In December, I gave you my list of five TV actors deserving of more notice this year. With 2013 more than a quarter of the way over, it's time to check the results. Where are these talented folks now? Did they get the extra attention they should have? And who else is poised to reach the next level?

1. Michael Trucco

You Know Him From: USA's Fairly Legal, Syfy's Battlestar Galactica

Why He Made The List: He was the MVP of Fairly Legal. While Sarah Shahi was deservedly center stage in the USA original series as mediator Kate Reed, he was her perfect foil as Kate's ex-husband and frequent...

Ah, Valentine's Day. It's a holiday all about love. While it's generally taken to be reserved for that special someone in your life, there are other kinds of love, too - like showing some love for your favorite celebrities. Here's BFTV's list of the celebrities I've fallen in love with and why I want to give them a little extra appreciation this year. Not only are they talented at what they do, but they're also pretty fantastic people.

In alphabetical order:

Jamie Bamber: I waited a couple of years to meet the Monday Mornings star, during which I heard from several mutual friends and fans...

On Tuesday, TBS pulled the plug on Wedding Band, electing not to renew the comedy for a second season. It's a sad ending for a show BFTV earlier called the best new comedy on television, but it's also an opportunity to celebrate the ride. Here are five reasons why I'll miss rocking out with Mother of the Bride.

1) The music. You can't have a show called Wedding Band without good music, and it was hugely surprising how great the music was - not only because it was catchy, but because it was real. Shepherded by music guru Adam Schlesinger (from Fountains of Wayne and who also wrote the ridic...

Now there's a great reason to stay home on Saturday nights. TBS's Wedding Band is the best new comedy of the TV season: a show that delivers great laughs, fantastic music and even a few genuinely touching moments.

The premise sounds like standard sitcom fare: it tracks the exploits of the titular band, called Mother of the Bride and made up of lead singer and ladies' man Tommy (Brian Austin Green), guitarist and family man Eddie (Peter Cambor), the drummer who doesn't know they're not rock stars Eddie (Derek Miller), and bassist and session musician Stevie (Harold Perrineau). Often invol...

You may not know his name, but to see prolific actor Harold Perrineau makes him instantly recognizable. Be it "The Edge," "28 Weeks Later" or even "The Matrix Reloaded" and Revolutions, Perrineau has worked with some of the best Hollywood has to offer. His latest outing is now exception, with Perrineau teaming up with the likes of Nic Cage, Guy Pearce and January Jones for the vengeance action thriller "Seeking Justice." (On DVD/Blu-ray June 19 from Anchor Bay Home Entertainment) The film, which is helmed by "No Way Out" director Roger Donaldson, has Perrineau playing the best friend of ...

Harold Perrineau has starred in some amazing films, such as “Romeo and Juliet,” “The Matrix Reloaded,” and “28 Weeks Later.” Yet he is best known for is work on “Oz” and “Lost.” Born in Brooklyn, NY, the actor has brought a combination of raw talent and edginess to his work. “Seeking Justice,” opening March 16th is no exception. Perrineau stars alongside Nicolas Cage, Guy Pearce, January Jones, and Jennifer Carpenter in a unique story of vengeance and deception. Cage plays a man whose wife is brutally attacked. He is approached by the head of a vigilante group who offers to settle the scor...

Former "Lost" star Harold Perrineau is to revamp the "Blade" franchise for a new animated TV series.

The actor will give voice to half-vampire superhero Eric Brooks, played on the big screen by Wesley Snipes, in the latest Marvel TV project.

Perrineau admits he jumped at the chance to be a part of the show because he was a big fan of Snipes' three movies.

He explains, "When the first one came out, me and Wesley were friends and I said, 'Yo! If there's another one, I gotta be in it!' But that never happened. This was my chance to jump in."

Now that 'LOST' has been off the air almost a year, it seems the appropriate time to re-visit the series.

In the coming weeks, I will re-visit many series - some old, some new, some current - and reveal my picks for the ten best episodes of each.

With the 'LOST' anniversary looming, here then is my list of the ten best episodes of the series, in descending order. It was very difficult to narrow down. Do you agree? Please sound off in the comments.

10. 'There's No Place Like Home' - Season 4, Episode 13

The fourth season finale features bloody battles (Ben stabbing Keamy), emotional ...

The final scene shown during ABC's Sunday night broadcast of the "LOST" series finale was added to the show by the network - not executive producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse - according to a report on Entertainment Weekly.com.

The last images of Oceanic Flight 815 wreckage strewn across the beach with only the soothing sound of crashing waves in the distance quickly became one of the show's biggest mysteries.

But a spokesman for ABC told the L.A. Times, "The images shown during the end credits of the 'Lost' finale, which included shots of Oceanic 815 on a deserted beach, were not p...

You have a lot of questions about Lost and the show's stars and creators have the answers. Well, sort of. In typical Lost fashion, they teased possibilities which only lead to more questions.

"The season premiere picks up right after the finale," said producer Carlton Cuse. "We really don't want to say too much about it."

You will see some old faces again though. "Harold Perrineau will be back on the show this year, if you guys remember from a couple years ago," Cuse revealed.

Series creator Damon Lindelof added another. "While we're on the subject, I think we can probably also an...

Three new dramas will be joining the ABC lineup: "Castle" on Monday, March 9 at 10:00 p.m.; "Cupid" on Tuesday, March 24 at 10:00 p.m.; and "The Unusuals" on Wednesday, April 8 at 10:00 p.m. In addition, ABC News' "Primetime: What Would You Do?" will return on Tuesday, January 6 at 10:00 p.m. (all times ET).

"Castle"

Wildly famous mystery novelist Richard Castle (Nathan Fillion), who is bored with his own success, learns that a real-world copycat killer has started staging murder scenes depicted in his novels. Rick is soon questioned by NYPD Detective Kate Beckett (Stana Katic), a...

ABC is adding five new series to its slate of programming for the 2008-09 season. The series include three new dramas, "Castle," "Cupid" and "The Unusuals," and two new comedies, "Better Off Ted" and "Single With Parents."

New series previously announced are drama "Life on Mars," comedies "The Goode Family" and "Scrubs" (new to ABC), and alternative series "Opportunity Knocks" and "Untitled Ashton Kutcher/Tyra Banks Project."

DRAMAS

"Castle" is a comedic crime procedural about a famous mystery novelist, Nick Castle, who has gotten bored with his success. When a real-world cop...

Back when television was young, TV fathers were portrayed as all knowing and in control. Fathers knew best. They dispensed unchallenged wisdom. They were calm and smiling and never seemed pressured by any circumstance. They were always clad in a shirt and tie, even while relaxing at home.

The TV fathers of the 50s and 60s had a ready answer for their children, all who sat with rapt attention to the father's every word. "Gee, Dad," said Wally of Leave It to Beaver, "I never thought about it that way." The Brady kids would also express the same types of revelation after a counseling ses...

"I happen to be with someone who finds pregnancy very sexy. So that makes me feel very sexy." Brad Pitt loves his girlfriend Angelina Jolie's pregnant status. The couple is currently expecting twins.

Harold Perrineau Jr.'s wife Brittany recently gave birth to baby girl. Wynter Aria was born May 7 in a Los Angeles hospital.

"My favorite line is to go up to a girl who's wearing a pretty dress and say, 'You know, I had to come talk to you because I have the same outfit.' If she laughs, there's potential. If she doesn't, I go home-- and put on a pretty dress!" Former Friends star Matt...

Mariah Carey sings the National Anthem at a hacky sack tournament in Adam Sandler's new comedy You Don't Mess With The Zohan.

Halle Berry has named her new-born daughter Nahla Ariela Aubry. She says, "We didn't have a name picked out until just before we left the hospital. For us it was hard to name the most important person in our life until we met her."

"I don't have a persona. I just am who I am. I said 'f---' in an interview once, and my publicist was like, 'Good! It gives you edge!' I was like, 'What do you mean? I need an edge? Well, I can say f--- in another interview.'" A...

Lost star Harold Perrineau is suffering for his art in the current season of the desert island drama - he can't control his seasickness. The actor disappeared from the show for a season and then learned his character Michael's return would involve a battle at sea - and he can't swim.

He says, "My first day (back) it was, like, 'Jump in a speedboat, drive 20 minutes out in the rain, step on the freighter... I was sick all day."

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Lost star Harold Perrineau Jr. is to become a father for the second time. Perrineau and his wife Brittany are expecting a baby girl in May - but they are refusing to choose a name for the tot until she is born.

Brittany tells OK! Magazine, "No (we haven't picked out names), not yet. We're going to meet her first."

The couple has been married for six years and have a 12-year-old daughter together, named Aurora.

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In part one of our interview with Lost star Michael Emerson, the man who plays the complex character Ben Linus explained that we can expect to see a lot of action, blood and violence in the upcoming season. Here he describes what it's like to work in the jungle and gives us one more tidbit about what we can expect next season.

How long does it take typically to shoot one episode?

It takes, I don't know, eight or nine business days. It's like shooting half of a feature film.

Are you there all day?

When you're called you are. The crew certainly is. We must have the hard...

CENTURY CITY, Calif. - Quarantine. Eradication. Sterilization. Repopulation. The terror and devastation unleashed in the groundbreaking horror masterpiece 28 Days Later picks up six months after the Rage virus has decimated London in 28 Weeks Later, the heart-stopping zombie horror sequel that "surpasses the original" (Dallas Morning News). Months after the deadly outbreak annihilated the British Isles leaving only a handful of survivors, the army declares the war against the infection has been won and the reconstruction of the country slowly begins; but as the first wave of refugees r...

Actor Harold Perrineau is returning to Lost as desperate dad Michael after a season absence. Perrineau's character Michael was last seen at the end of season two, sailing away from the island with his son Walt.

ABC Entertainment President Stephen McPherson has confirmed Perrineau will be returning to the desert island drama's fourth season, which hits screens in January.

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Happy Birthday to Hatebreed singer Jamey Jasta (1978), "Aeon Flux" star Charlize Theron (1975), "Lost" actor Harold Perrineau (1963), "X-Files" star David Duchovny (1960), Iron Maiden singer Bruce Dickinson (1958), actor David Rasche (1944), singer B.J. Thomas (1942), perfect New York Yankee Don Larsen (1929), actress Ann Harding (1901; d. 1981), and French composer Guillaume Dufay (1400; d. 1474).

Lost star Josh Holloway feared he was going to die while filming a risky stunt on the hit TV show. The hunky actor plays James 'Sawyer' Ford in the Hawaii-filmed castaway drama, but a spectacular set-piece in the show terrified him.

He says, "The most exhilarating and frightening thing was the episode where I was on a raft that blew up. I was wearing steel-toed boots and jeans. I was supposed to be shot in one arm and have to swim quite a way through the ocean and then drag Michael (Co-star Harold Perrineau) back on to a raft.

"It was in the middle of the night. I thought I was ...

Lost star Harold Perrineau has the Matrix sequels to thank for helping his family recover from the hell of 9/11. The actor and his wife and daughter, who were caught up in the terrorist attacks in New York, sought therapy to help them get past the tragedy.

Perrineau recalls, "We had to stay in a hotel because we couldn't get back to our home. We stayed in the hotel for a month and then I had to go to Australia because I had to go back and start filming the Matrix."

The actor desperately tried to persuade his wife and daughter, who were arriving at school near the Twin Towers whe...

Former Lost star Harold Perrineau was so shaken up by the 9/11 terrorist attacks he's now super-prepared for any disaster. The actor's daughter was just arriving at school near the Twin Towers in New York City when the first plane hit the buildings in September 2001.

Perrineau's wife Brittany immediately turned her car around and sped away from danger, while trying to frantically contact her disbelieving husband who was on a movie set.

The family was left scarred by the attacks and the fact they were so close to the tragedy, and Perrineau has since taken his wife and child's saf...

Lost star Josh Holloway fears he and his castmates have been cursed by success because they're all "easy" police targets on Hawaii, where they film the desert island drama. The actor, who plays bad-boy Sawyer on the show, isn't surprised that three of his castmates have been arrested and six others cited for driving-related incidents in the past 18 months.

He tells the British edition of Glamour magazine, "We're easy targets. First of all we're on an island, which means it's very easily patrolled. And we happen to be famous."

Holloway is one of the six stars who have been cited ...

A dazzling and unconventional contemporary re-telling of William Shakespeare's classic love story, Romeo+Juliet comes to life in a whole new way on February 6 as Capitol/EMI and Fox Home Entertainment celebrate the 1997 hit film's 10th anniversary with new commemorative releases. On February 6, Capitol/EMI will release an expanded 10th Anniversary Edition of the film's hit soundtrack on CD and digitally, and Fox Home Entertainment will release an expanded Music Edition DVD. Both releases include previously unreleased and newly produced material. Capitol/EMI's soundtrack is expanded to 18...

Lost star Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje was arrested on Saturday in Hawaii - joining the ever-growing list of cast members cited for traffic violations on the island. The 39-year-old actor, who plays Mr. Eko on the drama, was arrested for disobeying a police officer and driving without a license. According to police, he posted $500 bail and was released after spending just over six hours behind bars.

In December, Michelle Rodriguez and Cynthia Watros were arrested for drunk driving. Both pleaded guilty. Six other cast members have been cited, but not arrested. Josh Holloway got a speeding ...

Happy Birthday to Hatebreed singer Jamey Jasta (1978), "Aeon Flux" star Charlize Theron (1975), "Lost" actor Harold Perrineau (1963), "X-Files" star David Duchovny (1960), Iron Maiden singer Bruce Dickinson (1958), actor David Rasche (1944), singer B.J. Thomas (1942), perfect New York Yankee Don Larsen (1929), actress Ann Harding (1901; d. 1981), and French composer Guillaume Dufay (1400; d. 1474).

Lost star Harold Perrineau had to take a crash swimming course during the making of the desert island drama after telling producers he couldn't swim.

The actor, who plays stranded dad Michael on the hit show, had to confess he had no swimming ability when he realised his character had to spend large amounts of time in the ocean off Hawaii, where the series is filmed.

He says, "They like to hold part of the finale as a secret and last year the secret was that our boat was gonna blow up and they were gonna take the kid (TV son Walt) and they were throw us in the water - but we did...

Today Ubisoft, one of the world’s largest video game publishers, announced a long-term worldwide licensing agreement with Touchstone Television to develop and publish a video game based on the Emmy Award-winning television series Lost Developed by Ubisoft’s award-winning Montréal studio and scheduled to hit retail shelves worldwide in 2007, the game will be offered for home and portable consoles as well as PCs.

“We are delighted to work with Bryan Burk, one of the biggest producers in Hollywood and with Touchstone Television,” said Yves Guillemot, CEO of Ubisoft. “That they have chosen...