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“Off the Wagon” – Monday, August 15, at 10 p.m. (ET/PT)

Lts. Andy Flynn (Tony Denison) and Mike Tao (Michael Paul Chan) delve into the mysterious overdose of a young Hollywood star and the trail of emotional destruction he left in his wake, while Rusty (Graham Patrick Martin) finally comes to a conclusion about how to handle the pregnancy of his biological mother (Ever Carradine).

Directed by Stacey K. Black
Written by Michael Zara

“Family Law” – Monday, August 22, at 10 p.m. (ET/PT)

When a jogger takes a nasty fall down the steps of L.A.’s storied Greek Theatre, Major Crimes finds itself investigating a divorce attorney with a lot of angry clients, and Lt. Tao goes undercover in the world of college age hookers. Meanwhile, Buzz connects his partials to a complete print, and learns the identity of one suspect.

Directed by David Harp
Written by Mike Berchem

New Major Crimes is in 2 weeks. Returns August 15th.

The gallery was updated with HD screencaptures from last night episode of Major Crimes. What can I say? This series goes better and better with every episode. If you haven’t watch yet, I suggest you to do.

Please note that if you use my screencaptures for your edits, I am glad. But I do not appreciate them to be re-uploaded on other websites, livejournals, forums or platforms. Just write me. Thank you!

Once again, I  have decided to open up the interview vault and revisit some of the many interviews I have had the pleasure of writing over the years and that just appeared in-print and not on-line. Today’s interview is with Mary McDonnell, who talks about her work in Battlestar Galactica. Enjoy, and keep coming back for more familiar faces and shows!

Having survived not only the initial Cylon sneak attack on the Twelve Colonies of Kobol, but also a bout with cancer, Laura Roslin faced yet another upheaval in her life when, at the end of Battlestar Galactica’s second season, she lost her bid for presidential reelection to Gaius Baltar. Roslin subsequently took up residency on New Caprica and began teaching again, only to have her future and those of her fellow humans threatened with the arrival of the Cylons. When the show’s third season opened, the ex-president went from educator to underground insurgent, giving her alter ego, actress Mary McDonnell, that much more to think about when playing Roslin.

“It was wonderful to step back into the role at the start of season three because I love playing my character so much,” says McDonnell. “From Laura’s standpoint, it was fascinating to step back into the position of teaching, and she really did enjoy being with the children again in that little schoolhouse. I wish the circumstances on New Caprica weren’t so abysmal because it would have been quite interesting to explore her natural talents as an educator.

Read it full in our archive
A/N: I don’t own this interview. It’s only being reported from the original source that it’s quoted on the top of the article for the sole purpose of not losing it, in case it gets down on the original blog.

Take a look at our captain on field in next week episode of Major Crimes.

After a shootout in a tow yard leaves three people dead, Major Crimes must scramble to find a disturbed man with a bag full of guns and a long list of grievances before he kills again. Meanwhile, Rusty pushes against LAPD policy in an attempt to find more evidence related to the murder of Buzz’s father and uncle.

Moral Hazard airs Monday, August 1st 2016 at 10/9c

Another monday passed, another great episode resolved. It had it all and it was good. Preparing for next week one, enjoy HD screencaptures of yesterday’s and Mary’s greatness as Sharon Raydor.

Take a look at preview video from next week episode.