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When WGN America expands its burgeoning slate of high-quality original
programming this fall with its "Prime Crime" lineup, it will become the
exclusive cable home for two of TV's biggest hit dramas, Elementary (as we announced) and Person of Interest (which we also announced). The two popular procedurals, which will join fan-favorite Blue Bloods
on weeknights in prime, will give viewers a binge-worthy opportunity to
watch these series from the very beginning, diving into the cases and
capers that unfold. In Elementary, Jonny Lee Miller (who plays
Sherlock Holmes) and Lucy Liu (who plays Dr. Watson) are a modern-day
crime solving duo that cracks the NYPD's most impossible cases; and in Person of Interest,
Michael Emerson (in the role of billionaire Harold Finch) and Jim
Caviezel (as CIA operative John Reese) prevent violent crimes before
they happen with the help of an advanced surveillance system known as
"The Machine." Taraji P. Henson, who currently stars in Empire,
is a regular in the first four seasons of the series. In the teaser
campaign the four main characters face off for the first time in a
quick-witted test of who's the better twosome and why. Representing the
two most significant acquisitions across cable in 2015, Elementary and Person of Interest continue WGN America's transformation as an entertainment destination with popular originals, including breakout hit Salem, critically lauded Manhattan and upcoming dramas Underground and Outsiders, both premiering next year.
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