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Marc va jouer dans USA's Necessary Roughness

Citation :: Dr. Dani Santino (Callie Thorne) seems to have it all figured out: she's got a beautiful home, a successful husband, two great kids, and a satisfying career as a psychotherapist. But when she catches her husband cheating, Dani's perfect world begins to unravel, and she is forced to find a way to keep her family, her finances and her sanity intact. Luckily, a chance encounter with the trainer of the local pro football team offers Dani a chance to show off her counseling skills, and before she can say "Hail Mary," Dani has taken on the team's star wide receiver as a patient and become the most sought-after therapist on Long Island.

Now, high-profile clients from athletes to entertainers to politicians are clamoring for Dani's unique brand of therapy during their moments of crisis. But though her career is reenergized, Dani soon discovers that balancing her workload and the new demands of single motherhood won't be easy. With two teenage kids driving her crazy, an obnoxious ex-husband stirring up trouble, and desperate patients constantly showing up on her doorstep, one thing's for sure: from here on out, Dani's going to have plenty of issues to tackle.

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MATTHEW DONNALLY

A former college hoops player turned trainer for the Hawks, Matt (Marc Blucas) is devoted to his team, protective of his players, and undeniably attracted to Dani. After a one-night stand and morning-after therapy session with Dr. Dani, Matt manages to finally quit smoking — and is so impressed with Dr. Dani's skills that he persuades the Hawks head coach to bring her in to work with the players. But though the sparks between the two are obvious, Matt and Dani are both professionals with strong ethics, and now that they're coworkers they're going to have to find a way to keep their feelings in check. Hey, no one ever said being a team player was easy...

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Citation :: USA knows how to make a hit TV show. The formula is simple: Take a working professional with a complicated personal life and give them a new gig. That is in full effect with the network's newest series, Necessary Roughness (premiering Wednesday at 10pm), and with a strong cast from beloved shows, it's destined to score another touchdown for USA.

Dr. Dani Santino (Rescue Me's Callie Thorne) is a tough therapist whose home life starts to fall apart when she throws out her cheating husband and has to deal with the rebellious angst of her teenage kids. To cope with her break-up she goes out drinking and meets a charming man (Buffy the Vampire Slayer's Marc Blucas), a trainer for a professional football team. The one-night stand leads to a session where she helps him quit smoking, which leads to an offer to be the team therapist.

Her primary client is a troubled star athlete who can't catch a pass, the hard partying Terrence King (True Blood's Mehcad Brooks). Dr. Dani also gets help from the mysterious Nico (Gilmore Girls' Scott Cohen), a fixer who works hard to solve any and every problem the team needs help with.

Necessary Roughness may be a little rough around the edges, but at its heart is a strong premise with likeable actors. USA has a habit of creating very memorable and unique main characters, from Jeffrey Donovan's Michael Westen on Burn Notice to Sarah Shahi's plucky mediator Kate Reed on Fairly Legal. Dr. Dani isn't quite as strong as those characters, and the pilot of Necessary Roughness seems a little too simplistic with its therapy sessions, but there's a lot to like.

Blucas, whose all-American good looks never quite fit in on Buffy, is better suited for this kind of show as a potential romantic leading man. Necessary Roughness also has a great cast of supporting and recurring characters, with Craig Bierko as a great foil as Dani's cheating ex-husband, Concetta Tomei as her gambling addict mother and Gregory Alan Williams as the loud-mouthed football coach.

Necessary Roughness has many strong parts, and hopefully, with a little time and therapy, it can grow and mature into a series as great as some of USA's other hits.

None of this should come as any surprise, since USA does a fantastic job of creating strong programming. With Necessary Roughness, USA now has seven new shows currently on every week, with Psych and Fairly Legal waiting in the wings. That's an impressive lineup larger than the CW, and with better ratings. There are also no failures. USA hasn't canceled a show after just one season since The Starter Wife in 2008, and that was originally a miniseries.

Source: Buddy TV

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