'Dexter,' 'Hung' fill out casts
HBO's new comedy "Hung" and Showtime's "Dexter" have each added to their casts for the coming season.
Gregg Henry ("The Riches," "Gilmore Girls") will play a recurring role on "Hung" as one of star Thomas Jane's colleagues. "Dexter," meanwhile, has added Courtney Ford to its cast, also in a recurring part, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
"Hung," which premieres June 28, stars Jane as a well-endowed high-school basketball coach who, when his life hits a dead end, decides to use said endowment to his advantage. Henry will play one of Jane's assistant coaches.
The casting reunites Henry and "The Riches" creator Dmitry Lipkin, who co-created "Hung." Henry's credits also include "The Black Dahlia" and "United 93" and roles on "24" and "Eyes," among many other TV shows.
The fourth season of "Dexter," coming in September, will focus on the battle of wits between Dexter (Michael C. Hall) and a serial murderer nicknamed the Trinity Killer (John Lithgow). Ford, who's guested on "Cold Case," "Criminal Minds" and "How I Met Your Mother," will play a reporter.
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