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Katee Sackhoff, 3 More Cast In A&E Pilot 'Longmire'

Battlestar Galactica alumna Katee Sackhoff has been cast as the female lead opposite Robert Taylor in A&E's hourlong pilot Longmire. Also cast in the project, based on the Walt Longmire Mystery series of novels by Craig Johnson, are Lou Diamond Phillips, Bailey Chase and Cassidy Freeman.

Longmire is named after its central character, Walt Longmire (Taylor), the charismatic, dedicated and unflappable sheriff of Absaroka County, Wyo. Widowed only a year, he is a man in psychic repair but buries his pain behind his brave face, unassuming grin and dry wit. Sackhoff, repped by Gersh and Bleu, will play one of Walt's deputies, hired six months ago after working homicide in Philadelphia for five years. Her relationship with Walt is filled with a playful give-and-take, while a deeper connection and sexual tension simmers beneath. Sackhoff, who co-starred on the final season of 24, recently did an arc on CSI. Phillips, repped by Global Artists and Thruline, will play Walt's best friend. Chase, repped by Gersh and Untitled, will play another deputy of Walt's. Freeman, repped by Kohner and Robyn Bluestone, will play Walt's daughter. Hunt Baldwin and John Coveny wrote the project and are executive producing with Greer Shephard and Mike Robin for Warner Horizon.

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Several More Actors Join Broadcast Pilots

Danneel Ackles (formerly Harris) has landed one of the leads in NBC's comedy pilot I Hate That I Love You. The single-camera project, from writer/exec producer Jhoni Marchinko and 20th TV, is described as a twisty romantic comedy in which a straight couple, Brad (Nick Thune) and Missy, introduce their lesbian roommates, Brad's Allie (Ackles) and Missy's Sarah (Anna Camp), to each other. Ackles, repped by Gersh and Untitled, co-stars in 20th TV's comedy series for NBC Friends with Benefits, which is yet to be scheduled.

A day after his FX series was canceled, Lights Out co-star Billy Brown has booked a pilot, NBC's drama Reconstruction. Written by Josh Brand, the project is set in a Missouri town during the post-Civil War Reconstruction era and centers on Jason (Martin Henderson), a soldier who crosses the country and settles into a complicated town where he is welcomed as its savior. Brown will play Sam, a former a former slave with a hearty, life-affirming laugh who brings Jason up to speed on the happenings of the their small Missouri town. Brown, represented by TalentWorks and Benerspink, played "Death Row" Reynolds, the boxing nemesis of Patrick "Lights" Leary (Holt McCallany), on Lights Out.

Sarah Wright, who recurs on CBS' midseason comedy Mad Love, has been cast in the network's comedy pilot The Assistants, an ensemble about the assistants who work for a celebrity, Ali (Heather Locklear), and her husband. It centers on Mike (David Henrie) who, newly arrived in Hollywood from a small town, is hoping his job as an assistant to Ali might open doors for him. Wright, repped by ICM and Ellen Meyer Management, will play Tina, a spunky and cute assistant who babysits Ali’s son and catches Mike’s eye.

Gale Harold, who has been recurring on the CW's Hellcats this season, has joined another CW project, drama pilot The Secret Circle. Co-written by Kevin Williamson, it centers on Cassie (Britt Robertson), who moves to a new town and discovers that not only is she a witch and part of a secret coven, but she’s also the key that will unlock a centuries-old battle of good versus evil. Harold, repped by Gersh and Principal, will play Thomas Meade, the father of Diane, the head of the witch circle and Cassie's friend.

Aaron Yoo (21) has been added to the cast of the Fox drama pilot Weekends at Bellevue, which centers on Ellie (Lauren Ambrose), the psychiatrist in charge of the weekend shift at Bellevue Hospital's psychiatric unit. Yoo, repped by Gersh and Tony Cloer, will play a highly competitive psychiatry intern.

Anjelah Johnson has been added to NBC's comedy pilot My Life As an Experiment, which centers on magazine immersion journalist A.J. Wilder (Jon Dore) and his wife Stacie (Paget Brewster). Johnson, repped by Gersh and Generate, will play Luciana, their outspoken Brazilian babysitter who shows up to babysit wearing sparkly tight leggings and very high heels.

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Friday 25th March

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Fringe

3.88 Million

1.5/5

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AMC first gained fame for its unusual stories of ad men in the 1960s and a chemistry teacher who cooks meth, but now it's headed toward more typically geeky fare. This started last October with the zombies of the The Walking Dead (cool!), and now it might continue with aliens (also cool!): The network is developing a series about mankind's first contact with aliens, and unlike everything else with Michael Bay's stamp on it that ends with explosions, human slavery, and lizard skin, this project as being described as a "realistic take." So no half-man, half-alien babies?[EW]

Consider this an announcement that an announcement is coming soon. Just a day after Lights Out was sent to the canvas by FX, word is that Justified and Archer are ripe for renewal. Expect official word soon, at which point you and I can exchange a very macho high-five. Eyes on the elbow! [Deadline Hollywood]

Oliver Stone is setting up a conspiracy drama for FX about a secret group of people who create fake news stories to advance clients' agendas. You know, like Fox News. [Deadline Hollywood]

From one remake to another! Justin Bruening, who starred in NBC's atrocious Knight Rider remake, has joined the cast of NBC's sure-to-be atrocious Wonder Woman remake. Bruening will play a possible love interest for the double-W, like duh, obviously. [TV Line]

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Its good to see Justin Bruening back on TV.

I forgot to make a comment about him getting a new show on the last page I think.

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Saturday 26th March

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No Ordinary Family

3.55 Million

1.0/3

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Sunday 27th March

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The Simpsons

6.14 Million

2.8/8

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Bob's Burgers

4.58 Million

2.2/6

9:00PM

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Army Wives

4.79 Million

1.7/4

Californication

0.547 Million

0.8/2

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American Dad

4.99 Million

2.5/7

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CSI Miami

11.55 Million

2.9/8

Breakout Kings

2.11 Million

0.9/2

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Jeff Hephner To Co-Star On Starz's 'Boss

EXCLUSIVE: It's a happy ending to the pilot season for Jeff Hephner after all. The actor, who, after grueling auditions landed the lead in NBC's drama pilot Playboy but was replaced after the table read with Eddie Cibrian, has been tapped for a co-starring role opposite Kelsey Grammer on  in the Starz eight-episode drama series Boss. Coincidentally, like Playboy, the Lionsgate/Grammnet-produced Boss too is set and filming in Chicago. Written by Farhad Safinia and directed by Gus Van Sant, Boss centers on Kane (Grammer), the Mayor of Chicago who is diagnosed with a degenerative mental condition that only he and his doctor know about. Hephner will play the state's Treasurer, an impeccably handsome and ambitious Chicago native who is clearly about to become a major player on the Chicago political scene. Hephner, repped by Paradigm and the Group Entertainment, is recurring on CW's Hellcats and has also done arcs on NBC's Mercy and Fox's The O.C.

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Alan Alda, Hugh Dancy Join 'The Big C'

Alan Alda, best known for his portrayal as army hospital doctor Hawkeye Pierce on M*A*S*H, will put on a white coat again for a guest appearance on Showtime's dark comedy The Big C, playing an oncologist who Cathy Jamison (Laura Linney) consults after her previous treatment failed. Additionally, Hugh Dancy is joining the cast of the Sony TV-produced series as a recurring.

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Two More Actresses Book Pilots

Rochelle Aytes (Detroit 1-8-7) has been cast in another project for the network, comedy pilot Work It. The multicamera project, from Andrew Reich and Ted Cohen, is about out-of-work car salesmen Lee (Ben Koldyke) and Angel (Amaury Nolasco), who realize that it is a woman's world and decide that to find work again and succeed, they must dress as women to get jobs as pharmaceutical reps. Aytes, who also co-starred on ABC's The Forgotten and did an arc on Desperate Housewives, will play Lee and Angel's new boss.

Rhea Seehorn has been added to NBC's untitled Whitney Cummings comedy pilot. The project, written by Cummings, centers on young couple Whitney (Cummings) and Alex (Chris D'Elia), who tackle the ups and downs of a committed relationship torn between their friends Lily (Zoe Lister-Jones) and Neal (Maulik Pancholy), who think that everyone has to tie the knot, and Mark and Roxanne (Seehorn), who think no one should. Roxeanne is described as a no-B.S. divorcee stuck paying alimony to a loser ex-husband. Seehorn, repped by Phoenix Artists and Untitled, recently co-starred in TNT's Allan Loeb pilot.

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CBS Reveals Finale Dates

CBS revealed its finale dates Monday, including two-hour season enders for The Mentalist and the reality competition series Survivor and The Amazing Race.

Check out CBS' full list of season finales:

Sunday, May 1
Undercover Boss, 9/8c

Sunday, May 8
The Amazing Race, 8/7c
CSI: Miami, 10/9c

Thursday, May 12
CSI, 9/8c

Friday, May 13
CSI: NY, 9/8c
Blue Bloods, 10/9c

Sunday, May 15
Survivor: Redemption Island, 8/7c
Survivor: Redemption Island Live Reunion Show, 10/9c

Monday, May 16
How I Met Your Mother, 8/7c
Mad Love, 8:30/7:30c
Mike & Molly, 9:30/8:30c
Hawaii Five-0, 10/9c

Tuesday, May 17
NCIS, 8/7c
NCIS: Los Angeles, 9/8c
The Good Wife, 10/9c

Wednesday, May 18
Criminal Minds, 9/8c

Thursday, May 19
The Big Bang Theory, 8/7c
Rules of Engagement, 8:30/7:30c
The Mentalist, 9/8c

Wednesday, May 25
Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior, 10/9c

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Monday 28th March

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The Secret Life of the American Teenager

3.32 Million

1.3/4

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Mad Love

5.62 Million

2.1/6

9:00PM

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The Event

4.35 Million

1.2/3

Make It Or Break It

2.05 Million

0.9/2

Being Human

1.29 Million

0.5/1

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Castle

12.55 Million

3.2/8

Harry's Law

8.20 Million

1.6/4

Stargate Universe

0.876 Million

0.4/1

Nurse Jackie

0.611 Million

0.2/1

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United States Of Tara

0.411 Million

0.2/1

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Jason Jones To Co-Star In CBS Comedy Pilot 'The Assistants

The Daily Show correspondent Jason Jones is set to co-star opposite Heather Locklear in CBS' comedy pilot The Assistants, a Tucker Cawley-written ensemble about the assistants who work for a celebrity, Ali (Heather Locklear), and her younger hunky husband Gale (Jones) who lives in her shadow. It centers on Mike (David Henrie) who, newly arrived in Hollywood from a small town, is hoping his job as an assistant to Ali might open doors for him. This the second consecutive broadcast pilot for Jones, repped by UTA and Brillstein Entertainment. Last season, he toplined ABC's comedy pilot How to Be a Better American. He joins fellow Daily Show correspondent Rob Riggle who stars in another CBS comedy pilot, Home Game.

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Gerald McRaney, 3 Others Cast In Pilots

Gerald McRaney is set to star opposite Becki Newton in CBS' untitled Filgos family comedy pilot. It  centers on Joe Reilly (McRaney), a blue-collar guy who wrestles with how to parent his unmarried grown daughter Eileen  (Newton) and her 12-year-old son while sharing a house with them as well as his wife and his recently widowed mother. McRaney, who co-starred on NBC's freshman series Undercovers last fall, recently played the male lead in the TNT drama pilot Bird Dog. He is with Stone Manners Salners  and Course Management.

In a recasting, Dean Collins has been tapped to play the younger lead in ABC's comedy pilot Lost and Found, which centers on Jo (Jordana Spiro), a narcissistic thirtysomething New York City bartender and party girl whose life is turned upside-down when the conservative 18-year-old son (Collins) she gave up for adoption at 16 turns up on her doorstep. Collins replaced Gary Clayton who was originally cast in the role but was recast after the pilot's table read. Collins, repped by Howard Entertainment and Coast to Coast Talent, was a series regular on Fox's The War At Home.

Kevin Corrigan has been cast in CBS' untitled Peter Knight comedy pilot, a workplace ensemble about the young-adult employees at a high-powered venture capital firm. It centers on Danny (Ben Rappaport), who is shocked when his crush, competitor and fellow trainee Gracie (Michelle Trachtenberg) is promoted out of the mailroom and into a junior associate position at the firm. Corrigan, repped by Innovative and manager Courtney Kivowitz, will play Nugzy, a lovable, lethargic oddball who has grown accustomed to his windowless existence.

Kate Reinders has been added to the cast of ABC's comedy pilot Work It. The multicamera project, from Andrew Reich and Ted Cohen, is about out-of-work car salesmen Lee (Ben Koldyke) and Angel (Amaury Nolasco), who realize that it is a woman's world and decide that to find work again and succeed, they must dress as women to get jobs as pharmaceutical reps. Reinders will play one of Lee's new co-workers, an effusive pharmaceutical.

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Nancy Travis Gets Female Lead In ABC's Tim Allen Pilot, Jere Burns Joins NBC Comedy

Nancy Travis has landed the female lead opposite Tim Allen in ABC's untitled comedy pilot headlined by the former Home Improvement star. The multicamera project, from writer Jack Burditt, 21 Laps/Adelstein and 20th TV, centers on Tim Fitzgerald (Allen) who, even though the world around him has declared the traditional male an “endangered species," is fighting for his manhood in a world that is being increasingly dominated by women. Travis will play Vanessa, Tim's smart and loving wife who doesn't miss much. Allen and Burditt are executive producing the pilot with John Pasquin, who will direct, as well as Shawn Levy, Marty Adelstein, Becky Clements, Richard Baker and Rick Messina. This is the second broadcast pilot for Travis this season; she also booked a guest starring/recurring role on the CW drama Heart of Dixie. She is with APA and Greenlight Management.

Jere Burns has been cast in a lead role in NBC's untitled Dan Goor comedy pilot. The multicamera comedy, from writer/exec producer Dan Goor, centers on Adam Foote (Andrew J. West), a doctor who joins his parents’ (Jean Smart, Burns) medical practice and spends as much time tending to his family as to his patients. Burns, repped by Innovative Artists and Jackson-Medavoy, has been recurring on AMC's Breaking Bad and FX's Justified.

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Tuesday 29th March

8:00PM

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NCIS

18.72 Million

3.9/11

9:00PM

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NCIS Los Angeles

15.33 Million

3.5/8

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Body Of Proof

13.90 Million

3.1/8

The Good Wife

10.05 Million

1.9/5

Parenthood

4.70 Million

1.8/5

The Game

4.43 Million

2.2/6

Lights Out

0.614 Million

0.3/1

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Lets Stay Together

2.74 Million

1.2/3

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Check Out This Daily Mail Post For More Images Of The New Tv Show Wonder Woman.

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In my opinion these images alone make this show look like complete rubbish and what is up with the look on her face.

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Let face it the movie aimed at horny teenagers not adults

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if you look at the pictures EW has they costume is much more shiny,

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Kyle Chandler Courted For FX's 'Powers

Friday Night Lights star Kyle Chandler, who turned down a slew of offers for broadcast pilots this season, is now being courted for FX's drama pilot Powers. Based on the graphic novel by Brian Michael Bendis and Michael Avon Oeming, the project, written by Charles H. Eglee and to be directed by Michael Dinner, is a police procedural set in a world where superpowers are relatively common. It  centers on two detectives, Christian Walker and Deena Pilgrim, in a homicide department that deals with cases involving "powers" (people with superpowers). Powers, from Sony Pictures TV and FX Prods., went through a couple of incarnations, including one with writer Kevin Falls.

Chandler has not committed to Powers and will not make a decision until he reads the new script. I hear the pilot was already slated to undergo a rewrite, which is now expected to incorporate notes from Chandler. So him signing for Powers is considered a long shot, but if he opts to do it, FX would successfully reunite the two Friday Night Lights leads -- Connie Britton recently signed on to star in American Horror Story, the Ryan Murphy-Brad Falchuk pilot for the cable network. At FX's upfront party last night in New York, FX president John Landgraf said that Powers, along with Outlaw Country, are contenders for an early 2012 series launch, while American Horror looks good for a fall 2011 premiere. Chandler has been very selective in choosing his TV follow-up to FNL, passing on a number of projects, including Terra Nova.

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