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Warning: This recap contains spoilers for Line of Fire Season 1 Episode 2, “A Bigger Picture.” Line of Fire delivered another good episode with “A Bigger Picture,” but if the premiere was about introducing us to the Hollingsworth family, Episode 2 really starts showing us how complicated it is when nearly everyone in your family works for the federal government. Work and personal lives are already colliding, secrets are piling up, and somehow this family is still functioning…

NBC’s Line of Fire is adding another familiar face to its growing lineup of guest stars. Teen Wolf alum Tyler Posey is joining the new drama for a multi-episode guest arc, with his first appearance set for Episode 5 on October 19. Posey will play Brandon Hayes, an NSA agent and former Marine who shares a close friendship with Russ Hollingsworth. Russ, played by Taylor Bloom, is one of the younger members of the Hollingsworth family at the center of the series, so Posey’s arri

SPOILER WARNING: This review contains major spoilers from the Line of Fire series premiere. I have to admit, I was a little nervous about screening Line of Fire, and Peter Krause is entirely to blame. After spending years watching Krause as Bobby Nash on 9-1-1, I am still salty as hell that he is no longer on that show. And yes, I am also one of those people who doesn't particularly want to see him paired with anyone who isn't Angela Bassett. I said what I said. So Peter, you

Spoiler Warning: This article contains major spoilers from the Line of Fire series premiere. The Hollingsworth family may spend their days protecting presidents, investigating crimes and working across some of the country’s biggest government agencies, but after the Line of Fire series premiere, one thing is abundantly clear: this family has some serious issues to work through. NBC’s new drama introduced viewers to Mike Hollingsworth (Peter Krause) and Jane Hollingsworth (Hop

NBC knows its way around a procedural, but Line of Fire immediately separates itself from the pack by making the casework only part of the story. Creator Joshua Safran builds the series around the Hollingsworth family, a group of people spread across some of the country's biggest federal agencies, and the result is a pilot that moves quickly, introduces a lot of moving pieces and still finds time to make the family drama feel like the real hook. Peter Krause is exactly the ki

Peter Krause apparently decided he had been away from dangerous television jobs long enough. After spending eight seasons as Bobby Nash on 9-1-1, Krause is heading back to network television this fall as the star of NBC’s Line of Fire. A recent promo for the new drama puts the Hollingsworth family front and center, and there is one major problem facing this particular family of overachievers: they have spent their careers protecting other people, but now somebody is coming af

Not us still recovering from Bobby Nash being cruelly ripped away from our screens last television season, only for Peter Krause to pop back up on NBC looking like a million bucks in a tailored suit. Yes, girl, the king of procedural television is officially back. NBC dropped the first teaser trailer for its highly anticipated crime drama, Line of Fire, and it is safe to say our Monday nights are officially booked. Originally developed under the mysterious pilot title Protect