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A new iteration of Ally McBeal may be headed to the small screen.

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Peter White Television EditorEXCLUSIVE: Bill D’Elia, exec producer and director of series including How To Get Away With Murder and Boston Legal, has signed with ICM.The Emmy winner will be represented by the agency in all areas.D’Elia started out directing episodes of Law & Order, Doogie Howse, M.D., Northern Exposure and The West Wing, before also becoming an exec producer on dramas such as Chicago Hope, Ally McBeal and Harry’s Law.He recently exec produced and directed ABC’s Eva

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorLucy Liu, whose turn as the fiercely funny Ling Woo on Ally McBeal earned her a supporting actress Emmy, exercises her finesse for deadpan and one-liners again in Marc Cherry’s CBS All Access series Women Who Kill in the character of Simone Grave.A well-to-do art gallery owner who is all about image, Simone is one of the three women on the anthology series about three different generations of females who’ve lived in the same house and have

You might be sick of being told what to watch now that we are on what feels like Quarantine Day No. Infinity, but there is one word that might break through the fog of all the TV you now have time for: free. IMDb TV has released its April lineup, and there are some incredible shows and some of the best nostalgic movies on the list. And since IMDb TV is an ad-supported service, you get to watch them for free!

Courtney Thorne-Smith has credits that trace back 30 years to the heyday of network television. She had no trouble finding a hit show. Her first breakout series, the Fox prime-time soap “Melrose Place” (1992-97), was appointment television with a hot ensemble cast that included Laura Leighton, Andrew Shue and Daphne Zuniga.

If fictional TV characters Ally McBeal and Eli Stone had a love child, it would be Zoey Clarke (Jane Levy). She's the winsome title character on NBC's most refreshing musical to date, Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist, which premiered with a sneak peak in January and moves to its more permanent timeslot on Sunday.

By Dade Hayes

If fictional TV characters Ally McBeal and Eli Stone had a love child, it would be Zoey Clarke (Jane Levy). She's the reluctant but winsome title character on NBC's latest and most refreshing musical to date, Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist, which is rolling out a sneak preview of its heartwarming pilot episode Tuesday.