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His most recent project is "The Big C," a new comedy-drama series on Showtime, in which he plays Laura Linney's estranged husband.

Speaking at the Television Critics Association presentations here, Mr. Greenblatt said he had worked with Mr. Rhys Meyers twice before, most recently on the historical drama "The Tudors" on Showtime, in which the actor played Henry VIII.

The Affair, a pilot for the US network Showtime, in which she plays a ranch manager's wife who stumbles into bed with Dominic West, is in the can, though it's not certain the series will get commissioned.

Kudrow had the freedom to try risky projects such as The Comeback and Web Therapy, an internet-turned Showtime comedy in which she plays a grouchy online therapist.

He has penned film scripts with the director Steven Schachter, as well as an episode of his Showtime series in which his character's mother turns up on leave from jail and in search of a former meth cook who owes her money.

The Showtime drama, in which she stars as a CIA officer obsessed with proving an American POW is secretly working for Al Qaeda, premiered in 2011 and quickly drew acclaim — though some of the chatter waned in its second season.

Then, his stardom exploded with the Showtime series Dexter, in which he played a droll forensics expert who moonlights as a serial killer of serial killers.

"Weeds," a new Showtime comedy series in which a suburban widow takes up the not very noble profession of pot-dealing after her husband drops dead, can't be called courageous, since the premium-cable networks have little to lose when they venture into controversial territory, but it is nonetheless daring.

By Nancy Franklin "Weeds," a new Showtime comedy series in which a suburban widow takes up the not very noble profession of pot-dealing after her husband drops dead, can't be called courageous, since the premium-cable networks have little to lose when they venture into controversial territory, but it is nonetheless daring.

LeBlanc reunited with "Friends" co-creator David Crane in 2011 for the Showtime comedy "Episodes," in which he plays Matt LeBlanc, an arrogant, self-centered version of himself.

The actor served as an executive producer and was set to star in the upcoming Showtime comedy "Happyish," in which he portrays the creative director of an ad agency struggling with a midlife crisis.  .