04/29 - Is [Lauren] coming back next season? "I think so," [Melissa George] replied. "I don't know in what capacity. I don't know if they will change the format of the show, but I know we are all coming back in some form." "So, that means we won't get to see Lauren die a miserable, torturous death anytime soon?"
"No, I don't think so," she laughed. "I mean, I believe you should always leave the party when it's hot; don't leave when it's died down. Whatever happens for me, I know it's been amazing. I don't expect more or less. But I do know that JJ wants me to come back; I just don't know how. He's such a genius. I know he's thinking of something for the cliffhanger that no one is expecting. And assuming I do come back, I know he'll do it in a brilliant way." Source: Kristin on E!Online
04/19 - Vaughn has a bit of a Dixon-like snap. He’s going to WANT to torture Lauren (retribution is a b*^ch, huh, b*^ch?) but Sydney actually talks him out of it. Vaughn ALMOST tortures Lauren … and then he gets stabbed. Source: Kristin on E!Online
04/17 - The world's most dangerous family grows again when Sydney (Jennifer Garner) discovers a mysterious sister (Mia Maestro). And fret not, Lauren haters: She's headed toward comeuppance. ''Yet the consequence is that Sydney will have to make this incredibly difficult choice,'' says exec producer John Eisendrath. ''She can only save one of the two people she cares about most in life.'' Source: Entertainment Weekly
04/13 - "Suit-and-Glasses" (as my much loved mole likes to call him) is coming back, and he's somehow tied to Katya Derevko (Isabella Rossellini). Oooh! And speaking of being tied to Katya--guess who gets horizontal with Irina's sister-friend? Yes. Spy Daddy is finally getting some lovin'. Remember that whole prophecy about how "at vulgar cost, this woman will render the greatest power unto utter desolation"? Well, they weren't talking about her having a bad hair day or something. [Nadia] is about as evil as they get, from what I understand--and Syd has to try to beat her down. Source: Kristin on E!Online
04/05 - Vaughn is going to tell Sydney about The Prophecy. Source: Kristin on E!Online
04/05 - While ABC won't officially announce its fall schedule until May, "Alias" star Jennifer Garner says that she and the spy series will be part of the line-up. "We are coming back for next year, which we are thrilled about," Garner tells Zap2it.com. "I don't know if it's been announced, but I'll be back. We hired new writers, we hired new cast members, so it's happening." [...] One of the new cast members is Mia Maestro ("Frida") who will play the sister of Garner's character in the last three episodes of this season and will more than likely be a regular come fall. The additions to the writing staff will also help "Alias" creator J.J. Abrams manage his time, since he currently has two pilots in the works for the network: "Lost" revolves around a group of plane crash survivors building new lives and stars Dominic Monaghan ("The Lord of the Rings"), Matthew Fox ("Party of Five"), Ian Somerhalder ("Smallville") and Daniel Dae Kim ("24," "Angel"); "The Catch" (for midseason) follows the adventures of a bounty hunter played by "Alias" supporting cast member Greg Grunberg. [...] Not that she's complaining, nor will the show lose any of its trademark action sequences. "Next week I'm rappelling out of a helicopter 200 feet off the ground, and I know that two weeks ago I was barreling across the desert on horseback," she smiles. "I love 'Alias,' we're all so much like a family. I'm with the show until the end." Source: Zap2it
03/29 - Jesse Alexander, a co-executive producer on the series, has signed a one-year, low seven-figure development deal with Touchstone Television. The pact, which has an option for a second year, calls for Alexander to continue with his duties on "Alias" through its fourth season and includes a promotion to executive producer for its fifth season should the option get picked up. In addition, he'll develop new drama projects for the studio, possibly in conjunction with creator J.J. Abrams' Touchstone-based production company Bad Robot. Source: TheFutonCritic.com


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