Christopher Reeve is coming back to the small screen!

Not as superman, but as a man with a message for the boy in smallville who will come to be Superman!

posted by Kay Saturday, February 22, 2003

 
Stargate -- next week Daniel is back in an episode written by Teal'c aka Christopher Judge!

posted by Kay Saturday, February 22, 2003

 

"There Goes The Bride" -- Malone and the team are called to investigate when a bride disappears from her wedding celebration, on WITHOUT A TRACE Thursday, Feb. 20 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on CBS.

The groom, Charlie Beckworth, has no explanation when his bride, Audrey, disappears from their wedding reception though it appears that she left with someone she might have known. The team learns, though, that she had a troubled past and that she was being black-mailed by a man who video-taped a recent one-night stand of which Charlie (MacKenzie Astin) was unaware. When they find the man dead at an abandoned building with no trace of Audrey, they begin to suspect that a member of Charlie’s family may be involved in her disappearance.

posted by Kay Thursday, February 20, 2003

 
Tonight on Enterprise:

Wednesday, February 19, 8PM ET/PT
"Crash Landing"

While Archer investigates the mystery of a badly damaged vessel containing the body of a human pilot, Enterprise is attacked by the Suliban and Tholians, a strange new race of hostile aliens, who are intent on seizing the enigmatic vessel.

posted by Kay Wednesday, February 19, 2003

 
NBC’s “Third Watch” (Mondays, 9-10 p.m. ET) drama series will unveil a sneak preview of the new Fleetwood Mac song “Peacekeeper” from the Grammy Award-winning group’s upcoming album in April on the “10-13” episode on Monday, Feb. 24 (9-10 p.m. ET).

In the storyline for the new episode “10-13” (police emergency code for “Officer Down”), a rash of false alarms indicating that police officers are in danger distracts the force from responding to real crimes. In addition, Officer Bosco (Jason Wiles) and Sergeant Cruz (Tia Texada) try to keep their budding romance a secret.

The cut of the new song “Peacekeeper” from the new album “Say You Will” will premiere at the end of the episode.

posted by Kay Wednesday, February 19, 2003

 
Judging Amy, tonight on CBS

"Sixteen Going On Seventeen" – Amy must rule in a custody case of a teenage pop singer whose father feels she has been overexposed, on JUDGING AMY, Tuesday, Feb. 18 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Fred Gerber directed from a script by co-executive producer Alex Taub.

Amy hears a father's petition to seek custody from his ex-wife of their 14-year-old daughter who he believes is being exploited after starring in a sexually seductive music video. Also, Maxine must find a former refugee from the Sudan after he runs away from his foster home. Meanwhile, Gillian anxiously awaits the results of her amniocentesis.

posted by Kay Tuesday, February 18, 2003

 
As many have noticed -- this episode did not air in favor of a special on Michael Jackson's ever changing face. Here's hoping we get to see this episode sooner rather than later!


Veritas: The Quest!


"Heist" -- Juliet goes undercover as a TV reporter to pull off a heist of the ancient Sphere of Archimedes, but she'll have to seduce its owner, a dangerous arms dealer, in order to get into the relic's heavily gated fortress. Meanwhile, Nikko suspects Vincent's allegiance to Veritas may not be true, on "Veritas: The Quest," MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17 (8:00-9:00 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network.

"Veritas: The Quest" stars Alex Carter as Solomon Zond, Ryan Merriman as Nikko Zond, Eric Balfour as Calvin Raines, Cynthia Martells as Maggie Hayes, Cobie Smulders as Juliet Droil with Arnold Vosloo as Vincent Siminou.

Guest starring Aidan Devine as Tollan, Carlo Rota as Rif, Richard Chevolleau as Costa, Pawan Bansal as Pakistani warlord, Tauqir Shah as servant and Sevag Sagherian as limo driver.

posted by Kay Monday, February 17, 2003

 
Tonight on CBS' Still Standing:

David Hasselhoff ("Baywatch") Guest Stars as Gary the Hairdresser
"Still Hairdressing" – Bill and Judy vie over their deeply understanding and nurturing hairdresser, on STILL STANDING, Monday, Feb. 17 (9:30-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Andrew D. Weyman directed the episode written by Ben Wexler.

Judy finds that her hairdresser, Gary (David Hasselhoff), is one of the few people she can confide her feelings to but feels that her sanctuary at the hair salon is threatened when Bill discovers the magical work of Gary and his conditioner.

posted by Kay Monday, February 17, 2003

 


You'll have to wait until Feb 24 for the next episode of Crossing Jodanwhich BUG UNCHARACTERISTICALLY LOSES CONTROL SEARCHING FOR AN IDENTITY FOR 'JOHN DOE' -- The investigation into the brutal death of an unidentified vagrant labeled "John Doe" hits home for Bug (Ravi Kapoor), who sets out on an unorthodox, Jordan-esque mission to uncover the man's identity and find his murderer. Despite Jordan's (Jill Hennessy) advice to let the police handle the case, a relentless Bug uses his forensic skills to track the "John Doe's" final steps and uncovers more than he bargained for. Meanwhile, Garret (Miguel Ferrer) investigates the shooting death of a Boston detective allegedly testifying against his fellow officers, which the DA (guest star Susan Gibney) wants to label a suicide.

posted by Kay Monday, February 17, 2003