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Fox, CW Drama Pilots Get Casting Directors

Fox's “Delirium,” will be cast by Scott Genkinger, “Sleepy Hollow” will be cast by Cathy Sandrich and "Venice" will be cast Patrick Rush. The CW's "Company Town" will be cast by Nancy Klopper.

TV Networks Commit to More Pilots in Development

ABC, NBC, Fox, and the CW go on a late summer shopping spree for new scripted projects to develop for the 2013-14 television season.

As ‘The Office’ Closes, Its Cast Looks Ahead

With production of the hour-long finale set to wrap in March, the actors who have developed their distinctive Dunder Mifflin Paper Company characters, including Brian Baumgartner, are in the process of moving on to other projects.

NBC Orders Full Seasons of Three New Series, HBO and Adult Swim Renew Hit Shows

NBC’s new “Go On,” “The New Normal,” and “Revolution” all got picked up for full seasons, HBO renewed “Boardwalk Empire,” and Adult Swim ordered more “Children’s Hospital” and “NTSF:SD:SUV.”

'Smash' Recap: Episode 10, 'The Surprise Party'

Miracles abound this week on "Smash," as the show moves to Saturday nights. Maybe somebody put something in the water in the writers' room. Maybe the show's endgame is suddenly more clearly in sight. But whatever happened, we hope it keeps happening.

NBC's 'Smash' Casting Three New Series Regulars for Season Two

Three new characters are being cast to join the ensemble of the Marilyn Monroe musical "Bombshell," the fictional show-within-the-show on "Smash."

Stand-Up for Diversity Open Call Coming Up Sept. 9 in NYC

Auditions will be held at the Comedy Cellar on Sept. 9 for NBC’s Stand-Up for Diversity, an annual initiative that offers exposure to unknown comics of all types.

Summer Shuffle as Networks Promote Development Execs

Networks like MTV, TNT, and TBS look to solidify their original programming by promoting development executives, while NBC tries to change course with new blood.

John Lutz and Jim O'Heir Play the Punching Bags on NBC Sitcoms

John Lutz ("30 Rock") and Jim O'Heir ("Parks and Recreation") are getting acclaim for playing the butt of the joke on TV.

Trigger-Happy Nets Skipping Pilots for Straight-to-Series Orders

Straight-to-series pickups have been popular with cable nets and the new online content producers such as Netflix, but now the broadcast networks increasingly are using the strategy—which could be a boon for working actors.