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TNT's alien action-drama 'Falling Skies' won't air its third season until Sunday June 9, but already the acclaimed series has made a major change in anticipation of a fourth season pickup. Season 2 and 3 showrunner Remi Aubuchon will step down from the series, tasking former 'Battlestar Galactica' and fellow 'Caprica' showrunner David Eick to take his place, but will anything change for 'Falling Skies' season 4? Find out about the future of the series inside!

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TNT's alien actioner 'Falling Skies' won't premiere season 3 until June 9, but that hasn't stopped the Steven Spielberg drama from opening up its forthcoming season with new trailers, photos and all manner of new details. We know things will look quite different when the series picks up some months following season 2 finale "A More Perfect Union," but what does star Moon Bloodgood have to say of all the new changes and aliens? Get a sneak peek of 'Falling Skies' season 3 inside!

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No, it's not a TV adaptation of 'The Mummy,' but don't think they haven't tried.  Hollywood star Brendan Fraser is gearing up for his first foray into regular TV, as TNT and 'Homeland' executive producer Howard Gordon have tapped the one-time 'George of the Jungle' star for 'Legends' of a different kind.  But where was the pilot originally supposed to end up, and what will Fraser's first regular television role entail?

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Like you, we adore the work of Ryan Hurst, everything from his bit turn in 'Saving Private Ryan' to his Emmy-worthy work on Kurt Sutter's FX biker drama 'Sons of Anarchy.'  However, all good things must come to an end, and at least for the time being, it seems that we won't be seeng Hurst's character Harold "Opie" Winston return to 'Sons of Anarchy' anytime soon.  Still, we'll gladly follow Hurst into the breach, so where will his next role in TNT's 'King & Maxwell' take him?

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There must have been a mix-up in TNT's control room when the second half of Tuesday night's game between the Miami Heat and the Chicago Bulls began.

That's because basketball fans were treated to a live feed of one of TNT's cameramen rather blatantly using the tool of his trade to check out the women in the crowd at Miami's American Airlines Arena.

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