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ABC has confirmed more cast changes for the fourth season of Boston Legal, which started production this week.
Taraji P. Henson (Talk to Me, The Division) has been confirmed as a series regular joining in the latter half of the new season. Henson "will play a high powered corporate litigator out of the New York office whom Carl Sack (John Larroquette) brings in to help him wrestle for more political sovereignty within the firm," ABC said.
A number of guest stars will appear early in the season as cast changes - including the departures of Mark Valley, Rene Auberjonois, Julie Bowen and Constance Zimmer from the regular cast - bed in. Valley and Auberjonois will return for one-off appearances and Gail O'Grady will once again guest as Judge Gloria Weldon, who is in a steamy relationship with James Spader's Alan Shore.
Taraji P. Henson (Talk to Me, The Division) has been confirmed as a series regular joining in the latter half of the new season. Henson "will play a high powered corporate litigator out of the New York office whom Carl Sack (John Larroquette) brings in to help him wrestle for more political sovereignty within the firm," ABC said.
A number of guest stars will appear early in the season as cast changes - including the departures of Mark Valley, Rene Auberjonois, Julie Bowen and Constance Zimmer from the regular cast - bed in. Valley and Auberjonois will return for one-off appearances and Gail O'Grady will once again guest as Judge Gloria Weldon, who is in a steamy relationship with James Spader's Alan Shore.
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