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TV Tonight: Brothers and Sisters
Have you seen any of the promos for tonight's two-hour special episode of Brothers and Sisters? They're awfully intense, promising a birth, a death, and more than the average amount of Walker family drama.
In this episode — or, rather, these two episodes — Trish goes into labor with Kitty and Robert's baby.
First Look: Brothers and Sisters Season Three
Last Spring, we did some talking 'round here about the Justin and Rebecca situation on Brothers and Sisters, and it looks like those of us who were a little uneasy seeing the two of them together will have lots of chances to get used to it in the coming season. From the looks of things in this ABC promo, the two are definitely more than just ex-brother-and-sister when the show's third season premieres Sept. 28.
TV Tonight: Brothers & Sisters
Brothers & Sisters hasn't been gone as long as some of the other shows that went off the air during the strike — we spoiled fans of the Walker family got to see an original episode in February, after all. But when the show went off the air, it seemed like a lot of big things were about to happen, so I'm frankly relieved that it's finally returning.
While I'm excited about many of the upcoming developments in the B&S universe, I'm a little worried about others — particularly the dynamic the writers have been setting up with Rebecca and Justin, though they recently assured E!
TV Tonight: Brothers & Sisters
Is it just me, or have there been a lot of weddings on TV this fall? Wilhelmina on Ugly Betty, Karen on Dirty Sexy Money, and, soon, Robert and Kitty on Brothers & Sisters.
The planning for that last one is in full swing on tonight's episode, with Kitty and Robert trying to figure out the songs — and the steps — for their first dance.
Does Sally Field's Emmy Make You More Interested in "Brothers and Sisters"?
One of TV's great dysfunctional families returns to TV tonight when the second season of "Brothers & Sisters" premieres on ABC. Sally Field recently won the Emmy for best actress in a drama series, so I'm wondering: Does her win make you more likely to tune in tonight?
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Sally Field, Liam Neeson Set for Spielberg-Helmed Lincoln Biopic
In a recent article, Newsweek randomly announced that Sally Field will play Mary Todd Lincoln and Liam Neeson will play Abraham Lincoln in a biopic directed by Steven Spielberg. The casting news was included in a piece about the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum’s special exhibit, “Mary Todd Lincoln: First Lady of Controversy,” which explores the possibility that Mary Todd Lincoln may have suffered from mental illness.
Newsweek states that Spielberg's project will be based on the Doris Kearns Goodwin book Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln.
What Was the Biggest Surprise of the Emmys?
What a night! There were some expected wins, like America Ferrera winning for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy and "The Sopranos" taking home the Emmy for Outstanding Drama Series. But then there were some major surprises, too.
Who Should Win the Emmy for Best Actress in a Drama?
I've taken my best shot at guessing who will win the Emmy for best lead actress in a drama series. Now it's your turn: Which actress do you think should win?
Who Should Win the Emmy for Best Actress in a Drama?
Emmy Breakdown: Lead Actress in a Drama Series
In the weeks leading up to the 2007 Primetime Emmy Awards, I'll be looking at the nominees in some major categories and trying to predict who's most likely to win in these Emmy Breakdowns. Up today: Best Lead Actress in a Drama Series.
Patricia Arquette ("Medium") — "Medium" isn't a show I regularly watch (er, I even suggested it should be stopped), but I do know that Arquette is a strong actress who really carries her show.
TV Tonight: "Brothers & Sisters"
I haven't written much about "Brothers & Sisters," but over the course of its first season, it's become a show I can't wait to watch every Sunday. The show has only gotten stronger over the past few episodes, with the introduction of Emily VanCamp (formerly of "Everwood") as the Walker family's previously unknown half-sibling. Sally Field is delightfully inappropriate as matriarch Nora, and I'm amazed at the show's ability to juggle a number of plot lines (at least one per member of the Walker clan) without getting too overwhelming.More on BuzzSugar
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