By Jamie Ruby

Emily Deschanel is known for her leading role of Dr. Temperance 'Bones' Brennan on the popular fox series, Bones, now in its eight season, and already renewed for a ninth.

Brennan is a forensic anthropologist who works at the Jeffersonian, who with her team, assists law enforcement to solve murder cases. She is also aided by Special Agent Seeley Booth of the FBI, who is now her lover as well as father of her child.

In the upcoming episode "The Shot in the Dark," Brennan is shot. Deschanel talked to the digital media yesterday about the episode and some of what we can expect the rest of this season on Bones.

By Jamie Ruby

If you watch movies, it's a pretty good bet you know who Kevin Bacon is. Bacon has appeared in numerous projects over the years, such as Footloose, Tremors, Mystic River, and many more. Bacon is mostly known for his work in film, but he returns to the small screen as the star of the new Fox series The Following, which recently premiered on Fox.

In the new series, Bacon plays Ryan Hardy, a retired FBI Agent, known for putting away serial killer Joe Carroll (James Purefoy). He is called back to duty when Carroll escapes from prison. Hardy discovers whether in prison or out, Carroll has many followers and the number is rising.

By Karen Moul

As Dallas’ second season takes off, Jesse Metcalfe made time to speak with us about his character, Christopher Ewing.

“Christopher's a very noble character. He's really at the moral center of the show,” explained Metcalfe. “He's incredibly ethical and oftentimes heroic, and he's the guy that selflessly tries to serve and protect his family."

“Christopher is really defined by his need to prove himself as a Ewing,” he continued, “and the baggage of being abandoned by the only mother that he's ever known. I think that's the fuel for his ambition.

"So anything can come out of that. He's already proven himself in the first season to be pretty temperamental at times and very emotionally raw at times."

By Karen Moul

Dallas is back for its second season and already the new Ewing Energies is shaping up to be a turbulent workplace. We asked actress Jordana Brewster what her character, Elena Ramos, can expect from her new job. By joining John Ross and Christopher as a partner in the company, has she set herself up for trouble?

“I think if you are in the mix, if you are living in Southfork and working at Ewing Energies and in business with the Ewings,” said Brewster, “you are in danger, regardless of who you are sleeping with.”

“So I think yes, I think she does have to watch her back and I think she knows that. She is a very smart woman. “

Although she has broken their engagement, Elena always saw the good in John Ross. Is there any chance she is still vulnerable to her ex?

No way, says Brewster. “I think she really gave John Ross the benefit of the doubt throughout Season 1 and she was very torn because the love of her life was married to someone else.

“Once John Ross crossed her, that's it. “

Brewster recently spoke with journalists about playing the show’s good girl, living in Dallas, and bonding with the cast. Read the entire conversation and tune in to Dallas on Mondays at 9/8 on TNT.

By Karen Moul

The sophomore season of Dallas has brought a change to bad boy John Ross. In a recent interview, Josh Henderson told us his character “has chilled out a little bit and he has a different approach.”

John Ross hasn’t changed his plans, just his demeanor.

“I think that he still wants to take over Ewing Energies, that’s his goal,” continued Henderson, “but he knows that he can’t just be guns blazing angry all the time. So he has a different tactic and he has chilled out a little bit and he wants to fly under the radar a little more.”

But is this the quiet before the storm? Filming of season two was underway when Larry Hagman died, so viewers know what’s in store: John Ross will lose his father, J.R.

“Once J.R. is gone,” Henderson hinted, “John Ross is really on a dark mission.

“Everything is brought to a halt and I think he’s going to feel very, very lost and unprepared with J.R.’s early exit. It’s painful for him and he was not expecting this and it’s going to cause some unbelievable emotions and actions and stuff to come out of John Ross.”

By Karen Moul

As Dallas’ second season open, Pamela is determined not to let Christopher seize custody of their unborn twins. Is she taking orders from her father, Cliff Barnes, or is she just angry about being jilted?

“I think it's a little bit of both,” says Julie Gonzalo. “Obviously Cliff has never had any nice things to say about the Ewing family. And I think that most of the reason why she went on a two-year con to trap Christopher into marrying her and all that stuff is because of her father.”

As we know, the con didn’t go as planned. Gonzalo says Pamela really did fall in love with her mark and “she definitely is hurt with the fact that Christopher never would have loved her as much as he loved Elena.”

By Jamie Ruby

Cloris Leachman has been in the acting business for over sixty years. She is known for the role of Phyllis Lindstrom in Mary Tyler Moore, Rhoda, and her own spinoff, Phyllis. Later in her career some of her projects included work on series such as Touched by an Angel and Malcolm in the Middle, and films such as The Longest Yard and Lake Placid 2. At 82 she competed on Dancing with the Stars.

The actress currently plays Maw Maw in the FOX series Raising Hope. She recently talked to the media about the series.

By Jamie Ruby

Being Human recently returned to Syfy with season three, and with it, came a lot of changes. One of the big ones of the season was that Sally, played by Meaghan Rath, has been brought back from the dead. As a ghost, Sally could not interact with her friends, or the world around her, but now that she can, she's happy to pursue things she couldn't before, but she quickly learns that there are consequences.

Rath recently talked to the digital media about the changes for Sally and what we can expect in season three. Being Human airs Mondays on Syfy.

By Jamie Ruby

Danica McKellar is probably best known for her role as Winnie Cooper in The Wonder Years, but she has many other acting credits to her name, including work on the series The West Wing, NCIS, and The Big Bang Theory, and films such as Hack! and Heatstroke. She has also written, directed, and produced the shorts Speechless and Broken.

Apolo Ohno is not only an eight-time Olympic medalist for speed skating, but has competed on Dancing with the Stars and recently guest starred on the series Hawaii Five-0.

McKellar and Ohno worked together on the film Tasmanian Devils which recently aired on Syfy. They talked to the digital media about their experiences on the film.

By Karen Moul

When White Collar returns this week, Neal (Matt Bomer) is still reeling from the revelation that Sam is his father. Will they find a way to build a relationship?

“You will see me [as Sam] on more than the season opener,” hints Treat Williams. “I cannot remember how many I was on. But I signed on for six. I think there are at least two more before the season ends."

It’s a role Williams enjoys. “I don't think it's too often you get to play a character who is mysterious. And no one seems to know who he is or what's his next move. He's not just the dad. We don't even know if he's the dad, which is fun.”

Offscreen, Williams has a great relationship with costar Bomer.

“I adore [Matt],” he gushes. “He's a lot of fun on set. He takes the work very seriously and himself not so seriously. He is honorable and humble and funny and a lot of the attributes that my son has. And I would be proud if he were my son.”

Watch White Collar Tuesdays at 9 ET on USA Network.