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Hey, "Magnum P.I." fans. We hope you guys are having a lovely Friday. We are back at you with a brand new article. This time, we're going to tell you things you guys can expect to see take place in the new, upcoming episode 9, which is due out next week. CBS recently served up a new press release for episode 9. So, that is our main source for this spoiler session. For starters, the new episode 9 is officially titled, "A Bullet Named Fate." It sounds like episode 9 will feature some possible emotional, very dramatic, intense and action-filled scenes as Magnum feels major guilt while working his latest investigation. Tc gets involved in spearheading a big protest and more! We'll go ahead and start off this spoiler session with the Magnum guilt situation. It turns out that Magnum will be feeling some immense guilt for one of his private investigator friends named Harry Brown.

Network: Lifetime.

Episodes: 10 (hour).

Seasons: One.

TV show dates: June 2, 2019 — July 7, 2019.

Series status: Cancelled.

Performers include: Georgia Flood, Lucas Neff, Seana Kofoed, Rory O'Malley, Mary Hollis Inboden, Erin Pineda, Lesley Ann Warren, Christopher Blanchard, Juan Alfonso, Lex King, Michael Uva, Sophie von Haselberg, Max Ehrich, Sas Goldberg, and Dioni Michelle Collins.

TV show description:

From creator Jamie Denbo, the American Princess TV show is a runaway-bride comedy-drama. The series centers on Amanda Klein (Flood), who is all set to marry fiancé Brett Weinbaum (Ehrich), when she catches him in flagrante delicto with another woman. When she reacts, the other woman is injured, so Amanda panics and flees the wedding venue, and winds up on the grounds of a Renaissance Faire. Read More…...

Exclusive: Quibi has rounded out its supporting cast for sci-fi drama series Don’t Look Deeper. Jan Luis Castellanos (Runaways), Erin Pineda (American Princess) Raquel McPeek Rodriguez (Chicago Med) and Kaiwi Lyman are set opposite previously announced Don Cheadle, Emily Mortimer and Helena Howard. Belissa Escobedo, Ema Horvath, Harvey Zielinski (Zoe.Misplaced), Brandon Win (For the People), Kayleigh Gilbert (Break Night), Tyler Ghyzel (American Princess), Cameron Roberts (Ben is Back), Dana Gourrier (The Hateful Eight), Bevin Bru (Head Count), Amy Anderson (Modern Family), Harvey Guillen (What We Do In The Shadows), Holly Long (Men Seeking Women), Makenzie Lee-Foster (This Is Us), Hartlyn Hilsman (Big Little Lies) and Kate Crash (Messiah of Dogs) round out the supporting cast. The series is a co-production between New Form, a Whistle-owned company, and Doug Liman’s 30 Ninjas for Quibi. Catherine Hardwicke is...

Jenji Kohan is a creative force helping to define two of the best shows of the streaming era — “Orange Is the New Black,” which she created, and “Glow,” on which she is an executive producer. “American Princess,” which she produces with creator Jamie Denbo, takes key elements of the Kohan playbook — a character placed in an unfamiliar community with its own distinct rules, a combination of utopian politics and disregard for cultural orthodoxy, a willingness to be gross and odd at times. Say this for Lifetime’s “American Princess,” then: Its failure makes clear what precise alchemy goes into making a show a success.

The pilot, for instance, is constructed with attention to story beats and to seeding conflicts, and paying them off with drama. Amanda Klein (Georgia Flood), a New York freelance writer, is gearing up for her gruesomely elaborate upstate wedding when she inadvertently discovers her soon-to-be-spouse bedding a sex worker.

Mimi Gianopulos (Baby Daddy), Helen Madelyn Kim (Glow), Tommy Dorfman (13 Reasons Why) and Erin Pineda (Major Crimes) are set for recurring roles opposite Georgia Flood in American Princess, Lifetime’s straight-to-series dramedy from Jenji Kohan, Jamie Denbo and Tara Herrmann.

Created, written and executive produced by Denbo (Ronna & Beverly), American Princess follows Amanda (Flood), an Upper East Side socialite who runs away from her own dream wedding when she realizes that the life she thought she wanted wasn’t actually right after all. When she stumbles upon a Renaissance Faire, she experiences an unexpected awakening, leading her to leave behind everything she thought she cared about. While at the Faire, Amanda quickly develops new friendships, rivalries and romance that opens her eyes to new beginnings.

Gianopulos will play Morgan, Amanda’s dry and judgmental high school Bff. She is single and successful in her career as a branding consultant. Kim is Lexi,...

Fox will announce its 2013-2014 schedule on Monday, but the network gave viewers an idea of what's to come yesterday by announcing pick-ups of four dramas and five comedies.

Among the big names headed to the network this fall: J.J. Abrams, Terry O'Quinn and Andy Samberg. Read on for a rundown of new programming...

Gang Related

Cast: Terry O’Quinn (Lost), Ramon Rodriguez (Charlie’s Angels), Jay Hernandez (Last Resort), Sung Kang (The Fast and the Furious), Inbar Lavi (Underemployed), Rza, Cliff Curtis (Missing), Shantel VanSanten (One Tree Hill)

Synopsis: Follows a gang member sent in to infiltrate the San Francisco Police Department and rise through its ranks — ultimately landing on the Gang Task Force. There, he must balance his obligations to his crime family with an increasing sense of loyalty to his new “family” on the Sfpd.

Almost Human

Cast: Karl Urban (Star Trek), Michael Ealy (Common Law), Lili Taylor...

Piggybacking on Wednesday’s drama pickups, Fox has ordered five new comedy series for the 2013-14 season, including the Jason Ritter/Alexis Bledel romantic satire Us & Them (fka Friends & Family) and the Andy Samberg-fronted sitcom Brooklyn Nine-Nine.

Also receiving series orders from the network are the military-themed Enlisted, Chris Meloni’s Surviving Jack and Seth MacFarlane’s previously-greenlit live-action sitcom Dads.

Among the noteworthy comedy pilots not getting the go-ahead from Fox: Rob Riggle’s Gabriels and the Kelli Garner starrer Two Wrongs. (Fox’s complete development slate can be found here.)

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Giovanni Ribisi has joined the cast of Seth MacFarlane's live action Fox comedy "Dads," replacing Tommy Dewey after one episode was shot.

In a sign of good faith, Fox ordered six episodes of "Dads" without filming a pilot first. The series was set to star Dewey (a recurring player on Fox's "The Mindy Project") and Seth Green as successful thirtysomethings suddenly forced to live with their nightmare dads (Peter Riegert and Martin Mull).

Word slipped out that reaction to the series' first taping was underwhelming and now Deadline reports that "tweaking" has ensued, including recasting Dewey with Ribisi. "Dads" had already replaced co-star Erin Pineda with Vanessa Lachey after its first table reading.

Ribisi hasn't had a series regular TV role since the short-lived early '90s comedy "Family Album," but he has a professional history with MacFarlane having done a guest voice on "Family Guy" and co-starred in both MacFarlane's blockbuster directorial debut,...

Giovanni Ribisi has replaced Tommy Dewey in Fox's multicamera comedy "Dads," Deadline reports. The six-episode series was created by Seth MacFarlane, Alec Sulkin and Wellesley Wild, the team behind "Ted" (in which Ribisi also starred).

The comedy is centered around Warner (Ribisi) and Eli (Seth Green), two successful men whose lives are thrown into disarray when their high maintenance fathers (played by Martin Mull and Peter Riegert) move in with them.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the role was reimagined after the pilot taping last week, and Ribisi was apparently a better fit than Dewey. The character is described as "co-owner of a successful video game company and a family man with a wife and two young children." The role of Warner's wife was also recast, with Vanessa Lachey taking over from Erin Pineda following the table read.

Ribisi's best known TV roles include his stint on "Friends" as Phoebe's kooky brother Frank Jr.

Exclusive: Vanessa Lachey has joined Fox’s six-episode multi-camera comedy series Dads as a regular in a recasting after the project’s table read. Dads, from Ted‘s Alec Sulkin & Wellesley Wild and Seth MacFarlane, centers on two successful guys in their 30s, Eli (Seth Green) and Warner (Tommy Dewey), who have their lives turned upside down when their nightmare dads (Peter Riegert, Martin Mull) unexpectedly move in with them. Lachey will play Camilla, Warner’s (Dewey) wife and, the mother of their two children. She replaces Erin Pineda, who was cast in the role on Monday. In addition to her extensive hosting resume, which includes stints on Entertainment Tonight and Wipeout, Lachey has done acting gigs on such series as Hawaii Five-0, 30 Rock and Psych.