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This week we have: Brothers & Sisters, CSI: NY, Desperate Housewives, Entourage, Grey's Anatomy, Heroes, Law & Order: SVU, Lost, Nip/Tuck, and Smallville. (SPOILERS FOLLOW!)
Brothers & Sisters
- There will be a disastrous first date between Kevin and McCallister's yet-to-be-cast gay bro. [Source: Ask Ausiello]
- Episode 3.21 will be titled "Past Imperfect." The episode will feature various sideshow "freaks" including a sword swallower, a lizardman, a dwarf who can juggle, a bearded woman, etc. Mac helps a disoriented man who believes someone is trying to kill him. The team tries to locate missing 20ish years old Katie Lawrence. [Source: TV Squad]
- In an upcoming episode, Edie and Carlos will share a passionate moment while Gabrielle and Victor must face the music when inappropriate pictures of them surface. [Source: TV Squad]
- Various Colombian characters including a film crew, a burly and muscular henchman, a young Pablo Escobar and his father, will be part of the season premiere. [Source: TV Squad]
- Addison and Mark will hook up again. [Source: Kristin from E!]
- All heroes will die in episode 1.20. H.R.G, Ted, and Matt end up in the slammer. [Source: Kristin from E!]
- They've lined up Nip/Tuck's Dylan Walsh to guest-star later this season as a big baddie who goes toe-to-toe with Stabler. Ludacris reprises his role as Ice-T's stepson in the season finale, which finds the SVU crew accused of giving preferential treatment to their relatives. Benson's half brother is also back. [Source: Ask Ausiello]
- Jack and Claire are indeed siblings. [Source: Kristin from E!]
- Episode "Enter 77" reveals the connection between Dharma and the Others, as well as the identity of creepy eye-patch guy. Oh, and a series regular gets shot, a recurring character gets killed, and someone we've seen before utters the following line: "I'm the last living member of the Dharma Initiative." [Source: Ask Ausiello]
- Nicole Kidman agreed to guest star in an episode as a patient having nasal surgery. [Source: Digital Spy]
- Lana haters may finally warm up to her after she realizes that Lex has pulled off the mother of all deceptions. [Source: Ask Ausiello]
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
3-07-2007 @ 10:59AM
Tele-Toby said...
Well, I'm going to take a guess on the 'Lost' spoiler, that it might be Julie Adams who's the last surviving member of the Dharma Initiative. She was in the first episode of this season, as the older woman in the book club.
Julie Adams did a lot of TV work back in the 1970s and I'm thinking there had to be more to casting her than those brief scenes....
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3-07-2007 @ 12:10PM
RSL said...
AUGH! I swore I wasn't going to look at any spoilers and I really, really thought these wouldn't be any big ones but the Claire thing... I really wish I hadn't read that. Though it's hardly a surprise really. As for the Heroes thing, it might [as Kristin said] be that they plan on a five-year run but as we've seen on the show already... The future is pretty malleable.
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3-07-2007 @ 12:30PM
Hannah said...
Based on last episode the Addison-Mark thing is a no-brainer.
And Edie and Carlos..ew.
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3-07-2007 @ 12:36PM
BartmanDK said...
Whats with the Heroes spoiler? I dont get it... :D
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3-07-2007 @ 12:48PM
meeno01 said...
i figured that all of the heroes would have to die, in order for the series to reboot the series next season with all new heroes and stories. Ill even wager that a few of the deaths will be "comic book deaths"!
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3-07-2007 @ 1:23PM
matriculated said...
If the last living member of the Dharma is shot why are food deliveries still being made to the island?
My bet is that the crazy French lady will be shot before she gets to have a reunion with Alex - 'cause that's seem to be how Lost works.
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3-07-2007 @ 2:13PM
Scott said...
There is absolutely nothing that could happen that would make me like Lana on "Smallville." The character is badly written, and the actress is AWFUL.
Maybe if they killed her off...again.
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3-07-2007 @ 2:46PM
ac said...
Wait how could everyone on Heros die? That makes no sense.
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3-07-2007 @ 2:54PM
Jake said...
The writers can kill anybody, even Hiro, because Hiro will always exist somewhere in time due to his powers. We've already seen two Hiros. One within the present storyline and the one that met Petrelli in the subway. So the writers could kill present day Hiro, but future Hiro could still exist. And since we know he can teleport others with him (like Ando), the writers could kill everyone, only to have Hiro (from any conceivable time frame) save them.
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3-07-2007 @ 3:02PM
Nick said...
The Heroes one makes some sense when you remember that Hiro can travel in time - perhaps he witnesses it in a possible future? IIRC, FutureHiro appears in the 'it's time to save the world' promo.
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3-07-2007 @ 3:39PM
David said...
Well they even said that the Heros second season would feature new people and storylines so killing everyone off would work.
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3-07-2007 @ 4:10PM
LC said...
I can see them killing off some, particularly Isaac, but it would be a bit too much of a risk to kill them all and keep a loyal viewership next season. I agree with the others that they will kill them all, but it will be undone by Hiro, or maybe even Peter, who may have learned how to use Hiro's powers by then.
Let's also not forget it said episode 1.20 which I think is season one episode 20. I would imagine if they killed them all off for real, it would be in the season finale.
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3-07-2007 @ 5:20PM
Brent McKee said...
Of course anyone with even a lick of comic book knowledge knows that just because someone is dead it doesn't mean that they actually have to stay dead. Why Oliver Queen (in the comics) was blown up in a plane, his body reduced to microscopic particles, but he got better.
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3-07-2007 @ 5:42PM
lorilei13 said...
I read on another spoiler site that the death of all the Heroes occurs five years into the future.
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3-08-2007 @ 5:15PM
Liz said...
Tim Kring has said that 'some' heroes would not make it to season 2 - not ALL. As usual, Kristen from E! has her "facts" wrong. Not all of the heroes need to die in order to introduce new heroes, as they have already proven.
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3-08-2007 @ 5:16PM
Isabelle Carreau said...
What I think Kristin means is that in episode 1.20 (which is set 5 years in the future) all heroes die in the future. That doesn't mean we won't see them next season as it'll still be present... but that something happens in 5 years that has them all be dead. But then again, they can change the future still...
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