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Fans of "Grey's Anatomy" were shocked when, partway through season 11 of Shonda Rhimes' long-running medical drama, Dr. Derek "McDreamy" Shepherd — played by Patrick Dempsey — died on-screen, with his secret girlfriend-turned-wife Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo) by his side. First introduced as a one night stand who turns out to be Meredith's boss in the show's inaugural season (all the way back in 2005 when the series premiered as a humble mid-season replacement), Derek turns out to be one of the most important characters on the series as a brilliant, world-class neurosurgeon who woos his first-year intern (Meredith), only for the show to reveal that he had an estranged wife all along.

Throughout the series, Meredith and Derek battle ups and downs and date other people and argue about their future until, finally, they get married (on a Post-It), adopt a child and have two more, becoming a happy family. So, what could go wrong?...

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Ginny & Georgia is a comedy-drama series created by Sarah Lampert. The Netflix series follows the titular mother-and-daughter duo of Ginny and Georgia as they try to start their new life in a suburb in New England but quickly realize that Georgia’s less-than-perfect is coming back to haunt them. Ginny & Georgia stars Brianne Howey and Antonia Gentry in the lead roles with Diesel La Torraca, Jennifer Robertson, Felix Mallard, Sara Waisglass, and Scott Porter starring in supporting roles. So, if you loved the unbreakable bonds, heartwarming stories, and compelling characters in Ginny & Georgia here are some similar shows you should check out next.

Gilmore Girls (Netflix & Rent on Prime Video) Credit – The WB

Gilmore Girls is a comedy-drama series created by Amy Sherman-Palladino. The WB and later on The CW series revolves around the mother-daughter...

Gilmore Girls is one of the most heartwarming series and because of that, it acquired millions of fans. The series is filled with quirky and witty characters, who handled adversities with brilliantly funny dialogues. We had the good luck of having the Gilmore Girls for seven seasons and then we got to revisit them with Netflix’s Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life. So, if you miss the characters, romance, and heartwarming stories set in a small town in Gilmore Girls here are some similar shows you should check out next.

Virgin River (Netflix) Credit – Netflix

Virgin River is a romantic comedy-drama series developed by Sue Tenney. Based on a novel series of the same name by author Robyn Carr, the Netflix series is set in the remote North Carolina town of Virgin River and it follows the story of Melinda “Mel” Monroe who takes on the job of...

Is Parenthood coming back? Recently, creator Jason Katims spoke with The Hollywood Reporter about a possible revival of the NBC series.The family drama followed the lives of the Berkeley-based Braverman clan. The cast included Bonnie Bedelia, Joy Bryant, Tyree Brown, Max Burkholder, Erika Christensen, Lauren Graham, Miles Heizer, Sam Jaeger, Peter Krause, Xolo Mariduena, Craig T. Nelson, Monica Potter, Savannah Paige Rae, Dax Shepard, and Mae Whitman. The show ended in 2015 after six seasons.Read More…...

The good news is, Jason Katims thinks a Parenthood revival is likely to happen. The bad news is, it will probably be, "...down the road a few years," the series creator told TV Line. The series starred: Peter Krause, Lauren Graham, Dax Shepard, Monica Potter, Erika Christensen, Sam Jaeger, Savannah Paige Rae, Max Burkholder, Joy Bryant, and Miles Heizer.The news outlet spoke to Katims last week, during the TCA summer press tour, in the session for his new CBS medical drama Pure Genius starring Augustus Prew and Dermot Mulroney. TV Line reports, "Katims would neither confirm or deny our report. He did, however, note, 'There’s nothing happening right now, but when the time is right I would love to revisit it'."Read More…...

Now this would be something to include in the Thanksgiving Day blessing. It seems last year, NBC considered making a two-hour holiday-themed Parenthood TV show reunion movie. No word if creator Jason Katims would have been involved. Reportedly, it could still happen in the future.

The Parenthood TV series cast includes: Peter Krause, Lauren Graham, Dax Shepard, Monica Potter, Erika Christensen, Sam Jaeger, Savannah Paige Rae, Max Burkholder, Joy Bryant, Miles Heizer, Mae Whitman, Bonnie Bedelia, Craig T. Nelson, Tyree Brown, Sarah Ramos, Xolo Maridueña, and Ray Romano.

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A few thoughts on last night's momentous "Grey's Anatomy" coming up just as soon as the second chair cello boy doesn't count... Whenever I write or tweet about "Grey's Anatomy" — as I did last night, upon seeing the news about the show killing off Derek — inevitably some clever person feels the need to ask, "Is that still on?" Yes, "Grey's" is an old show — it debuted in the same TV season as "Lost," "Veronica Mars," "House," "Desperate Housewives" and a whole lot of others that didn't last nearly as long as this series' 11 seasons and counting — but it still remains one of ABC's most successful dramas, and one of the higher-rated dramas on TV, period. It's going to be around as long as Shonda Rhimes wants it to be. And though I stopped watching a couple of years ago more due to time constraints than anything the "Grey's" itself did,...

Despite mediocre and poor ratings, Parenthood managed to escape being cancelled for years. But now, NBC has decided to end the show with season six. Will the ratings rise in the final year or will they drop even lower? Will they regret the decision? Stay tuned.

Parenthood follows the lives of the extended Braverman family in Northern California. The large ensemble cast includes Bonnie Bedelia, Joy Bryant, Tyree Brown, Max Burkholder, Erika Christensen, Lauren Graham, Miles Heizer, Sam Jaeger, Peter Krause, Xolo Mariduena, Craig T. Nelson, Monica Potter, Savannah Paige Rae, Dax Shepard, and Mae Whitman.

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It's hard to type these words, "Parenthood" fans, but there are only six episodes left in the final season of the critically-acclaimed NBC family drama left. Yes, one of our favorite TV family's story is coming to a close shortly, so prepare to say goodbye to those beloved Bravermans.

The timing is bittersweet, but the show celebrated its 100th episode last week with a ceremonial cake cutting (look at that edible family tree!), and we were there to talk to some of the cast and producers about their favorite story lines, what to expect in the show's final hours, and their ultimate hopes for how it's all going to end.

Creator Jason Katims touched on if the 100th episode will contain some milestone moments, saying, "The 100th episode is even more realistic. It's an usual episode. It deals with Zeek's health but it's unusual in that it's a very compressed time period,...

Things were a little touch and go for awhile but NBC has now renewed Parenthood for a sixth season. It will be the last season and the cast and crew will have 13 episodes to say goodbye.

Parenthood revolves around the lives of the extended Braverman family in Northern California. The ensemble cast includes Lauren Graham, Dax Shepard, Tyree Brown, Joy Bryant, Max Burkholder, Erika Christensen, Miles Heizer, Sam Jaeger, Monica Potter, Savannah Paige Rae, Xolo Mariduena, Mae Whitman, with Bonnie Bedelia and Craig T. Nelson.

The series has never been a ratings hit for NBC but it has remained a pretty consistent performer with a devoted fanbase. This season, the ratings took a pretty dramatic downturn, dropping 20-30% compared to the fourth season. Shows like Revolution, Growing Up Fisher, and Believe all had better ratings but they were cancelled.

The network...

Sounds like there's some trouble over at the Braverman house. Deadline reports that the show may be cancelled over salary and cost-cutting measures.

Airing on NBC since 2010, Parenthood revolves around the lives of the extended Braverman family in Northern California. The ensemble cast includes Lauren Graham, Dax Shepard, Tyree Brown, Joy Bryant, Max Burkholder, Erika Christensen, Miles Heizer, Sam Jaeger, Monica Potter, Savannah Paige Rae, Xolo Mariduena, Mae Whitman, with Bonnie Bedelia and Craig T. Nelson.

Word is that NBC wants to renew the show for a final season of 13 episodes. To cut costs, the network/studio has asked the large cast to reduce their episode guarantee from 13 to nine episodes. That would mean that they'd potentially only appear in and be paid for nine installments.

Reportedly, they don't want to do that and the cast and studio are at...

Though it's been in danger of being cancelled each year, Parenthood has survived for five seasons. Will it see a sixth year or will this be the end? We'll have a better idea as the weeks progress.

Airing on NBC since 2010, Parenthood revolves around the lives of the extended Braverman family in Northern California. The ensemble cast includes Lauren Graham, Dax Shepard, Tyree Brown, Joy Bryant, Max Burkholder, Erika Christensen, Miles Heizer, Sam Jaeger, Monica Potter, Savannah Paige Rae, Xolo Mariduena, Mae Whitman, with Bonnie Bedelia and Craig T. Nelson.

The ratings are typically the best indication of a show's likelihood of staying on the air. The higher the ratings (particularly the 18-49 demo), the better the chances for survival. This chart will be updated as new ratings data becomes available -- usually the next day, around 11:30am Est/8:30am Pst. Refresh to see the...

It's been a very emotional fourth season of "Parenthood," but when the finale airs tonight (Tuesday, January 22 at 10 p.m. Est on NBC), fans will be satisfied, says the show's creator, Jason Katims.

"There are definitely some emotional moments and there's a lot of resolution in the season finale," Katims told The Hollywood Reporter. "I think the way the show ends has a very beautiful montage at the end, which came out really great. I think it'll be very satisfying. I can't predict the amount of Kleenex, but I'm proud of the episode."

As you prepare your Kleenex, watch two sneak peeks of the "Parenthood" Season 4 finale below.

In the first, Sydney (Savannah Paige Rae) gets brutally honest with her parents Joel (Sam Jaeger) and Julia (Erika Christensen) about how she feels about her potential new step-brother Victor (Xolo Mariduena).

"I don't think it's a good idea for Victor to be adopted,...

On "Parenthood," Julia (Erika Christensen) and Joel (Sam Jaeger) have been struggling with adopting 9-year-old Victor (Xolo Mariduena), who's made it more than clear that he's not a fan of his new mom. (He called child services on Julia, continues to compare her to his "real mom" and refuses to eat anything she cooks.)

When we left them at the end of last week's episode, it was clear Joel and Julia were not in agreement about whether or not to proceed with the adoption, especially after he threw a bat at their birth daughter Sydney (Savannah Paige Rae).

(Click here for more from Christensen's TV husband, Sam Jaeger.)

Below, Erika Christensen opens up to HuffPost TV about whether or not Joel and Julia will get on the same page by the end of Season 4, why Mae Whitman (a.k.a. "Parenthood's" Amber) should be winning Emmys, a scene between...

Unfortunately, Parenthood has never been a hit TV show in the ratings. Fortunately, the numbers have been good enough to keep it from being cancelled each year. Will the Braverman family's luck hold out? Time will tell.

An ensemble family drama, the cast includes Bonnie Bedelia, Craig T. Nelson, Dax Shepard, Erika Christensen, Joy Bryant, Lauren Graham, Mae Whitman, Max Burkholder, Miles Heizer, Monica Potter, Peter Krause, Sam Jaeger, Sarah Ramos, Savannah Paige Rae, and Tyree Brown.

Season four of Parenthood typically airs on Tuesdays nights at 10pm on the NBC network. They've ordered 15 episodes.

These are the TV show's ratings for the 2012-13 season, the best way to tell if Parenthood is going to be cancelled or renewed for season five.

The figures will be updated as the weeks progress so be sure to bookmark...

Parenthood has gone ahead and cast an actress responsible for playing Kate Austen, one of Lost’s most memorable – and often times hated – characters. But in a fun little twist, this casting does not refer to Evangeline Lilly, who played Kate throughout Lost’s six seasons, but of little Emily Evan Rae, who played a young Kate just once in the Season 5 finale, where she was instantly more likable than Lilly ever was when playing the character. While I enjoy talking smack about Lilly, this isn’t a story about her or Lost, but of Parenthood. So let’s move ahead and try not to be distracted by the temptations brought on by trash talking a poor Canadian actress.

According to TVLine, Rae was been brought on for a multiple episode arc on Parenthood as a student council member who will be working with Max starting in Episode 9. Don’t...

It's a "Lost" reunion! Mark Pellegrino, who played Jacob on the ABC drama, is heading to "Person of Interest," which stars fellow "Lost" alum Michael Emerson, who played Ben Linus on "Lost."

"Person of Interest" creator Jonathan Nolan revealed the news during the show's panel at New York Comic-Con, according to Entertainment Weekly, noting that Pellegrino will play the head of a publishing empire.

Fellow "Lost" alumni Alan Dale and Ken Leung have previously appeared with Emerson on "Person of Interest."

In other casting news...

Another "Lost" alum is heading to "Parenthood." Emily Evan Rae, who played a young Kate Austen (Evangeline Lilly), has landed a multi-episode arc on "Parenthood." The young actress, whose little sister Savannah Paige Rae plas Sydney on the series, will have some interaction with Max (Max Burkholder) as a member of the student council. [TVLine]

Denise Richards has a new gig. The actress will appear in...

It's a "Lost" reunion! Mark Pellegrino, who played Jacob on the ABC drama, is heading to "Person of Interest," which stars fellow "Lost" alum Michael Emerson, who played Ben Linus on "Lost."

"Person of Interest" creator Jonathan Nolan revealed the news during the show’s panel at New York Comic-Con, according to Entertainment Weekly, noting that Pellegrino will play the head of a publishing empire.

Fellow "Lost" alumni Alan Dale and Ken Leung have previously appeared with Emerson on "Person of Interest."

In other casting news...

Another "Lost" alum is heading to "Parenthood." Emily Evan Rae, who played a young Kate Austen (Evangeline Lilly), has landed a multi-episode arc on "Parenthood." The young actress, whose little sister Savannah Paige Rae plas Sydney on the series, will have some interaction with Max (Max Burkholder) as a member of the student council. [TVLine]

Denise Richards has a new gig. The actress will appear...

And the catch is… we’re not referring to Evangeline Lilly!

Emily Evan Rae, who portrayed a young Kate Austen on Lost, has landed a multi-episode arc on Parenthood, TVLine has learned.

The actress will play a member of the student council who interacts with Max (Max Burkholder) beginning in this season’s ninth episode.

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Fun fact: Rae’s sister, Savannah Paige Rae, recurs on the NBC drama as Joel and Julia’s daughter Sydney.

In addition to Lost, Rae’s expanding resume includes stints on The Office and Private Practice.

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My Parenthood-related predisposition towards tears will be tested like never before in tonight's all-new episode, which picks up following the shocking revelation that Kristina Braverman will battle breast cancer this season. And only one man was capable of directing such a deeply personal and hugely important episode: series star Sam Jaeger!

The only downside to Sam taking the reigns for tonight's episode is that we'll get far less of Joel & Julia's storyline -- although, as Sam told me, there are major bumps ahead in the coming weeks for the newly adoptive parents.

TheInsider.com: First of all, prepare me for the quantity of tears that will be shed in tonight's episode.

Sam Jaeger: Oh man, [the writers] have it down to science now. When I read a scene between Monica Potter and Peter Krause, I know it's always going to make fans emotional. Especially tonight's episode. Her work is unbelievable. Monica Potter is the...

We have lots of tidbits today relating to Season 7 of Showtime's "Dexter" such as the new promo poster, a behind-the-scenes still provided by co-star Jennifer Carpenter, and some casting news that includes a pretty big name we haven't heard mentioned yet.

According to IMDb (so no telling how reliable it is), Calista Flockhart ("Ally McBeal", "Brothers & Sisters") will be appearing in the first episode of Season 7, entitled "Are You...?" She'll be joined by Nicholas Vigneau as young Dexter and Savannah Paige Rae ("Parenthood") as young Debra.

Below you'll find the new promo poster courtesy of Dexter Daily and the Bts photo posted by Jennifer Carpenter on Twitter with the caption: "Two dummies waiting to shoot..." The image is from Episode 7.03, "Buck the System".

One of the most acclaimed shows on television, "Dexter" stars Michael C. Hall, who has earned multiple Emmy nominations as well as a Golden Globe award for...

By now, it's no secret to "Parenthood" fans that Crosby (Dax Shepard) and Jasmine (Joy Bryant) are finally having their long-awaited wedding this week, but when we visited the set earlier this month and watched them shoot the wedding scenes, it was still a top-secret affair. You wouldn't have known it, though, from the casual vibe on set.

While some TV sets are ridden with anxiety, security, and spoiler police making sure you don't see anything remotely interesting, the "Parenthood" lot is a cozy, family affair. Savannah Paige Rae's older sister does cartwheels behind the camera with a friend while a crepe truck (compliments of the producers) feeds the cast and crew... and, okay, certain members of the press.

When Mae Whitman sits down for our interview, the comfortable-family-gathering feel continues as she drags on-screen little bro Miles Heizer along with her and proudly says, "This is my son,...

This week's episode of "Parenthood" (Tuesdays at 10 p.m. Est on NBC) certainly brought a lot of tears, but the ensemble cast made up for it by releasing an adorable, smile-worthy music video set to a cover of Lfo's "Girl On TV," which Teen Vogue exclusively posted.

Musician Landon Pigg -- who is dating "Parenthood" star Mae Whitman, who plays Amber on the hour-long drama -- did a cover of the 1999 boy band hit and the Whitman's fellow cast members stepped in to make an accompanying music video.

Pairing off, the video mainly features Whitman, Miles Heizer (Amber's brother, Drew), Bonnie Bedelia (their grandmother Camille), Craig T. Nelson (her husband Zeek, the "Parenthood" patriarch), Savannah Paige Rae (Braverman cousin Sydney) and scene-stealer Tyree Brown (Jabbar, another Braverman cousin).

Long-time guest star Michael B. Jordan also lends some rapping skills to the track with his on-again-off-again on-screen girlfriend Sarah Ramos dancing in the background.

This week's episode of "Parenthood" (Tuesdays at 10 p.m. Est on NBC) certainly brought a lot of tears, but the ensemble cast made up for it by releasing an adorable, smile-worthy music video set to a cover of Lfo's "Girl On TV," which Teen Vogue exclusively posted.

Musician Landon Pigg -- who is dating "Parenthood" star Mae Whitman, who plays Amber on the hour-long drama -- did a cover of the 1999 boy band hit and the Whitman's fellow cast members stepped in to make an accompanying music video.

Pairing off, the video mainly features Whitman, Miles Heizer (Amber's brother, Drew), Bonnie Bedelia (their grandmother Camille), Craig T. Nelson (her husband Zeek, the "Parenthood" patriarch), Savannah Paige Rae (Braverman cousin Sydney) and scene-stealer Tyree Brown (Jabbar, another Braverman cousin).

Long-time guest star Michael B. Jordan also lends some rapping skills to the track with his on-again-off-again on-screen girlfriend Sarah Ramos dancing in the background.

"Parenthood" fans are already familiar with singer-songwriter Landon Pigg. Not only have many of his songs served as background music to tearjerker scenes, but he also appeared as himself this season for a cameo at The Luncheonette, the recording studio owned by Crosby (Dax Shepard) and Adam (Peter Krause).

Now, as Season 3 winds down, Pigg has released this super-awesome video including the "Parenthood" cast, which you can watch below. It's a cover of Lfo's "Girl On TV."

The Pigg vid shows off the skills of real-life girlfriend Mae Whitman and her "Parenthood" co-stars Craig T. Nelson, Tyree Brown, Miles Heizer, Savannah Paige Rae, Bonnie Bedelia, Max Burkholder, Jason Ritter, Shepard, Krause, Erika Christensen, Rosa Salazar, Sarah Ramos, Sam Jaeger, and Lauren Graham.

Michael B. Jordan is even featured on the track, which is just the remedy to last night's completely heartbreaking episode.

We particularly love seeing Heizer break it down,...

We reported yesterday that NBC was working on renewing Parenthood for a third season. The deal is apparently done now, ensuring that the Braverman family will be back in primetime next season. There hasn't been official confirmation about how many episodes have been ordered yet.

The renewal is actually a no-brainer, especially considering the state of the rest of NBC's schedule. Parenthood has lost viewers over the last couple seasons but still ranks as the second-highest rated drama on the the network. This season has averaged a 2.1 rating in the 18-49 demographic and 5.34 million viewers.

Loosely based on a 1989 movie of the same name, Parenthood stars Bonnie Bedelia, Craig T. Nelson, Dax Shepard, Erika Christensen, Lauren Graham, Mae Whitman, Max Burkholder, Miles Heizer, Monica Potter, Peter Krause, Sam Jaeger, Sarah Ramos, and Savannah Rae.

NBC will officially unveil the...

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I took a sabbatical last week, mostly since there wasn’t much hitting shelves worth talking about. Now I’ve returned to get hyped over pretty awesome movies. Hit the jump to see what’s hit DVD and Blu-ray in the last two weeks:

Grab ‘Em Right Away:

Stardust (Blu-ray)

Directed by: Matthew Vaughn

Written by: Jane Goldman, Matthew Vaughn & Neil Gaiman

Starring: Claire Daines, Ian McKellen, Charlie Cox, Michelle Pfeiffer, Robert De Niro & Mark Strong

Why Should you buy this? It’s the best fantasy action film in the last decade. Matthew Vaughn was able to take the style of films like The Princess Bride and bring it back for children of today to enjoy. It has one of my favourite De Niro characters of the last decade as well. It’s hard for me to put into words how much this movie makes me smile every time I watch it.

The fall television season is nearly upon us, with just about everything premiering between September 20-26. CBS, NBC, and ABC have all taken the opportunity to announce the premiere week synopses for all their new and returning shows via press release.

So if you’d like to see what the networks have planned for you on The Big Bang Theory, How I Met Your Mother, Chuck, The Event, The Office, Castle, Desperate Housewives, and many more, hit the jump.

The Amazing Race

The Amazing Race is a seven-time Emmy Award-winning adventure reality series hosted by Emmy-nominated host, Phil Keoghan, which pits teams, of two, against each other on a trek around the world. At every destination, each team will have to compete in a series of challenges, some mental and some physical, and only when the tasks are completed will they learn of their next location. Teams who are the...

The stars of NBC and its sister networks stopped by their TCA Summer soiree Friday night in Beverly Hills. Jimmy Fallon was happy to dish to us about working with a very "shy" Robert Pattinson and his hosting plans for the Emmys, which he said will leave us all surprised. Brad Goreski from The Rachel Zoe Project told us all about how much fun they had filming The Zoeinator with FabSugarTV. He said when the show returns, the Rz team will face the emotional aftermath of Taylor's exit and take on an exciting up-and-coming actress as a client this season. He wasn't naming names, but promised she'll be a "huge" star. We also had the chance to catch up with actors from several soon-to-premiere new series during the evening, like The Event, Law and Order: Los Angeles and Undercovers. Skeet Ulrich, who stars as a police officer on the...

One more show off the bubble: NBC has renewed its freshman drama "Parenthood" for next season.

The network announced Tuesday (April 20) that the well-reviewed series, which has drawn decent if unspectacular ratings since its March premiere, will be back for 2010-11. It joins the network's Thursday comedy block in the safe column.

"We are so happy to welcome back this multi-layered and compelling series about an extended American family for another season," NBC Entertainment president Angela Bromstad says. "It's gratifying that 'Parenthood' continues to garner critical acclaim and is generating highly positive reaction from viewers, thanks to the fearless creativity of its producers and the extraordinary performances delivered by its ensemble cast."

So far this season "Parenthood" is averaging 7.8 million viewers per week and a respectable 3.2 rating in the adults 18-49 demographic, which is NBC's primary ratings measuring stick. Both numbers are solid improvements over the Tuesday edition...

Parenthood gets renewed for a second season NBC has renewed its new mid-season drama Parenthood (Tuesdays, 10-11 p.m. Et) for the 2010-11 season. The announcement was made today by Angela Bromstad, President, Primetime Entertainment, NBC and Universal Media Studios.

"We are so happy to welcome back this multi-layered and compelling series about an extended American family for another season," said Bromstad. "It's gratifying that Parenthood continues to garner critical acclaim and is generating highly positive reaction from viewers, thanks to the fearless creativity of its producers and the extraordinary performances delivered by its ensemble cast."

Parenthood has averaged a 3.2 rating 9 share in adults 18-49 and 7.8 million viewers overall since its March 2 premiere in the Tuesday (10-11 p.m. Et) slot, according to "most current" data from Nielsen Media Research. Parenthood ranks #1 in the time period in adults 18-49 versus regular competition and was the first regular in the slot...

Shelved for a whole season to accommodate cast change, "Parenthood" was finally premiered on March 2. The drama series originally starring Maura Tierney before she dropped out due to health reasons, will be occupying the Tuesdays slot on NBC.

In the follow up to the pilot, Adam (Peter Krause) and Kristina (Monica Potter) come to terms with the fact that their son may have Asperger's Syndrome. Sarah (Lauren Graham) is on the job hunt and Zeek (Craig T. Nelson) pushes her to dream big. Meanwhile, Crosby (Dax Shepard) bonds with his newly discovered son and Julia (Erika Christensen) deals with an aggravating mom from Sydney's (Savannah Paige Rae) school.

"Man Versus Possum" airs on March 9.

"Parenthood" is the second remake of a 1989 movie which was nominated for two Academy Awards. How this new series is different from the movie and the 1990 series starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Krause said, "Like a lot of TV dramas nowadays,...

The brand new NBC series Parenthood is about to debut, with its series premiere set to air on Tuesday, March 2 at 10 Pm Et on NBC. One of the cast members, Bonnie Bedelia, was kind enough to take some time out of her schedule to give a shout-out to our MovieWeb readers and she also introduced a brand new exclusive clip from this series premiere. Click on the video below to watch Bedelia's shout-out and this exclusive sneak peek into the series.

Exclusive: Sneak Peek With a Shout-Out from Bonnie Bedelia

We are introduced to the very unique Braveman family. Single mom Sarah, and her two kids Amber and Drew, are moving back home with Sarah's parents Zeek and Camille. Julia, Sarah's sister and complete opposite is a successful attorney trying to do both, work and motherhood, alongside her stay-at-home husband, Joel. Sarah's younger brother, Crosby is a commitment-phobe who must...