Shark News

As reported previously, Sophina Brown , who previously played the role of Raina Troy on the CBS legal drama Shark , will be appearing as part of the cast of the police procedural series Numb3rs when it returns ...

There will be some fresh faces on CBS' "Numb3rs" and FOX's "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles" this fall.

As part of the plan to fill the void left by Diane Farr's departure, Sophina Brown - who most recently was part of the Shark ensemble - is joining CBS' Numbers this fall.

When CBS rolled out its list of 25th-hour pickups last month, Shark didn't make it to the happy list and its run ended at the close of its sophomore season.

Paul Campbell has joined NBC's new action series "Knight Rider," Leven Rambin is in talks to come on board Fox's "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles" and Sophina Brown has been added to CBS' "Numbers." On ...

There was a time when the major networks would knock off a few programs a year because of low viewership numbers, or because the major stars which were on these shows, such as M*A*S*H*, decided the previous ...

“I loved that vampire - what can I say?”

When it comes to CBS, edgy is so 2007. The network that last May vowed to "make a little noise" with a schedule that included Cuban-American millionaires, 1970s swingers, a singing, dancing casino owner and a ... via Philly.com

CBS doesn't announce its new schedule till tomorrow, but the news is spilling out everywhere about what's in and what's out. via TV Squad

CBS unveiled a new fall lineup on Wednesday that features five new series, but some viewers will be bloody mad over one it dropped. via Inside Bay Area

The fall will not rise for Moonlight . As Kristin Dos Santos exclusively reported yesterday , the cult favorite vampire-detective show was one of a handful of series that didn't make the cut today as CBS ... via E! Online

“Rules of Engagement, "Two & a Half Men”

The entry titled "5/14: WXIA's Clarence Reynolds leaves, CBS cancels "Moonlight," "Shark," saves "Old Christine," "Rules of Engagement"," and any of the comments about it. via The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Farmer plows. CW's latest reality series, Farmer Wants a Wife , premiered with 2.4 million viewers Wednesday, outstripping the entire season of the show it replaced, Pussycat Dolls: Girlicious . via USA Today

“NOT HER AGAIN': 'Oprah,' 4 p.m. WXYZ-TV, Channel 7. Journalist Barbara Walters -- or should that be shameless huckster Barbara Walters? -- chats up the queen of daytime TV to flog her autobiography, 'Audition.”

TONIGHT'S MIGHT-SEE: 'Shark,' 9 p.m., WWJ-TV, Channel 62, CBS. Last week's terrific episode spun Stark's world inside-out. A sharp prosecutor promised he would keep his law license if he helped nab a killer. via Detroit Free Press

“This is him going back to defending bad guys”

James Woods by Monty Brinton/CBS, Inset: Paula Marshall by Stephen Shugerman/Getty Images On tonight's Shark , newly disbarred L.A. prosecutor Sebastian Stark bets on finding solace in Las Vegas. via TV Guide

Following three months of hiatus since the show aired its last episode in January, the CBS legal drama Shark returns tonight with the much-awaited episode "Bar Fight." For the remaining episodes of the second ... via BuddyTV

James Woods stars as Sebastian Stark, a charismatic, supremely self confident attorney who brings his cutthroat tactics to the prosecutor's office, in SHARK. via Nashville City Paper

"Shark," 9 p.m., CBS. It's been a tough year for this intense drama. "Shark" moved to Sundays, with so-so success; after the writers' strike, CBS left it in limbo, assigned it to 10 p.m. Tuesdays, then made a ... via The Asheville Citizen-Times

Larger-than-life, high-profile performances from James Woods and Robin Williams mark tonight's lineup. via USA Today

Here are some words I never thought I'd put in the same sentence: Def Leppard and " Dancing With the Stars ." The British rock band will perform two songs on Tuesday's results show: "Pour Some Sugar on Me" and ... via The TV Guy

“Grey's Anatomy"? - Jude Rossiter, Chicago A: Yes, she's being seen on the ABC drama series as Rose, whose very apparent interest in "McDreamy”

Q: Please assure us that "Shark" has not been canceled. - Ann and Kris Kringel, Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. via Buffalo News