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Latinos in Prime Time

Melissa Rentería -
Web Posted: 08/20/2009 9:53 CDT
 
With the fall television season about to kick off, we want to reacquaint you with some of our favorite Latino actors and introduce you to some new faces to watch. Some of them even have San Antonio ties. Here’s a look:

Sunday

‘Desperate Housewives’
8 p.m., ABC
Tune in to find out what havoc the Solis’ teenage niece Ana (Maiara Walsh, who is of Spanish descent) creates while living with Carlos (Ricardo Antonio Chavira) and Gabby (Eva Longoria Parker). Also returning for the show’s sixth season is Madison De La Garza (Demi Lovato’s kid sister) as little Juanita Solis. Premieres Sept. 27.

‘Cold Case’ 9 p.m., CBS
Philadelphia police detective Scotty Valens (Danny Pino) returns to delve into more unsolved crimes. Sept. 27.

Monday

‘Gossip Girl’
8 p.m., The CW
JoAnna Garcia (‘Privileged’) won’t be a series regular on this hit show, but she’ll have a recurring part as Bree Buckley, the love interest of Nate Archibald (Chace Crawford). Look for her in the show’s third-season premiere. Sept. 14.

‘Two and a Half Men’
8 p.m., CBS

Womanizing jingle writer Charlie Harper (Charlie Sheen — birth name Carlos Estevez) is back and still sharing his house with his brother and nephew during the hit comedy’s seventh season. Sept. 21.

‘CSI: Miami’
9 p.m., CBS

Bloggers have wondered about the fate of Agent Eric Delko (Adam Rodriguez), who was critically wounded at the end of last season. Viewers should find out his fate early in the long-running show’s eighth season. Look for Eddie Cibrian (‘Ugly Betty’) to make his debut on the show via Delko’s unconscious flashback to 1997. Latina actress Eva La Rue returns as DNA analyst Natalia Boa Vista. Sept. 21.

‘Castle’
9 p.m., ABC
Jon Huertas (‘Generation Kill’) is back as Javier Esposito, part of the homicide team shadowed by crime thriller author Richard Castle (Nathan Fillion). Sept. 21.

‘Trauma’ – new
8 p.m., NBC

Aimee Garcia (‘George Lopez’) plays Iraq War vet-turned-helicopter medic Marisa Benez in this new medical drama. Sept. 28.

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