Former “General Hospital” actress Jaime Ray Newman (ex-Kristina Davis) is heading to A&E’s “Bates Motel” for a major recurring role in the upcoming fourth season of the hit series, reports Deadline.
An all-new season of FOX’s “Hell’s Kitchen” kicks off on Friday, January 15 and “The Young and the Restless'” Sean Carrigan (Stitch Rayburn) will appear in an upcoming episode as a celebrity diner as host Gordon Ramsay dishes terror among the 18 new chefs competing through an abundance of grueling challenges in order to win the title of Head Chef at BLT Steak, a premier restaurant in Bally’s Las Vegas.
After terrorizing Genoa City for half the year with everyone wondering who killed some of “The Young and the Restless'” most beautiful people, actor Chris McKenna (ex-Detective Mark Harding) announced that he’ll next appear on an upcoming episode of CBS’ “NCIS: New Orleans.”
Former “One Life to Live” actor Josh Casaubon (ex-D.A. Hugh Hughes) will soon be taking up cooking class on Freeform’s (the new name for ABC Family beginning January 12, 2016) “Young & Hungry,” reports TV Insider.
Aloha! “General Hospital” alum Ingo Rademacher (ex-Jasper “Jax” Jacks) is returning to “Hawaii Five-0” for a multiple-episode guest spot.
Kristoff St. John and Victoria Rowell, the duo who played Neil and Drucilla Winters on “The Young and the Restless” for over a decade, are back together again in a new project — the UPtv movie “A Baby for Christmas,” airing Sunday, December 13 at 7 pm and 9 pm. And St. John says it was a “joyous” reunion.
Although not your traditional 22 episode full season, CBS has ordered seven additional installments of “Supergirl,” giving the freshman a full season consisting of 20 episodes.
“The Young and the Restless'” Greg Rikaart (Kevin Fisher) will soon be pulling double duty after booking a multi-episode arc on TNT’s “Major Crimes,” reports TVLine.
Although she’ll soon be gracing our screens once again as Sami Brady on “Days of our Lives” in the coming weeks, actress Alison Sweeney will no longer appear in primetime as host of NBC’s “The Biggest Loser,” it was announced today by the show’s producers. Sweeney had hosted the program for 13 consecutive cycles, taking over from Caroline Rhea in 2007.
In addition to the previously reported untitled Cain and Abel themed soapy family drama that the network gave a put pilot order to on Friday, Deadline is reporting that NBC has bought family drama “The Bourbon Kings,” based on the best-selling novel of the same name by J.R. Ward, and “Talent,” a family oriented soap opera following a music prodigy who is dealing with the murder of his one true love in a unique way. Both projects are in development for the 2016-17 television season.
