Tom Everett Scott News

The good news for Tom Everett Scott is that he's been a regular on Southland, a critically well-received and popular new series that's been renewed for a second season on NBC.

The post "ER" NBC is like a divorcee thrown mercilessly into the dating world. The 15-year marriage to a successful doctor has come to an end and now Ms.

The body of "ER" isn't cold yet, but NBC isn't wasting any time trying to get viewers to embrace another show from that series' executive producer John Wells.

Ben McKenzie, formerly of The O.C., is making the leap from troubled suburban youth to rookie Los Angeles police officer in the new drama Southland.

Basic story: Sunny California this ain't. The streets of Los Angeles take on a decidedly darker hue in this new crime drama that follows a group of detectives and patrol officers on and off the job.

I am - " Hercules!! Longtime "ER" showrunner John Wells temporarily takes over the "ER" timeslot starting next week with "Southland," a new drama about cops working unpleasant Los Angeles neighborhoods.

Relationship comedy, high-strung, low-stooping. As a meddlesome mother determined to marry off her third daughter, Diane Keaton is required to be both irritating and irresistible.

NBC's spring schedule underwent a pretty sizable makeover Thursday with the official announcement of a new drama from producer John Wells, a new night for "Kings" and a premiere date for Amy Poehler's comedy.

Fans of John Wells, the prolific producer behind "ER," "The West Wing," "Third Watch" and other shows, may recall that last summer NBC picked up the pilot of his latest drama, "LAPD," as a possible midseason ...