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Eli Stone (ABC) 10 p.m.

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30 Rock (NBC) 8:30 p.m.

Yep, Katie will be back on the boob tube. I guess the big screen didn’t really work out for her. Let’s face it she can’t really act. (Shout out to the Katie obsessed fans out there…admit it, you know it’s true.) :p
She will play as a lawyer and will sing and dance on an episode of Eli Stone. Here is an article from USA Today:

As a show and a character, ABC’s Eli Stone is back from the dead. And coming along to boost the long-term chances of survival? Guest star Katie Holmes.

It’s a reunion of sorts for Holmes and Eli producer Greg Berlanti, who worked together on Dawson’s Creek. “We really wanted to bring eyeballs to the show and do anything we could to get people talking about the show,” says Berlanti. “So I went and I begged her.”

Holmes will appear in the new season’s second episode (scheduled for October 21) as an attorney — though, says Berlanti, she won’t be practicing law. “She’s doing a lot of work in the episode, she’s in a significant part of the episode … She’s an incredible actress and a good friend.”

And yes, he says, like most of the characters on this fantasy/drama/musical, “she’s singing and dancing.”

From ABC’s standpoint, the value of going Holmes is fairly obvious. “For a show we believe had a tough loss from the strike,” says ABC Entertainment President Stephen McPherson, “it helps with promotion.”

So what about star Jonny Lee Miller’s ex-wife Angelina Jolie, a reporter asked — would she ever do a guest shot? “You’d have to ask her, I’m afraid,” says Miller.

As for the status of show’s primary musical vision, George Michael, Berlanti says they’re trying to fit a guest shot into his schedule. “He really wants to come back…we’ve been talking about a possible Christmas episode he would do.”

Stone’’s season ended with Eli having brain surgery, which was meant to resolve whether his visions were from God or the result of an aneurysm. So, which was it? “We’ll resolve pretty definitively whether Eli believes he’s a prophet or not,” says producer Marc Guggenheim.

Don’t panic. He’s choosing prophet.

Shira in Israel: I love Eli Stone so much! What’s coming up in season two?
Remember when Arvin Sloane went “good” on Alias? Well, apparently Spy Daddy Victor Garber is following in his footsteps—his Eli Stone character, Jordan Wethersby, decides he wants to take the entire firm pro bono. Go Daddy Do-Good!

Source: E!Online

Here are some trailers and sneak peeks of Eli Stone episode 11.

Criminal Minds - Season 3 Episode 13 : Damaged - April 2

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation - Season 8 Episode 12 : Grissom’s Divine Comedy - April 3

Eli Stone - Season 1 Episode 10 : Heartbeat - April 3

My Name is Earl - Season 3 Episode 14 : I Won’t Die With a Little Help from My Friends Part 1 and Part 2 - April 3

Grey’s Anatomy - Season 4 Episode 12 : Where The Wild Things Are - April 12

Bones - Season 3 Episode 11 : The Man in the Mud - April 14

Smallville - Season 7 Episode 16 : Descent - April 17

Brothers & Sisters - Season 2 Episode 13 : Separation Anxiety - April 20

Gossip Girl - Season 1 Episode 14 - April 21

Reaper - Season 1 Episode 14 : Episode 14 - April 22

Lost - Season 4 Episode 9 : The Shape of Things to Come - April 24

Supernatural - Season 3 Episode 12 : Ghostfacers - April 24

Ugly Betty - Season 2 Episode 14 : Twenty-Four Candles - April 24

House - Season 4 Episode 13 - April 28

Here’s an episode summary fro Eli Stone episode 12.

A man has battled, and beaten, cancer twice but the disease has spread to his brain. He is a former workaholic, married to a rabbi, and decides that instead of fighting it a final time and suffering, he wants to enjoy his last few months with his wife and kids. His wife does not believe that he knows what he is doing and tries to get him declared incompetent.

Here’s an episode summary fro Eli Stone episode 12.

A man claimes that a major earthquake will destroy the Golden Gate Bridge on a specific day soon. When nothing is done, the man goes to Eli and they sue the city of San Francisco. The mayor decides to err on the side of caution and closes the bridge.

Here’s an episode summary fro Eli Stone episode 11.

Eli and Keith are building a case against a man named Warden Brown but the man’s attorney is convinced they don’t have a case. He is very angry when Keith sudden tells the court that one of the witnesses should be treated as hostile. He is later forced to settle because of strong evidence against his client.

Here’s a press release from ABC.

“I Want Your Sex” – When a teenaged girl is expelled for playing George Michael’s “I Want Your Sex” during an abstinence education assembly at school, the pop superstar (playing himself) retains Eli’s legal counsel on the girl’s behalf, THURSDAY, MARCH 27 (10:02-11:00 p.m., ET), on ABC’s “Eli Stone.” Jordan coyly assigns himself to the case alongside Eli, failing miserably to hide his obsessive adoration for the singer. A vision motivates Eli to go on his first date since his engagement broke off… with Beth Keller, the girl to whom he lost his virginity and who harbors a shocking secret about Eli’s brother, Nathan. Meanwhile, Taylor and Matt get a little closer when they’re assigned to work together on a case representing a judge ailing from cancer suing the man who refuses to donate his bone marrow — the judge’s estranged son.

“Eli Stone” stars Jonny Lee Miller as Eli Stone, Victor Garber as Jordan Wethersby, Natasha Henstridge as Taylor Wethersby, Loretta Devine as Patti, Sam Jaeger as Matt Dowd, James Saito as Dr. Chen, Matt Letscher as Nathan Stone and Julie Gonzalo as Maggie.

Guest stars include George Michael as himself, Laura Benanti as Beth Keller, Brooke Nevin as Molly Foster, Ethan Phillips as Principal Ackerman, Jim Rash as Bradley Kitsis, Bill Smitrovich as Judge Oliver Doyle, Claire Carey as Sadie Abrams, David Burke as Alvin Berg, Ajay Mehta as Dr. Sanjay Rajapaksa, Marry-Pat Green as Judge Joyce Abramovich and Charlie Hofheimer as Scott Miller.

“I Want Your Sex” was written by Leila Gerstein and Wendy Mericle and directed by Christopher Misiano.

Here is a press release of Eli Stone episode 8 from ABC.

ELI AND TAYLOR ARE FORCED TO WORK AS CO-COUNSEL IN DEFENSE OF A COMMERICAL REAL ESTATE MOGUL WHOSE LATEST PROJECT IS AT THE EPICENTER OF A PENDING QUAKE, ON ABC’S “ELI STONE”

“Praying for Time” - It’s a race against time when Eli foresees an earthquake on ABC’s “Eli Stone,” THRUSDAY, MARCH 20 (10:02-11:00 p.m., ET) on the ABC Television Network. Eli is shaken - literally — by his latest vision: The “Big One” hitting San Francisco. With Dr. Chen’s help, he realizes that the epicenter of the quake is the neighborhood Eli’s client is trying to evict in order to turn the area into a shopping mall. Eli realizes that the only way to save these people is to help his client kick them out of their homes. And with the stakes this high, Eli is willing to do whatever it takes — including bribing a judge.

“Eli Stone” stars Jonny Lee Miller as Eli Stone, Victor Garber as Jordan Wethersby, Natasha Henstridge as Taylor Wethersby, Laura Benanti as Beth, Loretta Devine as Patti, Sam Jaeger as Matt Dowd, James Saito as Dr. Chen, Matt Letscher as Nathan Stone and Julie Gonzalo as Maggie Dekker.

Guest stars include Steve Harris as Jayson Turk, Patrick Breen as Paul Sweren, Jason George as Keith Bennett, Jodi Long as Judge Phelps, Meta Golding as Carly Turk, Rob Nagle as Jeffrey Powell, Matt DeCaro as Judge Salese, Andy Mackenzie as Tattooed Guy, and James Remar as Arvin Solinsky.

“Praying for Time” was written by Courtney Kemp Agboh and Brett Mahoney and directed by David Petrarca.