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People don't talk much about "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles" these days. Maybe that's because it only lasted two seasons, the first of which was truncated to just nine episodes due to the 2007-2008 Writers Guild of America strike. Or maybe it was just an early sign of what later "Terminator" movies like "Salvation" and "Genisys" seemed to prove -- that in the wake of James Cameron leaving the franchise and the '80s aesthetic that once defined it dropping off, "Terminator" just wasn't that big of a hit anymore.

The shame, of course, is that "The Sarah Connor Chronicles" is actually pretty solid, unlike the aforementioned films. You'd think that after "Game of Thrones" made Lena Headey a global superstar, fans would be interested in going back and revisiting the high-concept sci-fi show she headlined just a few years before being cast as Cersei Lannister. Summer Glau also co-starred in the series,...

The famous spy drama and action-thriller series Alias ran for five seasons, totaling over 100 episodes.

The series was well-recognized and was on the American Film Institute’s top ten list of television programs in 2003. In addition, Alias earned several nominations and awards, including nominations for Outstanding Actress and Outstanding Supporting Actor for Jennifer Garner and Victor Garber.

While Alias was an ensemble cast, it was led by Jennifer Garner. At least half of the cast appeared in the entire five seasons.

Alias premiered in September 2001 and lasted until May of 2006.

What is the cast of Alias doing now? Find out below!

Jennifer Garner as Sydney Bristow

Jennifer Garner didn’t just appear in Alias; she Was Alias.

While it was an ensemble-driven series, Alias would not have been as successful without Garner.

That was ultimately her break-out role, and she thrived from it, earning multiple Emmy and Golden Globe nominations...

ABC‘s The Company You Keep has featured a slew of noteworthy guest stars in its first four episodes, from Luke Kirby as Jones to Marin Hinkle as Claire Fox. And the show adds another familiar face in The Company You Keep Season 1 Episode 5 — Paul Blackthorne.

Paul Blackthorne | Photo by: Maarten de Boer/NBCUniversal/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty Images Paul Blackthorne plays John Baylor in ‘The Company You Keep’ Episode 5

After being slighted by her half-brother Connor Maguire in The Company You Keep Season 1 Episode 4, Daphne Finch is out for revenge. And perhaps she has set her sights on Paul Blackthorne’s character, John Baylor, in The Company You Keep Season 1 Episode 5 as a result.

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

Actor Ryan Devlin hosted the MTV reality dating show Are You the One? until season 6, when Terrence J took over. Currently, in its ninth season with Kamie Crawford as the presenter, many viewers still miss Devlin and are curious about what happened to the Michigan native as he’s primarily stepped away from television since his departure as host. Where is he now?

Where is Ryan Devlin now?

When reality dating experiment Are You the One? premiered on MTV in 2014, actor Ryan Devlin was tapped to host. He remained the presenter for the first five seasons until actor Terrence J replaced him in season 6.

Following his exit from the show in 2017, Devlin appeared in episodes of Olive Forever (2018), the sitcom Another Period (2018), and the supernatural crime drama iZombie (2019). The actor has since stepped away from television, last appearing in a 2019 episode of the mystery drama show Veronica Mars.

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David E. Kelley’s recently announced Disney+ series “Big Shots” has rounded out its main cast.

“UnReal” alum Shiri Appleby and “Community’s” Yvette Nicole Brown will join John Stamos in the series about a temperamental college basketball coach who, after getting fired from his job, ends up as a coach and teacher at an elite girls private high school.

Appleby will play Holly, the good-humored and down-to-earth assistant basketball coach, and Brown will play Sherilyn, the school’s no-nonsense dean. Richard Robicheaux, Sophia Mitri Schloss, Nell Verlaque, Tiana Le, Monique Green, Tisha Custodio and Cricket Wampler will also star.

Also Read: Disney+ Orders David E Kelley's 'Big Shot' Dramedy Series Starring John Stamos

Dean Lorey will executive produce and write the script with Kelley based on an original idea by “Single Parents” star Brad Garrett. Kelley, Garrett and Bill D’Elia will serve as executive producers. D’Elia is...

David E. Kelley and John Stamos are teaming for a dramedy series set in the world of girls high school basketball for Disney Plus, Variety has learned.

Titled “Big Shots,” the one-hour series follows a temperamental college basketball coach (Stamos) who gets fired from his job and must take a teaching and coaching job at an elite all-girls private high school. Disney Plus has ordered 10 episodes.

Kelley will write the series along with Dean Lorey, with both executive producing. Brad Garrett, who pitched the original idea to Kelley, will also executive produce. Bill D’Elia will executive produce and direct the first episode. The series will begin shooting in November in Los Angeles. ABC Studios will produce.

The role will see Stamos move from one streaming series to another, with the actor having recently appeared in Netflix’s “Fuller House,” the continuation of “Full House.” He will also appear in...

David E. Kelley is going streaming.

The Big Little Lies executive producer is teaming with Brad Garrett for an hourlong dramedy called Big Shots, which has received a 10-episode, straight-to-series order at Disney+.

Based on an original idea from Garrett (Everybody Loves Raymond, Single Parents), the project revolves around a temperamental college basketball coach who gets fired from his job and must take a teaching and coaching job at an elite all-girls private high school. John Stamos (Fuller House) is set to star as the coach.

Additionally, Shiri Appleby (UnREAL) and Yvette Nicole Brown (Community, Disney+'s Lady and the Tramp) ...

The CW’s Arrow is saying good-bye to another series vet, as it makes plans for its recently ordered Season 7.

TVLine has learned that original cast member Paul Blackthorne, who plays Star City lawman-turned-interim mayor Quentin Lance, will not be returning to the CW drama next season as a series regular.

The news comes just weeks after Willa Holland made her final appearance as Thea Queen.

Prior to his six-season Arrow run, Blackthorne’s TV credits included The River, The Dresden Files, Lipstick Jungle, Big Shots, 24 and Presidio Med.

Arrow airs Thursdays at 9/8c, with this season’s finale landing...

Steve Harvey and his young friends are coming back to the peacock network. NBC has announced that their Little Big Shots TV show will return for its third season on Sunday, March 18th. A pair of episodes will begin airing at 7:00 pm. The following week, March 25th, the series will air in the 8:00 pm hour. Little Big Shots was one of NBC's highest-rated unscripted shows in its first season but the ratings dropped by more than 30% in season two. Will the numbers keep falling? We'll have to wait and see. Here's the premiere announcement from NBC: NBC's hit series "Little Big Shots" returns for season three on Sunday, March 18 (7-9 p.m., its normal 8-9 p.m. timeslot begins March 25) with more talented and unique kids from all over the U.S. and the world. Steve Harvey...

A week before the official start of the season, we have the first big debut of fall 2012. It goes to NBC’s Revolution, the network’s first big scripted premiere in quite awhile. Jj Abrams and Eric Kripke’s post-apocalyptic drama opened with a 4.1/11 in adults 18-49 and 11.7 million viewers at 10 Pm last night. In 18-49, Revolution was the top drama premiere on NBC in five years, since the ill-fated Bionic Woman in September 2007 (5.7); the top drama debut on any network in three years, since ABC’s V in October 2009 (5.2); and the highest-rated 10 Pm premiere in five years, since ABC’s Big Shots in September 2007 (4.5). It eclipsed the debut of NBC’s Smash in the slot last season, which aired on the highly promoted night after the Super Bowl with a bigger lead-in from a Super Bowl-boosted The Voice. This is the highest-rated 10 Pm drama telecast on any network in almost three years,...

Via the internets comes news of The Big Shot Movie Club, “a club for movie fans of all kinds.” The Big Shot Movie Club is Sarah Winshall and Julia Bembenek, and they write on their website:

We will watch and discuss three movies we love every month relevant to a specific theme. The movies we watch will always be available online or at a your local video store. Hopefully, each month our loyal club members will learn about some lost gems and be reminded of their favorite classics as they watch and read and comment along with us.

Coming up on their blog are discussions of Peter Weir’s The Mosquito Coast and Jean-Jacques Beineix’s Betty Blue, but I’m also excited by some of the byways the blog has already traveled. For example, following a discussion of Kathryn Bigelow’s debut film, The Loveless (“… this world spreads out...

The time has come to close on one of the biggest years in comic books we have seen for a while. Companies saw massive shake-ups to connect with new audiences, while some sadly didn’t survive the year. Countless news stories hit our TV screens and computer monitors that would affect every comic book reader out there in one-way or another. This is the top ten comic book news stories of 2011.

10) Draw The Line At $2.99

This may seem like a meaningless point now that the New 52 is in full swing but in January of this year comic readers were in glee when DC announced their new “Draw The Line at $2.99” campaign, one that would return all of their monthly books to a $2.99 price point (while moving from 22 pages to 20, per issue to balance production costs).

In the past few years the comic industry has seen a strong escalation in ongoing...

Last night I signed into my primary news source and was made aware by multiple tweets that Arrested Development — Mitch Hurwitz’s groundbreakingly kick-ass comedy — was slated to return to the air after a five-year absence. I’m delighted at the prospect, though I take it all with a grain of salt. Announcements of the show’s return have now run longer than the original series. Still, here’s hoping it happens.

On the heels of the A.D. bombshell, folks have been tweeting me throughout the day asking when they can expect the return of Sports Night, Aaron Sorkin’s proto-dramedy about the hijinks,...

Big shots taking advantage of the little guys had better watch their backs for another year! TNT renewed its light caper drama (as the network calls it) Leverage for a fifth season, today, a few weeks in advance of the Season 4 summer finale. Season 5, due to launch next summer, will comprise fifteen episodes of hacking, smacking, and, uhhh, macking?

Season 4, which TNT has shamelessly boasted is the series' "best season yet!!!!," has performed well for the network, bumping up its average audience to 4.8 million viewers. It's not very common for a series to see its audience grow, but Leverage's is doing just that. Probably...  More >>...

Greg Rucka has said that his new Punisher series will see the character fully integrated into the Marvel Universe. As part of Marvel's 'Big Shots' initiative, Greg Rucka and artist Marco Checchetto will launch a new ongoing title starring the vigilante Frank Castle, with Rucka promising that fans will be pleased by the return to form. "[The premise is] not just the Punisher, but the Punisher in the Marvel Universe," Rucka explained, according to Comic Book Resources. "That's not an idea that comes easily, and I had to think of a way to make it work before I accepted." The series will see Frank Castle return to his roots after several controversial changes over the past few years, most notably his temporary transformation into a Frankentein-type monster as part of the rebranded (more)...

Marvel have announced that Moon Knight #1 has sold out at Diamond and will be returning back to comic shops everywhere with Moon Knight #1 Second Printing Variant, giving readers a second chance to catch the Eisner Award-winning creative team of Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev as they pit Marc Spector against an unstoppable crime syndicate that holds Los Angeles in its clutches.

Plagued by incurable schizophrenia, can Moon Knight hold it together to save the City of Angels? Moon Knight #1 Second Printing Variant is your second chance to catch Bendis and Maleev do what they do best as they redefine one of Marvel’s Big Shots!

Moon Knight #1 Second Printing Variant (APR118062)

Written by Brian Michael Bendis

Pencils and Cover by Alex Maleev

Parental Advisory …$3.99

Foc – 5/30/11, On Sale – 6/22/11...

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May marks a big month for Marvel icon Moon Knight, in a new series by Eisner winning team Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev. Marvel has released a sneak peak of the new title along with the following press release:

Marvel is pleased to present your first look at Moon Knight #1, from the Eisner Award-winning creative team of Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev! Moon Knight heads to Los Angeles as a one-man Avengers team to dissolve a criminal syndicate tearing the City of Angels apart. Except there will be no warm welcome, because once word gets out about Marc Spector’s arrival, the mastermind behind L.A.’s crime circuit will stop at nothing to make an example of any Avengers who cross him. Plagued by incurable schizophrenia, can Moon Knight hold it together to clear out a city riddled with villains? This May, two of comics’ biggest talents...

Moon Knight heads to Los Angeles as a one-man Avengers team to dissolve a criminal syndicate tearing the City of Angels apart. Except there will be no warm welcome, because once word gets out about Marc Spector’s arrival, the mastermind behind La’s crime circuit will stop at nothing to make an example of any Avengers who cross him. Plagued by incurable schizophrenia, can Moon Knight hold it together to clear out a city riddled with villains? This May, two of comics’ biggest talents reunite to redraw, and redefine one of Marvel’s Big Shots, only in Moon Knight #1! Moon Knight #1 (MAR110697) Moon Knight #1 Ramos Variant (MAR110699) Moon Knight #1 Hitch Variant (MAR110698) Moon Knight #1 Texiera Variant (MAR110700) Written by Brian Michael Bendis Pencils & Cover by Alex Maleev Variant Cover by Humberto Ramos Variant Cover by Bryan Hitch Variant Cover by Mark Texiera Parental Advisory …$3.99 Foc – 4/11/11, On-Sale 5/4/11...

Here’s your first look at Moon Knight #1, from the Eisner Award-winning creative team of Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev.

Moon Knight heads to Los Angeles as a one-man Avengers team to dissolve a criminal syndicate tearing the City of Angels apart. Except there will be no warm welcome, because once word gets out about Marc Spector’s arrival, the mastermind behind La’s crime circuit will stop at nothing to make an example of any Avengers who cross him. Plagued by incurable schizophrenia, can Moon Knight hold it together to clear out a city riddled with villains? This May, two of comics’ biggest talents reunite to redraw, and redefine one of Marvel’s Big Shots, only in Moon Knight #1!

Moon Knight #1 (MAR110697)

Moon Knight #1 Ramos Variant (MAR110699)

Moon Knight #1 Hitch Variant (MAR110698)

Moon Knight #1 Texiera Variant (MAR110700)

Written by Brian Michael Bendis

Pencils & Cover by Alex Maleev

Variant...

By Michael Pellegrini

Comic Book giant Marvel unveiled the shape of things to come at a C2E2 panel featuring some of the company's top creators.

Joe Quesada led the session in which Brian Michael Bendis, Matt Fraction, C.B. Cebulski, Mark Waid and Jeph Loeb met fans at this weekend's Chicago's Comic and Entertainment Expo and talked about a future full of surprises.

Quesada (pictured right), the recently named chief creative officer of Marvel Entertainment, introduced the panel - making sure to point out the lack of hair on Marvel top writer Brian Michael Bendis and the contrasting fullness of Fraction's hairdo.

Cebulski, senior vice president creator and content developer, started by making the first big announcement regarding the publisher's upcoming year.

"As you know we created the marketing platform called the Marvel Architects, We decided to expand it and really focus on writers and the artists who are driving...

The creative team for Marvel's upcoming Daredevil ongoing has allegedly been leaked. According to Bleeding Cool, the series will be written by Mark Waid and illustrated by Paolo Rivera. Marvel previously confirmed that the title will launch along with two other ongoings as part of its 'Big Shots' initiative. The publisher has already unveiled Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev as the creative team for May's (more)...

Getty Actress and Oscar host Anne Hathaway

Who will win best picture at the Oscars this year? Will “The King’s Speech” reign supreme? Will it be Annette or Natalie? Will we see a lot of red on the carpet, as predicted?

These are some of the questions yet to be answered as we head into tonight’s 83rd Annual Academy Awards, to be broadcast on ABC starting at 8 p.m. Et/ 5 p.m. Pst. Speakeasy will be live-blogging the event starting at 6:30 p.

Marvel Comics have announced a brand new initiative, Big Shots, which spotlights three major launches of all-new ongoing series for the Marvel Universe’s hardest hitting heroes by the comic industry’s top creative talent!

Kicking off with Moon Knight #1 in May, the Eisner Award-winning team of Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev as they delve deep into the psyche of the titular hero and embark on his greatest adventure yet. Then, the world’s most feared vigilante – Frank Castle – returns to clean up the streets of Marvel Universe this June in The Punisher #1, from a blockbuster creative team that will have everybody talking. Finally, Matt Murdock returns to New York this July in Daredevil #1 to reclaim his place in the Marvel Universe. But where does the man known as Daredevil belong?

Marvel are keeping the creative teams behind Daredevil and The Punisher under wraps for now, but have let...

Marvel Comics has announced the 'Big Shots' initiative to promote the launch of three major ongoing series. Kicking off in May, the scheme will spotlight new comics featuring Moon Knight, Daredevil and the Punisher. Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev's Moon Knight #1 is to be the first title launched under the banner. The Punisher #1 will follow in June, before Daredevil #1 rounds off the promotion in July. "Fans are going to love what we have in store with 'Big Shots'," (more)...

Kicking off with Moon Knight #1 in May, the Eisner Award-winning team of Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev as they delve deep into the psyche of the titular hero and embark on his greatest adventure yet. Then, the world’s most feared vigilante – Frank Castle – returns to clean up the streets of Marvel Universe this June in The Punisher #1, from a blockbuster creative team that will have everybody talking. Finally, Matt Murdock returns to New York this July in Daredevil #1 to reclaim his place in the Marvel Universe. But where does the man known as Daredevil belong? “Fans are going to love what we have in store with Big Shots,” said Marvel Editor-in-Chief Axel Alonso. “We’re taking some of the best Marvel characters that we all know and love and sending them in a brand new direction with some Grade A talent. We want to reach a...

The shark attack in the pool in the opening scene was more of an episode storyline you would acquaint with CSI:Miami (TV) than Vegas. But at least it was different, though I didn't much like this episode, it wasn't as explosive and fast paced as the season opener. Yet it did have some redeeming features, such as allowing Wendy (Liz Vassey) to come back to give a proper ending to her character. She will be missed. Also Catherine (Marg Helgenberger) having a "Kodak" moment about her late father. Also the story of casino bosses rivalries is the usual stuff of Vegas and has been covered before in the show. This is Brass's (Paul Guilfoyle) "first shark call out" as he puts it and that was the first of many puns and fishy jokes floating around throughout the whole episode, as was expected. Also got that 'funny' music you associate with...

Screen Australia announced the festivals, special events and conferences it supports reach an audience of 750,000 nationally.

The latest funding round saw 12 successful applicants, including Flickerfest and Tropfest; the round was “very competitive” as the amount requested was 40 percent more than the agency’s available resources of $2.3m.According to marketing manager Kathleen Drumm, the agency is committed to supporting film-related events, even if it faces a declining appropriation.

“While Screen Australia continues to have a declining appropriation, we remain committed to a significant investment in screen culture [...] This triennial investment will provide certainty for their future,” said Drumm.

The events that will receive support are:

Experimenta, which will tour an exhibition of creative digital content Flickerfest Film Festival Flickerfest Tour, which will expand to 36 venues by 2013 Little Big Shots Film Festival and Tour, a children’s festival Melbourne Cinémathèque, with a weekly program to be held at Acmi – in addition...

I have a friend who's a professional paparazzo. Dude makes his living by tailing Hugh Jackman on the Aussie actor's way up to family ski vacations in Vermont and being able to spot celebrities on the streets of New York like he was bit by a radioactive spider spawned by the Gawker Stalker. He can make tens of thousands of dollars off of one pic of Jay-z and Beyonce and then won't get a decent photo for months. Sienna Miller once kicked him in the shins because Jude Law was camera shy, in a bloody awful mood and is British, and therefore can't throw punches unless he's in a bad movie. I've learned a lot about the business from hanging out with this guy. How the vast majority of photo ops are orchestrated by the celebrities themselves, how some attention starved starlets will change outfits three or four times a...

The 2010-11 season is still pretty young, but it's safe to say that it's not going down in TV history as the start of a new golden age.

So far no new series has established itself as a breakout hit or etched itself on the pop-culture landscape. Yes, there have been some popular successes ("Hawaii Five-0," "Mike & Molly") and a few critical darlings ("Boardwalk Empire," "Terriers"), but nothing so far has broken into the Holy-cow-did-you-see-that-last-night club.

The relative lack of buzz around this fall's crop of new shows got us thinking: Which season in the past decade or so has produced the best new TV? There have been two pretty amazing brilliant years, a handful of so-so seasons and a couple of real stinkers. Zap2it ranks the best seasons for new shows since 2000-01 in ascending order:

The strike year: 2007-08

The 2007-08 season started promisingly with a crop...

What do "Brothers & Sisters," "Private Practice," "Castle" and "V" have in common?

They're the only dramas ABC has introduced since the 2006 upfronts that are still on the schedule for next season. Which is why it's so important that the network get a hit out of its crop of new hour-long series.

The six new shows -- "No Ordinary Family," "Detroit 1-8-7," "The Whole Truth," "My Generation," "Body of Proof" and "Off the Map" -- will try to buck a trend among new shows ABC has introduced in the past four seasons. ABC has, by our count, introduced 24 new dramas (not counting summer shows) between 2006-07 and 2009-10. Of those, 13 were off after just one season -- shows like "FlashForward," "Eastwick," "Big Shots" and "Six Degrees." Six more spanned just two seasons.

"Brothers & Sisters," which just wrapped its fourth season, and "Ugly Betty," whose four-year run ended in April, are...

"Lost" is done. "Ugly Betty" was canceled. "Desperate Housewives" and "Grey's" are beginning to seriously show their age. Kelsey Grammer's "Hank" and "Eastwick" were complete failures. "Flash Forward" was a mess and "V" has been a disappointment. "Scrubs" and "Better Off Ted" have sadly been canceled, "Happy Town" has, ahem, happily been canceled, "Romantically Challenged" has been quickly canceled, on and on. I think it's safe to say that ABC is in a bit of flux right now.

On the plus side for the network, "Dancing with the Stars" remains a ratings deliverer, and "The Bachelor" inexplicably is still watched by too many people. "Castle" has turned into a reliable little show for the Alphabet, and Nathan Fillion is actually about to enter the third season of a TV show. The network also found comedy gold in "Modern Family," arguably the best freshman comedy of last year (depending on the day,...

If you're one of the fortunate few who make it big in the television biz, shouldn't you take the opportunity to use that cushy cushion you have built for yourself and take a big risk on something exciting and new? Not if you're one of these big television producers.

Big shots like Shawn Ryan, David E. Kelley, and Shonda Rhimes all have pilots in the can that don't seem to stray much farther from the shows that made them the big shots that they are today.

For instance, Ryan, creator of the groundbreaking FX cop drama 'The Shield,' has another cop drama premiering with Fox called 'Ridealong.' Kelley, the writer/producer behind 'The Practice' and 'Boston Legal,' has created a reality drama for NBC called 'Kindred.' Even Rhimes, the woman behind ABC's 'Grey's Anatomy,' has another medical drama show for ABC called 'Off the Map.

The American Film Institute has named alumnus Robert Mandel dean of the AFI Conservatory, the organization said Tuesday. Mandel, a director whose credits include F/X, School Ties, Big Shots and The Substitute, will fill the position Sam Grogg vacated in June. "First, I want to cement AFI's reputation for being the finest film school in the country," said Mandel, who graduated from AFI in 1979. "I'm so impressed by how far it has come since I've been there."...