Cane

 OH - Hector Elizondo (lately of the mercifully departed Cane) debuts as Monk’s new therapist, and does an admirable job, infusing a new personality into the role ...

By Josh Lasser What is it about Cane that I like, can someone explain it to me, but I can't figure it out. Partly it's Nestor Carbonell, it's more Jimmy Smits, but a lot of my reasons are wholly unknown. Look at last night's episode. ...

By Tony Figueroa Unlike JR Ewing, Alex Vega does not mind getting his hands dirty. I have a couple of thoughts about the new CBS drama Cane. First of all I am excited to see a show with an all-Latino cast on network television (George Lopez couldn't ...

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By Ray Ellis Remember this: Sugar is the new oil.David Letterman has already latched onto the phrase, so it has to be poised to be the next pop culture catchphrase. It’s also the lynchpin premise of Cane, Tuesdays on CBS (10PM ET/PT). Cane is of course billed as “an epic drama” revolving around “the extern...

By Diane Kristine With a cast that includes Hector Elizondo, Jimmy Smits, and Rita Moreno, a premise that uses the immigrant experience and adoptive families to explore outsiders and belonging, and enough pretty people with enough danger and deception in their lives, Cane should be far more interestin...

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By Lenny Campello I guess that because I am an American of Cuban ancestry someone sent me an advance (I guess) preview copy of the new CBS show Cane. This new TV series is about a Cuban-American family running a sugar empire from Florida.Think The Sopranos without all the cussing and with better haircuts.Thank...

By Lenny Campello And Smits is a great actor, so I should probably swallow my pedantic issues with Cane. But CBS has not only hired Smits to play the lead role, but also Puerto Rican actors Hector Elizondo, Eddie Matos, and Rita Moreno, as well as Miss Colombia 1991 Paola Turbay, to play other assorted Cubans.

By Chris Beaumont Jimmy Smits co-stars with Nestor Carbonell and Hector Elizondo, at least in this clip, of the new drama Cane. The show centers on a family who has made a fortune in the rum and sugar business. The family is at a crossroads and the son (Carbonell) and the brother-in-law (Smits) of the Duque fami...