Currie Graham News

One of the hottest new shows on cable this season has become an instant favorite of mine.

If the year were 1990, TNT's "Raising the Bar" might seem new and tantalizing. But in 2008, it just feels like a show from 1990.

Way back in June, I went on a day trip to three sets of TNT original shows like Saving Grace and The Closer and, while this is the last piece from that awesome day, the first set we visited was the brand new ...

Based on former Bronx public defender, David Feige's 2006 book "Indefensible" , the show is about the loosely fictionalized Jerry Kellerman -- Mark-Paul Gosselaar , here in shaggy haircut and ill-fitting suits ...

As part of TNT's marketing effort to promote its new drama Raising the Bar , the network has decided to spring for tolls in four major metropolitan areas to remind drivers to watch the show, which is scheduled ...

Well, I wake up in the morning, and the 'larm gives out a warning, and I don't think I'll ever make it on time ... If those TV theme lyrics ring a bell, you likely spent many Saturday mornings the same way I ...

David: I first saw Currie Graham on 'NYPD Blue,' then on 'House' and now on 'Men in Trees.' I think he looks a lot like Tommy Kirk of 'Old Yeller' and other Disney movies.

The cast of 'NYPD Blue', Jacqueline Obradors, Dennis Franz, Currie Graham, Bonnie Somerville, Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Henry Simmons, Gordan Clapp and Bill Brochtrup pose for a portrait on the Twentieth Century Fox ... via ABC15.com

TV fans, rejoice: Steven Bochco has a new series. And he's giving major roles to Mark-Paul Gosselaar and Currie Graham, who were excellent on ABC's "NYPD Blue." More good news: The show brings back Gloria ... via The TV Guy

TNT has given a 10-episode go-ahead to a legal drama from Steven Bochco called "Raising the Bar" for scheduling later this year. via Variety

“You get an opportunity where you are completely somewhere else, and I've always loved that. It's like a break from reality. You get to put on different clothes and put on a different face, and express yourself in a way you don't get to.”

Canadian actor Currie Graham, star of CTV's "Would Be Kings" tells CTV.ca he found working on the film to be a homecoming of sorts. via CTV.ca

“At the heart of the mini-series is the story of a family and how they struggle to survive.”

"Would Be Kings," a four-hour original mini-series about drug squad cops and police corruption is coming to CTV. via Canadian Television