Guest Stars News

Fans of Pete and Addison may not dig this particular Private Practice spoiler, but regardless, we're interested in seeing where it goes.

Guest star David Sutcliffe confirmed to TV Guide that will be back for 11 episodes to "woo Kate Walsh," a.k.a. Addison Montgomery.

Looks like David Sutcliffe will be a major fixture on Private Practice in Season 2. What surprises will his romantic relationship with Addison bring?

Cooper gives testimony regarding Tess and her mother in the sixth episode of season one of Private Practice, entitled "In Which Charlotte Goes Down the Rabbit Hole." Paul Adelstein does a terrific job as Cooper, as he always does, showing both heart and strength of conviction.

"Some things... a kid should never have to take."

After trying to keep Gilmore Girls' Lorelai and Luke apart, this is gonna be a cakewalk for actor David Sutcliffe, according to TV Guide.

Several sources report that he is being added to the Private Practice cast as a love interest for none other than Addison Montgomery (Kate Walsh).

Does this mean Addison and Pete Wilder (Tim Daly) might not be as flirty and hot for one another as the first few episodes have implied?

Don't expect things to go smoothly there, insiders say. But for Sutcliffe, at least, it ought to be a breeze. Whereas on Gilmore Girls, Lorelai and Luke had a legion of supporters, Private Practice's Addison and Pete have scarcely begun courting.

Come what may, we're excited for the addition of the handsome David Sutcliffe to the cast, for however long or whatever capacity he is given on the series.

Texas-born actor Brett Cullen, whom you may remember as Goodwyn on ABC's Lost, Vanessa Williams' millionaire squeeze on Ugly Betty and Taylor Kitsch's alcoholic father on NBC's Friday Night Lights, continues his guest starring tour of high-profile shows with an appearance on Private Practice this fall.

Below is a photo of the actor filming scenes with Amy Brenneman on the set of Private Practice last week. Brett Cullen will appear in episode #5, which has just been completed. Private Practice premieres Wednesday!

Amy Brenneman and Brett Cullen on the set of Private Practice.

It is not clear yet who Cullen will play on the series. Could it be the previous love interest of Brenneman's character, Violet Turner, who she broke up with only to watch him get engaged to someone else quickly?