Jennifer Love Hewitt returns to program television on Friday nights at 8 p.m. Far from her “Party of Five” days, Hewitt gives Friday nights the goosebumps and CBS will never be the same. This is the phenomenon that goes on in the eternal life according to James Van Praagh, the co-executive producer of “Ghost Whisperer.” Van Praagh is one of many prime mediums on the planet. He keeps people informed on current life-force issues. Hewitt plays Melinda, an antique dealer who is married to an emergency medical technician.
She is a psychic who talks to the departed of all ages, ranging from seven to 97. A G.I., a child and many others are involved in her communications. Hewitt’s character is a complex woman who first started talking to the dead at her grandfather’s funeral when she was a preadolescent. Hewitt begins each episode with her character informing the viewers that she has to tell the stories of the dead. If after-life thrillers often take over your movies.yahoo.com
Attention all “Titanic” Fans: Oct. 25 marks the release of the new, extended-version of the classic film. television, don’t miss “Ghost Whisperer” on Friday nights at 8 p.m. on CBS. It seems that other major networks are picking- up on the popularity of supernatural- themed shows. NBC has the hit show “Medium” with Emmy-winner Patricia Arqutte.
The WB added “Supernatural” to its Tuesday night line-up and ABC continues to please its fans with “LOST.” Lets see if CBS can compete with other networks and come out ahead with “Ghost Whisperer.