You don‘t need to black out to know that new characters will be introduced to Flash Forward soon, since this freshman drama is still climbing up the TV ropes.  With that, let‘s introduce yet another face to the ABC series - actress Paula Newsome.

While many networks might be in trouble next Fall due to the writers‘ strike shrinking the new pilot season, ABC is looking quite good.  It has a solid stable of returning favorites (

With the writers‘ strike over, fans are more than just ecstatic to see more new episodes of the ABC hit detective show, Women‘s Murder Club.  Starring

Viewers can look forward to three fresh episodes of Women‘s Murder Club as ABC brings the police procedural-legal drama back on the air beginning April 29.  This announcement comes as a pleasant surprise to fans considering that the show was almost canceled due to the 2007-2008 Writers Guild of America strike.

ABC really wants to torpedo the premiere of The Apprentice: Celebrity Edition.  Following NBC‘s announcement that they were moving back

ABC‘s procedural series, Women‘s Murder Club, may be a neophyte on the boob tube, but it sure has proven murderous to its weekly competition.  Thus far, the freshman crime-solving drama has consistently drawn over 8.5 million viewers each week, delivering strong, solid numbers since debuting last October 12.

ABC‘s Women‘s Murder Club, inspired by James Patterson‘s best-selling crime novels, is one of the few drama series on air today that features a female-dominated cast.  Actress

Aubrey Dollar first entered the entertainment industry in 1993, but it is only now that the 27-year-old actress has gotten the opportunity to play a character her own age.  Dollar is appearing on ABC‘s new crime drama,

Women‘s Murder Club, the new ABC Friday night drama from the mind of author James Patterson, debuted with impressive numbers in its series premiere, becoming the most watched show on Friday.  Even though friday is typically the worst night of television watching,

Crime author James Patterson‘s best-selling novels are coming to life tonight with the series premiere of ABC‘s Women‘s Murder Club.  The show is an hour-long drama about four successful working women in San Francisco who use their expertise, close relationship and instincts to solve murder cases.  Together, they uncover clues to the city‘s most disturbing homicides.