TV News, Spoilers: “Friday Night Lights,” “Heroes,” “90210,” “Greek”

July 2, 2009
By Brian Cantor

EW.com posted a number of spoiler tidbits for some of America’s top television shows. A rundown of the news and notes:

– Though there was speculation he would remain on-board as a regular, reports now say that “Friday Night Lights” veteran Zach Gilford, who plays Matt Saracen, will be departing the cast during the upcoming fourth season. His appearance count is reportedly in the neighborhood of five episodes.

– In the latest “Heroes” news, the casting of young Nathan involves a storyline in which an article of clothing sparks a memory in Nathan that sends him back to when he was eleven. “Something happened to young Nathan but old Nathan doesn’t remember it. How can that be? It has to do with a character we have met before,” said Adrian Pasdar, who plays Nathan.

– As if there were serious doubt, the “object” Annie hit in the first season finale of “90210″ will turn out to be a person.

– Olivia Munn is set to recur on “Greek” as Lana, a guarded waitress unaware of her beauty.

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One Response to “ TV News, Spoilers: “Friday Night Lights,” “Heroes,” “90210,” “Greek” ”

  1. Lost Backpacking on August 16, 2009 at 7:59 am

    I am hoping there will be a movie adaption of entourage at some point, my favourite series by far.

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