Miss Match, at 9 ET / 8 CT TONIGHT on NBC.

Miss Match, which previously aired in the 8 ET / 7 CT time slot has been moved to an hour later with hopes it will attract a bigger and better audience, here's hoping that the short notice on the move doesn't keep fans from finding the show.

posted by Kay Friday, October 10, 2003

 

X-Files Season 8 is coming on DVD! Check Out the Details!

posted by Kay Thursday, October 09, 2003

 

Join the Hercules DVD Street Team and get access to cool stuff like these clips (there are more just waiting for you to check them out on the main page of the street team):

Kevin Sorbo Commentary
Hercules misses the boat to Atlantis Play Clip
Is that a real stunt... PIG?! Play Clip
Hercules the Soapy s(t)ud - Sorbo on set design Play Clip
Hercules can't stay beefy... and horny forever Play Clip

posted by Kay Thursday, October 09, 2003

 
Lyon's Den

This show has such great potential... and in each episode there are scenes that hint at that potential. This past week Rob Lowe brought an empty chair front and center, and a character who's face we never saw became a shining star, with a brilliant life.

Here's hoping the show lives up to the potential -- and here's to Rob Lowe for taking a risk, leaving the West Wing and trying his hand in the Lyon's Den.

posted by Kay Wednesday, October 08, 2003

 
Tonight on NBC:

THE WEST WING -- JEFFERSON LIVES

FIREWORKS AND CONFIRMATION OF VICE PRESIDENT CANDIDATE LIGHT UP WHITE HOUSE; GARY COLE AND WILLIAM DEVANE GUEST-STAR

As a White House Fourth of July ceremony nears following a harrowing chapter in the nation's history, Bartlet (Martin Sheen) endures the painful process of nominating a proper candidate for vice president -- but his first choice is his secretary of state (guest star William Devane, "Knots Landing") who faces a nasty uphill fight for approval. Elsewhere, Amy (Mary-Louise Parker) champions the reclusive First Lady's (Stockard Channing) violence prevention provisions for an upcoming bill while Abby(Stockard Channing) withdraws from her husband after the Qumari assassination is exposed. In addition, a frustrated Josh (Bradley Whitford) reacts when he is confronted by Amy (Mary-Louise Parker) and Donna (Janel Moloney) is appalled by the new intern Ryan (Jesse Bradford). John Spencer, Richard Schiff, Allison Janney, Dule Hill, Joshua Malina and Lily Tomlin also star.

posted by Kay Wednesday, October 08, 2003

 
Tonight on UPN:


Enterprise: Boarding a damaged Vulcan vessel adrift in an asteroid field, Archer and his team discover that the remaining crew have mutated into violent, zombie-like creatures, and when T'Pol begins to succumb to the mutation, the crew must fight their way out before they lose T'Pol forever. Unaware of their shipmates' peril, Mayweather and Trip take a shuttle and attempt to mine one of the bigger asteroids of a protective ore to insulate the ship.

Tonight on Jake 2.0

After capturing a ruthless, wealthy computer terrorist code-name DuMont, Jake convinces the NSA he’s the perfect geek for the job of heading overseas to impersonate DuMont and infiltrate his international gang of cyber terrorists.

posted by Kay Wednesday, October 08, 2003

 
Tonight on CBS, "NAVY NCIS," When a Navy Commander's bullet-riddled body washes ashore along with the bodies of two drug traffickers, the NCIS team must determine if there's a connection.

The Guardian: "The Line" -- Lulu reconsiders her move to Berkeley when Alvin meddles in her business and L.S.P. goes through some significant changes, on THE GUARDIAN.

Still short on help, Alvin goes behind Lulu's back in order to keep her there a few months longer. However, the plan backfires for Alvin when he interferes in a delicate case Nick is handling involving a young runaway who was once Alvin's client. Meanwhile, Nick gets caught in the middle between a father and son who want him to finalize a simple merger of the family department store. However, the deal becomes severely complicated when it's learned that the son has tried to cover up a class-action lawsuit from several African-American customers.


And on Judging Amy: "Ex Parte of Five" -- Conflict erupts between Amy and Maxine when they disagree on a child’s competency to serve as a witness in Amy’s courtroom.

Amy must decide whether a young girl who witnessed the murder of her brother is competent to testify at trial. When Amy decides the girl can take the witness stand, Maxine accuses Amy of putting the law before the welfare of children. Meanwhile, when Amy learns Lauren is slacking off in her schoolwork, she blames the teacher, only to discover that she could be doing a better job as a parent. Also, Kyle is faced with his own sobriety when he must treat a drunk driver who killed a fellow hospital colleague.


MICHAEL DAMIAN RETURNS TO THE CBS DAYTIME DRAMA
"THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS"
Michael Damian will reprise his role as Danny Romalotti on a recurring basis on the CBS daytime drama THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS. He begins taping on October 8 for broadcast beginning November 14.

"We're really excited to have Michael return to the show," said Executive Producer David Shaughnessy. "He was enormously popular with viewers when he previously portrayed Danny Romalotti from 1981-1998 and for one episode in September 2002."

His return to Genoa City will involve the characters of Christine Williams (Lauralee Bell), Paul Williams (Doug Davidson) and Phyllis Summers (Michelle Stafford).

Michael Damian, who appeared in the theatrical motion picture "Justice," was spotted by the producers of THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS when he performed his 1981 hit, "She Did It," on "American Bandstand." They created the role of rock ’n’ roll musician Danny Romalotti for him, and he made his debut in March 1981. His television credits also include recurring roles in the series "Fly Man" and "Facts of Life." He made numerous appearances on "Dance Fever" and "American Bandstand" and has co-hosted "Friday Night Videos." He also starred in the television film "The Cold Heart of a Killer," on the CBS Television Network, and on Broadway as Joseph in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat." He also toured with the play’s National Company to Los Angeles, San Francisco and Chicago. Damian co-produced his album Where Do We Go from Here? with his brothers, Tom and Larry. The album spawned three Top 30 singles, including "Rock On," which went gold.

On a related note, Andromeda fans caught a reference to The Young and the Restless in the season premiere, a gentle way for the Andromeda cast to recognize former cast member Keith Hamilton Cobb's move to Genoa City.

posted by Kay Tuesday, October 07, 2003

 



Tonight on the WB:

Everwood -- East Meets West

Linda (Marcia Cross) opens her office and begins offering patients alternative therapies like acupuncture and herbal remedies, practices that unnerve her traditional brother. Elsewhere, Delia gets a new sitter; Amy gets asked out; Nina seeks legal advice for a personal matter; and Andy tries to help a grieving parent cope with his loss.

posted by Kay Monday, October 06, 2003