This afternoon, Fox Television released its spring schedule – complete with for return dates for Bones and Breaking In, and the series premiere of Touch.
Details follow the jump.
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It took until halfway through season four, but the creative team of fringe has finally produced an Astrid episode – and it looks like an amazing hour!
Jasika Nicole talks about the ep and how the treatment script affect her – and the cast talks about the experience of filming the scene where the two Astrids meet.
Tim Kring’s new series, Touch, marks Kiefer Sutherland’s return to primetime television. In it, he plays Martin Bohm, single parent to Jake – a remarkable ten-year old boy who has been misdiagnosed as autistic, but is something… more.
Grade: B+
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Fox is presenting a special preview of the series pilot for Tim Kring’s Touch [9/8C] this evening. The series brings Kiefer Sutherland back to Fox and network primetime after a two-year absence following the series wrap of Fox’s long-lived hit, 24.
On Monday, Sutherland took a half-hour out of his busy shooting schedule to talk with a number of journalists/bloggers about the show, and why he returned to series television.
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FOX’s The Finder [Thursdays, 9/8C] premieres this evening and, though cast changes have clearly resulted in a bit of unevenness, the series first episode, an Orphan Walks Into A Bar, has the kind of mix of breeziness and dark undercurrents that have its parent series, Bones, a hit.
Grade: B
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Tomorrow evening the Bones spinoff, The Finder [FOX, Thursdays, 9/8C], makes its debut. Last week, I had the opportunity to take part in a conference call with series creator Hart Hanson and star Geoff Stults – who plays Walter, the titular finder of stuff both wanted and not so much [he always wants his clients that the process of finding someone/something might lead to learned something best not learned in the first place].
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For the first time, a major network, FOX, is setting up an animation unit to develop and produce alternative animated content for a late-night network block [from 11pm – 12:30 am, Saturdays], a digital channel and online.
The announcement was made during FOX’s annual Television Critics Association Press Tour [TCA] presentation. Follow the jump for further details.
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