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Khandi Alexander, CSI MiamiEarlier this week, we told you CSI‘s Gary Dourdan would soon be saying goodbye to his role as Warrick Brown.  Now CBS will be looking to plug another hole in its hit franchise by next year.

According to TV Guide, actress Khandi Alexander is set to place her sunglasses down shortly.  Alexander, who has played Alexx Woods since 2002, will be leaving her medical examiner post by the end of ‘s sixth season.

Producers are expected to refill Khandi’s role.

Meanwhile, NBC is also in the middle of its second departure this week.  Just days after hearing Diane Neal would be replaced as A.D.A, we learning that Adam Beach will also be departing the Law & Order: SVU family.  Since Beach was only contractually obligated for one year, this latest news doesn’t come as a huge surprise.  He and the producers mutually agreed not to exercise his second season option.

SVU‘s creators do not plan to find Adam’s replacement.

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Hollywood Reporter

Gallery: More Departures for CSI and Law & Order Franchises


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Thanks to repeats of CSI and Without a Trace, NBC finished strong with the 18-49s.  (The Eye network was still a winner with the viewers.)

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Gallery: Thursday Ratings: NBC Has a Rare Demo Win


Even though it was the umpteenth time Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton had faced off, ABC’s debate actually did quite well…especially on an American Idol night.

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  • Yesterday’s 2008 presidential (10.7 million, 2.7/7 in 18-49) was the season’s most-watched.
  • (9.7 million, 2.6/8) and Big Brother (6.1 million, 2.3/7) were both up 100,00 from last week.
  • (2.0/7) had 5.8 million laughing; (7 million, 2.4/7) did even better.
  • About 3.7 million saw Stacy-Ann sent home on (1.8/6).

Click to continue reading Wednesday Ratings: Presidential Debate Draws Interest

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Gallery: Wednesday Ratings: Presidential Debate Draws Interest


The Biggest Loser, AliThe Biggest Loser finale helped NBC place a strong second behind FOX’s hit reality combo.

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Gallery: Tuesday Ratings: The Biggest Loser Weighs in Nicely for NBC


Although Dancing with the Stars was yesterday’s most-watched program, the series had its lowest-rated episode ever.  ABC ended up with the win in with the viewers, while CBS’ strong comedy lineup secured a victory in the demos.

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Gallery: Monday Ratings: CBS Comedies Have Last Laugh


Diane Neal, SVUTwo months ago, we told you that Jesse L. Martin would be leaving his role on Law & Order after nine years on the show.  Now it looks like Dick Wolf will be busy with another exit from his L&O family.

TV Guide is reporting that Diane Neal, ‘s Casey Novak, will be departing as well.  Neal took over in 2003 when the drama’s last ADA was supposedly killed.  (It was later revealed that Alex Cabot was actually placed in the Witness Protection Program.)

Although it’s unclear if Neal, too, will go down in a blaze of glory, she is expected to be around for this season’s finale.  Casting for her replacement has already begun.

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TV Guide

Gallery: Casting Change for Law & Order: SVU


Laura BushWhile next Tuesday’s political activity will focus on our country’s future, will be spending that morning chatting with the current ladies of the White House.

Next week on , First Lady Laura Bush will be spending an hour as a “guest host” of the morning program.  During the 9 A.M. segment of show, Bush will participate in several segments and give viewers a tour of the family ranch in Texas.  She will also use some of her allotted time to plug Read All About It! - a new book she co-wrote with her daughter Jenna.

With her husband soon to be out of office, I guess it’s good she has something to fall back on.

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Gallery: Laura Bush to Guest Host Today Show


Although it was the most-watched show overall, the return of Desperate Housewives got off to a slow start. CBS’ Masters overrun didn’t help matters either.  In the end, the Alphabet network came away with both the viewers and the demos.

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Gallery: Sunday Ratings: ABC Desperate for Viewers


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(You can view TV Envy’s Post-Strike Television Schedule here.)

 

MONDAY (4/14)
  • Bones (FOX, 8pm):  New episode.  “When a motorcycle racer’s remains are discovered in a national park, Brennan and Booth hunt for his killer.”  I hear this is a great show.  I just wish Angel wasn’t flirting with a new woman.
  • One Tree Hill (CW, 9pm):  New episode.  “Lucas tries to deal with being left at the altar.”  He’ll find comfort in the arms of a young blonde thing later.
  • Rules of Engagement (CBS, 9:30pm):  New episode.  “Adam and Jennifer go on a vacation with Jeff and Audrey, but first they have to endure a time share sales pitch.”  What do I get if I endure the show?
  • Medium (NBC, 10pm):  “Kelly Preston guest stars as venture capitalist Meghan Doyle, who strikes up a professional and personal connection with Joe.”  Anjelica Huston, Rosanna Arquette and now Kelly Preston.  Is this the channel?

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Gallery: This Week on TV (4/14-4/20)


Viewers proved they didn’t care how the US is represented in the Miss Universe pageant. They’d much rather see someone play Plinko.

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Gallery: Friday Ratings: The Numbers Favor CBS


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