A show gets one chance to end its run with a bang, and it‘s over before you know it.  That‘s probably how the seven seasons of The Shield

Tonight on the second to the last episode of The Shield, the anticipation for the finale grows higher.  On the previous installment, Corrine (

With The Shield taking its final bow on the last week of November this year, many fans are wondering what‘s going to happen next.  The FX network has been plagued with questions for the replacement they‘ll be offering once curtains are closed for the show, and they finally have the answer.  Apparently, the hit series is going to be followed by a new police drama known as

With only 10 episodes left, including tonight‘s installment, The Shield is about to close its seventh and final chapter.  And while fans are sadly mulling over the conclusion of the acclaimed police drama, lead star

As Vic Mackey on The Shield, Michael Chiklis is known as a corrupt police officer who is described as "a cross between Hannibal Lecter and Dirty Harry."  In real life, however, that‘s certainly not the case.  In fact, the 45-year-old actor cried as the crime drama wrapped up its seventh and final season.

Now that The Shield has kicked off its seventh and final season, fans have only one question on their minds: How will it end?  While details on how Vic Mackey‘s story ends aren‘t being disclosed, series creator Shawn Ryan promises that crime drama will go out with a bang.

The Shield, the series known for its controversial portrayal of corrupt police officers, returns tonight for its seventh and final season.  Last season, Vic and Detective Ronnie Gardocki learned that Shane killed Lem, which ultimately destroyed Shane‘s relationship with the rest of the Strike Team.

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As FX‘s The Shield wraps up filming its final season late last year, one of its stars is set to appear on yet another series on the same cable network, in a recurring role featuring six episodes.

At the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation event held yesterday in Los Angeles, Courtney Cox (I refuse to add Arquette to her name) was asked about the status of