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AfterEllen: Now Season 2 ended on quite an emotional cliff hanger. It’s hard to forgive even a LLBFF for shooting your biological father. How different will the Jane/Maura dynamic be when the third season starts?
Sasha Alexander: Well the third season begins moments after that event. We do see their initial reaction and response to all that drama. Maura is definitely spinning from all of that. There is a lot of anger and misunderstanding between her and Jane in terms of what just happened. They pick up at a place that is very intense for both of them. Maura has her dad in hospital and her mother in hospital and is really angry at Jane.

They are just in a place of a standstill. We don’t quite know how this will affect them. But then, come the second episode, something happens that brings them back together. They slowly make their way back when they start to realize what went down. Maura is coming to the realization that Paddy Doyle is not a good guy. This incident will bring them into a much deeper relationship and they do come out of it stronger.

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Casting has been announced for the upcoming Los Angeles edition of The 24 Hour Plays, to be held on Sunday, June 16 at The Broad Stage.
Participants will include Sasha Alexander, Jason Biggs, Josh Dallas, Brooklyn Decker, Ashley Greene, Ginnifer Goodwin, Zachary Levi, Alexander Ludwig, Lamorne Morris, Diane Neal, Rosie Perez, Krysten Ritter, Jason Ritter, Ramon Rodriguez, Tracie Thoms, and Wilmer Valderrama.
Produced by Kevin Chinoy and Francesca Silvestri of the Frestyle Picture Company and the 24 Hour Company, the evening is sponsored by Montblanc and will benefit Urban Arts Partnership.

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One of my recent TNT rerun watchings was Seventeen Ain’t So Sweet – I LOVED Maura going back with Jane to both experience the whole high school reunion, as well as be there for her friend. And have some punch. I’m always glad that my high school reunions aren’t that exciting, but I loved that Jane had to go back to high school to figure out the characters and the players – I know that know in the real world, my knowledge of the high school dynanic and what made people tic is very helpful in figuring out the people I work with and how best to interact. The episode also had one of my FAVORITE Maura lines – “I hate it when you forget about Mr. Adverb.”

What else did people like from that episode? What are you looking forward to on this dvd?

There’s one thing that the publisher of Rolling Stone magazine and its advertiser partners want readers to remember about a coming special issue — that it’s big, with a capital B.

The magazine, published by Wenner Media, will return to its size of 10 by 11 3/4 inches, from its current size of around 8 by 11 inches, for a special issue that ships to subscribers on May 11. Titled “The Big Issue,” it will celebrate big names in pop culture and include advertising exclusively by the Turner Broadcasting networks TNT and TBS.

The rock band Metallica will grace the issue’s cover, and inside readers will find a letter from the Rolling Stone publisher, Matt Mastrangelo. “It’s time to set your phasers on ‘massive’ ” Mr. Mastrangelo writes. “Blockbuster movies! Monster dance parties! Rock festivals! And, of course J.R. Ewing!”

Fourteen ads will run in the issue, promoting coming and existing TNT shows including “Franklin & Bash” and “Rizzoli & Isles,” and a new version of “Dallas.” There are also ads for “Conan” on TBS, and for two new series on that network, “Men at Work” and “Sullivan and Sons.”

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