On tonight‘s season finale of My Boys - "Spring Training" the gang heads to Arizona for spring training while PJ (Jordana Spiro), who‘s a sports columnist but you all know that, looks for something unique and fresh to write about in her column.  And as finales go, Spiro says this one is right up there with the suspense.

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Jordana Spiro has appeared on a number of television series and movies.  But among all her acting gigs, she has immensely made herself known on the series

The wait is over for fans of My Boys.  Tonight, viewers will finally find out who PJ (Jordana Spiro) had picked as her romantic getaway partner for Italy. When we last left off, PJ and her best friend Stephanie (

Nine months ago, My Boys  has left viewers hanging on the question of who P.J. (Jordana Spiro) had picked as her romantic getaway partner for Italy.  Three men have been making untimely returns, including botanist Evan (Michael Landes), globe-trotting reporter Thorn Packer (Jeremy Sisto) and Cubs player Matt Dougan (Travis Schuldt), while Bobby (

The second season of TBS‘ My Boys ends tonight, and according to show star Michael Bunin, fans can expect to see “a lot of discoveries” and heavy decision-making during the one-hour season finale.

Reid Scott plays Brendan, the radio DJ named one of the 50 hottest bachelors in Chicago, on the TBS comedy My Boys.  Currently in its second season, My Boys airs Monday nights at 10pm on TBS.  The ensemble series is about a group of friends and sports fans who traverse the bumpy world of relationships.

Jordana Spiro plays the rare entity on her show My Boys: a female in the world of sports journalism.  That is the joy of My Boys, in which Jordana stars as PJ Franklin, a sportswriter for the Chicago Sun-Times.  Her life is surrounded by men, both in her professional and personal life.  The second season of

As cable networks are poised to bring back shows and introduce new ones this coming summer season, much traffic can be expected on the small screen. Competition is also tight, with a number of shows being reshuffled and pitted against one another, all trying to capture a significant viewer count.