Chat with Kevin Sorbo!

Got any questions for Hercules? USA Today will be featuring a chat with Kevin Sorbo at usatoday.com. Submit your questions now! The chat will take place Tuesday, October 21, 5 p.m. ET

The former Hercules actor now heads up the crew of Andromeda making him one very busy man. So take advantage of his finding some time to chat.

posted by Kay Saturday, October 18, 2003

 

8 simple rules... CATE'S PARENTS HELP CONSOLE THEIR DAUGHTER AND GRANDCHILDREN AS THEY GRIEVE OVER THE LOSS OF FAMILY PATRIARCH PAUL, ON ABC'S "8 SIMPLE RULES FOR DATING MY TEENAGE DAUGHTER" November 4 in a special 1 hour episode.

James Garner and Suzanne Pleshette Guest Star as Cate's Parents in the One-Hour Episode
"Goodbye" - After learning of the unexpected death of Paul, Cate and the kids must each deal with the loss of the beloved patriarch of the Hennessy family in their own way. To help console the family, Cate's parents - who are separated -- put aside their marital differences and help the family through their time of need. James Garner and Suzanne Pleshette guest star as Cate's parents, on a special one-hour episode of "8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter," TUESDAY, NOV. 4 (8:00-9:00 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network.

"8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter" stars Katey Sagal as Cate Hennessy, Kaley Cuoco as Bridget Hennessy, Amy Davidson as Kerry Hennessy and Martin Spanjers as Rory Hennessy.

posted by Kay Friday, October 17, 2003

 

Who is stealing the show?

David Conrad joins the cast of NBC’s new drama series “Miss Match” as Michael Mendelsohn, an architect who is recruited by Kate (Alicia Silverstone), as a potential match for one of her clients, whom she takes a particular interest in.

A graduate of the highly esteemed Juilliard School of the Arts, Conrad landed his first professional roles in New York’s independent film world. He also was active on stage, appearing in “Troilus & Cressida” at the American Place Theatre in New York, “The Deep Blue Sea” by Terrance Rattigan at the Roundabout theater and the American premiere of “Indian Ink” by Tom Stoppard at ACT.

Since then, Conrad has enjoyed success in both the feature and television worlds. On the big screen, he earned roles in “Men of Honor” opposite Robert De Niro and Cuba Gooding Jr., “The Weekend” and “Return to Paradise” starring Vince Vaughn and Joquin Phoenix. His television career began in earnest as the lead of “Relativity” opposite Kimberly Williams. Subsequently, he gained lead roles in “A Season for Miracles,” “Time Tunnel,” and recurring roles on “Roswell” and the critically acclaimed series “Boston Public.”

posted by Kay Friday, October 17, 2003

 
Tonight on ABC:

THE PATRIOT ACT IS CALLED INTO QUESTION WHEN THE TEAM
INVESTIGATES A DOMESTIC BOMBER, ON ABC'S "THREAT MATRIX"
"Patriot Acts" - Kilmer and his team search for a domestic terrorist bomber who is targeting several large universities. But when Mo's lifelong friend, Amir, is named as a suspect and his career is placed in jeopardy, Mo is forced to question his own choices, as well as the viability of the Patriot Act, on "Threat Matrix," THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16 (8:00-9:00 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network.

"Threat Matrix" stars James Denton as John Kilmer, Kelly Rutherford as Frankie Ellroy Kilmer, Will Lyman at Colonel Roger Atkins, Anthony Azizi as Mo, Kurt Caceres as Tim Vargas, Mahershalalhashbaz Ali as Jelani and Melora Walters as Lia Larkins.

Guest starring are Shoshannah Stern as Holly, Russell Sams as Trevor, Rowan Finnegan as Patrick, Anne Judson-Yager as Genny, Andrew Cappelletti as Terrence Prokop, Veralyn Jones as Janet Nardino, Albert Owens as Charlie Skouras, Lisa Severyn, Hira Ambrosino and Colby French as the reporters, Michael Aronov as Amir Abadiyah, Michael Massee as Clifford Prokop, Shant Marashlian and Jameel Esmeirat as the Arab teens and Nasser Saadat as the Muslim cleric.

posted by Kay Thursday, October 16, 2003

 


Tonight on CBS:

"Prodigy" -- Malone and the team search for a brilliant but complicated 14-year old Russian violinist when she disappears after a rehearsal for an important concert appearance.

After Natasha Tzetcovich goes missing, the team discovers that she was having panic attacks from the pressure she felt from her immigrant parents to perform. They also learn that she was involved with the son of her manager, a troubled boy who was supplying her with drugs, who also disappeared at the same time as Natasha. Another suspect is a strange man that her parents may have known from the old country who has been stalking the girl and sending e-mails from every city in which she has played in the last year.

posted by Kay Thursday, October 16, 2003

 
Tonight on UPN:


First up on Enterprise:

"Exile"
From light years away, a powerful telepathic alien, Tarquin, mentally contacts Hoshi and convinces Archer to let Hoshi briefly visit his isolated planet in exchange for crucial information on the Xindi. Convinced he's found his new soul mate, Tarquin has no intention of letting Hoshi leave and threatens to destroy Enterprise when they return to collect their linguist.

Then on Jake 2.0:

Despite concern that he’s a walking target with the millions of dollars of nanites in his body, Jake convinces his superiors that he’s entitled to a "life" and attends his best friend’s wedding, but the NSA’s worst fears might be realized when Jake suspects an assassin has infiltrated the wedding party and is stalking him.

And after Jake 2.0 airs in the Eastern and Central time zones, hop back online and join the UPN chat with star Christopher Gorham.

Not in the mood for an hour long show? Sitcom feel more like your pace tonight? Check out Becker, back on CBS for its second episode of the 6th season.

Dates & Nuts
Chris pressures John into setting a time and a place for their first date, only to have it interrupted by a medical emergency; Hector talks Jake into making some extra money by participating in a drug test that goes terribly awry; Linda makes Margaret feel guilty about getting out of paying a traffic ticket.

posted by Kay Wednesday, October 15, 2003

 

Tuesday's are shaping up to be a great night on Television with:

Navy *NCIS on CBS: When a seaman’s body is discovered under strange circumstances, Gibbs and his team are dispatched to a destroyer to investigate. The intense investigation proves there was no foul play, but there is conclusive evidence that the sailor was deeply involved in an addictive Wizards and Warriors role-playing game. Now, Gibbs and DiNozzo must find out just how addicted the sailor was and what lengths he went to in order to exact his revenge on his archrival--another sailor on board the destroyer.

The Guardian on CBS: A caucasian couple hires the Fallins to sue their fertility clinic when their child is born African-American. Meanwhile, Burton, who is trying to adjust to living with Shannon, feels that the young girl lacks a female presence in her life and decides to hire a nanny to look after her.

One Tree Hill on the WB: Haley (Bethany Joy Lenz) convinces Lucas (Chad Michael Murray) to go with the team to an after-party at Nathan's (James Lafferty) beach house in the hopes that the guys will become closer. When Lucas sees the wealth that was denied him, he finally confronts his mother, Karen (Moira Kelly), about why she let Dan (Paul Johansson) ignore them. Meanwhile, when Nathan's mom (guest star, Barbara Alyn Woods) returns home to find a very angry son, she turns to Karen for advice.

Judging Amy on CBS: Amy’s courtroom turns into a media circus when she oversees the trial of a celebrity athlete accused of raping a young woman. Meanwhile, Maxine steps in when a mother tries to protect her children from biohazards to the point of parental abuse, and Kyle attempts to convince the grandmother of a brain-dead child to donate his organs to a young girl in need of a transplant.

posted by Kay Tuesday, October 14, 2003

 

Tonight on Everwood:

When Andy (Treat Williams) invites Linda Abbott (Marcia Cross) over for dinner to discuss a patient, Delia (Vivien Cardone) lashes out through foul language, but it is an enlightened Ephram who figures out the cause of his sister's bad behavior, thanks to insight provided by Madison (Sarah Lancaster). Amy's (Emily Van Camp) depression deepens, but when her therapist recommends medication, Dr. Abbott (Tom Amandes) refuses to write a prescription to help his daughter cope with Colin's death.

posted by Kay Monday, October 13, 2003

 

Dark Angel Season 2 on DVD October 21!

posted by Kay Monday, October 13, 2003

 

Tonight on The Lyon's Den -- THINGS SHE SAID

JACK IS ON TRACK TO DEFEND AN AMBITIOUS FEMALE FASHION EXEC ACCUSED OF SEXUAL HARASSMENT -- Jack (Rob Lowe) and Ariel (Elizabeth Mitchell) go to New York to represent a famous, ambitious and sexually ambiguous fashion executive (guest star Brenda Strong) who is accused of sexual harassment by a former worker -- but Jack is pressured by the clothing firm's board to arrange for a settlement. Back in Washington, D.C., Grant (Kyle Chandler) grows jealous of Ariel teaming with Jack while she ponders the threat of their past intimate e-mails being retrieved and exposed. Elsewhere, Riley (Matt Craven) feels responsible when he blows off a desperate former classmate whose descent into substance abuse was triggered by an experimental drug. James Pickens Jr., Frances Fisher and David Krumholtz also star.

posted by Kay Sunday, October 12, 2003