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Tour de France 2014 TV schedule on NBC Sports

July 2, 2014 Ryan Berenz

The 101st Tour de France, the world’s most prestigious cycling race, airs on NBC Sports Network and NBC beginning Saturday, July 5, starting with Stage 1 at 6am ET. NBC and NBCSN combine to televise all 21 stages through the race’s conclusion on Sunday, July 27. NBC Sports Network also airs Tour Primetime each night with highlights of the day’s best action. This year’s Tour de France features nine new stage cities and stages in England for the first time since 2007, including the Grand Depart in Leeds. In all the course covers 3,664 kilometers (2,277 miles) through England, France, […]

Tom Ellis plays a steamy “medical fixer” in USA’s new series “Rush”

July 2, 2014 Kellie Freeze

When baseball pros with anger issues, actors with — ahem — personal problems, or bullet-riddled gangsters need a discreet doctor, who do they call? If you’ve got cash, then Dr. Will Rush (Tom Ellis) has no prejudice. Rush, USA Network’s new high-octane drama, premieres boasts an antihero lead with as much to hide as his famous, and infamous, clientele. Rush has all of the trappings of a slick medical drama; its protagonist’s swanky hotel room features a portable defibrillator machine, his car’s trunk has a portable surgery suite, and he is in possession of and uses every drug known to […]

“Sharknado 2” highlights Syfy’s “Sharknado Week”

July 2, 2014 Jeff Pfeiffer

Syfy’s original Sharknado was a social-media hit when it debuted last summer (though not necessarily a ratings smash, interestingly enough; more people seemed to snark about the film on Twitter than perhaps watched it). Naturally, then, there is now a sequel, which — after soliciting entries for a subtitle from fans via Twitter — Syfy and production company The Asylum have called, somewhat pedestrianly, Sharknado 2: The Second One. (A Sharknado 3 is also already in the works, set to debut in summer 2015, so Syfy is really going to ride this franchise until it jumps the shark, which may […]

Harrison Ford: Star Wars Pirate

July 2, 2014 Kellie Freeze

When news broke of Harrison Ford’s June 12 injury on the set of Star Wars Episode VII, fans were concerned how the 71 year-old’s injury and subsequent recovery would affect the film’s shoot schedule. Thankfully, a new picture surfaced of the star using an iWalk, an external prosthetic that allows people to more around much more safely and naturally than they would on crutches. It’s part crutch and part prosthetic. If you’ve ever had crutches, you know how much they suck. Nobody wants painful armpit bruises. And have you ever tries going up or down stairs with crutches? Hop-hopping up […]

Interview: Matt Passmore of USA Network’s “Satisfaction”

July 2, 2014 Barb Oates

“There’s an Everyman sense about Neil Truman,” tells Matt Passmore of his character in USA Network’s new drama Satisfaction. Neil’s been married for 18 years, has a knockout wife, Grace, a 16-year-old daughter, a successful career at an investment firm, an awesome house, even an 80-inch 3DTV, but there’s something missing. With reckless, liberating abandon, he looks to make a change and that’s when his life goes totally Enron. “As he tries to sort out within himself what he truly wants, the kind of man he truly wants to be and the kind of happiness he is truly searching for […]

Adam Richman series Man Finds Food postponed by Travel Channel

July 2, 2014 Lori Acken

In the wake of perennial Travel Channel favorite Adam Richman’s controversial online exchanges with a few detractors, the network has pulled his newest series Man Finds Food — which was to premiere tonight — from its schedule. Though the announcement did not specifically state the reason for its decision, Richman’s recent, shockingly vitriolic adventures in social media with several people who challenged his use of the term “thinspiration” in interviews and Instagram posts about his recent 70-plus pound weight loss are presumed to be to blame. Richman has since apologized for his comments and made his personal Instragram account private. The network has not said […]

Judy Greer and Nat Faxon are the perfect match in FX’s “Married”

July 2, 2014 Ryan Berenz

FX’s new comedy series Married stars Nat Faxon and Judy Greer as a couple who can barely remember what life was like before kids, debt and suburbia rained on their romance. Odds are pretty good you know Judy Greer from something. In fact, she wrote a book, I Don’t Know What You Know Me From: Confessions of a Co-Star, mostly about her experiences playing the best friend in every Hollywood romantic comedy you’ve ever seen. Greer gets to take the rom-com route again, but this time it’s in the new 10-episode FX series Married (Thursdays beginning July 17 at 10pm […]

Little Women: LA Episode 6 recap, “She’s Booty-ful”

July 1, 2014 Kellie Freeze

After a few weeks of fighting, the ladies of Little Women: LA are hanging out in hopes of rekindling their friendship. Why does it look like they are sticking their feet into a koi pond? Is this a real pool? Elena reveals that she wants implants. And asks Briana about hers. Hold on, what?? Sweet, mom, finding-her-strength, 3-foot-8 Briana has some fakies? No way. She explains that she had a reduction, nursed her daughter for almost a year and then got small implants. Ok, that makes sense — she got a mom-over post-kid. Lots of women do. Briana encourages Elena […]

2014 Syfy Twilight Zone July 4 Marathon episode guide

July 1, 2014 Jeff Pfeiffer

Syfy will once again be airing its annual favorite, the Twilight Zone July 4 Marathon. This year’s is a bit abbreviated (only 16 hours) compared to past marathons that have aired for days around July 4th and New Year’s Eve. The 2014 installment is airing Friday, July 4, from 8am-8pm ET/PT, and concluding Saturday, July 5, from 12am-4am ET/PT. But if you’re a Zone fan, you’ll take whatever you can get. Here is a rundown of the episodes that will be airing during the 2014 Syfy Twilight Zone July 4 Marathon (all times ET/PT): Friday, July 4 8am: “Five Characters […]

Teen Wolf Season 4 Episode 2 recap: The Hunt for the Triskelion

July 1, 2014 StayTuned Staff

Last night’s episode of MTV’s Teen Wolf Season 4 finally brought forth some answers that fans have been looking for. The episode opens with a flashback of high-school-age Derek shifting on a full moon with assistance from his older brother, Peter. The significant piece in this scene is that Peter is trying to make Derek focus on the triskelion to make the transition much easier. Coming back from his high-school days, Derek is still the same age in the present, thanks to Kate, as he arrives at Dr. Deaton’s vet clinic. Deaton is unaware of how such a thing could have […]