Tonight on Stargate SG-1

Grace
Carter's mission to retrieve the Prometheus takes an unexpected turn when she starts hallucinating after awakening to find herself the ship's sole passenger.

And don't miss the last guaranteed new episode of The Handler on CBS.

The show is being pulled from the line-up, and looks doubtful to return.

Acts of Congress
Joe and his crew go undercover to investigate a senator who is suspected of murdering a female intern (Erin Torpey) with whom he was having an affair. The probe begins when the senator's attorney arrives in L.A. to meet with the dead girl's roommate who wants cash in order to keep quiet about the illicit relationship. Naomi: Mary Kay Place. Lily: Anna Belknap. Heather: Lola Glaudini.

posted by Kay Friday, January 16, 2004

 

“Crossing Jordan” will return to NBC’s primetime schedule for its third season in March on Sundays (10-11 p.m. ET). In the new season, Jennifer Finnigan (“The Bold and the Beautiful”) joins the cast in the recurring role of a feisty, spirited medical student beginning her pathology residency.

This season, the series takes a turn toward the procedural aspects of the world of coroners and cops, with Jill Hennessy (NBC’s “Law & Order”) starring as Dr. Jordan Cavanaugh, a sexy, smart and fearless Boston medical examiner with a checkered professional past and a penchant for investigating unsolved crimes. Jordan’s greatest ally is Dr. Garret Macy (Miguel Ferrer, “Traffic”), who does his best to offer guidance and support to his most defiant employee. Also carrying out forensic investigations is Dr. Peter Winslow (Ivan Sergei, “The Opposite of Sex”), whose past lapses in work ethic make this job his last chance in his chosen profession.

Adding a fresh dimension to the coroner’s office is pathology resident Dr. Devan Maguire (two time daytime Emmy-winner Jennifer Finnigan), whose eagerness to learn the ropes pushes her colleagues to their limits. Finnigan, a native of Montreal, Canada, attracted a corps of loyal viewers in her racy role as Bridget Forrester on the daytime drama, “The Bold and the Beautiful.”

Jerry O’Connell (“Kangaroo Jack”) reprises his prominent recurring role of Detective Woody Hoyt. As the maturing Wisconsin native who’s determined to do his job properly while earning Jordan’s trust, Hoyt works hand-in-hand with the coroners to bring closure to the families of murder victims and to bring the guilty to justice.

Additional support for the cop and coroner team is provided by grief counselor Lily Lebowski (Kathryn Hahn, “How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days,” “Win a Date with Tad Hamilton!”), forensic entomologist “Bug” (Ravi Kapoor, “Gideon’s Crossing”) and criminalist Nigel (Steve Valentine, “The Muse”).

posted by Kay Wednesday, January 14, 2004

 
Tonight on CBS:

Navy NCIS:

"Eye Spy"
When a Navy Commander turns up dead on a beach, the only witness Gibbs and his team have is a nude sunbather.

Judging Amy:
"Dancing in the Dark"

After a disastrous first date with Assistant District Attorney David McClaren, Amy crosses paths with him again when she oversees a case he is prosecuting in criminal court. Meanwhile, Maxine also ventures into the dating world when she accepts a date with her new gardener to go salsa dancing.

Cheech Marin guest stars.

posted by Kay Tuesday, January 13, 2004

 
The latest direct from the WB!

One Tree Hill on TRL

This Friday, January 16, the cast of One Tree Hill will once again bring traffic to a halt in the heart of Manhattan with another appearance on MTV's "Total Request Live" on their Breakout Stars Week.
For more information check out MTV's TRL site and be sure to tune in Friday @ 5 p.m.(ET/PT), 4 p.m.(CT)

Check out the video and view the gallery from their last appearance on MTV's TRL.
Watch the frenzy | View the gallery

(The Description from MTV says: Friday 1.16, We break out of Breakout Stars with a hand delivered Murphy Lee premiere, the cast of 'One Tree Hill' & a Katy Rose set.)

January 20, on One Tree Hill:

After Whitey (Barry Corbin) cancels basketball practice, Brooke (Sophia Bush) convinces Lucas (Chad Michael Murray) to let loose and takes him out for a wild night out on the town. Meanwhile, Deb (Barbara Allyn Woods) instructs Dan (Paul Johansson) to take Nathan (James Lafferty) away for a father-son weekend to try and rebuild their relationship, but things don't go exactly as she had hoped.

posted by Kay Tuesday, January 13, 2004