QUEEN OF THE SOUTH

Mira Sorvino has been tapped to headline the television adaptation of 1973 poliitcal thriller Three Days of the Condor and Ron Livingston has signed up for a recurring role on Dice.

Queen of the South wraps its first season in an action-packed episode, the loss of one main character, and the return of another.

Camila’s plan to sideline Epifanio works, though she draws significant blowback from Isabella while Teresa and Brenda follow a map to extreme danger in Queen of the South.

Queen of the South deals Epifanio his worst week ever for “Punto Sin Retorno.” Camila really poked the bear this week. Setting aside her mandate for illegal activities, she regularly displays the qualities of great leadership. Epifanio may be the guy running for office, but Camila is best suited to lead.

Queen of the South gears up for a narco war in “Esta ‘Cosa’ Que Es Nuestra.” There weren’t any shots fired this week but the wheels are in motion as Teresa returns from Mexico armed with a book that could save her life.

Queen of the South explores the hard choices Teresa faces in her new world when Camila orders the execution of an innocent in “Coge Todo lo Que Puede Llevar.” In the middle of all this plot motion, the McGuffin book returns to the narrative.

Queen Of The South presents two drug deals and the danger of doing business in “Billete de Magia.” Brenda has her team working hard on their new meth business.

Vargas attacks the Queen of the South and Brenda diversifies to a more addictive product than cocaine in an episode the gives a clear division on the characters’ ladder of sin.

Vargas turns on the Queen of the South and her customers turn to rival suppliers when the DEA ambushes a shipment from Columbia in another great episode about business and customer satisfaction.

Vargas moves against the reigning Queen of the South, Teresa learns more bout her new world while setting up an assassination, and Brenda starts her own business in Dallas.

The Queen of the South blooms in the shade of the narco-underworld while Brenda cons gringos outside the biggest super market she’s ever seen as Cesar closes in on his thorny targets.

Teresa helps Brenda make an escape plan and catches a drug dealer ripping off Camila on Queen of the South.

Teresa carries a belly full of dangerous drugs through airport security to avoid being dosed and rented to Camila’s Rewards Club members on Queen of the South.

Alice Braga is perfect as Teresa Mendoza in Queen of the South, the brilliant thriller from USA.

A round-up of this week’s TV casting!

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A roundup of the week’s TV casting news!

A recap of the week’s TV News!