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And you thought your family was crazy.
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It's always a challenge for an actor to play a well-known part on TV and then to start over on a new show as someone entirely different. Audiences will always be tempted to see them as that first character, leading to typecasting and premature cancellations of new projects. However, recently, actors like Ray Romano have turned this theory on its head. After nine (nine!) seasons on Everybody Loves Raymond, he's deftly crafted a new persona on Men of a Certain Age that, for all intents and purposes, is the anti-Ray Barone. As the second season comes to a close tonight on TNT (and as we count down to the return of Breaking Bad), we take a look at other performers this summer who moved from a career-defining role to successfully portraying its polar opposite. (Yes, we know Sons of Anarchy isn't really a summer show, but we couldn't resist.)
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Wondering what to do with the gift cards you got for the holidays? Several notable and several un-notable TV shows were released this week, some of which you need to catch up on, and some of which you totally don't.
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Tom Colicchio is my Commander-in-Chief.
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More people are trying to hurt our beloved Jersey Shore friends. I don't know how much more of this I can withstand.
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Debra Messing gets a cameo on Law and Order: SVU, Kathy Griffin gets four comedy specials on Bravo, and Jesse Tyler Ferguson is one of the co-hosts of the WGA Awards. In a rare case, it's a good day to be a ginger...
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There is so much news today, I almost forgot that we're only five days away from the next episode of Lost! Could you possibly imagine?
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It's a damn shame, people throwing away a perfectly good robot show like that.
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The damage (for Damages) is reversed! Good news for The Good Wife! A relatively better day for TV news (and lame attempts at plays on words, clearly)...
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After five seasons, Big Love bowed out for good last night with a shocking twist, a few final signature Bill Paxton bad acting moments (for good measure), and a mostly happy ending. The series finale was like this show has always been -- uneven, at times brilliant, other times overly wacky -- and though it wasn't perfect, it was at least a satisfying send-off for all in the Henrickson marriage. Actually, make that extremely satisfying for one member in particular.
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