Person Of Interest
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Fox’s Bryan Singer-Matt Nix X-Men Series: Everything We Know So Far
This new series will be a Fox family drama that focuses on two human parents who have to go into hiding when their children develop mutant powers.
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Michael Emerson Previews Finch’s ‘Dark Side’ in the ‘Person of Interest’ Series Finale
As Person of Interest prepares to air its final episode, we spoke with star Michael Emerson about his time on the show and the intensity of the last season. The final 13 episodes have been bleak, but Emerson says it wasn’t because of him. “As soon as we started filming [Season 5], the writers were coming and saying, ‘Man, watch out — Finch is going to the dark side!’” But he says that’s a literary abstraction, and, as an actor, all he ever did was play the scene.
- NewsEthan Alter
Your TV To-Do List: ‘Big Brother’ Is Back, ‘Roadies’ Takes the Stage
With so much to watch on TV, it can be difficult to plan ahead. But we’re here to help! Here are the five shows you won’t want to miss this week.
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People's Choice Awards: Which Past Favorite New TV Dramas Did Fans Get Right?
Viewers loved Private Practice and Gossip Girl, but they loved Moonlight more in its first (and only) season. The short-lived paranormal romance starred Alex O’Loughlin as a private investigator turned vampire.While fans gave L.A. Doctors the 1999 PCA over future heavy hitters Felicity and Dawson’s Creek, this CBS medical drama, which starred Ken Olin and Matt Craven, ended after one season.The people have spoken! For the past 40 years, fans have called the shots for the People’s Choice Awards.
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The Year's Biggest TV Death Fake-Outs (And How Angry They Made Us)
TV was filled with fake deaths this season — from 'The Walking Dead' to 'Arrow' to 'Mr. Robot' — and some were more rage-inducing than others. Here, we rank all of the TV death fake-outs on a scale of 1 to 5 angry-face emojis.
