Tuesday’s “You’re both hired!” news

Awards

Film

East European TV

  • In Treatment to be remade in Romanian, Hungarian, Czech and Polish

British TV

Canadian/German TV

  • Rufus Sewell, Ian McShane and Donald Sutherland to star in Pillars of the Earth

US TV

Wednesday’s “Brian Blessed is a god” news

Doctor Who

Film

Theatre

  • Sanaa Lathan joins James Earl Jones, Phylicia Rashad and Adrian Lester in all-black cast of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof

British TV

Canadian TV

US TV

  • Tim Kring lets everyone know the set-up for Heroes next season [lots of minor spoilers]
  • Californication‘s Madeline Zima joins Heroes
  • Gregg Henry joins Hung, Courtney Ford joins Dexter
  • USA to pick up pilot for spy thriller Covert Affairs?
  • Hannah Montana gets a fourth season
  • Images from Virtuality
  • Important Things with Demitri Martin gets a second season
  • Zac Efron cameos in Entourage

Tuesday’s Whedon-free Buffy news

Doctor Who

  • Details of DT’s appearance in The Sarah Jane Adventures [minor spoilers]
  • New animated Who on the way, featuring DT and Georgia Moffett
  • Regeneration will be complicated [minor spoilers]

Film

British TV

Canadian TV

US TV

US TV

CBS shows coming in Fall 2009

CBS upfronts

CBS isn’t the sexiest of networks, but with its constant diet of cop procedurals, Chuck Lorre comedies and adult-skewed programming, it’s about the only one that’s done better this year than it did last. Apparently convinced that slow and steady – and unsexy – shows with bad scripts but good casts will win the race, CBS has two more cop procedurals, two medical procedurals and a law procedural – oh, and a comedy about a pregnant movie critic, starring someone who used to be in a Chuck Lorre comedy. They always like to throw a wildcard into the mix, don’t they?

So, after the jump, plot run-downs and videos from Accidentally On Purpose, The Good Wife, NCIS: Los Angeles, Three Rivers, The Bridge and Miami Trauma.

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