[05/05/10 - 07:50 AM] Video: TNT Unveils Summer Line-Up Watch trailers for all of the cable channel's upcoming originals.
[via press release from TNT]
TNT Unveils Summer Line-Up
As one series comes to a dramatic conclusion, two new shows premiere and four favorites return with all new seasons, TNT is doling out the drama all summer long.
Angie Harmon and Jason Lee headline two of TNT's newest drama series: RIZZOLI & ISLES and MEMPHIS BEAT. Harmon returns to television as Jane Rizzoli, a Boston detective who, together with medical examiner Maura Isles (Sasha Alexander), figures out the "who done it" and "how done it" of some of Boston's most complex cases. In MEMPHIS BEAT, Jason Lee stars as a quirky southern cop who has a great love for Memphis, music and his mother. Meanwhile, returning favorites THE CLOSER, starring Kyra Sedgwick, HAWTHORNE, starring Jada Pinkett Smith, LEVERAGE, starring Timothy Hutton, and DARK BLUE, starring Dylan McDermott, return with exciting twists and surprising new characters. And SAVING GRACE, starring Oscar(R)-winner Holly Hunter, will end its journey as one of television's most provocative series.
That's what TNT can do in 100 Days of Drama. What can you do?
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