Peter MacNicol is departing “CSI: Cyber” and will not appear when the show returns for Season 2, TheWrap has learned. The actor, who plays Patricia Arquette‘s supervisor on the show, is departing as ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. FILE - In this Nov. 4, 2001, file photo, actor Peter MacNicol smiles at the 53rd annual Primetime Emmy Awards at the Shubert ...

Peter MacNicol will be back next season on "Veep" for another chance at an Emmy nomination, which was revoked from him this year. The celebration around "Veep's" huge Emmy nomination haul for season ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Per the Emmy rules that were instituted last year, “Only performers appearing in less than 50% of the eligible episodes are able ...

Veep star Peter MacNicol has had his Emmy nomination for Outstanding Guest Actor rescinded. The 62-year-old was nominated last week for his role in the political comedy as Jeff Kane, though the rule ...

“Veep’s” Peter MacNicol has been disqualified from the guest actor race at this year’s Emmys, less than a week after receiving a nomination. MacNicol appeared in five episodes of the HBO comedy’s ...

Peter MacNicol won an Emmy Award for “Ally McBeal” in 2001, but he won’t be winning one for “Veep” this year. The Best Comedy Guest Actor nomination he received last week for playing political ...

2016’s been a great year for HBO actors named Peter: Game Of Thrones’ Peter Dinklage received his customary Supporting Actor In A Drama Emmy nod, and Ghostbusters 2 and Ally McBeal co-star Peter ...

Peter MacNicol and CBS are going to cyber with each other. MacNicol, who played John Cage on the legal series “Ally McBeal,” has signed on as a regular on CBS’ upcoming drama “CSI: Cyber.” The series ...

Peter MacNicol, Emmy-nominated last week for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy for playing a fabulously foul-mouthed political campaign strategist on HBO‘s Veep, has been disqualified in the ...