Well I was watching all the episodes, but I just find out that Hank's dad stole their money. I was looking for the next episode, but I didn't find any. So USA Network has the title "All New Episodes Return In 2010". Does that mean there will be no more of it but just the same ones...or are they some other episodes left behind?
Episodes already watched:
108#"The Honeymoon's Over"
109#"It's Like Jamais Vu All Over Again"
110#"Am I Blue?"
111#"Nobody's Perfect"
112#"Wonderland"
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[quote name='M_Francisco' date='Sep 10 2009, 10:14 PM' post='1195846']
Well I was watching all the episodes, but I just find out that Hank's dad stole their money. I was looking for the next episode, but I didn't find any. So USA Network has the title "All New Episodes Return In 2010". Does that mean there will be no more of it but just the same ones...or are they some other episodes left behind?
Hi New Member! Let me be one of many to welcome you to this site! We will hope that you have seen episodes 1-7 as well as those you mentioned. Ep.12 is the last of Season 1--the next season will return next summer, and most of us are aghast that we have to wait that long! As we understand grand and glorious USA Network, new series are typically only 12 episodes. The seasons start at odd times throughout the year--Royal Pains will have 15 or 16 episodes next year. The show did very well following Burn Notice in the schedule and had about 5 million viewers most of the time. FYI, NatashaFatale is this site's connection to the administrators and is a great source of info as well. Look for reruns of all the episodes during the year, as well as "marathons" of them all periodically. Hope this helps!
Well I was watching all the episodes, but I just find out that Hank's dad stole their money. I was looking for the next episode, but I didn't find any. So USA Network has the title "All New Episodes Return In 2010". Does that mean there will be no more of it but just the same ones...or are they some other episodes left behind?
Hi New Member! Let me be one of many to welcome you to this site! We will hope that you have seen episodes 1-7 as well as those you mentioned. Ep.12 is the last of Season 1--the next season will return next summer, and most of us are aghast that we have to wait that long! As we understand grand and glorious USA Network, new series are typically only 12 episodes. The seasons start at odd times throughout the year--Royal Pains will have 15 or 16 episodes next year. The show did very well following Burn Notice in the schedule and had about 5 million viewers most of the time. FYI, NatashaFatale is this site's connection to the administrators and is a great source of info as well. Look for reruns of all the episodes during the year, as well as "marathons" of them all periodically. Hope this helps!
Welcome to the board 'M_Francisco'
QUOTE (M_Francisco @ Sep 10 2009, 10:14 PM) 
Well I was watching all the episodes, but I just find out that Hank's dad stole their money. I was looking for the next episode, but I didn't find any. So USA Network has the title "All New Episodes Return In 2010". Does that mean there will be no more of it but just the same ones...or are they some other episodes left behind?
Episodes already watched:
108#"The Honeymoon's Over"
109#"It's Like Jamais Vu All Over Again"
110#"Am I Blue?"
111#"Nobody's Perfect"
112#"Wonderland"
Episodes already watched:
108#"The Honeymoon's Over"
109#"It's Like Jamais Vu All Over Again"
110#"Am I Blue?"
111#"Nobody's Perfect"
112#"Wonderland"
Welcome MFrancisco!!! We are all in the same boat in waiting for the more of Royal Pains!!! Hoping that Season 1 is out on DVD very soon!!!
New episodes? Now, what is this show about? Mark who? ;-)
It's easy to move on to other shows and forget, but I'm sure when it starts advertising again once it gets close to summer next year I'll be watching it again.....maybe.
Cyn
It's easy to move on to other shows and forget, but I'm sure when it starts advertising again once it gets close to summer next year I'll be watching it again.....maybe.
Cyn
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