Watch a sneak peek of IT'S ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA "The D.E.N.N.I.S System" Season 5 Episode 10 which airs on Thursday November 19 at 10pm on FX.

Episode Synopsis: IT'S ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA "The D.E.N.N.I.S System" Season 5 Episode 10 - Dennis reveals to the gang how he seduces women.

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IT'S ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA "The D.E.N.N.I.S System" Season 5 Episode 10

Watch a sneak peek of NIP/TUCK " Alexis Stone" (Season 6 Episode 6) which airs on Wednesday November 18 at 10pm.

Episode Synopsis: NIP/TUCK "Alexis Stone" Season 6 Episode 6 - Julia's recently remarried mother (Vanessa Redgrave) threatens to take custody of Annie and Conor, and Sean and Julia put aside their differences to stop her. Meanwhile, Christian bonds with a new patient; and Mike reveals his plans with Kimber.

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Watch a sneak peek of SONS OF ANARCHY "Service" Season 2 Episode 11 which airs on Tuesday November 10 at 10pm.

Episode Synopsis: SONS OF ANARCHY "Service" Season 2 Episode 11 - While Opie seeks both revenge and reconciliation, Chibs makes a secret deal with Agent Stahl (Ally Walker) to protect his wife and daughter.

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SONS OF ANARCHY (SOA) "Service" Season 2 Episode 11

I recently got a chance to speak with MARK DUPLASS who plays Pete on FX's new show, The League, which airs on Thursdays at 10:30pm.

He talked about what's coming up for Pete on The League this season, his future projects, his love of "Friday Night Lights," and much more. So enjoy the interview below.

Congratulations on 'The League'. Can you talk about how you first got involved with the show?

Mark Duplass: Thank you very much, yeah. I met Jackie [Schaffer] and Jeff [Schaffer] and I knew they were looking around for some actors who could do the improv thing because it's definitely a specific process. We're working from outlines and there's no formal script. So there's a lot of not only what's said but sort of what your character does and even the narrative drive of the show is kind of in your lap as an actor. So, Katie [Aselton] met with Jeff and Jackie after they had seen a movie we made called 'The Puffy Chair'. Katie and I acted in that and my brother and I wrote and directed that. It just felt like a really good fit because Jackie and Jeff are this couple, this amazing couple. They're super self-aware. They are constantly making fun of each other but it's totally done with love and Katie and I are very similar. We were having breakfast with them and it was sort of these mirror images of ourselves. It's a very precarious thing to try and work with your spouse and we kind of connected over that. I think that Katie is a filmmaker and I'm a filmmaker so there's a specific type of acting that you do here where you're acting but you're also writing as you go. You're thinking where the scene should go, what your character should do here and so I think we all felt comfortable like that. It just seemed from about ten minutes into the meeting we were all just like, 'Alright, I know there's going to be auditions and I know there's going to be studio approvals but I think this is going to be what's happening.' Then six months later we were shooting the pilot.

Do you like improvising more than actually having to memorize a script and act off of that?

Mark Duplass: I'm more comfortable in it just because I think it's what I'm used to. As a filmmaker, my brother and I have a whole philosophy of working where nothing feels as fresh, obviously, as something that is coming up right in the moment there. So it's kind of what I think I'm better at. But I did do a role with Noah Baumbach and Ben Stiller in this movie 'Greenberg' where Noah is super specific about his script and being on that. So I had to do more preparation with it. Honestly, I was nervous but it is its own version of challenging and it was really, really fun.

Now we know that Pete has left his wife already on 'The League'. Will there be a new love interest for him this season? What's coming up for him?

Mark Duplass: I can definitely say that Pete is on the loose, but the thing about Pete is that he's so confident and so great at fantasy football that you'd kind of think if you don't know him that well that he carries that through every other aspect of his life and that's really not the case. He's basically a God of the virtual gridiron and pretty much a loser at everything else. So he gets himself out into the dating world and he has absolutely no idea what to do. He's been married for a while and he's just clueless. So a lot of it is Pete trying to make his way through there and the guys giving him some good advice and some horrible advice as he tries to find someone to connect with. It's pretty fun for me.

What's been the reaction to the show so far, any encounters with fans of the show?

Mark Duplass: We've gotten recognized on the street and stuff. It's hard to figure out because in some ways we are the little show that could, the little show on FX. I haven't had any negative encounters. I don't think people go out of their way to trash a new show. It's mostly positive stuff. They say, 'It's great because it feels like what I do in my fantasy football league.' Or on the flipside of that, 'I have that conversation with my wife after we drink too much.' It's good. It's what I've always tried to do as a filmmaker as well, try to present something that feels natural and feels real and it's not too preposterous. It's just some real life stuff that you can connect with.

How has this experience been different from something else that you've done?

Mark Duplass: Well, the main thing for me, honestly I do work mostly as a writer/director and so just being an actor on this show, it's basically just pure fun with no pressure. I leave set and I don't have to worry about, 'Oh my God, how am I going to carry this storyline through? What am I going to do with this edit? What am I going to do about this actor?' It's literally like just showing up, have a scenario to play, play that with a bunch of people that I really like playing it with. Jeff and Jackie, they're so, laid back is not the right word. They just have the right perspective on what's important and what's not. It's a very low stress set. It's just a lot of fun. We eat some good food and then we go home. It's really this ridiculous dream job. My brother and I put a lot of pressure on ourselves when we're making our movies and so it's the perfect antithesis to making movies. It's like camp.

Who's your favorite character on the show apart from yours?

Mark Duplass: That's a good question. Favorite character? I like them all for different reasons. It's funny because when you're on a show for a while, and even though we've only shot six episodes, you start to get into the more subtle stuff of what's really going on. There's some very special stuff about the character of Andre that I'm tapping into as I really watch the intricacy of his performance. On the surface level he's just kind of the rich dork in this group of friends. We know that character but when you really, really watch him you realize that this guy is trying so hard to fit in with his friends and he's constantly quoting things that they said before to try and make him sound funny, like he's one of them, but he's just one click off. He's so close to getting it but he's not quite there. To me, the more that I watch it, it's funny but it's so tragically sweet. He just wants in and he's so close, he's saying all the right words with the jokes but it just doesn't land and he can't figure out why. That to me, a little bit of that lovable loser aspect – I love that stuff.

Do you know at which point they might renew the show?

Mark Duplass: I don't know at which point they're going to renew the show. I'm very new to the TV world and the business end of it. I don't know how that all works but I do know that FX loves the show and I think sponsors are super happy with what the response has been and so we're all very hopeful that we're going to be around for a little bit.

I think it's a great pairing with 'It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia'.

Mark Duplass: It is. It's a good balance. I think those two, and we've been kind of following the responses to the show on Twitter and Facebook and there's definitely this thing that's happening where people are starting to make a night of FX on Thursdays. I think that's good, a good companion piece.

You have quite a few projects coming out. Can you talk about some of those?

Mark Duplass: Yeah. We are editing our first quote/unquote big movie which for us, we came from the world of making micro-budget movies for Sundance and stuff. So we wrote and directed a movie for Fox Searchlight earlier this year. It's a comedy with John C. Reilly and Jonah Hill and Marisa Tomei and Catherine Keener. We're literally just about to finish the edit. We've been testing it and people are loving it. We're nervous but super excited to get it out in the world and so that'll be out sometime next year. We have a second movie that we are just kind of about to announce a deal on. I can't talk about it but it's something that we're going to shoot earlier next year that Jason Reitman is producing for us and we're just super excited about that. So it's been kind of busy going back and forth between the writing/directing world and the acting world but it's a really cool balance.

Do you like one of those three more than another one of them?

Mark Duplass: I definitely like doing it all. There's something, I can't quite figure out what the balance is but I think there's something to the fact that I like to stay busy and I'm a type A workaholic. I know that about myself. I couldn't write and direct more than one movie in a year because that would destroy me and there's something about the balance of writing and directing a movie, as I said before, and the ease and fun and freedom of acting on a TV show like 'The League' or doing little parts with Noah in 'Greenberg' that balances my life out really, really well. So I kind of like the idea of making a movie and then acting in something each year. That seems like a way to stay creative but also stay relatively healthy.

If you could guest star on any show which one would it be?

Mark Duplass: That's a pretty good question. I don't know if I'm right for it, but I'm so obsessed with 'Friday Night Lights' and the way that they shoot. It's very similar to the way that my brother and I like to shoot except ours are comedic versions of that. That would be like a giddy school boy thing. I would probably suck on the show because I'd just be looking at all the actors, smiling, but I would still love to do it. One of the guys who's a cameraman on that show shoots our movies with us. It's like a very similar aesthetic.

Is there an actor or a director that you would love to work with?

Mark Duplass: God. So many. I love Richard Linklater and I went to college in Austin when he was really hitting his stride. He's always been a kind of hero of mine. As a director he's kind of definitely way up there. As an actor – God that's tough to say – there are people that I'd really like to direct and see what we could do with them. I'm obsessed with Richard Jenkins, the guy who plays the lead in 'The Visitor'. He's an older guy who's been a character actor for a while and I think he's just got this explosive potential. It's very obvious on some level, but any chance to get near Meryl Streep in any capacity, even if it's just delivering some coffee would be [great]. I just feel like she's a living legend and I don't know anyone who's better at what they do than she is.

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MARK DUPLASS (The League) Exclusive Interview

I recently got a chance to speak with KATIE ASELTON who plays Jenny on FX's new show, The League, which airs on Thursdays at 10:30pm.

She talked about what's coming up on The League this season, what it feels like to be the only girl among all the guys, the film she recently directed and starred in, and much more. So enjoy the interview below.

Congratulations on 'The League'. Can you talk about how you got involved with the show?

Katie Aselton: Thank you. Well, I believe the way it all happened was Jackie [Marcus Schaffer] and Jeff [Schaffer], the creators, when they were putting together the show sort of put out into the universe what they wanted and that was just a group of actors that were really comfortable improvising and being in that type of environment. When our agent had heard that she immediately sent over 'The Puffy Chair' which was a movie that my husband, Mark Duplass, and I did together a couple of years ago. It was very similar to that type of approach. It was a whole lot of improv and keeping the moments very real and when they saw that they gave us a call. We met with them and we really, really clicked and so from there on out we were sort of onboard.

Is there a script at all on the show?

Katie Aselton: It is all improv, we're given an outline for every episode. So each scene is sort of summarized into a paragraph. They give us some key phrases that they really like and really want to hear and we sort of make it all our own which is really fun.

How difficult is it to keep going and find those moments?

Katie Aselton: It's not that difficult in that I think each one of us has our character in us. We're not that far off and they're definitely sort of extreme versions of ourselves, but that being said it's not hard to find what our character would do in those scenarios.

How it working with all these guys, being pretty much the only woman on the show?

Katie Aselton: It's horrible. I hate all of them. No, honestly, it's really fun because really my character, Jenny, is a guy's girl. I sort of have that quality in myself as well. I do like to hang with the guys and do that kind of thing. The boys are amazing. Steve Rannazzisi who plays my husband and Nick Kroll who plays Ruxin and Paul Scheer and John Lajoie, honestly you couldn't ask for a better group of guys to spend your days with. And my husband is one of them, my real life husband.

How is that working out?

Katie Aselton: It's nice, really nice. We've got a two year old who's terrorizing me right now but if we were working on different jobs we would have totally opposite schedules, would never see each other. This is sort of nice. We have a baby sitter during the day and then we get to go to work and spend our days together.

And you don't get tired of each other.

Katie Aselton: That never happens. We actually like each other. We get that time together and so it's good.

Jenny is more part of the guys than the other wives. Will she get accepted by the guys and get her own team later in the season?

Katie Aselton: I think she definitely sort of digs her way in a little bit deeper and that doesn't always have the best outcome. That's what I'll say about that but she definitely asserts herself in the league.

What's coming up this season on the show?

Katie Aselton: This season, you're really just going to watch these people, the guys and the girls and their relationships evolve and grow and it all sort of is grounded by the league and it all sort of comes back to that in the end, but I think really in this first season you're just going to get to know these guys a little better which is great. Hopefully, if we get to a season two we can see where they go from there, but I think by the end of the first season you're going to get a real good sense of who these guys are and what the league really means to them and what they're willing to sacrifice for that.

How many episodes are there in this season?

Katie Aselton: Six in the first season.

Have you shot them all already?

Katie Aselton: We have shot all of them so it's totally surreal. We're kind of done. Done and waiting, hoping that people love it.

Have you gotten any feedback yet, have people come up to you that have seen the show?

Katie Aselton: Yeah, it's been totally cool. I was sort of like, 'Ah, no one will see it. Who watches FX?' But people do. It's crazy. Just the other day Mark and I got out, we went to the Pasadena Rose Bowl Flea Market. It was like eight in the morning and we piled out with our daughter and the second we got out of the car they were like, 'Man, we love "The League".' I was like, 'Really?' I still haven't figured out yet how to really respond to people like that because I've never really had that before. I always get really friendly, like, 'Really? Thank you so much. It's so amazing.' I can't just go, 'Thanks, man. That's really nice.' I'm like, 'Wee!'

And by the end of this year you'll be tired of it.

Katie Aselton: Oh, well, I hope I get tired of it. I don't know if you can get tired of good compliments. I haven't yet.

Who's your favorite character on the show apart from your own?

Katie Aselton: I feel like I should say one of my husbands, either my real husband or my fake husband but I think I really like Nick Kroll's character, Ruxin. It's so funny, while we were shooting it Steven Rannazzisi who plays my husband, Kevin, coined Nick as being the least likable guy on television but there's something in the way that it's all come together that I feel a lot of compassion for Ruxin. I feel like he maybe married his really hot college girlfriend and now his life is just heading downhill since then. Like, he peaked probably when he asked Sofia to marry him and she said yes. That was the peak and it was all downhill from there. Now you have to be married to the hot person who really isn't that interesting in the end.

I see how he's unlikable but in a good way.

Katie Aselton: In a really good way, right? While we were shooting Nick was like, 'There's nothing redeeming about my character.' But I totally disagree. I just feel for him so much. I feel like I have friends like him and you just look at him and go, 'I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. Your life on paper should be much better. On paper it is better and in reality it's not that. So, sorry.'

Your husband on the show, Kevin, has a better deal, right?

Katie Aselton: Yes, he really does. Kevin kind of really scored, I think. I think that Jenny is the kind of girl that I want to be. She's kind of that super cool girl who can roll with everything and ends up doing really cool things for her husband, special sex and whatnot.

I saw that you directed a movie called 'The Freebie'. Can you talk about that?

Katie Aselton: Yeah, I did. That was my first foray into that. It all sort of came about because I was just looking for great work and nothing was really coming along and I was sort of at a weird place where I wasn't enough of a name to get a project like people with bigger names. They were sort of getting priority over me and I was just getting kind of down about it. Finally, Mark looked at me and said, 'Well, just make your own thing.' I was like, 'I don't write so I don't know how that's going to happen.' I didn't feel like I had any original ideas and then one day I was having a conversation with my friend who was sort of going through some weird stuff with his girlfriend and just this idea sort of came about, this idea that this married couple would get one free night with someone else and what that would do to a couple. That's where it all came about. It's a project that's very much like 'Puffy Chair' or 'The League' that's very loose and very improvised and it all came from an outline. So that protected me and the whole I don't write thing. I just put together an outline of what I wanted. I ended up putting the project together with Dax Shepard. I got an amazing crew of people from the indie world who I have just loved and wanted to work with for a really long time and we made this film in eleven days. I think it works, too. I'm really excited about it.

Do you have a release date or are you doing festivals?

Katie Aselton: We're doing festivals for this so it's sitting in the hands of Sundance right now and I'm really just on the verge of hyperventilating on a daily basis waiting to hear.

How was that experience, directing and acting?

Katie Aselton: It was really amazing. I think working on 'The Freebie' was really special in that it was a really small cast and crew. There was a whole lot of trust and it was just collaborative as you could possibly hope for in the best way. You really just trusted everyone's ideas and so I didn't feel solely responsible for the film. I knew that like in the scenes that I was in, the ones where I was acting and it was the really emotional stuff Matt Sanders, our editor, would be there watching it. Mark was in the background. Mark [Duplass] executive produced it. He was there sort of keeping an eye on things. So I was really able to sort of release it all to them and then after every take they'd come back and be like, 'This is what we've got. This is what we don't have. Where do you want it to go from here?' It was really nice. Then Ben Kasulke, my DP, has a great eye and a great ability to tell stories and Dax was so good at doing that stuff, too. So it was really much less pressure than I thought it was going to be and we were able to sort of come together and sort of tell the story all together. It was awesome. I don't know if that would ever happen again but it was an amazing experience for a first project for sure.

Is that something you want to do more of?

Katie Aselton: Yeah, I totally would but I feel like I would have to keep it small and on the same scale that I did this one on. It was just sort of magic and it worked really well that way.

You also did something with your husband, can you talk about that?

Katie Aselton: I had a small role in his studio film that he's got coming out soon. It has no title but it's a Fox Searchlight project with John C. Reilly and Marissa Tomei. I just do like a very small thing in that. I did a movie with Tony Shaloub last winter in Wisconsin called 'Feed the Fish' which was really fun. I got to jump into Lake Michigan twice in February. I'm a polar bear so that's cool. That's pretty much it, and then there's obviously 'The League' which I'm crossing my fingers for and seeing what's happening next. We're crossing our fingers for a season two of 'The League'.

If you could guest star on any other show which one would it be?

Katie Aselton: I just auditioned, and this isn't going to mean anything to your readers yet but it will, but Greg Garcia, the guy who did 'My Name is Earl' has created this new pilot called 'Keep Hope Alive' and I just auditioned for the guest role in the pilot of that and that is an amazing script and people are going to love that show. It's really good. So that would be amazing. I've already gotten to guest start on 'The Office' and so that was kind of a dream come true. I did that and I was like, 'Okay, I'm done. I can die now. We're happy.' Other than that I think it'd be really fun to guest star on something totally different like 'Grey's Anatomy'. I want to be on a hospital bed or something or in prison.

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KATIE ASELTON (The League) Exclusive Interview

Watch a sneak peek of IT'S ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA Mac and Dennis Break Up which airs on Thursday November 12 at 10pm on FX.

Episode Synopsis: IT'S ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA Mac and Dennis Break Up - Relationships are put to the test when Mac and Dennis decide to spend some time apart. Meanwhile, Charlie lends his feline expertise to help Dee find her cat that she misplacedin the wall.

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IT'S ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA "Mac and Dennis Break Up" Season 5 Episode 9

Watch a sneak peek of NIP/TUCK "Abigail Sullivan" (Season 6 Episode 5) which airs on Wednesday November 11 at 10pm.

Episode Synopsis: NIP/TUCK "Abigail Sullivan" (Season 6 Episode 5) - As Matt's crime spree catches up with him, Julia returns from New York to help in his recovery from surgery. Sean discovers devastating details about his marriage to Teddy. A new patient suffers from extreme separation anxiety.

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NIP/TUCK "Abigail Sullivan" (Season 6 Episode 5)

Watch a sneak peek of SONS OF ANARCHY "Balm" Season 2 Episode 10 which airs on Tuesday November 10 at 10pm.

Episode Synopsis: SONS OF ANARCHY "Balm" Season 2 Episode 10 - While the repo business proves more fruitful than the club ever imagined, ATF Agent Stahl gets up close and personal with the MC. Meanwhile, the tension between Jax and Clay forces Gemma to make a tough decision.

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SONS OF ANARCHY (SOA) "Balm" Season 2 Episode 10

Watch a sneak peek of IT'S ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA ""Paddy's Pub: Home of the Original Kitten" Season 5 Episode 8 which airs on Thursday November 5 at 10pm on FX.

Episode Synopsis: IT'S ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA "Paddy's Pub: Home of the Original Kitten" Season 5 Episode 8 - The gang decides to expand their business by developing a number of products that they could sell at Paddy's pub.

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IT'S ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA "Paddy's Pub: Home of the Original Kitten" Season 5 Episode 8

Watch a sneak peek of NIP/TUCK "Jenny Juggs" Season 6 Episode 4 which airs on Wednesday November 4 at 10pm.

Episode Synopsis: NIP/TUCK "Jenny Juggs" (Season 6 Episode 4) - Christian struggles to understand a patient with big anger-management issues. Sean and Christian learn how Matt is earning an income, despite his attempts to keep it hidden from his family. Teddy arranges a camping trip with Sean, Annie and Conor in order to ease family tensions.

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NIP/TUCK "Jenny Juggs" (Season 6 Episode 4)

Watch a sneak peek of SONS OF ANARCHY "Fa Guan" Season 2 Episode 9 which airs on Tuesday November 3 at 10pm.

Episode Synopsis: SONS OF ANARCHY "Fa Guan" Season 2 Episode 9 - When SAMCRO's adult-film business becomes a hindrance to the club, Clay seizes the opportunity to revive the gun-running cartel. As Jax and Clay continue to clash over club activities, their relationship reaches a new level of antagonism.

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SONS OF ANARCHY (SOA) "Fa Guan" Season 2 Episode 9

Watch a sneak peek of THE LEAGUE premiere "The Draft" which airs tonight Thursday October 29 at 10pm on FX.

Episode Synopsis: THE LEAGUE "The Draft" Episode 1 - The League is starting up again and the guys are preparing for the big draft at Andre's downtown bachelor pad. Except Pete - the League's current champion and three time winner - who has to deal with the fact that his wife thought he wasn't going to play this year.

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THE LEAGUE "The Draft" Episode 1

Watch a sneak peek of IT'S ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA "The Gang Wrestles for the Troops" Season 5 Episode 7 which airs on Thursday Oct 29 at 10pm on FX.

Episode Synopsis: IT'S ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA "The Gang Wrestles for the Troops" Season 5 Episode 7 - The gang puts together a wrestling show for returning troops. Meanwhile, Dee finally meets the solider that she has been communicating with over the internet.

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IT'S ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA "The Gang Wrestles for the Troops" Season 5 Episode 7

Watch a sneak peek of NIP/TUCK "Briggite Reinhart" Season 6 Episode 3 which airs on Wednesday October 28 at 10pm.

Episode Synopsis: NIP/TUCK "Briggite Reinhart" (Season 6 Episode 3) - Sean makes an impulsive life change without consulting family or friends. A morose Annie visits from New York with a disturbing medical condition. Christian offers advice to Mike on how to satisfy Kimber and a new patient recognizes Teddy from her past.

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NIP/TUCK "Briggite Reinhart" (Season 6 Episode 3)

Watch a sneak peek of SONS OF ANARCHY "Potlatch" Season 2 Episode 8 which airs on Tuesday October 27 at 10pm.

Episode Synopsis: SONS OF ANARCHY "Potlatch" Season 2 Episode 8 - With an already-dwindling gun supply in question, SAMCRO takes extreme measures to procure weapons for a customer. The revenge that is sought following a theft at Caracara Studios puts one diva at risk. Tara's professional and personal lives begin to collide.

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SONS OF ANARCHY (SOA) "Potlatch" Season 2 Episode 8

Watch a sneak peek of IT'S ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA "The World Series Defense" Season 5 Episode 6 which airs on Thursday Oct 22 at 10pm on FX.

Episode Synopsis: IT'S ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA "The World Series Defense" Season 5 Episode 6 - The gang tries to get out of paying a parking ticket that they received on the evening of the final game of the 2008 World Series.

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IT'S ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA "The World Series Defense" Season 5 Episode 6

Watch a sneak peek of SONS OF ANARCHY "Gilead" Season 2 Episode 7 which airs on Tuesday October 20 at 10pm.

Episode Synopsis: SONS OF ANARCHY "Gilead" Season 2 Episode 7 - Since The League has SAMCRO members behind bars, the club must make new alliances in prison to survive. Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Agent Stahl uses this imprisonment to test Jax and Clay's relationship.

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SONS OF ANARCHY (SOA) "Gilead" Season 2 Episode 7

Watch a sneak peek of IT'S ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA "The Waitress Gets Married" Season 5 Episode 5 which airs on Thursday Oct 15 at 10pm on FX.

Episode Synopsis: IT'S ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA "The Waitress Gets Married" Season 5 Episode 5 - Jealous that the waitress is beating her to the altar, Dee does everything in her power to derail the wedding. Meanwhile, the guys distract Charlie by getting him back in the dating scene.

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IT'S ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA "The Waitress Gets Married" Season 5 Episode 5

Watch a sneak peek of SONS OF ANARCHY "Falx Cerebri" Season 2 Episode 6 which airs on Tuesday October 13 at 10pm.

Episode Synopsis: SONS OF ANARCHY "Falx Cerebri" Season 2 Episode 6 - Incited by Zobelle, Clay sets a course for retaliation, forcing Jax to turn to an unlikely source to save the club from destruction. Gemma shows Tara how an old lady handles her anger.

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SONS OF ANARCHY "Falx Cerebri" Season 2 Episode 6

There is great news for all you NIP/TUCK fans out there. Season 6 of the Emmy award winning television show will premiere on FX on October 14th at 10:00 pm. I was able to check out an early copy of the first episode of Season 6, "Don Hoberman", so I can give you the dirt on what you can expect.

Before I do that, let me first give you a brief recap of where Season 5 left off. Shortly before Christian and Liz set off on their honeymoon, Christian found out that the doctors made a mistake and he was not dying of breast cancer as he thought. Meanwhile, Sean gets together with Teddy and Julia regains her memory. Now let's chat about the new season.

In episode 1, "Don Hoberman", we find Christian and Liz in the middle of a nasty divorce. Hell seems to hath no fury like a Liz scorned. Meanwhile, Sean and Christian are having some serious financial trouble due to the credit crunch. I guess Californians are able to live without tummy tucks in times of recession, who knew? However, another plastic surgeon (played by Mario Lopez) might be able to help them get some additional business. The question is, will this be enough to keep them afloat?

Sean and Teddy are still going strong in episode one, however, fans may be surprised that Teddy is no longer played by Katee Sackoff but is now played by Rose McGowan (who I absolutely love). I think McGowan does a great job, and I hope fans are happy about the switch. In other news, Matt has himself a crappy day, while Kimber looks for a new career path.

Overall I'd say "Don Hoberman" is a fun episode that has a few surprises as well as guest stars. Although I wouldn't give it a perfect 10, Mario Lopez's six pack alone will give you enough reason to check it out.

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NIP/TUCK "Don Doberman" Early Review (Season 6 Premiere)