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Some fun news for One Life To Live (Oltl) fans as Eddie Alderson, who played Matthew Buchanan from 2001 to 2012, got married over the weekend, wedding pharmacist Sylwia Practon, on Saturday, September 21.

The two said their vows at Our Lady of Czestochowa Church in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, and a beautiful reception followed at Terrain at DelVal.

One Life To Live – Alum Eddie Alderson’s Heartfelt Instagram Post

The actor hopped on Instagram posting, “Yesterday I married my best friend,” and adding, “Dreams really do come true.”

Former Oltl castmates were out in full force to wish Eddie congratulations on the post, including Michael Easton (ex-John McBain), Mark Lawson (ex-Brody Lovett), Tuc Watkins (ex-David Vickers), Sean Ringgold (ex-Shaun Evans), and Bree Williamson (ex-Jessica Buchanan).

In addition, some of his former Oltl co-stars took part in the wedding, including his sister, Kristen Alderson (ex-Starr Manning), who was in the bridal party,...

General Hospital (Gh) spoilers and rumors tease Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) and “Vanna” may not be done yet!

There is a reason other than love and Charlotte Cassadine (Scarlett Fernandez) that Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) allowed them to flee!

General Hospital Spoilers – Valentin Cassadine Knows Where A Lot Of Bodies Are Buried

Pikeman Security Group is a group of mercenaries made up with disgraced spies, most of them former Wsb agents, and they deal in weapons used to wage war including mob wars.

Valentin has probably been involved with them since day one, when he was operating undercover as Theo Hart and Charlotte was with his nanny, Claudette Beaulieu (Bree Williamson).

Valentin also fenced stolen jewels and dealt in some dangerous drugs, as he did when involved with Cassandra Pierce (Jessica Tuck).

It’s not certain the drugs and jewels were part of his Pikeman work, but it wouldn’t be surprising.

The soap opera world was rocked last week when news broke that Roscoe Born, a soap opera vet who has appeared in countless daytime-tv shows, had died.

He was 69.

The family of the actor has now spoken out about the tragic death and revealed that the cause of death was suicide.

"It is with heavy hearts that we confirm the death of our father and brother Roscoe Born," the statement reads.

"The gleaming charisma and creativity that shone through his onscreen performances, fueled his robust songwriting repertoire, and charmed all those around him were matched by a darkness in his life."

It continues, "Roscoe has long struggled with bipolar disorder, a shadow that he succumbed to when he took his own life on Tuesday March 3, 2020."

"We are grateful for the outpouring of kind words and memories. We only wish that Roscoe could have seen how much people still carry his daytime villains in their hearts.

Roscoe Born, who brought to life many a memorable character across a decades-long daytime-tv career that spanned shows such as Santa Barbara and One Life to Live, has died at age 69.

“It is with a heavy heart that I share the news of Roscoe Born’s passing,” friend and business partner Deanna Lynne shared on the Born Roscoe Songs Facebook page. “He was an incredibly talented actor and songwriter. Many who knew him know how dedicated he was to social and political causes. He will be missed forever.”

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Madrid — Ahead of next week’s Natpe market in Miami, Beta, one of the biggest independent TV-film powerhouses in Europe, has confirmed a swathe of sales on its U.S. TV movie productions and high-end spin-off series “Gomorrah: The Immortal.”

The sales flag Beta’s diversified production-distribution model, and the continuing appetite for TV movies in the U.S., led by Lifetime and Hallmark channels, as the demand for movies of all type rises in a new streaming platform era.

In banner sales, A & E has acquired a bevy of U.S. TV thrillers for Lifetime, among them “Fatal Friend Request,” starring Sarah Lind (“True Justice”) and Bree Williamson (“Private Eyes”), produced by Cartel, “Purity Falls” by Stargazer, with Krisanna Loken (“Burn Notice2) and Trevor Stines (“Riverdale”) and a trio of Ninth House-productions: “Perfect Party Planner,” toplining Lindsey McKeon (“Supernatural”), “Bridal Nightmare” with Karissa Lee Staples (“S.W.A.T.”) and Mark Hapka...

1960: Search for Tomorrow's Alison dealt with her mother-in-law.

1980: General Hospital's Monica faced a divorce decision.

1989: As the World Turns Paul shot his father, James Stenbeck.

2008: Hollyoaks' John Paul found Kieron's body."History speaks to artists. It changes the artist's thinking and is constantly reshaping it into different and unexpected images."

― Anselm Kiefer

"Today in Soap Opera History" is a collection of the most memorable, interesting and influential events in the history of scripted, serialized programs. From birthdays and anniversaries to scandals and controversies, every day this column celebrates the soap opera in American culture.

On this date in...

1938: Radio soap opera Life Can Be Beautiful premiered on CBS, starting a successful 16-year run. Life Can Be Beautiful quickly became known to radio insiders by its initials, and widely referred to as "Elsie Beebe." It was the story of Carol Conrad, a disadvantaged child who--still...

1982: Guiding Light's Justin deal with the Jackie's death.

1991: Days of our Lives' Frankie and Eve left Salem.

2007: One Life to Live's Jessica and Nash were married.

2010: On ABC.com's What If, Erica Kane met Sonny Corinthos."History speaks to artists. It changes the artist's thinking and is constantly reshaping it into different and unexpected images."

― Anselm Kiefer

"Today in Soap Opera History" is a collection of the most memorable, interesting and influential events in the history of scripted, serialized programs. From birthdays and anniversaries to scandals and controversies, every day this column celebrates the soap opera in American culture.

On this date in...

1966: On The Guiding Light, Ed (Robert Gentry) found Bill (Ed Bryce) drunk at a bar.

1966: On Dark Shadows, Roger (Louis Edmonds) encountered Victoria (Alexandra Moltke) on Widows' Hill and told her the story of its legend and history. Meanwhile,...

1961: As the World Turns Lisa clashed with Ellen.

1967: Jonathan Frid debuted as Barnabas Collins on Dark Shadows.

1990: General Hospital's Robin tried to save Casey.

1991: Another World's Jake wanted another chance with Marley."History speaks to artists. It changes the artist's thinking and is constantly reshaping it into d ifferent and unexpected images."

― Anselm Kiefer

"Today in Soap Opera History" is a collection of the most memorable, interesting and influential events in the history of scripted, serialized programs. From birthdays and anniversaries to scandals and controversies, every day this column celebrates the soap opera in American culture.

On this date in...

1961: On As the World Turns, Lisa Hughes (Eileen Fulton) told her in-laws, Chris (Don MacLaughlin) and Nancy (Helen Wagner), she was convinced they were having a boy. Lisa told Chris she would love to name the baby after him. Later, Lisa complained to Penny (Rosemary Prinz...

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Are enough people keeping their eyes on these P.I.'s? Is the Private Eyes TV show cancelled or renewed for a third season on Ion? The television vulture is watching all the latest cancellation and renewal news, so this page is the place to track the status of Private Eyes, season three. Bookmark it, or subscribe for the latest updates. Remember, the television vulture is watching your shows. Are you?   

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An Ion comedy-drama based on the G.B Joyce novel, The Code, Private Eyes stars Jason Priestly, Cindy Sampson, Ennis Esmer, Barry Flatman, Jordyn Negri, and Clé Bennett. Bree Williamson, Mark Ghanimé, and Samantha Wan recur in the second season. The series centers on former professional hockey player Matt Shade (Priestly), who first teams up with formidable P.I. Angie Everett (Sampson), to solve the mystery of why a top hockey prospect...

Are Matt and Angie still on top of things during the second season of the Private Eyes TV show on Ion? As we all know, the Nielsen ratings typically play a big role in determining whether a TV show like Private Eyes is cancelled or renewed for season three (it's been renewed in Canada). 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 Private Eyes season two episodes here.

An Ion comedy-drama based on the G.B Joyce novel, The Code, Private Eyes stars Jason Priestly, Cindy Sampson, Ennis Esmer, Barry Flatman, Jordyn Negri, and Clé Bennett. Bree Williamson, Mark Ghanimé, and Samantha Wan recur in the second season. The series centers on former professional hockey player...

1980: Atwt''s Jay tried to calm Carol outside the Wade Bookstore fire.

1986: Dynasty's Krystle battled her look-a-like.

1986: General Hospital's Frisco worked on the Brownstone murder.

1993: Alison Sweeney debuted as Sami Brady on Days of our Lives."History speaks to artists. It changes the artist's thinking and is constantly reshaping it into different and unexpected images."

― Anselm Kiefer

"Today in Soap Opera History" is a collection of the most memorable, interesting and influential events in the history of scripted, serialized programs. From birthdays and anniversaries to scandals and controversies, every day this column celebrates the soap opera in American culture.

On this date in...

1958: On The Edge of Night, Toni Fescina was kidnapped by one of Sgt. Fitzsimmons' (Frank Sutton) goons.

1975: On The Doctors, Dr. Karen Werner (Laryssa Lauret) fantasized about living with Erich (Keith Blanchard) in Germany.

1973: On Another World, Steve (George Reinholt...

1984: The final episode of Edge of Night aired on ABC."History speaks to artists. It changes the artist's thinking and is constantly reshaping it into different and unexpected images."

― Anselm Kiefer

"Today in Soap Opera History" is a collection of the most memorable, interesting and influential events in the history of scripted, serialized programs. From birthdays and anniversaries to scandals and controversies, every day this column celebrates the soap opera in American culture.

On this date in...

1964: Daytime soap opera A Flame in the Wind premiered on ABC. Producer Joseph Hardy, whose creative efforts helped turn Love of Life into one of the top-ranking daytime dramas, changed things up for the new series.

"With most new serials it takes months to build up audience awareness," Hardy explained at the time. "The story usually doesn’t begin unfolding until long after each of the characters has been introduced. I...

1981: Thaao Penghlis debuted as Tony on Days of our Lives.

1981: The Edge of Night's Raven enjoyed being rich.

1989: Guiding Light's Reva realized Dylan was her son.

2008: One Life to Live's Starr gave birth to a baby girl."The best prophet of the future is the past."

― Lord Byron

"Today in Soap Opera History" is a collection of the most memorable, interesting and influential events in the history of scripted, serialized programs. From birthdays and anniversaries to scandals and controversies, every day this column celebrates the soap opera in American culture.

On this date in...

1950: On The Guiding Light radio soap opera, Meta (Jone Allison) shot and killed her husband, Ted, after their son, Chuckie, died. Bill and Papa Bauer were shocked to hear the news and Bill vowed to get his sister, Meta, out of jail.

1957: On "the continuing story of" The Edge of Night,...

1960: Search for Tomorrow's Alison dealt with her mother-in-law.

1980: General Hospital's Monica faced a divorce decision.

1989: As the World Turns Paul shot his father, James Stenbeck.

2008: Hollyoaks' John Paul found Kieron's body."The best prophet of the future is the past."

― Lord Byron

"Today in Soap Opera History" is a collection of the most memorable, interesting and influential events in the history of scripted, serialized programs. From birthdays and anniversaries to scandals and controversies, every day this column celebrates the soap opera in American culture.

On this date in...

1938: Radio soap opera Life Can Be Beautiful premiered on CBS, starting a successful 16-year run. Life Can Be Beautiful quickly became known to radio insiders by its initials, and widely referred to as "Elsie Beebe." It was the story of Carol Conrad, a disadvantaged child who--still in her teens--ran into the Slightly Read Bookshop seeking shelter and...

The Private Eyes TV show is the first Ion TV series we've tracked, so we're still getting a feel for what its ratings mean to the cable network. The Canadian series' success on Canada's Global Television means more to its overall cancellation or renewal chances, and it has already been renewed for season three north of the border, so that's one hurdle cleared. Now, will Private Eyes be cancelled or renewed for season three on Ion? Stay tuned.

A comedy-drama based on the G.B Joyce novel, The Code, Private Eyes stars Jason Priestly, Cindy Sampson, Ennis Esmer, Barry Flatman, Jordyn Negri, and Clé Bennett. Bree Williamson, Mark Ghanimé, and Samantha Wan recur in the second season. The Ion series centers on former professional hockey player Matt Shade (Priestly), who first teams up with formidable P.I. Angie Everett (Sampson), to solve the mystery of...

1982: Guiding Light's Justin deal with the Jackie's death.

1991: Days of our Lives' Frankie and Eve left Salem.

2007: One Life to Live's Jessica and Nash were married.

2010: On ABC.com's What If, Erica Kane met Sonny Corinthos."All true histories contain instruction; though, in some, the treasure may be hard to find, and when found, so trivial in quantity that the dry, shrivelled kernel scarcely compensates for the trouble of cracking the nut."

― Anne Brontë in "Agnes Grey"

"Today in Soap Opera History" is a collection of the most memorable, interesting and influential events in the history of scripted, serialized programs. From birthdays and anniversaries to scandals and controversies, every day this column celebrates the soap opera in American culture.

On this date in...

1966: On The Guiding Light, Ed (Robert Gentry) found Bill (Ed Bryce) drunk at a bar.

1966: On Dark Shadows, Roger...

Animated comedy series Dallas & Robo just got its YouTube Red debut date. It will premier on the subscription service on May 30.

In the meantime, the show has released images of its two main characters. Robo, played by actor/wrestler John Cena, looks like a broad-shouldered, red robot wearing a cowboy hat. Trucker Dallas, voiced by Kat Dennings of Two Broke Girls, wears a trucker hat and a vest very similar to the one Michael J. Fox wears as Marty McFly in Back to the Future.

All eight Dallas & Robo episodes will become available on May 30 on the WWE’s YouTube channel. The show will follow the pair through space as they try to make a living using Dallas’s truck while fighting off big rig rivals as well as “cannibal bikers,” according to the release. Jane Lynch, Giancarlo Esposito, Taran Killam, Bree Williamson, Milana Vaytrub, Dana Snyder and...

1968: Dark Shadows' Natalie was upset to see Josette's ring.

1976: Ryan's Hope's Faith failed to escape.

1996: Guiding Light's Lucy and Alan-Michael were trapped.

2003: Bree Williamson debuted as Jessica on One Life to Live."Whoever wishes to foresee the future must consult the past; for human events ever resemble those of preceding times. This arises from the fact that they are produced by men who ever have been, and ever shall be, animated by the same passions, and thus they necessarily have the same results."

― Machiavelli

"Today in Soap Opera History" is a collection of the most memorable, interesting and influential events in the history of scripted, serialized programs. From birthdays and anniversaries to scandals and controversies, every day this column celebrates the soap opera in American culture.

On this date in...

1940: Frank and Anne Hummert's radio soap opera Amanda of Honeymoon Hill premiered on the Blue Network.

1984: The final episode of The Edge of Night aired on ABC."History is a vast early warning system."

― Norman Cousins

"Today in Soap Opera History" is a collection of the most memorable, interesting and influential events in the history of scripted, serialized programs. From birthdays and anniversaries to scandals and controversies, every day this column celebrates the soap opera in American culture.

On this date in...

1964: Daytime soap opera A Flame in the Wind premiered on ABC. Producer Joseph Hardy, whose creative efforts helped turn Love of Life into one of the top-ranking daytime dramas, changed things up for the new series.

"With most new serials it takes months to build up audience awareness," Hardy explained at the time. "The story usually doesn’t begin unfolding until long after each of the characters has been introduced. I deliberately shortened this traditional build-up period with new serials by concentrating...

Kat Dennings may be ditching Williamsburg for an adventure in outer space, but she’s still striving to make those dolla, dolla bills ya’ll.

The 2 Broke Girls alum has been cast in a lead role opposite wrestler-turned-actor John Cena in YouTube Red’s upcoming animated comedy Dallas & Robo, THR.com reports.

Related2 Broke Girls Cancelled at CBS

From the producers of BoJack Horseman, the eight-episode buddy comedy follows sassy space trucker Dallas (voiced by Dennings) and warrior-poet Robo (Cena) as they try and make a few dollars in the seedy world of interplanetary big-rigging, while navigating their way through cannibal bikers,...

Taglne: “Making it in Hollywood Can be Murder!” The Butcher Brothers return to horror with A Beginner's Guide to Snuff! This time, Mitchell Altieri and Phil Flores are mixing horror with comedy. In the film, two brothers attempt to make Jennifer (Bree Williamson) famous, by shooting a faux snuff film. But, Jennifer thinks the film is real and she fights back, tooth and nail. This title, from Indican Pictures, is set to show in a few theatres this week. A home entertainment launch is set for July. A preview of the film's Us launch is available here. Joey Kern and Luke Edwards play the Winters brothers. They hatch a plan, to become famous. But, the brothers cannot make Jennifer co-operate. Then, the tables are turned. The brothers are now the victims and they might be making a real snuff film, at gun point. The Butcher Brothers have been making horror films,...

Agnes Nixon, creator of long-running soap operas All My Children and One Life to Live, died Wednesday morning. She was 93.

Nixon’s daytime-television writing/producing credits include stints at As the World Turns, Search for Tomorrow, Another World and Guiding Light. The first soap she created, ABC’s One Life to Live, premiered in 1968. Two years later, her All My Children also bowed on ABC. Both AMC and Oltl would run until 2011 on ABC (and then for a brief time after online).

Nixon also co-created Loving and was involved in that series’ spinoff, The City. She was a multiple Daytime...

What the heck is going on in Port Charles? Only days after it was announced that recent Daytime Emmy winner Tyler Christopher was being replaced as General Hospital‘s Nikolas Cassadine, ABC has confirmed that Kirsten Storms‘ Maxie Jones is also going to be temporarily recast.

RelatedGeneral Hospital‘s Tyler Christopher Replaced as Nikolas by Nick Stabile

The last time that Storms took time off from the soap (for medical reasons, in fall 2011), Jen Lilley stepped in for about 10 months. But, of course, Lilley — now under contract at Days of Our Lives, as Theresa Donovan — is no longer available to sub.

Nathan and Maxie’s trip to the altar is bound to get bumpy now that One Life to Live alum Bree Williamson (ex-Jess, Tess et al) has said oui to the role of General Hospital‘s Claudette.

RelatedGeneral Hospital’s Tyler Christopher Replaced as Nikolas by Nick Stabile

A spokesperson for ABC’s sole sudser confirms for TVLine that the three-time Daytime Emmy nominee has been cast as Detective West’s mysterious ex-wife — who has been increasingly referred to, and apparently has some sort of connection to Dr. Griffin Munro. Williamson will first air in July.

Daytime Confidential first reported on the casting.

The morning after Nashville‘s series finale, Charles Esten woke up a little sore — he’s been helping son Chase with his Eagle Scout Service Project, construction of some steps that go down a riverbank near their home — and a lot optimistic that the show’s fans plus Lionsgate TV’s willingness to shop the drama will help it find a new home.

“Obviously, it’s bittersweet,” he tells TVLine, referring to the end of the country-music series’ four-season run on broadcast television. “But in a way, I’ve been prepared for a long time that this thing — at least,...

From her initial moments in Mistresses‘ Season 4 premiere, Tia Mowry-Hardrict‘s literary agent Barbara Rutledge asks the kinds of questions that will resonate with fans of ABC’s nutrageous summer sudser.

RelatedMistresses Adds Gilmore Girls Vet in Major Recurring Role

“Was that guy really wearing a caftan and a wig?” Mowry-Hardric’s character asks Jes Macallan’s Joss about her dangerous encounter with Calista’s deranged, gun-toting assistant Wilson (aka The Cliffhanger Incident From the Season 3 Finale That Joss Obviously Survived).

As you’ll see from our exclusive clip, however, Barbara’s harried demeanor and Joss’ clear agenda might...

Need to catch up? Check out last week’s Nashville recap here.

It’s over, y’all.

Nashville‘s series finale aired Wednesday night, bringing to an end the saga of Rayna Jaymes, Juliette Barnes and the rest of the players in their soapy, soulful Music City circle. The finale itself followed the formula for a steel-toe-boot-to-the-heart country song: one part lovin’, two parts tears, 10 parts near-certain tragedy and one part repentant teenager, praise Reba.

But because these recaps have always come from a place of love, let’s start with the happier stuff first. Rayna-Deacon fans were rewarded with...

This Monday’s episode of Castle surely was not the one that longtime fans still reeling from the day’s big news wanted to see. Though, you must admit, Beckett’s look of excitement upon laying eyes on her “surprise” almost made up for it.

Almost. But not really.

RelatedStana Katic Out at Castle as Part of Season 9 Cast Shake-Up

Some 12 hours after word broke that the ABC series was letting go of both co-lead Stana Katic and longtime cast member Tamala Jones, their services not needed for the incarnation of the show that might come back for Season...

Proving once again that summer is no longer the TV dead zone, Hulu has announced June and July return dates for its buzziest original series.

RelatedHulu’s The Path: Will You Follow It?

Leading the pack is Golden Globe-nominated dramedy Casual, which kicks off its second season with a two-episode premiere on Tuesday, June 7. Difficult People also will begin Season 2 with a double-pump (July 12), and drama East Los High will drop its 12-episode fourth season in full on Friday, July 15.

Additionally, The Mindy Project will wrap Season 4 on Tuesday, July 5.

Ready for more of today’s newsy nuggets? Well…

* Three-time...

Recently, NBC served up the new,official synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "Chicago Fire" episode 15 of season 3. The episode is entitled, "Heading Toward Disaster," and it turns out that we're going to see Boden get replaced, temporarily, while he tries to clear up some personal issues, and more. In the new, 15th episode press release: Boden is going to be forced to take time away and his temporary replacement will quickly fall out of favor with members of Firehouse 51. Press release number 2: Interim Chief Pat Pidgen (guest star Matthew Del Negro) is going to get brought over to temporarily fill in for Boden (Eamonn Walker), who is left to tend to his personal affairs. When tension is sparked as the result of his derisive leadership, the absence of Chief Boden (Eamonn Walker) is going to become all too apparent. In the meantime, Lieutenant Severide (Taylor Kinney) will have to...

Coming to Hallmark Channel is “Portrait of Love,” a film starring Bree Williamson, Jason Dohring and Frances Fisher in a Hallmark Channel Original Movie World Premiere, Saturday, March 14 (9pm Et/Pt, 8C). Corbin Bernsen, Ella Thomas and Caitlin Carmichael co-star.“‘Portrait of Love’ is an inspiring story that takes viewers on a journey of renewal and captures the essence of love, happiness and life,” said Michelle Vicary, Executive Vice President of Programming, Crown Media Family Networks. A prominent fashion photographer returns to her small town roots at the request of a friend.Surrounded by both memories and loved ones, she must consider […]...

The Butcher brothers - Mitchell Altieri and Phil Flores - are at work on a new thriller called A Beginners Guide to Snuff. Shooting began this month in the Los Angeles area and Shock Till You Drop is the very first to receive some photos from the production. Get a look at three stills in our gallery here.

Joey Kern (Cabin Fever), Luke Edwards (Jeepers Creepers 2), Bree Williamson (True Detective) and Brad Greenquist star.

The post Exclusive First Photos from A Beginner’s Guide to Snuff appeared first on Shock Till You Drop.

• Boardwalk Empire actor Jack Huston will take the chariot reins as the title role in the upcoming remake of Ben-Hur. Previously, Tom Hiddleston had been in talks for the role of slave Judah Ben-Hur in the Paramount and MGM picture. Timur Bekmambetov (Wanted) is directing the film adapted by John Ridley (12 Years a Slave) and Keith Clarke (The Way Back) that is said to be based more on Lew Wallace’s 1880 novel Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ than the 1959 film that starred Charlton Heston. Morgan Freeman has already been cast as Ildarin, the teacher who helps make the slave Ben-Hur into chariot racer champion.

Horror duo The Butcher Brothers have cast their upcoming film The Beginners Guide to Snuff, setting Joey Kern (Workaholics), Luke Edwards (The Wizard), Bree Williamson (True Detective) and Brad Greenquist (Water for Elephants) to star. The story centers on two actor brothers (Kern and Edwards) who are trying to make it in Hollywood, and decide to make a pretend snuff film to get ahead. In hopes of making it more realistic, they kidnap an actress (Williamson) so they can capture her terror on film. But they soon discover they have messed with the wrong woman. Greenquist will play the head

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Genre: Sci-Fi | Action | Drama

Creators: Sam Ernst & Jim Dunn, based on “The Colorado Kid” by Stephen King

Discs: 4

Run time: 572 minutes + extras

Release date: September 3, 2013

Synopsis:

Based on Stephen King‘s “The Colorado Kid,” Haven follows FBI agent Audrey Parker, who has taken up residence in the small town of Haven, Maine, a longtime refuge for people with an eclectic range of supernatural abilities. Now a detective in the Haven police department, Audrey finds herself inexplicably linked to the mysteries of this extraordinary seaside village.

Season three of Haven picks up immediately following the events of the gripping season two finale with Audrey (Emily Rose) having been brutally kidnapped; Nathan (Lucas Bryant) warned against pursuing a romantic relationship with Audrey; and Duke (Eric Balfour) seemingly engaged in a fight to the death with Nathan after he discovers his family lineage is to kill Haven citizens with troubles.

Episodes include “301″, “Stay,...

The Las Vegas CSI team will remain on duty for the forseeable future, now that crime drama has earned an early Season 14 renewal.

Paving the way for the pick-up was Ted Danson‘s extension of his pact with the show, which he joined in Season 12.

In addition, Elisabeth Shue, original cast members George Eads, Jorja Fox, Eric Szmanda, Paul Guilfoyle and Robert David Hall, and Wallace Langham, Elisabeth Harnois, David Berman and Jon Wellner are also set to return.

TVLine’s always-fresh Renewal Scorecard has thusly been updated.

Related | TVLine’s 2013 Renewal Scorecard: What’s Coming Back? What’s Getting Cancelled?...

On TV this Wednesday: The Huntress has Arrow in her sights, an Americans affair comes to light, Criminal Minds hunts an un-Friendly Follower and Suburgatory stuffs itself. As a supplement to TVLine’s original features (linked within), here are 10 programs to keep on your radar.

8 pm Arrow (The CW) | The Huntress is back in town and threatening to destroy everyone (like McKenna) and everything (no, not Verdant again!) Oliver cares about. (Electro house musician Steve Aoki presides over the hotspot’s opening.)

8:30 pm The Neighbors (ABC) | Skinnygirl magnate/former Real Housewife Bethenny Frankel guest-stars as a tough businesswoman who...

For a season finale of CSI, you might be inclined to expect the baddest of baddies to go toe-to-toe with our forensic team, but that’s not going to be the case for the Season 13 finale, airing May 15. Instead of a murderer to catch, a kidnapped victim to rescue, or anything of the usual variety, our bad guy will be someone who is technically not doing anything illegal. How can you make a finale worthy episode if the villain doesn’t commit a crime? Easy: you make him a threat in other ways, such as using his words to discredit an entire force of police officers.

Battlestar Galactica’s James Callis will, according to TVLine, guest star in the finale as a journalist whose goal is to hurt the Las Vegas Police Department by exposing the corruption and hypocrisy of the police. Now, as a journalist he is well within...

The Las Vegas CSI team this spring will not face off with a brutal killer or ruthless kidnapper, but a man armed with a poison pen.

Related | May Sweeps Scorecard: Deaths, Weddings, Births, Sex, Resurrections, Firings and More!

TVLine has learned that for the CBS crime drama’s Season 13 finale, airing May 15, Battlestar Galactica baddie James Callis will guest-star as a journalist who has the Las Vegas Police Department — including the CSI team — in his crosshairs, as he aims to expose the corruption and hypocrisy of those tasked with policing Sin City.

What’s more, Callis’ character is harboring a secret in his past.

Usually TV characters have better wardrobes than their real-life counterparts ...Ok, those waitress uniforms on "2 Broke Girls" are an exception.

But on "Deception," NBC's Monday night soap, the characters are so wealthy that it would be unlikely a freshman show could buy high-end enough wardrobes that would hang in these one percenters' walk-in closets.

"I don't have a fancy budget," Amy Roth, the show's costume designer, tells Zap2it. "With these first-season shows, you want to show you can make this TV series great. You don't want to spend a lot of money until it's a hit. I am doing this on the budget of a cop show."

"It is super wealthy, and I do spend a lot of time in Bergdorf's, and I love it, and I put my money where it matters," Roth says. "I spend my money pretty much on the waist up. It is a facet of my job.

Watch Sofia make her best attempt as ‘kindness’ in our first-look from the next episode of ‘Deception!’

There are many words I would use to describe Sofia Bowers (Katherine Lanasa): cold, manipulative and psychotic — to name just a few. But ”maternal” is certainly not one of those words, which is why this new clip from the Feb. 4 episode of NBC’s Deception, obtained exclusively by HollywoodLife.com, makes me super uncomfortable.

On the heels of Mia’s (Ella Rae Peck) debutante ball, Sofia pays a visit to her “daughter” to dispense some “motherly” advice — she tries to convince her to forget about Kyle (David A. Gregory), as she’s going to have “so many men” after her — as well as to pass down her grandmother’s pearl necklace.

And this scene appears to be the calm before the storm, as the official description for the episode teases that “a...

In 2011, Haven's ratings held steady when compared to the first season's numbers. Will the ratings for the show climb this season or will they drop? We'll have wait to find out.

The third season of Haven airs on Syfy on Friday nights and there are 13 episodes. The cast includes Bree Williamson, Dorian Missick, Emily Rose, Eric Balfour, Kate Kelton, and Lucas Bryant.

Below are the TV show's ratings, the best way to tell if Haven will be cancelled or renewed for a fourth season. These figures will be updated as the weeks progress so be sure to bookmark and return to this page:

Final season averages: 0.4 rating in the 18-49 demographic with 1.55 million total viewers.

Episode 03-13: Thursday, 01/17/13

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HollywoodLife.com has an exclusive clip from the Jan. 21 episode of ‘Deception.’ Enjoy!

Nobody likes being ambushed with questions on the street — especially when the questions are “Did your brother kill your sister?” and “Did you know your sister was a junkie?” So you can imagine how Julian (Wes Brown) feels about the swarm of paparazzi bugging him in HollywoodLife.com‘s exclusive clip from the Jan. 21 episode of Deception. Not great.

In fact, he quickly takes the Edward (Tate Donovan) route by man-handling one of the reporters, which really only incites the mob even more. Fortunately, Joanna (Meagan Good) is waiting in the wings to save the day. And by “waiting,” I obviously mean “lurking,” because that’s what Joanna does. She lurks.

Joanna manages to keep Julian out of too much trouble, but she’s forced to let loose her inner law enforcement officer to do so, which...

With the clock ticking down on the fate of Audrey Parker, the final two episodes of Haven hold all the answers. But not wanting to spoil all the fun, in a recent press call stars Emily Rose, Eric Balfour and Adam Copeland talked about some of the fun they had this season and provided a few clues on what is next for our favorite Haven heroes.

What’s it been like to learn the significance of the barn in relation to the challenge of understanding the timeline of Audrey, Lucy and Sarah?

Emily: It’s been really fascinating because this barn has grown some prominence as the season has gone along. I think that’s probably the exciting thing about the last episode: how close we get to unearthing this mythical sort of building and what is. I still don’t even quite understand everything that it is. But it’s been really neat.

When it comes to Deception, all is not as it seems.

NBC’s new Monday drama last week introduced viewers to Joanna Locasto, a police detective who has gone undercover amidst the affluent Bowers family to glean the truth about black-sheep daughter Vivian’s death by “overdose.”

TVLine lobbed some burning questions at series creator Liz Heldens, as the mystery-sudser’s second hour arrives tonight at 10/9c.

Has The Killer’S True Motive Been Revealed? | In other words: Can this please not be TV’s umpteenth instance of “Someone got killed because they got wind of a tainted drug trial”? “Oh no,...

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 Downton Abbey, Castle, Cougar Town and Elementary!

1 | For those watching the Saturday-buried Underemployed: Are you Team Miles or Team Hot Doc From Buffy Todd?

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2 | Wasn’t Once Upon a Time surprisingly funny this week, between the awkward post-coitus interruptus and Regina telling Ruby to go take herself for a walk?

3 | After some rough patches this season, did you find the latest episodes of Revenge and...

Sneak Peek "Deception", the new NBC prime time television soap opera, created by Liz Heldens :

"...when 'Vivian Bowers', a famous socialite, is found dead from an overdose, her best friend, 'Detective Joanna Locasto', begins to uncover the truth of what really happened..."

Cast includes Meagan Good, Victor Garber, Katherine Lanasa, Tate Donovan, Ella Rae Peck, Laz Alonso, Wes Brown, Marin Hinkle, Bree Williamson, S. Epatha Merkerson,

John Larroquette and Geoffrey Cantor.

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What would you do if you were a detective and your childhood best friend was found dead in a hotel room murdered? San Francisco Detective Joanna Locasto (Meagan Good) faces that question in the series premiere of Deception when her former partner and current FBI agent Will Moreno (Laz Alonso) asks for her help investigating the mysterious death of Vivian Bowers (Bree Williamson).

I don't even know what to say about "Last Goodbyes." It's kind of a difficult episode to review because it was really all about Audrey coming to the realization that she has to fight to say in this world. How it went down, however, was pretty fun.

Since she's Trouble free, Audrey found out she was the only person in Haven awake on a day when, well, everyone else wasn't. It was pretty easy to figure out Amnesia Man was in a coma and his coming out of it was what put everyone else into one, and kind of funny that it was he who realized they were in comas and not just asleep. How did he know they were in comas? 

Nolan North played the part of Amnesia Man (Will Brady) so well. He has great comedic timing and he was perfectly cast to play off Audrey while Haven...

In the fan world for Syfy’s supernatural series Haven, a hot and heavy debate has raged for over the past 3 seasons over whether Audrey Parker’s (Emily Rose) heart should be won by the bad-boy smuggler Duke Crocker (Eric Balfour) or the good-guy police detective Nathan Wuornos (Lucas Bryant). For the better part of the first couple seasons, it was a genuine toss-up between the handsome heroes and yet as the second season came to a close, it seemed like Audrey had finally made up her mind and chose Nathan.

However, the third season has shown in the first few episodes, that there may be a change of heart or rather a shift in the tug-of-war. So what exactly changed?

For one, Audrey did. She found out that her time in Haven may be coming to an end rather rapidly as she could literally disappear from the face of the planet in 46 days.