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USA has firmed up its summer schedule setting premiere dates for five returning series, including “Suits” and “Burn Notice,” and two new additions: scripted drama “Graceland” and unscripted competition series “Summer Camp.”
“Burn Notice” is up first with its Season 7 premiere set for June 6 at 9 p.m. The premiere of new drama “Graceland” follows at 10 p.m. That show hails from “White Collar” creator Jeff Eastin and follows a group of federal law enforcement agents who live together undercover. The cast includes Aaron Tveit, Daniel Sunjata and Vanessa Ferlito.
Season 5 of “Royal Pains” premieres June 12 at 9 p.m., followed by the Season 3 premiere of “Necessary Roughness” at 10 p.m. “Pains” welcomes Ben Shenkman and recurring guest star Callum Blue to its cast, while “Roughness” is adding John Stamos, David Anders and Karissa Lee Staples.
“Covert Affairs” kicks off Season 4 on July 16 at 9 p.m., with new cast member Hill Harper (“CSI: NY”). Season 3 of “Suits” follows at 10 p.m.
“Summer Camp” is expected to launch in July, though no specific date has been set. The series pits 16 contestants against each other in competitions inspired by classic camp games.
“White Collar” will return for Season 5 in the fall, when USA will also premiere the American version of U.K. reality hit “The Choir.”
Hotshot attorney Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht, Love and Other Drugs) and legal prodigy Mike Ross (Patrick J. Adams, Luck) – who actually doesn’t have a law degree – return as the dynamic duo in season two of the hit series Suits. Harvey and Mike continue to hide their secret as they deal with the ominous return of founding partner Daniel Hardman (David Costabile, Breaking Bad), juggle demanding caseloads, and tackle dramatic developments in their personal lives. Co-starring Gina Torres (Gossip Girl), Meghan Markle (Horrible Bosses), and Rick Hoffman (Samantha Who?), watch all 16 episodes back to back and uninterrupted of the series critics call “among the most enjoyable shows on TV” (David Wiegand, San Francisco Chronicle).
Universal Studios has announced Suits – Season 2 will come to DVD on May 28th. The 4-disc set includes English subtitles, and UltraViolet digital versions of the episodes, and will cost $44.98 SRP. You can pre-order the DVD now on Amazon!
I’ve added a bunch of screencaps of Patrick when he guest starred in the YouTube series YouCube. In the series, Patrick plays himself as Peter hires him to get Amy back. You can view the episodes below as well as the screencaps.
6 Month Rule will be available on Blu-Ray & DVD May 28, 2013! You can pre-order it on DVD now on Amazon. Blu-Ray will be available soon.
Here’s a description of the movie:
A realistic, funny and at times, heart-breaking look at dating, love and friendship told from the point of view of Tyler, a perpetual bachelor. Tyler follows a set of rules specifically designed to help him avoid emotional attachment. His most important rule is that he can get over anyone in less than six months. Knowing that he will get over any woman allows him to dismiss relationships easily and without regret. When his best friend is dumped, Tyler takes him under his wing. At the same time, Tyler meets a girl who changes everything he thinks he knows about relationships. With the influence of his best friend and the new woman in his life, Tyler finally tries to be a better man.
Exclusive: Nathan Cole Talks about ‘The Waterhole’ and working with Patrick!
Feb,04
2013
Patrick Adams Online recently spoke with Nathan Cole, Co-Producer and Writer for “The Waterhole” and he talks about the The Waterhole, working with Patrick and much more! Check out our exclusive interview below:
First off, tell us a little bit about yourself and about your film background.
After finishing college I was working in record stores, playing in bands and trying to decide what to do with my life. We had a independent cinema in Reno that I spent a lot of time at. I had always loved movies and had no idea how to get into that business and seeing these small movies made on tiny budgets inspired me to write my first screenplay, The Waterhole. Not long after I moved to Los Angeles and struggled for many years to get the film made.
Did you see yourself as a writer when you were younger?
I still have trouble really seeing myself as a writer. I have always loved writing but it is incredibly difficult for me for a variety of reasons. Now that I have made a movie and have published several articles for CinemaEditor magazine, I guess I need to get used to being one.
What was the idea behind “The Waterhole”?
The idea behind The Waterhole came from the old “write what you know” cliche, which really is the best way to get well convinced ideas and characters onto the page. Inspired significantly by Kevin Smith’s Clerks I thought I could portray my friends at the time in a similarly funny light only set in a bar. Over time I realized that type of comedy was not my strength and the story took on a darker tone about a self-destructive relationship I had been in and how I used alcohol to deal with hurt I was feeling.
How long did it take to finish writing the movie?
The movie evolved a lot over a period of ten years. I wish I had the talent to knock out a great movie in a few months, but like I said it is a laborious process for me and I really played with it to get it where I wanted. In addition, there had been many scenes come and go as the film was developed by various producers.
Exclusive to Patrick Adams Online, 6 Month Rule will be released on DVD in late May 2013! Until then, you can buy or rent the movie on iTunes now!
Here’s a description of the movie:
A realistic, funny and at times, heart-breaking look at dating, love and friendship told from the point of view of Tyler, a perpetual bachelor. Tyler follows a set of rules specifically designed to help him avoid emotional attachment. His most important rule is that he can get over anyone in less than six months. Knowing that he will get over any woman allows him to dismiss relationships easily and without regret. When his best friend is dumped, Tyler takes him under his wing. At the same time, Tyler meets a girl who changes everything he thinks he knows about relationships. With the influence of his best friend and the new woman in his life, Tyler finally tries to be a better man.
SUITS (2011-present)
THE COME UP (2012)
6 MONTH RULE (2012)
Suits returns July 16th @ 10 PM on USA Network!
