Record-breaking season premieres sealed the fates of Marty Kaan & Co., Hank Moody and the Gallaghers: Showtime has ordered new seasons of its House of Lies, Californication and Shameless. READ MORE
This news should have you vibrating with excitement: The O.C. alum Adam Brody is moving into House of Lies.
The man formerly known as Seth Cohen will play the owner of an adult-toy company …READ MORE
Lisa Edelstein is moving into a new House.
The House vet has booked a multi-episode arc on the second season of Showtime’s House of Lies. READ MORE
Showtime has announced the premiere date for its “Sinful Sundays” line-up of Shameless, House of Lies and Californication …READ MORE
It’s an even mix of network and cable entries in the 2012 Emmy race for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series.
The 2011 nominees who are competing again this year include …READ MORE
Showtime’s House of Lies will spend more time mining its characters home lives in Season 2, and that’s good news for cast members Ben Schwartz and Josh Lawson. The latter actor, in fact, has already cooked up a wacky backstory for his math whiz Doug Guggenheim, he revealed during a visit to TVLine’s Comic-Con interview suite.
Schwartz, meanwhile, talked about his pitch for …READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
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Showtime will turn the San Diego Comic-Con floor into its own personal Facebook page next week when it releases a series of Internet-meme-themed ads hyping its original series. But why wait until the Con when TVLine has an exclusive sneak peek …READ MORE & VIEW ART
Showtime’s House of Lies finishes its freshman run with a bang this Sunday at 10/9c, and the pod is already gearing up for a second season. Ben Schwartz, who plays Clyde, has a few suggestions for the unconventional work comedy, but first previews the buzzy season finale, Jean-Ralphio’s triumphant return to Parks and Recreation, and even spills about Kristen Bell’s sloth meltdown. READ MORE
Showtime is feeling pretty confident about its Sunday lineup: The network has issued early renewals to sophomore drama Shameless, rookie comedy House of Lies (Kristen Bell, FTW!) and the five-year-old Californication. READ MORE
