Mary-Louise Parker and Nick Offerman Cast as Colin Kaepernick's Parents in Netflix's Colin in Black & White
Mary-Louise Parker and Nick Offerman are the proud parents of a Kaepernick! READ MORE
Weeds Revival In the Works at Starz; Mary-Louise Parker Set to Return
Just when you thought Weeds was cashed, the Emmy Award-winning dark comedy is being relit. READ MORE
Courtney B. Vance, Mary-Louise Parker to Star in FX's Compliance Pilot
Emmy winners Courtney B. Vance (The People v. O.J.) and Mary-Louise Parker (Weeds) have signed on to headline the FX comedy pilot Compliance, TVLine has learned. READ MORE
TVLine Items: When We Rise Bumped by Trump, Nashville Ratings Up and More
The second installment of ABC’s gay rights miniseries When We Rise has been pushed back a day to accommodate the ABC News special report “President Donald Trump’s Address to Congress” READ MORE
TVLine Items: Rookie Blue Star Visits Chicago, Colony Adds Three and More
Chicago Fire‘s Severide is coming to the rescue of Rookie Blue vet Charlotte Sullivan. READ MORE
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NBC Recast Scoop: Uma Thurman In, Mary-Louise Parker Out in The Slap
In a last-minute switch, Uma Thurman has replaced Mary-Louise Parker in NBC’s upcoming all-star miniseries The Slap, TVLine has learned exclusively.
Parker was forced to step aside due to health reasons (the actress is recovering from a bout of pneumonia). READ MORE
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Mary-Louise Parker Joins The Blacklist Season 2 — What's Her Tie to Red?
Job opportunities are growing like weeds for Mary-Louise Parker. READ MORE
Mary-Louise Parker, Peter Sarsgaard Board NBC Miniseries The Slap
Mary-Louise Parker and Peter Sarsgaard now have a hand in The Slap.
The Weeds and Killing stars, respectively, have joined NBC’s miniseries about a family that falls apart after one man slaps another couple’s naughty child READ MORE
Pilot News: Weeds' Mary-Louise Parker to Star in NBC Comedy Feed Me
Mary-Louise Parker will serve up some laughs in NBC’s family-restaurant comedy pilot Feed Me …READ MORE
Mary-Louise Parker on Weeds Series Finale: 'It's Not a Happily Ever After'
The first review of Weeds‘ Sept. 16 series finale is in, and it’s a rave.
“It’s beautiful… I just cried when I read [the script],” leading lady Mary-Louise Parker told reporters at the Television Critics Association’s summer press tour in Beverly Hills. “[Series creator Jenji Kohan] managed to bring things together in a way that was really satisfying to me. She didn’t make it a ‘happily ever after’ thing, but there was …READ MORE
