Crusoe (tv program)

Yeah, that's Wentworth Miller, at the end of season three, looking to the future, which now seems very very tenuous. The big headline in a Hollywood Reporter story this morning is that "Prison Break" is over, and if you......

Fast National ratings for Friday, Nov. 14, 2008. After last week's shocker, "Ghost Whisperer" scored huge numbers to help CBS win another Friday. Overall, CBS averaged a 6.0 rating/11 share, far ahead of the 3.9/7 for ABC and the 3.3/6 for FOX. NBC's 2....

Sam Neill, who recently starred in Showtime's "The Tudors," will take on another period piece in his next TV gig. Neill, along with Sean Bean ("The Lord of the Rings") and Joss Ackland ("White Mischief"), have joined the cast of NBC's drama "Crusoe," a...

NBC will usher in the 2008-09 season with a big, splashy return for "Heroes," which will end a 9 1/2-month absence from the air in September. The network is turning over its entire prime-time slate on Monday, Sept. 22 to the show, starting with an hour-...

Alicia Silverstone is going to play a mother on TV. Just not that one. Silverstone, who was courted for a recurring role on CBS' "How I Met Your Mother" earlier this season, has taken the lead role in ABC's comedy pilot "Bad Mother's Handbook." NBC,...

"Friday Night Lights" is coming back, "The Office" is spinning off and NBC is going to try to have mostly original programming all year round. Those are some of the highlights from what NBC is calling its "in front" (rather than upfront) schedule...

For all the talk about NBC doing a year-round schedule and it being a bold new way of doing business -- even though it isn't entirely new -- the schedules the network presented Wednesday look pretty conventional. And since there's next to zero footage...

NBC has moved original episodes of the struggling first-year drama "Crusoe" to Saturday nights and given its old time slot to "Lipstick Jungle." Starting on Friday, Dec. 5, the Brooke Shields series "Lipstick Jungle" will move to 9 p.m. on Friday nights,...

Former "Smallville" star Michael Rosenbaum is returning to TV in a comedy pilot at NBC -- but he can't seem to get away from guys who can fly. Rosenbaum, who played Lex Luthor on "Smallville" for seven seasons, has been cast in the Peacock's Justin Adler...