Life

-Drama NBC's Life stars Damian Lewis as Detective Charlie Crews, a cop who returns to service after serving years of hard prison time for a crime he did not commit. He is a complex, offbeat man who owes his return to close friend and attorney Constance Griffiths. Life follows Crews as he returns to his job that he loves with a reluctant new partner, Dani Reese.
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NBC's Life stars Damian Lewis as Detective Charlie Crews, a cop who returns to service after serving years of hard prison time for a crime he did not commit. He is a complex, offbeat man who owes his return to close friend and attorney Constance Griffiths. Life follows Crews as he returns to his job that he loves with a reluctant new partner, Dani Reese.

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16 April 1999 (USA)

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NBC Renews 'Heroes' and Two Other Dramas

February 14, 2008

Masi OkaWhile the future of some NBC shows, such as Friday Night Lights, remains a mystery, today the network announced it will be renewing three of its most popular dramas for next season.  Life and Chuck will return to the network with at least 13 more episodes in the fall, and they'll be joined by the third season of Heroes.  However, the really great news for fans is that the super powered series will be returning with more than 22 episodes, which should make up for the truncated run of season 2.  It's unknown just how many episodes Heroes will produce, but they should begin airing sometime this fall.

Adam Arkin Weighs in on 'Life' Character

December 12, 2007

Adam Arkin as Ted Earley Life's Ted Earley may have spent some time in a maximum security prison for insider trading, but this doesn't necessarily mean he's a hardened criminal.  Even Adam Arkin, the actor who has brought life to the to the ex-con, is quick to withhold judgment against his character.

“He was not anybody with overt criminal intentions ever,” Arkin explained.  “He was a guy that was seduced by his own ability to play with numbers and play with money.”

Sarah Shahi Not "Too Pretty" for NBC's 'Life'

December 5, 2007

Sarah Shahi as Dani ReeseWhile having good looks is a top priority for many Hollywood stars, the same cannot be said for Life actress Sarah Shahi, whose model-esque beauty made it hard for the actress to land roles in several productions.

"It's something I always wanted, and it would always come down to something… They would always say, 'She's too pretty.  Nobody would buy her as a small-town waitress,'” Shahi told the New York Daily News.

Adam Arkin 'Directs' Life

November 28, 2007

Adam Arkin stars in NBC's LifeAdam Arkin's duties on NBC's Life go beyond playing a convicted felon.

Apparently, the 50-year-old actor is also expected to direct a couple of episodes of the new drama series, with the first from the initial set of 13, and the other from the remaining nine that NBC has just picked up.

'Chuck' and 'Life' Receive Full-Season Orders from NBC

November 27, 2007

In a move that may say something about the state of writers' strike, NBC has picked up freshman hour-longs Chuck and Life for the full season.  Both shows previously only had orders for thirteen episodes, but yesterday NBC added nine more to fill out the entire 22 episode season.  NBC premiered four new hour long scripted series this Fall, and it now appears that Chuck and Life will be the only season-long survivors.  Bionic Woman may be done for good after the strike ends.  The hyped up series has disappointed both creatively and in the ratings.  Journeyman, which has resonated with its audience, has taken a weekly beating in the ratings and is currently burning off its final episodes. 

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