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Playing season 1 Michael Burnham again was hard for Sonequa Martin-Green, but a phenomenal gift to show her growth. Sonequa Martin-Green faced the hopelessness Burnham's past self felt in Star Trek: Discovery season 5. The experience highlighted how far Michael Burnham has come, and Sonequa thanks to the writers and the show.

Sonequa Martin-Green opens up about how hard it was to play the season 1 version of Michael Burnham again in Star Trek: Discovery season 5. Captain Michael Burnham came face-to-face and even fought her past self in the time travel-centric Star Trek: Discovery season 5, episode 4, "Face the Strange," which was written by Sean Cochran and directed by Lee Rose. Past and future Burnham meeting each other hammered home to Michael and to the audience just how far she has come in Star Trek: Discovery's 5 seasons.

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Warning: Contains Spoilers for Star Trek: Discovery season 5, episode 4, "Face the Strange."

Captain Burnham's encounter with her past self in Star Trek: Discovery season 5, episode 4 mirrors Kirk's battle with his doppelganger. Burnham's growth on Discovery highlights similarities to Kirk's brash, action-oriented command style from Star Trek: The Original Series. In Discovery season 5, Burnham's quest for a powerful treasure brings her closer to the spirit of exploration shared by Kirk in Star Trek.

Captain Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green) already has a lot in common with Captain James T. Kirk (William Shatner), but fighting herself in Star Trek: Discovery season 5, episode 4 makes her even more like the Captain of the Enterprise. In its fifth and final season, Star Trek: Discovery follows Captain Burnham and the crew of the USS Discovery as they set out in search of a powerful treasure that could reveal secrets about the creation of all humanoid life. With...

The Temporal Wars revealed in Star Trek: Discovery had lasting impacts on key events in the Star Trek universe. Time bugs like the Krenim chronophage from Voyager can trap starships in loops, impacting future conflicts. The Guardian of Forever was a key weapon in the Temporal Wars, with implications for characters like Georgiou.

Star Trek: Discovery has demonstrated how dangerous the Temporal Wars were, by revealing three things about its lasting impact on the Star Trek universe. Introduced in Star Trek: Enterprise, the Temporal Wars were a major conflict between various powers, including the Federation, that took place across the entire Star Trek timeline. In Star Trek: Discovery season 5, episode 4, "Face the Strange", written by Sean Cochran and directed by Lee Rose, Captain Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green) and the crew of the USS Discovery become victims of a Krenim chronophage, a deadly weapon left over from the Temporal Wars.

The...

Warning: Contains Spoilers for Star Trek: Discovery, season 5, episode 4, "Face the Strange".

Reflections on the evolution from mutineer to captain in Star Trek: Discovery parallel David Bowie's "Changes" lyrics. Burnham & Stamets face their past selves in "Face the Strange," with ties to David Bowie's song. The 32nd century move allowed Discovery to break free from canon, echoing Bowie's artistic reinvention.

Star Trek: Discovery season 5, episode 4, "Face the Strange" has a perfect link to the legendary musician David Bowie. Written by Sean Cochran and directed by Lee Rose, "Face the Strange" forces Captain Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green) and Commander Paul Stamets (Anthony Rapp) to reflect on the changes they've experienced across five seasons of Star Trek: Discovery. By reflecting on her journey from mutineer to starship captain, Burnham is able to destroy the time bug and send the USS Discovery back to the 32nd century to continue their search for the Progenitors' technology.

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Specialist Michael Burnham's shocking return in Star Trek: Discovery season 5 reveals a stark contrast to her future self, Captain Burnham. The time travel adventure in Discovery season 5, episode 4 sends Captain Burnham and crew on a dangerous mission to face their past and possible future. Captain Burnham's evolution into a compassionate leader highlights her remarkable transformation, making her the most evolved Captain in Star Trek history.

The biggest shock of Star Trek: Discovery season 5, episode 4's time travel was seeing Specialist Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green) from Star Trek: Discovery season 1 again, and how much Michael has changed. Written by Sean Cochran and directed by Lee Rose, Star Trek: Discovery season 5, episode 4, "Face the Strange," was a thrilling time travel adventure that sent Captain Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green), Commander Rayner (Callum Keith Rennie), and Commander Paul Stamets (Anthony Rapp...

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The Breen's return in "Star Trek: Discovery" sets up a dark future timeline for the crew. Captain Burnham and Commander Rayner travel between past, present, and future to face a chilling alternate 32nd-century universe. The Breen's possession of Progenitors' technology spells doom for the Federation unless stopped.

The return of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's Breen sets up a dark future timeline for the crew of Star Trek: Discovery. The Breen Imperium is one of the biggest threats to the peace and stability of the Federation in Discovery's 32nd century, proving that their defeat during DS9's Dominion War did nothing to suppress their hostile urges. Discovery season 5, episode 4, "Face the Strange", written by Sean Cochran, and directed by Lee Rose, reveals that the Breen are potential buyers for the Progenitors' technology, a prize that...

Warning: Contains Spoilers for Star Trek: Discovery, season 5, episode 4, "Face the Strange".Star Trek: Discovery season 5, episode 4, "Face the Strange", reminds us that the USS Discovery was built on Earth, just like the USS Enterprise in the J.J. Abrams Star Trek movies. Written by Sean Cochran and directed by Lee Rose, "Face the Strange" catapults Captain Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green) and Commander Rayner (Callum Keith Rennie) through the personal history of the USS Discovery. From its construction in the 23rd century to the crew being killed by the Breen in the 32nd century, Discovery season 5, episode 4, covers the full spread of the starship's history.

Star Trek: Discovery season 1 established that the USS Discovery was still a new and groundbreaking vessel in 2256. It's unclear exactly when Burnham and Rayner's trip to the in-construction USS Discovery takes place, but deck seven hadn't quite been completed on schedule. However, it's very clear from...

Warning: Contains Spoilers for Star Trek: Discovery Season 5, Episode 4, "Face the Strange."

Captain Michael Burnham got to experience the USS Discovery's time travel to the 32nd century from another perspective. Burnham wore the Red Angel suit and led Discovery to the future at the end of Star Trek: Discovery season 2. Star Trek: Discovery season 5, episode 4 put Burnham on the bridge to see what was like to time travel aboard the USS Discovery.

Thanks to Star Trek: Discovery season 5, episode 4, "Face the Strange's" time travel, Captain Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green) has now experienced the USS Discovery's journey to the 32nd century from two perspectives. At the end of Star Trek: Discovery season 2, Burnham donned the Red Angel time suit and led the USS Discovery to the 32nd century. This prevented the genocidal A.I. called Control from gaining access to the massive amount of data that had been gathered by an...

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The Red Angel from Star Trek: Discovery season 2 was referenced in Star Trek: Discovery season 5, episode 4. There were two Red Angels in Star Trek: Discovery season 2: Dr. Gabrielle Burnham and her daughter, Commander Michael Burnham. As the Red Angel, Michael led the USS Discovery to the 32nd century and then destroyed the Red Angel time suit.

The Red Angel returned in Star Trek: Discovery season 5, episode 4, "Face the Strange," after being an integral aspect of season 2 that literally brought the USS Discovery to the 32nd century. Discovery season 2 begins with Captain Christopher Pike (Anson Mount) taking over command of the USS Discovery to investigate a series of mysterious signals that have appeared across the galaxy connected to a being called the Red Angel. Starfleet has been unable to determine the origin of the Red Angel or even...

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Sonequa Martin-Green says Jason Isaacs wasn't planned to appear as Lorca in Star Trek: Discovery season 5. Discovery season 5, episode 4 had time travel that name-dropped Lorca from season 1. Because Discovery season 5 wasn't planned as the final season, they weren't thinking it was the last chance to bring back Lorca.

Star Trek: Discovery season 5, episode 4, "Face the Strange," name-dropped Captain Gabriel Lorca (Jason Isaacs), but series lead and producer Sonequa Martin-Green explains why the villainous former Captain of the USS Discovery didn't appear. Written by Sean Cochran and directed by Lee Rose, Star Trek: Discovery season 5, episode 4 sent Captain Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green), Commander Rayner (Callum Keith Rennie), and Commander Paul Stamets (Anthony Rapp) time-traveling into Discovery's past and future. Burnham's return to the 23rd century of Star Trek: Discovery season 1 created the means for Lorca to return,...

Warning: This article contains Spoilers for Star Trek: Discovery season 5, episode 4, "Face the Strange"Mutineer Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green) calls her future self a "shapeshifter" during Star Trek: Discovery season 5, episode 4, but does this mean that she's aware of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's Changeling villains? In Discovery season 5, episode 4, "Face the Strange", Burnham, Commander Rayner (Callum Keith Rennie) and Commander Paul Stamets (Anthony Rapp) are thrown backwards and forwards in time by a Krenim time bug. To return to the 32nd century, Burnham is forced to fight her younger self, who believes that she's a shapeshifting infiltrator determined to sabotage the USS Discovery.

Star Trek: Discovery season 5, episode 4, "Face the Strange" was written by Sean Cochran and directed by Lee Rose.

Changeling infiltrators caused many problems for Captain Benjamin Sisko (Avery Brooks) and the crew of Deep Space Nine during the Dominion War. However, DS9's conflict with...

Warning: This Article Contains Spoilers For Star Trek: Discovery Season 5, Episode 4, "Face the Strange".

Star Trek: Discovery season 5 episode 4 brought back Lt. Commander Airiam, who died in season 2. Airiam was an augmented human USS Discovery officer who was taken over by the enemy A.I. Control. Airiam was played by Sara Mitich in Discovery season 1 and Hannah Cheesman in season 2; Cheesman returned as Aiiam in season 5.

Star Trek: Discovery shockingly brings back Lt. Commander Airiam (Hannah Cheesman) in Star Trek: Discovery season 5, episode 4, "Face the Strange", written by Sean Cochran and directed by Lee Rose. Captain Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green), Commander Rayner (Keith Callum Rennie), and Commander Paul Stamets (Anthony Rapp) are forced to hop through different eras of the USS Discovery's past and future. Their time travel puzzle places the trio back in Star Trek: Discovery season 1, when the USS Discovery was commanded by Captain Gabriel Lorca (Jason Isaacs). Instead of Lorca,...

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Star Trek Discovery season 5 confirms the long-held belief that James Bond exists in Star Trek. Commander Jett Reno name-drops the Vesper martini, which was introduced in James Bond's Casino Royale book and movie. Deep Space Nine's "Our Man Bashir" homage to James Bond precedes Discovery's nod in season 5, episode 4.

It has long been suspected that James Bond exists in Star Trek's universe, and Star Trek: Discovery season 5, episode 4, "Face the Strange" proved it. Written by Sean Cochran and directed by Lee Rose, Star Trek: Discovery season 5, episode 4, is an extraordinary time travel romp as Captain Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green), Commander Rayner (Callum Keith Rennie), and Commander Paul Stamets (Anthony Rapp) cycle through key events in the USS Discovery's past and potential dark future. Among the surprises is an unexpected shout-out to 007 by Commander Jett Reno...

Warning: Contains Spoilers for Star Trek: Discovery season 5, episode 4, "Face the Strange".

Discovery season 5 reveals a dark future where the Breen Imperium destroys the Federation with Progenitors' technology. The return of DS9's Breen has been foreshadowed in every episode of Discovery season 5, setting up an inevitable conflict. The Breen's interest in Progenitors' treasure poses a major threat, potentially leading to a bidding war with the Tholian Assembly.

Star Trek: Discovery season 5, episode 4, "Face the Strange" confirms that a fight between the USS Discovery and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's Breen is inevitable. In "Face the Strange", written by Sean Cochran and directed by Lee Rose, Captain Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green) and Commander Rayner (Callum Keith Rennie) are thrown into a potential future where the Breen have annihilated the crew of the USS Discovery and the entire Federation. This dark future is what will happen if Moll (Eve Harlow...

Warning: Contains Spoilers for Star Trek: Discovery season 5, episode 4, "Face the Strange"

Commander Rayner reveals the Krenim's role in Temporal Wars in Star Trek: Discovery S5E4, connecting Star Trek's past to the future of the USS Discovery. The Krenim's advanced technology creates a time bug in Discovery, tying them to Temporal Wars as arms dealers or major power. Star Trek: Discovery raises questions about the Krenim's alignment in Temporal Wars, hinting at possible alliances with the Federation and the Delta Quadrant.

In Star Trek: Discovery season 5, episode 4, "Face the Strange", Commander Rayner (Callum Keith Rennie) confirms that a Star Trek: Voyager enemy played a huge role during the Temporal Wars. "Face the Strange", written by Sean Cochran and directed by Lee Rose, finds Rayner, Captain Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green) and Commander Paul Stamets (Anthony Rapp) cycling through moments from the USS Discovery's past and future. The trio's temporal...

Warning: Contains Spoilers for Star Trek: Discovery, season 5, episode 4, "Face the Strange".

Captain Burnham and Commander Rayner navigate through time to stop the time bug, showcasing their growth and teamwork. A Voyager connection reveals the menacing Krenim "time bug" and its catastrophic effects on the USS Discovery's crew and timeline. Burnham reflects on her journey as she faces challenges from her past while navigating through alternate futures in "Face the Strange."

Captain Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green) and Commander Rayner (Callum Keith Rennie) find themselves hurtling through the USS Discovery's past, present, and future in Star Trek: Discovery season 5, episode 4, "Face the Strange". Written by Sean Cochran and directed by Lee Rose, "Face the Strange" demonstrates how far Burnham and Commander Paul Stamets (Anthony Rapp) have come since Discovery season 1. It's also a chance for Burnham and her new Number One, Rayner, to finally work as a team, as they literally...

Emmy nominee Molly Parker (House of Cards) stars in Fox’s Accused season one episode eight, “Laura’s Story.” Directed by Lee Rose from a script by Daniel Pearle, episode eight will air on Tuesday, March 14, 2023 at 10pm Et/Pt.

Episode eight stars Tara Nicodermo as Molly, Liam MacDonald as Jonah Broder, Margo Martindale as Joanna Pierce, and Shawn Doyle as Eric Broder. Ian Morris plays Ben, Marcia Bennett is Judge, and Arlene Duncan is Meredith Lawson.

“Laura’s Story” Plot: A grieving mother learns that facts and evidence are no match for viral misinformation when she discovers a growing online conspiracy.

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Oscar winner Keith Carradine (The Power of the Dog), Emmy nominee Jason Ritter (Raising Dion), Betsy Brandt (Breaking Bad) and Wrenn Schmidt (Nope) have joined the cast of Fox’s upcoming anthology series Accused, based on the International Emmy-winning British series. The project comes from 24 executive producers Howard Gordon and Alex Gansa and House creator/executive producer David Shore.

Developed by Gordon and co-produced by Fox Entertainment and Sony Pictures Television, Accused is based on the BBC’s BAFTA-winning crime anthology. It opens in a courtroom on the accused, with viewers knowing nothing about their crime or how they ended up on trial. Told from the defendant’s point of view through flashbacks, Accused depicts how an ordinary person gets caught up in an extraordinary situation, ultimately revealing how one wrong turn leads to another, until it’s too late to turn back.

The series premieres Sunday, January 22, 2023 at 9 p.

Star Trek Day, September 8, commemorates the first Star Trek episode to air on U.S. television in 1966, an episode called "The Man Trap."

On this, the third annual celebration of Star Trek Day by Paramount+, the two-hour-long live-streamed event, was co-hosted by Tawny Newsome and Paul F. Tompkins.

In addition to announcements about the various series, the program included a loving tribute to Nichelle Nichols, who passed away on July 30 at the age of 89.

Newsome, of course, is also the voice of Ensign Beckett Mariner on Star Trek: Lower Decks, while Tompkins voices Dr. Migleemo and various other characters on the animated comedy.

The two also co-host the popular podcast Star Trek: The Pod Directive, which they were pleased to share -- as part of their hosting duties -- has been renewed for a third season.

Speaking of third seasons, the first show presented was Star Trek: Picard, introduced by...

Fox’s upcoming anthology Accused has upped the star power of its cast.

Margo Martindale (The Americans) and Molly Parker (House of Cards) will appear in an episode tackling conspiracy theories. Coming to Fox in January, the anthology from Homeland‘s Howard Gordon will feature a collection of 15 stories of crime and punishment.

Rachel Bilson (The O.C.) and Jack Davenport (The Morning Show) are set to appear in an episode about a family caught in a troubling situation. Reid Miller and August Maturo also star.

J. Harrison Ghee (Kinky Boots) will appear in the Billy Porter-directed episode about a drag queen’s affair and its aftermath. And Ian Anthony Dale (Hawaii Five-0) has been cast in an episode about a brother striving to protect his sibling who was injured in a devastating car accident as a child.

These stars join the ranks of previously announced cast that includes Michael Chiklis,...

Rachel Bilson, Margo Martindale, Molly Parker and Jack Davenport have joined Fox’s upcoming crime anthology series from “Homeland” and “24” executive producer Howard Gordon.

Described as “a collection of 15 intense, topical and exquisitely human stories of crime and punishment,” “Accused” will be comprised of individual episodes that are each their own “fast-paced provocative thriller, exploring a different crime, in a different city, with an entirely original cast.”

Martindale (“The Americans”) and Parker (“House of Cards”) have been cast in an episode centered on conspiracy theories, while Bilson (“The O.C.”) and Davenport (“The Morning Show”) are starring in an installment about “a family caught in a troubling situation,” with Reid Miller and August Maturo also joining that cast.

Additionally, Fox has tapped Tazbah Rose Chavez (“Reservation Dogs”) as writer and director of an episode about Native American activists protesting a uranium mine that’s been polluting tribal lands for decades.

Previously...

Margo Martindale (“The Americans”), Molly Parker (“House of Cards”), Rachel Bilson (“The O.C.”) and Jack Davenport (“The Morning Show”) are among the new cast members that have been added to Fox’s upcoming anthology drama series “Accused” from “24” and “Homeland” co-creator Howard Gordon.

“Accused” is a collection of 15 stories about crime and punishment. The series is described by the network as a “fast-paced provocative thriller, exploring a different crime, in a different city, with an entirely original cast” in each episode.

Martindale and Parker will star in an episode tackling conspiracy theories while Bilson and Davenport will appear in an episode about a family caught in a troubling situation. Reid Miller and August Maturo also star alongside Bilson and Davenport.

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Fox will put a group of celebrities through intense military-style training in a new competition show.

The network has set a January premiere date for Special Forces: The Ultimate Test, which will follow 16 celebs as they take on a series of challenges pulled from the actual special forces selection process under the eye of four former military operatives.

Fox announced the series Wednesday during its time at the Television Critics Association press tour. The network has also added six actors — including Emmy winner Margo Martindale and Emmy nominee Molly Parker — to its courtroom anthology Accused and set a premiere date for its previously announced Lego Masters celebrity holiday edition.

Special Forces is based on a British show, Sas: Who Dares Wins, that has aired 11 cycles (four with celebrities) on Channel 4. The show won’t feature any eliminations — the goal for the participants...

Katherine Heigl and Sarah Chalke are wigging out in the latest teaser trailer for their decades-spanning new Netflix drama Firefly Lane.

Based on the novel of the same name by bestselling author Kristin Hannah (who serves as co-executive producer on the 10-episode series), Firefly Lane — which will premiere Feb. 3 — proposes that “the greatest love story of all can be between friends.”

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Teenage besties stay by each other’s side over the course of decades, and even during the darkest hours, in the first teaser trailer for Netflix’s Firefly Lane adaptation starring Katherine Heigl and Sarah Chalke.

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Recently, CW finally released the new,official synopsis/description for their upcoming "Reign" episode 8 of season 3. The episode is entitled, "Our Undoing," and it turns out that we're going to see some very high drama and interesting stuff take place as Mary pitches out the accusation that maybe Narcisse had something to do with Francis' poisoning. Mary will also realize she needs to marry for the good of her country, and more! In the new, 9th episode press release: Mary Realizes She Must Marry For The Good Of Scotland. Press release number 2: As Mary and Catherine deal with the aftermath of Prince Don Carlos' accident, Mary will end up, realizing that she will have to marry for the good of her country and not follow her heart. When Catherine is accused of poisoning Francis (Toby Regbo), Lola (Anna Popplewell) is going to be shocked when Mary thinks Narcisse...

Recently, CBS released the new, official synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "Under The Dome" episode 11 of season 3. The episode is entitled, "Love Is A Battlefield," and it turns out that we're going to see some very intense and high drama stuff go down as Barbie's life gets put in major danger. The Resistance races against the clock to rescue their loved ones, and more! In the new, 11th episode press release: The Resistance Races To Release Their Loved Ones From The Kinship Before Christine Finalizes Her Plan For The Dome. Press release number 2: Members of The Resistance will race to release their loved ones from Christine's (Marg Helgenberger) influence before she reaches her end game for the Dome. While Barbie risks everything in an attempt to free Eva from the Kinship, Big Jim and Julia are going to get enlisted by Hektor (Eriq La Salle) , the head of Aktaion,...

Recently, CW dropped these new,official spoiler pictures for their upcoming "Reign" episode 16 of season 2, and they offer up new looks at some interesting scenes involving Francis with Mary at one point. Then he's also seen talking with Catherine. Conde is also spotted, and more. The episode is titled, "Tasting Revenge." The official synopsis for episode 16, reads like this: "Francis is going to make a bold proposition. Storyline number 2: When King Antoine threatens to tell Francis of Mary and Condé's evolving relationship, Francis will make a shocking move. Bash and Kenna's marriage is going to be beyond repair after he learns of her scheming, while Leith discovers Greer's unsavory new career path." Lee Rose directed the episode with the teleplay by P.K. Simonds and the story by Drew Lindo. Episode 16 is due to air on Thursday night, March 12th at 8pm central time on The CW. You can also...

Recently, CW released the new, official synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "Reign"episode 16 of season 2. The episode is entitled, "Tasting Revenge," and it turns out that we're going to see some pretty intense and dramatic stuff go down as Francis ends up delivering a startling move. Bash will be ready to dump Kenna for good, and more! In the new, 16th episode press release: "Francis is going to make a bold proposition. Press release number 2: When King Antoine (guest star Ben Aldridge) threatens to tell Francis (Toby Regbo) of Mary (Adelaide Kane) and Condé's (Sean Teale) evolving relationship, Francis will make a shocking move. Bash (Torrance Coombs) and Kenna's (Caitlin Stasey) marriage is going to be beyond repair after he learns of her scheming, while Leith (Jonathan Keltz) discovers Greer's (Celina Sinden) unsavory new career path." Megan Follows, Craig Parker, Rose Williams and Anna Popplewell also star. Lee Rose...

"Tasting Revenge" -- When King Antoine (guest star Ben Aldridge) threatens to tell Francis (Toby Regbo) of Mary (Adelaide Kane) and Cond?'s (Sean Teale) evolving relationship, Francis makes a shocking move. Bash (Torrance Coombs) and Kenna's (Caitlin Stasey) marriage is beyond repair after he learns of her scheming, while Leith (Jonathan Keltz) discovers Greer's (Celina Sinden) unsavory new career path. Megan Follows, Craig Parker, Rose Williams and Anna Popplewell also star. Lee Rose directed the episode with the teleplay by P.K. Simonds and the story by Drew Lindo. Original airdate 3/12/2015.

CW is gearing up for the approach of season finales and they are working to promote those. So they released the official primetime listing for part of the week of March 9th, which will be jammed pack. We will see The Vampire Diaries fall further into their “downward spiral”, while The 100 goes for more blood. Yes, they are becoming more juicy as we enter spring. Here is the official listing that they kindly provided us with.

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“Blood Must Have Blood, Part Two” — (9:00-10:00 p.m. Et) (Content RatingTBD) (HDTV)Part Two Of The Epic Season Finale — The journey to the City of Light continues, andJaha (Isaiah Washington) makes a move that shocks Murphy (guest star Richard Harmon). Clarke(Eliza Taylor) receives help from an unexpected source, a visitor surprises Octavia (MarieAvgeropoulos), and Lincoln (Ricky Whittle) gets his revenge. Meanwhile, at Mount Weather, Cage(guest star Johnny Whitworth...

True Blood, Season 7, Episode 3, “Fire in the Hole”

Written by Brian Buckner

Directed by Lee Rose

Airs Sundays at 9pm Est on HBO

On this week’s True Blood, Sookie risks her life to save the missing townspeople, Sam confronts the Bon Temps mob, Pam tries to revive a disinterested Eric, Sarah Newlin returns, and another major character perishes.

From the very beginning of the show’s pilot, True Blood has done its best to explore the idea of belonging and fitting into a world that doesn’t want or accept you. Sure, the show originally used vampires as a metaphor for Lgbt rights, but, with the final season, the struggle to belong is much more rooted in the show’s supernatural and small-town environment.

Sookie, who has progressively supported the vampires and other supernatural creatures inhabiting her world from the start (thanks, of course, to her own slightly-supernatural existence...

The end is nigh for Sookie (Anna Paquin) and the rest of our favorite Bon Temps residents as HBO draws True Blood to a close with Season 7. Last night marked the closing of an era with "Fire in the Hole", which found Sookie attempting to take down the H-Vamps, while Vince (Brett Rickaby) and his vigilante posse posed an equally dangerous threat. We have the full episode recap detailing all the thrills and drama from last night, along with a first look at next week's new episode "Death is Not the End", which airs Sunday July 13.

True Blood The Final Season: Episode 7.03 - "Fire in the Hole" Recap

At the Dutta Institute in Los Angeles, Guru Sanbir Dutta instructs a yoga class. He pays special attention to a sexy brunette, using the name Noomi, who reveals herself to be Sarah Newlin.

Lying in his Rhone Valley wine cellar, Eric tells...

So far HBO has only released one clip from the upcoming "True Blood" Episode 7.03, "Fire in the Hole," but we'll keep our eyes open for more. In the meantime here's a peek at Sookie and Bill... together again!

As a bonus treat, we have an extra segment from the network's "Farewell to Bon Temps" special that aired June 15th, which you'll find below the preview of "Fire in the Hole."

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Episode 7.03 - “Fire in the Hole” (air date 7/6/14)

Sookie (Anna Paquin) hatches a dangerous plan to take down the H-Vamps, even as Vince (Brett Rickaby) and his armed vigilantes pose an equally serious threat.

Lafayette (Nelsan Ellis) gets high with James (Nathan Parsons); Jason (Ryan Kwanten) eyes a family future with Violet (Karolina Wydra); Willa (Amelia Rose Blaire) is forced to find a new place to stay; Sarah Newlin (Anna Camp) sheds her past.

True Blood Season 7 continued to bring the series to its epic conclusion last night on HBO with the second new episode of the year, "I Found You". Sookie and Jason went to visit the town of Saint Alice, where a young woman's dairy may contain the secrets to saving Bon Temps. Meanwhile, a trio of hostages taken during the raid on Bellefleur's find a savior from the H-vamps in a familiar face. We have a full recap of this thrilling True Blood episode. But first, check out a trailer for next week's all-new episode "Fire in the Hole".

True Blood The Final Season: Episode 7.02 - 'I Found You' Recap

In a blood-fueled dream, Jason finally tracks Eric down at a Spanish hotel, and the two enjoy a passion-fueled hook-up. The fantasy ends when Jason jolts awake, after smacking his head against a pew in the empty church.

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Lost Girl Episode 311

“Adventures in Fae-bysitting”

Written By: Sandra Chwialkowska

Directed By: Lee Rose

Original Airdate: 1 April 2013

In This Episode...

A young, pretty babysitter named Lisa is having strange dreams while on the job. She goes to Kenzi and Bo after finding one of their fliers in a coffee shop. The girl take the case, just like old times. In order to get an “in” at Shady Grove, they pretend they are sisters, shopping for a new house after Kenzi got out of rehab. The realtor, Susan, is a stereotypical bored housewife. She has to go take care of an “emergency,” leaving the girls to snoop around the neighborhood. They are especially concerned about Sam, a creepy widower who likes to skulk around. The girls hear screams and burst into a house - only to discover a raucous book club which consists of Susan, Caroline, and Eleanor. Bo and Kenzi join in the stereotypical boozefest.

Lost Girl Episode 309

“The Ceremony”

Written By: James Thorpe

Directed By: Lee Rose

Original Airdate: 18 March 2013

In This Episode...

The Dawning has begun. Stella wants Bo to feed off a room full of underwear models to prepare herself, but Bo refuses - she won’t kill for pleasure. Trick paints a symbol on her forehead, Stella reads the invite, and Bo is allowed to take a weapon with her if she chooses a side. She refuses. Dyson steps forward to go as her hand. Bo refuses but Dyson won’t take no for an answer, so they enter the temple through a wormhole.

The temple is filled with familiar surroundings. Bo and Dyson are in the bar, and they are met by a man who simply goes by The Caretaker. She has to find the key and accept it as presented. She must have it in hand to escape. He disappears,...

New Beauty And The Beast episode 16,season 1 official spoilers,plotline revealed by CW. Recently, CW served up the new,official,synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "Beauty And The Beast" episode 16 of season 1. The episode is entitled, "Insatiable," and it sounds very intriguing as Catherine and Tess' relationship runs into a turning point,Vincent is in danger of getting framed,and more. In the new,16th episode press release, after taking their relationship to a new level, Catherine and Vincent are going to be forced to deal with reality when someone appears to be framing the vigilante. Evan will find proof that Catherine knows more than she is letting on about the beast. Muirfield and the police will be closing in on Vincent ,and this time, there will be no escape, so J.T. and Catherine will come up with an extreme solution. In the meantime, Tess is going to follow a tip,...

Directors Jeff Melman, Ted Kotcheff, Jeremiah Chechik, Leslie Libman and Lee Rose have signed with Apa. Veteran Jeff Melman, a six-time Emmy nominee, recently has directed episodes of Modern Family, Animal Practice, Happy Endings and Community. He was formerly with ICM Partners. Ted Kotcheff has served as director/executive producer on Law & Order: Svu for the past 12 seasons. His feature directorial credits include Weekend At Bernie’s, Switching Channels and First Blood. He continues to be managed by Craig Baumgarten. He was with ICM. Jeremiah Chechik has directed episodes of Hart Of Dixie, The Glades, Leverage, Gossip Girl, Chuck, Burn Notice and Warehouse 13, as well as the pilot episodes of J.O.N.A.S. and The Middleman, for which he also served as supervising producer. On the feature side, he directed Christmas Vacation, the 1998 The Avengers, and most recently the upcoming The Right Kind Of Wrong. Chechik continues...

A prime television "Haven" for weird happenings is opening back up for business.

Season 3 of the Syfy series based on Stephen King's story "The Colorado Kid" begins Friday (Sept. 21) -- King's birthday -- with a big mystery to solve right off the bat: the kidnapping of Audrey Parker (Emily Rose), the former FBI agent now working for the police department of a strange Maine town, and last seen being tasered at her own front door by an unknown abductor. Normal 0 false false false En-us X-none X-none

"I think it's very much worth the wait," Rose tells Zap2it almost a year after the preceding "Haven" episode aired (though a stand-alone special was shown last Christmas). "We finished filming the third season by all meeting at the little theater in town and screening the first episode. It's always a little nerve-racking, but we all looked at each other when it was finished,...

Genre: Sci-Fi | Action | Mystery

Air Date/Time: Friday, September 21 at 10/9c

Network: Syfy

Director: Lee Rose (“301″), Shawn Piller (“Stay”)

Writer: Jonathan Abrahams (“301″), Matt McGuinness (“Stay”)

Summary: When FBI agent Audrey Parker (Emily Rose) arrived in the town of Haven, Maine, she discovered that the seemingly sleepy town was, in fact, a longtime refuge for people with supernatural afflictions. Now Audrey must not only stay on top of Haven’s many afflictions, but also solve her most challenging case yet: the secret of her own lost past and its ties to Haven. With the help of Nathan Wuornos (Lucas Bryant), a handsome local cop with his own trouble, and Duke Crocker (Eric Balfour) a local smuggler and reluctant aide in solving Haven’s troubles, Audrey digs deeper into uncovering her identity.

In the Season Three premiere, Haven picks up immediately following the events of the gripping Season Two finale with Audrey...

On any given day, Lifetime Movie Network might be airing The Truth About Jane. The 2000 made-for-tv film was about a teenage girl coming to terms with her sexuality, and her mother's struggle to understand it herself. Stockard Channing boosted the film's star power and it was a touching portrait of how a family works together in coming out, acceptance and realizing that unconditional love is what's most important.

So, whatever happened to Stockard and the women of The Truth About Jane?

Stockard Channing (Jane's homophobic-turned-understanding mother)

Although her most famous role will always be Rizzo in Grease, Stockard has worked in both TV and film since 1971. After a starring role on The West Wing, she appeared in Multiple Sarcasms, lent her voice to The Cleveland Show and is now working on a new film (A Fonder Heart) with Daryl Hannah and Rebecca De Mornay.

Ellen Muth (Jane, a 16-year-old lesbian...

Syfy's Haven has largely been a surprise for me. A lot of shows have tried to bring the creepy to television in the last few years, and none of them managed much success. Worse, putting Stephen King works on film is always tricky, and more often than not results in something fairly goofy.

Actually, Haven is pretty goofy, but it's a catchy sort of goofy, and it keeps pulling me in.

Emily Rose, who stars as Audrey Parker, was available recently to talk about the show. Among other things, she talks about the upcoming Groundhog Day- esque episode which finds her reliving events which result in a runaway car killing the people who are close to her.

It's a great interview, and I think (as many noted at Comic-Con) that something about her personality comes through to the show, and is responsible for much of its success. I have to warn you,...

As fans of the Syfy series Haven already know, the key question to be answered this season is not who is Audrey Parker, but which of the many men in her life will she end up with. After last week’s surprising reveal in which Audrey and Chris Brody (Jason Priestly) took their blossoming relationship to the next level, this week’s upcoming episode entitled “Audrey Parker’s Day Off” gives Audrey a chance to look at how much her competing love interests mean to her. Given the chance (or perhaps curse) to relive the same day over and over again, Audrey assesses her relationships with Nathan, Duke and Chris. Talking time out of her busy schedule to chat with press, Emily Rose candidly shared her perspective on the show and many loves of Audrey Parker.

For the upcoming episode “Audrey’s Day Off,” since actors have to do so many takes on a scene,...

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Oscar-winning actress Halle Berry could be coming to a small screen near you. It's been reported that she's attached to star in a drama project currently being shopped around pay cable networks like HBO and Showtime.

According to Deadline.com, DreamWorks TV has sent out a spec for the project -- entitled 'Higher Learning' -- to several pay cable networks, and is hoping for a quick decision. Details are sketchy right now, but the TV drama would see Berry starring as a college professor.

The script was written by 30-year industry veteran Lee Rose, who was queen of TV movies in their heyday during the 1990s. Since then Rose has worked as a director and producer on series such as 'Weeds,' 'Related,' 'Haven' and 'Greek.'

 

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Exclusive: Could Halle Berry be doing a TV series? TV industry people are buzzing this afternoon about a hot drama spec that has Halle Berry attached to star. Word is the spec, titled Higher Learning, was sent out today to pay cable networks, with HBO and Showtime among those targeted. I hear that the project, from DreamWorks TV, is eying a quick turnaround, and a decision could come as early as tomorrow. The script, which I hear would have the Oscar winner starring as a college professor, was written by 30-year industry veteran Lee Rose. A queen of TV movies in their heyday during the 1990s, Rose segued to episodic directing over the past 10 years. She also co-ran with Martha Kauffman the WB series Related.

Producer-director Lee Rose has optioned film rights to the Edgar Allan Poe Award-winning mystery Simple Justice, the first of the gay-themed Benjamin Justice novels by John Morgan Wilson. The gritty L.A.-set novel, published in 1997, follows Justice, a disgraced alcoholic ex-journalist grieving over the death of his lover from AIDS. Justice sets out on a dangerous quest to clear a troubled Latino teenager who has confessed to murder but may be innocent. "It's a really tough and rough book, but I think it's just so beautifully written," Rose said. "A noir story about a gay ex-journalist who's fallen off the edge of the world -- it's something that hasn't been done before." As part of the deal, Rose will own the rights to the character as well as the option to pick up the four other novels in the series. Rose was nominated for a WGA Award in 2001 for The Truth About Jane. She also wrote, directed and produced the Showtime miniseries A Girl Thing, starring Kate Capshaw, Stockard Channing, Rebecca De Mornay and Mia Farrow, and directed and produced the USA Network movie The Color of Courage, starring Linda Hamilton. She is repped by Paul Alan Smith at Broder-Webb-Chervin-Silbermann and attorney Tom Hoberman.