NBC unveils new fall schedule with the addition of eight new shows and a multitude of returning hits for the 2019-20 season.
NBC hands record-breaking 21st season order to "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit," starring Mariska Hargitay and "All My Children" alum Kelli Giddish.
When CBS announced earlier this year that it had picked up a new drama series from <strong>Vince Gilligan</strong> (“Breaking Bad”) and <strong>David Shore</strong> (“House”), and that it would star former "All My Children" actor <strong>Josh Duhamel</strong> (ex-Leo du Pres), "Guiding Light's" <strong>Aubrey Dollar</strong> (ex-Marina Cooper) and <strong>Dean Winters</strong> ("Oz," "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit"), the network would only say that the series, "Battle Creek," would air sometime in midseason. Last week the network announced that the series will air on Sundays at 10:00 PM ET/PT, beginning <strong>March 1</strong>. The series replaces "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation," which currently occupies the timeslot and will air its season finale two weeks prior to the launch of "Battle Creek."
Portraying Fenmore Baldwin on CBS' "The Young and the Restless," <strong>Max Ehrich</strong> has always given off a boy next door type feel, even when his daytime character was reaching dark places. However, on "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit," Ehrich will be going darker than ever before as a college student accused of sexually assaulting a supposedly innocent coed on the <strong>Wednesday, October 22</strong> episode entitled "Pornstar's Requiem."
On the <strong>Wednesday, October 1</strong> episode of NBC's "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit," entitled "American Disgrace," former "One Life to Live" star <strong>Kelley Missal</strong> (ex-Dani Manning) will appear as an alleged rape victim of pro basketball star Shakir “The Shark” Wilkins (guest star <strong>Henry Simmons</strong>; "NYPD Blue," "Another World"). In the episode, Orion press rep Carla Cannon (Missal) tells reporters she was raped by Wilkins. When more women come forward, Benson (<strong>Mariska Hargitay</strong>) and Detective Carisi (guest star <strong>Peter Scanavino</strong>) disagree on the authenticity of each woman’s story, and Barba (<strong>Raul Esparza</strong>) takes a shaky case to court.
Co-creator of “American Horror Story: Freak Show,” Ryan Murphy, shared some very exciting news today: “All My Children” alum Finn Wittrock (Damon Miller) is the newest cast member to join the show!
Having catapulted to the number one spot in the 18-49 demo and experienced double digit improvement in many time slots, NBC has announced its upcoming fall 2014-2015 primetime schedule. The network is introducing a portfolio of new content that will be joining veteran shows “About a Boy,” “The Blacklist,” “Chicago Fire,” “Chicago P.D.,” “Grimm,” “Hannibal,” “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit,” “Parenthood,” “Parks and Recreation,” “America Ninja Warrior,” “America’s Got Talent,” "The Biggest Loser," “Celebrity Apprentice,” “Hollywood Game Night” and “The Voice.”
The OnLine Network has announced that Paula Garces (ex-Pilar Santos, "Guiding Light"), best known for her portrayal of Maria in the “Harold & Kumar” film franchise has joined the cast of the networks “All My Children.”
NBC pulls back the curtain with an exclusive backstage pass of the network’s new and returning series for Fall 2012, hosted by Matthew Perry and the cast of NBC’s new comedy “Go On,” in “The NBC Primetime Preview Show.”
According to ABC Soaps in Depth, "General Hospital" has cast actor Christian Monzon in the recurring role of Eddie Cabrera - the onscreen husband of Delores Padilla (portrayed by Rebeka Montoya). While the character had been discussed on numerous occasions for several months, it wasn't clear if he would ever be seen. A first airdate is set for the week of April 16.