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Comic-Con 2010: 'Smallville's' farewell to the fans and 'Human Target's' trio expands
Show Tracker"Smallville," we hardly knew ye Has it really been 10 years since we, and Comic-Con, were introduced to teenage Clark Kent, Lana Lang, Lex Luthor, Chloe Sullivan and the rest of the gang living in Smallville, Kan.? Well, no, it's...... -
COMIC-CON 2010: 'Human Target' expands its cast of characters
The Hero ComplexYou know a show has become a part of the pop-culture consciousness when someone attends Comic-Con dressed as a character from the series. By that test, Fox's "Human Target" has officially made it: A woman actually turned up as Jackie...... -
This week: Hurricane Katrina specials; summer finales for ‘Burn Notice,’ ‘Royal Pains’; ‘Big Brother’ ejects two; Liz Taylor on TCM
The TV Guy - Orlando SentinelTelevision will mark the fifth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina in a big way this week. The most ambitious program is Spike Lee’s “If God Is Willing and Da Creek Don’t Rise,” a continuation of his “When the Levees Broke: A... -
ABC Casts Slew of Actors in Dramas
Zap2It.comA busy day on the pilot-casting front has landed a number of well-known actors, including Chi McBride, Ving Rhames and Samaire Armstrong, in ABC drama projects. McBride, coming off "The Nine" at ABC, will star with Lee Pace in the offbeat drama...Tags: Literature, Boston Public (tv program) , Lee Pace, Bailee Madison, Ving Rhames
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'Waiting ...'
Times Staff WriterWorking food service should be mandatory for all citizens, like jury duty or paying taxes. It teaches young people humility and demonstrates humanity at its worst, making most subsequent jobs seem easy by comparison. Staying at such jobs for too long,...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Kaitlin Doubleday, Anna Faris, Movies, Justin Long
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'Roll Bounce'
![Teen pictures in which kids square off in a competition form a genre unto themselves, yet the warm and wise "Roll Bounce" confounds all expectations. Writer Norman Vance Jr. and director Malcolm D. Lee dare to suggest that winning may not be everything, that a father-and-son relationship may actually be more important than a skate-off, and that it's possible to set a film in 1978 without drowning it in nostalgia and dated fads. "Roll Bounce" sports Afros and bell-bottoms yet doesn't overdo them and always has the feeling of happening in the here and now.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2005-09/19606119.jpg "Teen pictures in which kids square off in a competition form a genre unto themselves, yet the warm and wise "Roll Bounce\" confounds all expectations. Writer Norman Vance Jr. and director Malcolm D. Lee dare to suggest that winning may not be everything, that a father-and-son relationship may actually be more important than a skate-off, and that it's possible to set a film in 1978 without drowning it in nostalgia and dated fads. \"Roll Bounce\" sports Afros and bell-bottoms yet doesn't overdo them and always has the feeling of happening in the here and now.")
Times Staff WriterTeen pictures in which kids square off in a competition form a genre unto themselves, yet the warm and wise "Roll Bounce" confounds all expectations. Writer Norman Vance Jr. and director Malcolm D. Lee dare to suggest that winning may not be everything,...Tags: Family, Trips and Vacations, Kellita Smith, Jurnee Smollett, Khleo Thomas
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'Six Degrees' of Pickups for ABC
Zap2It.comABC, which has brought itself out of the ratings doldrums the past two seasons, apparently won't be content to coast on its successes come fall. The network is giving the green light to six new shows -- three dramas and three comedies -- for the 2006-...Tags: Literature, Becker (tv program), Crimes, Notes from the Underbelly (tv program), Bank Robbery
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ABC Takes 'The Nine' Hostage
Zap2It.comIt may be a while before anyone finds out what happened to "The Nine" inside that bank. ABC has pulled the critically acclaimed but ratings-challenged series from its schedule effective immediately. A special edition of "20/20" will take its place on...Tags: 20 (tv program), ABC (tv network), Lost (tv program), Theft, Kim Raver
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TV Gal Shares Her Pony Analogy
Zap2It.comLet me review for you my pony analogy. When I was a little girl, I wanted a pony and every Christmas I truly believed this would be the year I would walk downstairs and see Casey (yes I had named my imaginary pony) calmly hanging out in the living room...Tags: Literature, Steve Carell, Rescue Me (tv program), Henry Ian Cusick, Crimes
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Review: 'The Nine'
!["The Nine" pins you to your seat with its first episode. Crisp writing that shows more than it tells, taut direction and several really good performances make it easily one of the best pilots to come along this season.](http://www.zap2it.com/media/alternatethumbnails/story/2006-10/25696217.jpg ""The Nine\" pins you to your seat with its first episode. Crisp writing that shows more than it tells, taut direction and several really good performances make it easily one of the best pilots to come along this season.")
Zap2It.com"The Nine" pins you to your seat with its first episode. Crisp writing that shows more than it tells, taut direction and several really good performances make it easily one of the best pilots to come along this season. What makes me so excited about...Tags: John Billingsley, Crimes, Dana Davis, Bank Robbery, ABC (tv network)
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'I, Robot'
![In "I, Robot," a new science fiction potboiler starring Will Smith, androids see and speak no evil. With humans calling the shots, however, they hear plenty. Designed along the articulated lines of wooden artists' mannequins, the robots serve their mortal masters, effortlessly performing tasks that were once the preserve of illegal immigrants and nonunion labor. But there's a kink in this machine world: consciousness. One robot has begun to reason, dream and even doubt. More disturbing, yet another robot, or maybe two, seems to have written a Hollywood script and hijacked a major studio production.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2004-07/13433503.jpg "In "I, Robot,\" a new science fiction potboiler starring Will Smith, androids see and speak no evil. With humans calling the shots, however, they hear plenty. Designed along the articulated lines of wooden artists' mannequins, the robots serve their mortal masters, effortlessly performing tasks that were once the preserve of illegal immigrants and nonunion labor. But there's a kink in this machine world: consciousness. One robot has begun to reason, dream and even doubt. More disturbing, yet another robot, or maybe two, seems to have written a Hollywood script and hijacked a major studio production.")
Times Staff WriterIn "I, Robot," a new science fiction potboiler starring Will Smith, androids see and speak no evil. With humans calling the shots, however, they hear plenty. Designed along the articulated lines of wooden artists' mannequins, the robots serve their mortal...Tags: Cinema Industry, Science and Technology, James Cromwell, Isaac Asimov, Fencing
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Mercury Rising
FOR THE TIMESFriday April 3, 1998 Here's something you don't see every day, a movie about a righteous, stubbornly independent lawman who gets in trouble with his department and has to evade his own arrest while chasing down the real bad guys. Not every day, more...Tags: Defense, Miko Hughes, John Barry, Gaming, Movies
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