Another guest star has been added to Eli Stone's star-studded sophomore season.  Most recently, Shark's Danielle Panabaker has signed on to join the cast of the ABC surrealistic drama about an attorney who is discovered to have a brain aneurysm that causes hallucinations or, as Dr. Chen suggests, divinely inspired visions of the future.

Not much has been revealed about Panabaker's role on Eli Stone though Entertainment Weekly's Michael Ausiello reports that her involvement on the show is quite big.  Fans will just have to stay tuned for more updates.

When CBS rolled out its list of 25th-hour pickups last month, Shark didn't make it to the happy list and its run ended at the close of its sophomore season.  Among those that were left unemployed by its cancellation was Sophina Brown, who had essayed the role of Raina Troy.

Brown is back among the gainfully working now, after being tapped to fill in a void on another CBS show, Numb3rs.

Tonight, not only will fans have to say goodbye to the second season of Shark, but they will also have to bid farewell to the entire cast of the legal drama for good. While CBS has given good news to bubble shows like The Unit, How I Met Your Mother and The New Adventures of Old Christine, the network has opted to cancel the James Woods drama.

Read on to find out what's in store for the series finale of Shark.

Warning: May contain spoilers.

Following three months of hiatus since the show aired its last episode in January, the CBS legal drama Shark returns tonight with the much-awaited episode "Bar Fight."  For the remaining episodes of the second season, Shark will once again shift to a new timeslot.  Effective tonight, the network will be moving the series to Tuesdays at 9pm, which also applies for its next three broadcasts.

When we last saw Shark, Sebastian Stark (James Woods) saw a dark secret surface after a bullet with his name on it killed friend and former law partner Paul Faber (Joe Spano).  In attempt to put the man responsible behind bars, Stark confessed to conniving in the cover-up of a murder 12 years ago.  The question is will he lose his license for testifying?

Warning: May contain spoilers.

The writers' strike has the television industry at a standstill, with many actors and crew members forced to go on an early break.  Having the extra time has proven to be a good thing for Shark actress Jeri Ryan, however, as it has given her the chance to focus on the most important thing in her life: her family.

“Family is always the most important thing.  Always.  Your marriage, your children -- that's life.  That is what's important; that is the real substance of life,” Ryan, who is expecting her first child with second husband Christopher Eme, told ModernMom.com.

Shark fans, get ready for an episode swarming with celebrities. Next month, actors from Criminal Minds, ER, Desperate Housewives and Deadwood will grace the legal drama in the episode entitled “In Absentia,” which is expected to air on November 11.

Read on to find out more about Shark's star-studded episode.