Timothy Olyphant News

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Last week, I had a column done and ready to run today about Timothy Olyphant and how excited I was that the Modesto-bred actor surely would be returning for season three of the critically acclaimed FX network show "Damages." His character, Wes, quite remarkably didn't get killed off or shipped off to prison for life when season two ended last ...

Assuming your brain has recovered from exposure to details of the Speidi wedding , take a break from the Monday blahs with these TV newsbites.

Timothy Olyphant has been set to play the lead in FX's drama pilot based on Elmore Leonard's short story "Fire in the Hole," says The Hollywood Reporter .

George A. Romero's seminal 1973 horror thriller gets remade in Perry, Georgia with Timothy Olyphant, Danielle Panabaker, and director Brett Eisner In 1973, after finding cult success with the landmark horror film Night of the Living Dead , George A. Romero set out to make a politically charged thriller about the dangers of chemical warfare.

After frequent bloodshed and rampant betrayal, tensions between Native Americans and the expanding settlers reached a head at Little Big Horn in 1876, with the defeat of Custer and his cavalry.

SPOTLIGHT 'Damages' 9 p.m. on FX The second season finally arrives, finding Ellen out for revenge against her boss, Patty Hewes .

Published: Thursday, January 8, 2009 at 10:34 a.m. Last Modified: Thursday, January 8, 2009 at 10:34 a.m. Revenge.

Hey, kill your HBO - 'Nip/Tuck' and 'Damages' are back on FX, after being off for more than a year! And they won't cost you an extra $10 on top of the $100 you're already shoveling at the cable company.

That's the overriding theme in season two of FX's edgy law drama "Damages." Ellen knows Patty tried to kill her, and she's determined to take her down.

Bottom Line: Television of the gods. If you don't love "Damages," you may well be in a coma -- or at least in the throes of some sort of brain rot.

Modesto-raised actor Timothy Olyphant has traded the wild west for the wicked law.

The old west has never been so violent or filled with f-bombs as it is in the magnificent and deviantly addictive Deadwood .

"Scream" psycho out, The Phantom in. Wanna mess with a recovering amnesiac's head? Have her former boyfriend reappear in her life... with a new face ! Samantha Who? producers have tapped Titanic baddie Billy ...

Wanna mess with a recovering amnesiac's head? Have her former boyfriend reappear in her life... with a new face ! Samantha Who? producers have tapped Titanic baddie Billy Zane to replace Timothy Olyphant as ...

John Wayne would have hated "Deadwood." Since Wayne referred to the 1952 Western "High Noon" as "the most un-American thing I've ever seen in my whole life" because of its depiction of frontier townspeople as ...

John Wayne would have hated "Deadwood." Since Wayne referred to the 1952 Western "High Noon" as "the most un-American thing I've ever seen in my whole life" because of its depiction of frontier townspeople as ...