And with this we conclude The Closer screencaptures upgrading and clips additions to the video archive. WHAT A SEASON! This had so much more Sharon Raydor, or better Darth Raydor, so much more sass and that slight changing of every character in order to transition successfully to Major Crimes. My favorite, as much as I love the introduction of Sharon Raydor, the look inside of her relationship with Brenda is fascinating and pleasant to watch.

We may be a few episodes into Fargo season 3, but there’s a surprise addition to the cast that hasn’t yet been announced.

Battlestar Galactica veteran and Major Crimes star Mary McDonnell has booked a guest arc on the FX drama.

She plays “the so-called storage queen of The Great Lakes region, Ruby Goldfarb, who offers Emmit Stussy (Ewan McGregor) a way out of the mess he’s in.”

“We all love the show, but when you get the scripts and see the specificity of [showrunner Noah Hawley’s] work, he has this way of being simultaneously real and practical and mysterious at the same time,” McDonnell tells EW. “I feel so lucky. I’ve been in outer space [in Battlestar] and worked for the LAPD [in Major Crimes] and now been out in the prairie. And in each instance, you can’t believe how specific the world is. Everything in Fargo resonates with me in terms of the type of America this is — how the people speak, what their lifestyles are like, how they interact with dilemmas. It’s all regional and absolutely specific to that world.”

McDonnell first appears in the fifth episode, “The House of Special Purpose,”  which airs May 17.

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Here is the video live chat of Mary and James yesterday before the episode aired.

Our own very brilliant Julia has recently jumped on board of voice of tv to review and write articles for Major Crimes. How cool is that? Here is her recap for past episode of season 5.

While some people might be put off by finding a dead person on the premises they are considering to buy, Andy is still interested in purchasing the house. As his friend and partner in crime, Provenza feels obligated to help and scares off perspective buyers by announcing on the news that “a cloud of evil has settled” on the house. His plan works out perfectly, leaving Sharon and Andy the only people interested in the property. However, the couple’s excitement is of short duration. Turns out black mold was discovered on several surfaces in the house, which is a way bigger deal breaker for them than the dead body in the pool.

Read the full article at Voice of TV