There was a parade of stars at this Summer's TCA press tour from new and returning shows, and several of them stood out to us in particular. Because they looked hot. Yes, whether it was a longtime crush or a new face on our radar, we couldn't help but notice these swoon-worthy TV stars on the TCA stage. Click through to perk up your day with some small-screen eye candy.
There is a slew of dramas this year in the lineup of new Fall shows. But if you'd been at this Summer's Television Critics Association Press Tour, then you might have thought they were all comedies, because the jokes were flying. When actors took the stage for their respective panels, few could resist tossing in a one-liner, while some were just naturally predisposed to fire off some gems (especially those named Jimmy and who have their own late-night show). Click through to read some of the funniest quotes from the network TCA.
Showtime's serial-killer drama Dexter is back for its seventh season Sept. 30, and the cast and showrunners came to the TCA this week to talk about its return. Stars Michael C. Hall and Jennifer Carpenter, who play adoptive siblings Dexter and Deb, and their latest guest star, Chuck's Yvonne Strahovski, talked about the changes we'll see now that Deb knows the truth about Dexter. We also learned about Strahovski's character, so read on to find out about that and what else we can look forward to in season seven — which will probably be the next to last.
It may still be Summer, but we're already getting excited about Fall TV. In this episode of The Buzz, BuzzSugar editors Becky Kirsch and Shannon Vestal are breaking down the new shows — and hot guys — headed to The CW this season, including a very good-looking Beast in Beauty and the Beast, an arrow-wielding superhero, and a heartthrob doctor. Intrigued? Watch and get the details!
Weeds is heading into the home stretch, with its eighth and final season currently airing on Showtime. The cast came together one last time at the network TCA to talk about the bittersweet goodbye and how the show will leave the indomitable Botwin family in the season finale come September. We were promised that the final episode will answer a lot of questions and that it was "very carefully planned," but Mary Louise-Parker added that it's a beautiful ending, even if it's not the most satisfying.
Homeland is one of the most intensely dramatic shows on TV, but that doesn't mean the cast takes themselves too seriously. Claire Danes and Damian Lewis, who play adversaries Carrie Mathison and Nicholas Brody, respectively, took the stage at TCA to talk about season two of their gripping political drama. While we did hear some juicy tidbits about the upcoming episodes, the most surprising thing about the session was that the panelists were so funny. Read on to find out the jokes that were cracked about President Obama's love for the show, Danes's pregnancy, and more.
We've been giving you a sneak peek at some of the new series coming to TV this Fall, and in this episode of The Buzz, BuzzSugar editors Becky Kirsch and Shannon Vestal are breaking down some of the biggest offerings from CBS. From a sexy Sherlock Holmes to a sitcom with a Will & Grace vibe, take a look at what's ahead and tell us which show you're going to watch!
The 2012 Summer Television Critics Association Press Tour rolled on yesterday in LA after over a week of small-screen fun. Lea Michele supported Glee at the Fox party, which also brought out The Mindy Project's Mindy Kaling. Joshua Jackson chatted up Fringe and Rachel Bilson partied on behalf of Hart of Dixie with 90210's Matt Lanter. Hayden Panettiere and Connie Britton had high hopes for their new program, Nashville, and Sophia Bush talked One Tree Hill.
They weren't the only ones out — click through to see Aisha Tyler, Zooey Deschanel, Whitney Cummings, the Downton Abbey cast, and many more.
The Summer TCAs continued in LA yesterday with a panel for Showtime's Homeland. Claire Danes, Damian Lewis, and Morena Baccarin sat down to chat about their drama, which returns to the small screen on Sept. 30. Claire and Damian chatted about their characters' complicated relationship, though they didn't spill any secrets about upcoming episodes. Claire and Homeland were also honored at the television event, with Claire grabbing an individual drama honor and the show picking up the award for outstanding new program.
Claire's awaiting the arrival of her first child with Hugh Dancy, but she already has exciting news to celebrate. She was nominated for an Emmy for her work on Homeland, while her costar Damian got a best actor nod.
The Television Critics Association's Summer press tour is starting to wind down, but we still have more scoop for you on what's coming to TV this Fall! In today's episode of The Buzz, Becky Kirsch and Shannon Vestal are taking a closer look at what's ahead on ABC, including new supernatural show 666 Park Avenue and Nashville, the series that goes behind the scenes of country music — some are speculating that one of the characters may even be based on Taylor Swift! We have that, plus more info on this year's Emmys show hosted by Jimmy Kimmel. Will his longtime rival Matt Damon make a cameo? Watch to hear what he says.
