arrow (Stephen Amell) has been dead for two episodes.

“It was extremely challenging,” executive producer Beth Schwartz says. “In the end, all of those challenges is what made the ending so perfect.”

With Oliver dead after the events of “Crisis,” the finale will pay tribute to his sacrifice — and reveal a gaggle of changes that unfolded in the wake of the event. That also allowed...

Arrow will welcome back an old friend in Tuesday's episode, titled "Reset," and we simply cannot wait to see Quentin Lance (Paul Blackthorne) back in action in Star City. But is he really back, or is The Monitor (Lamonica Garrett) played head games with Oliver (Stephen Amell) again? It's very hard

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Another episode of Arrow season 8, another welcome return of a familiar face. This time, Paul Blackthorne is returning as Quentin Lance. A regular on the series for the first six years of its run, the Star City cop ultimately sacrificed his own life for the Earth-2 doppelganger of his dead daughter when he took a bullet meant for Laurel. Now, however, he’s back as if he never died in the first place. And only Oliver Queen knows something is up.

As this preview teases, episode 8×06 “Reset” sees the Emerald Archer finding himself in a slightly different alternate reality in which Quentin managed to survive his gunshot wound and is still alive in 2019. No one else thinks this is odd though, which leads our hero to suspect that this is another one of the Monitor’s cosmic tests.

What’s more, “Reset” will also deal with the fallout of Team...

We’re not even halfway through the shortened 10-episode run, but production on Arrow‘s eighth and final season is already winding down. For fans of the show, the Twitter feed of star Stephen Amell has acted as a step-by-step guide to the progress of the season and today, the actor has revealed that the series has just reached a major milestone, as he’s worn his Green Arrow costume for the final time.

“Tonight is the last night I wear the Arrow suit,” Amell wrote, alongside an image of himself from the night shoot decked out in his full suit for the final ever occasion. Sorry, I’ve just got something in my eye…

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If any character could be described as being the Jim Gordon to Oliver Queen’s Batman, I’d say that honor went to Quentin Lance. During Arrow‘s earlier seasons, the two shared a rocky relationship as vigilante and policeman, yet were allies more often than not. Later on, Ollie gave Lance a job in the mayor’s office once the latter’s career as a cop took a dive, thereby showing us the good outweighed the bad in their storied history.

Okay, it wasn’t entirely like the Batman-Gordon dynamic, but you can probably see why I drew the parallel. That said, it came as a heartbreaking experience to all when Quentin died in the sixth season finale. Fortunately, we recently learned that actor Paul Blackthorne is coming back for another tour soon enough.

Before we get any further into this conversation though, let’s take a look at...

The fabulous UK festival Bollywood Fever will be screening a very special film at south London’s largest arts centre Fairfield Halls on Saturday 23rd November. Bollywood Fever is returning to the capital for its fifth outing and guests are invited to embark on an a very special immersive film experience. Bollywood Fever 2019 will host and present the Oscar-nominated ‘Lagaan: Once upon a time in India’.

Following the hugely successful 2018 festival that saw over 4,000 strong film lovers descend to Birmingham for screenings of the legendary Bollywood cult classic Sholay, the 2019 edition will prove to be the biggest screening of Lagaan to have taken place in the UK. The event will see the venue transformed to create an immersive treat that captures the essence of Bollywood through live music, dance, food and entertainment. As a special addition the screening will also showcase a live dance performance choreographed by the award winning Aakash Odedra Company.

Here is a wrap-up of all the news you need to know from Monday, November 4, 2019. 

Carol Burnett, who starred on the original Mad About You, will be back for Spectrum's upcoming revival. 

Burnett will reprise the role of Theresa Stemple, the mother of Helen Hunt's Jamie. 

It's unclear how many episodes of the series Burnett will appear in, but she did appear in 10 episodes of the original. 

Twelve episodes of this series have been ordered, with the first six slated to stream Wednesday, November 20, while the other half will land Wednesday, December 18.

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This new iteration of the series brings back original stars Hunt and Paul Reiser as Jamie and Paul Buchman. 

They will adjust to a new life after dropping off their daughter, Mabel, at college. 

While the series is being billed as a "limited event series," there's no telling whether...

Even with Arrow‘s eighth and final season consisting of only ten episodes, it’s already proven to be a star-studded affair. So far, we’ve reacquainted ourselves with fan favorites such as Josh Segarra, Colin Donnell, Susanna Thompson, John Barrowman, Rila Fukushima and Willa Holland.

If you’ve been keeping up with recent news pertaining to the series, then there’s a very good chance you’ve heard about how Emily Bett Rickards will return as Felicity Smoak for the finale. Not long after that, consulting producer Marc Guggenheim teased more pals joining her for the sendoff, and we’ve actually already gotten one confirmation in that regard.

Those hoping for one last appearance to be made by Paul Blackthorne will get their wish, as he’ll be reprising the Quentin Lance role in a recurring capacity this season. Having endured a heroic death in the sixth season finale,...

You may now add Paul Blackthorne to the list of Arrow‘s narratively tricky final-season encores.

TVLine has learned that Blackthorne, an original cast member who wrapped his original run at the end of Season 6, will appear in multiple episodes of the Arrowverse flagship series’ farewell run.

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Network: NBC.

Episodes: 10 (hour).

Seasons: One.

TV show dates: May 29, 2019 — August 14, 2019.

Series status: Cancelled.

Performers include: Harriet Dyer, Paul Blackthorne, Justin Cornwell, Anne-Marie Johnson, Cindy Luna, Chad James Buchanan, Andres Joseph, Michael B. Silver, Sean Bulger, and Sarah Abbott.

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From creator Moira Kirland, The InBetween TV show is a supernatural police procedural. The drama centers on Cassie Bedford (Dyer), who is gifted with psychic abilities that she often considers a curse. Cassie has unbidden visions of events past and future. What's more, she is also approached by spirits who need her help in some way.

Cassie slings drinks at the Council Bar, where not everyone knows her secret, and she prefers...

Before it was cancelled and then played out its final two years on CBS, between 2005 and 2009 Medium ran for five seasons on NBC. Now, the Peacock Network is trying a new take on a similar premise with The InBetween TV show. Does this paranormal police procedural have what it takes to capture the elusive summertime audience? Will The InBetween be cancelled or renewed for season two? Stay tuned. *Status update below.

An NBC psychic drama, The InBetween stars Harriet Dyer, Paul Blackthorne, Justin Cornwell, Anne-Marie Johnson, Cindy Luna, Chad James Buchanan, Andres Joseph, Michael B. Silver, and Sean Bulger. The TV series centers on Cassie Bedford (Dyer), who is gifted with abilities she often considers a curse. Cassie has unbidden visions of events past and future and is also approached by spirits who need her help in some way. She gets drawn...

The summer is over and so is The InBetween TV show on NBC. The drama series, which ran from May until August, has been cancelled and won't be returning for season two next year.

A psychic police procedural, The InBetween stars Harriet Dyer, Paul Blackthorne, Justin Cornwell, Anne-Marie Johnson, Cindy Luna, Chad James Buchanan, Andres Joseph, Michael B. Silver, and Sean Bulger. The paranormal drama centers on Cassie Bedford (Dyer), who is gifted with abilities she often considers a curse. Cassie has unbidden visions of events past and future and is also approached by spirits who need her help in some way. She gets drawn into the cases her foster father, Seattle Police detective Tom Hackett (Blackthorne), works with his new partner, former FBI profiler and Lapd detective Damien Asante (Cornwell). Read More…...

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An NBC psychic police procedural, The InBetween stars Harriet Dyer, Paul Blackthorne, Justin Cornwell, Anne-Marie Johnson, Cindy Luna, Chad James Buchanan, Andres Joseph, Michael B. Silver, and Sean Bulger. The paranormal drama centers on Cassie Bedford (Dyer), who is gifted with abilities she often considers a curse. Cassie has unbidden visions of events past and future and is also approached by spirits who...

NBC has canceled the summer series “The InBetween” after one season, TheWrap has learned.

The supernatural drama, which starred Harriet Dyer as a woman who can communicate with the dead, wrapped its 10-episode run in August.

Created by Moira Kirland, “The InBetween” also starred Justin Cornwell, Cindy Luna, Anne-Marie Johnson, Chad James Buchanan and Paul Blackthorne. Executive producers on the series included Kirland, Charlotte Sieling, Nancy Cotton, Matthew Gross and David Heyman.

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The show debuted back in May as NBC’s only scripted summer show, going on to struggle in the ratings throughout the summer. It wrapped its 10-episode run in August, averaging 2.6 million total viewers and a 0.4 rating among adults 18-49 according to Nielsen’s live-plus-same-day numbers.

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NBC has canceled the summer drama series “The InBetween,” Variety has confirmed.

The show’s one and only season aired between May and August earlier this year. The series starred Harriet Dyer as Cassie, a woman who is able to see visions of the past and future as well as communicate with the dead. She uses her gifts to help her detective father solve a number of dark and puzzling murders.

The series also starred Justin Cornwell, Anne-Marie Johnson, Cindy Luna, Chad James Buchanan, and Paul Blackthorne. The series hailed from creator Moira Kirland, who also served as executive producer along with David Heyman, Nancy Cotton and Matthew Gross. Charlotte Sieling served as executive producer and directed the pilot. It was produced by Universal Television, NBCU International Television Studio, and Heyday Television.

“The InBetween” ran for 10 episodes over the summer, averaging around 2.6 million viewers in Live+Same Day while seeing little lift in delayed viewing.

NBC is closing the loop on its new spring-summer 2019 scripted series by cancelling freshman drama The InBetween.

The news is not surprising. The InBetween, starring Harriet Dyer, did not debut until after the end of the 2018-19 broadcast season. It was the lowest-rated NBC summer 2019 series in Live+Same Day ratings, something for which delayed viewing bumps could not compensate.

The InBetween‘s core creative team already has moved on to another project. In a competitive situation with multiple networks bidding, CBS in September landed with penalty Queens, a police drama from The InBetween creator/executive producer Moira Kirland, executive producer Matt Gross and studio Universal TV, where Gross is under an overall deal.

The InBetween joins NBC’s new midseason 2019 series, comedy Abby’s and dramas The Village and The Enemy Within, which also were canceled after one season.

The InBetween centered on Cassie Bedford (Dyer), who was born with a rare ability.

The InBetween is no longer hovering between life and death. Rather, the supernatural-themed procedural has been cancelled after one 10-episode season and will not return for Season 2, a NBC source has confirmed to TVLine. The show’s freshman finale aired on Aug. 14.

Greenlit back in mid-May 2018 but not premiering until over a year later, The InBetween averaged 2.6 million total weekly viewers and a 0.4 demo rating (in Live+Same Day numbers), and hit its lowest numbers as recently as July 24. Amongst NBC’s summertime fare, it ranked last in the demo, as the network’s only scripted series airing originals.

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Harriet Dyer in ‘The InBetween’

Currently on screen in the NBC/Foxtel procedural drama The InBetween, Harriet Dyer is the latest addition to the cast of Leigh Whannell’s The Invisible Man.

Dyer joins Elisabeth Moss (The Handmaid’s Tale), Aldis Hodge and Storm Reid in Universal Pictures’ horror movie inspired by the classic monster character, which will start shooting in Sydney next month.

According to IMDb.com, Zara Michales will play a nurse in the movie written and directed by Whannell.

The producers are Blumhouse Productions’ Jason Blum and Goalpost Pictures’ Kylie du Fresne, their second collaboration following Upgrade.

Universal will release the movie on March 12 in Oz and the following day in the Us. The plot is under wraps.

In The InBetween, which airs here on Universal TV, Dyer plays Cassie Bedford, who was born with the ability to see and talk to the dead as well as help them with unresolved problems.

Exclusive: Harriet Dyer, star of NBC procedural drama The InBetween, is boarding Leigh Whannell’s The Invisible Man for Blumhouse-Universal.

Dyer joins the already announced cast of Elisabeth Moss, Aldis Hodge and Storm Reid. The pic will shoot in Dyer’s native country of Australia next month, specifically Sydney.

The InBetween, which is currently airing on NBC, centers around Cassie Bedford (Dyer), who has visions. Sometimes Cassie sees events that have previously occurred or will happen in the future or encounters unsettled spirits. When her father, Det. Tom Hackett (Paul Blackthorne) and his new partner, former FBI Agent Damien Asante (Justin Cornwell), need assistance solving a dark and puzzling murder, Cassie reluctantly agrees to use her abilities and helps solve some of the city’s most challenging cases.

Dyer also stars in the second season of the CBS All Access comedy No Activity. Her feature credits include the Australian horror...

As "Lagaan" clocked 18 years of its release in Hindi cinema, superstar Aamir Khan called the film a memorable and beautiful journey.

The film, which is set during the British Raj, completed 18 years on Saturday. Aamir, who played a farmer in the movie, thanked its director Ashutosh Gowariker.

"Thank you Ashutosh Gowariker, and thanks to everyone who has been a part of 'Lagaan'. What a memorable and beautiful journey," Aamir tweeted.

Gowariker replied: "Thank you Aamir Khan for helping me embark on this incredible cinematic journey! And a big shout to the entire cast and crew that came along on this journey and made it truly memorable."

The film also stars Gracy Singh, Rachel Shelley and Paul Blackthorne.

Aamir will be seen next in "Lal Singh Chaddha", a remake of the 1994 Hollywood blockbuster "Forrest Gump". The film will be penned by Atul Kulkarni and directed by Advait Chandan.

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Do you see a future after the first season of The InBetween TV show on NBC? As we all know, the Nielsen ratings typically play a big role in determining whether a TV show like The InBetween is cancelled or renewed for season two. Unfortunately, most of us do not live in Nielsen households. Because many viewers feel frustration when their viewing habits and opinions aren't considered, we'd like to offer you the chance to rate all of the The InBetween season one episodes here.

An NBC psychic police procedural, The InBetween stars Harriet Dyer, Paul Blackthorne, Justin Cornwell, Anne-Marie Johnson, Cindy Luna, Chad James Buchanan, Andres Joseph, Michael B. Silver, and Sean Bulger. The paranormal drama centers on Cassie Bedford (Dyer), who is gifted with abilities she often considers a curse. Cassie has unbidden visions of events past and future...

It looks like Connor Hawke is sticking around. Deadline reports Joseph-David Jones has been promoted to series regular for the eighth and final season of Arrow.

The series stars Stephen Amell as Oliver Queen (aka Arrow), a billionaire playboy who becomes a vigilante after being involved in a violent shipwreck. The cast also includes Colin Donnell, Katie Cassidy, David Ramsey, Willa Holland, Susanna Thompson, and Paul Blackthorne.

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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 Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., The Bachelorette, Jane the Virgin and What We Do in the Shadows!

1 | On Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., how was Jemma’s hair so clean and perfect, upon running into Fitz, after she had passed out under a casino table following some very sloppy trippin’ with Daisy?

2 | On Good Girls, what was Rio’s plan if Beth hadn’t left her phone in the car? Was he...

NBC has invited you to make a new psychic friend, with the (long-delayed) premiere of The InBetween. Do you see… yourself continuing to tune in?

Airing Wednesdays at 10/9c, The InBetween stars Paul Blackthorne (Arrow) as Tom Hackett, a Seattle police detective who at times works with a very special informant: Cassie Bedford (Harriet Dyer), a foster child he raised.

Cassie experiences visions — whether she likes it or not, though sometimes seemingly at will — of events that have previously occurred or will happen in the future. That ability occasionally makes her of use to Detective Hackett, such as with the...

Arrow may only have one season left, but could it return in the future? Recently, star Stephen Amell revealed he'd return to the CW series for a revival, Cbr reports.

As reported earlier, The CW has renewed Arrow for an eighth and final season. The DC Comics drama stars Amell, Colin Donnell, Katie Cassidy, David Ramsey, Willa Holland, Susanna Thompson, and Paul Blackthorne.

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There’s something to be said for a TV show that knows exactly what its lane is and fulfills its duties enough to hold together. NBC’s “The InBetween,” Moira Kirland’s new procedural billed as a “paranormal drama,” is a fan of just about every procedural cliche in the book, right down to the cheesy music following everyone between obvious cliffhangers. It wastes no time checking off the boxes that its genres of choice require, especially in regards to its bland cast of characters. Mysterious blonde (Harriet Dyer) with mysterious powers? Check. Square-jawed detective (Paul Blackthorne) with a cocky new partner (Justin Cornwell)? Check and check. Domestic violence crimes with a heaping side of nonsensical twists? Oh yeah, that’s a check.

Every so often, “The Inbetween” shows signs of slightly more individual life than its basic parts would suggest. That square-jawed detective has an equally square-jawed husband and a daughter,...

Ready to solve some creepy murders?  NBC's new series The InBetween does just that, but with a bit of a twist thanks to Cassie Bedford (Harriet Dyer), a woman who was born with the ability to see visions of things that have happened, things that will happen, or spirits who need her help. She uses his ability to help her adopted dad, Detective Tom Hackett (Paul Blackthorne) solve murders.  In the exclusive sneak peek below, you can get a first look at the series and get to know Cassie, the Detective, and the rest of the crime-solving team, including Justin Cromwell as new guy Damien Asante, Anne-Marie Johnson as Lt. Swanstrom, Cindy Luna as Det. Jacey Vasquez, and Chad James Buchanan as...

NBC is firming up its summer schedule and has announced a premiere date for InBetween.

The series stars Harriet Dyer (No Activity) as Cassie Bedford, a woman who was born with a rare ability.

She has visions … whether she likes it or not. Sometimes Cassie sees events that have previously occurred or will happen in the future.

In addition, sometimes she encounters unsettled spirits who need her help. When her father, Det. Tom Hackett, and his new partner, former FBI Agent Damien Asante, need assistance solving a dark and puzzling murder, Cassie reluctantly agrees to use her abilities and helps solve some of the city’s most challenging cases.

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Anne-Marie Johnson (Jag), Cindy Luna (The Last Ship), Chad James Buchanan (Star), Justin Cornwell (Training Day), and Paul Blackthorne (Arrow) are also attached to star.

Moira Kirland, David Heyman, Nancy Cotton, Matthew Gross...