Hilary Winston is a familiar name to TV fans like me – writer and Co-EP on COMMUNITY, writer for HAPPY ENDINGS (one of the best shows that ever was and ever will be), member of the writing staff on all four seasons of MY NAME IS EARL. The lady is, in a word, hilarious (maybe you also read her amazing book “My Boyfriend Wrote a Book About Me“). Tonight, she’s bringing her talents to CBS as show runner of their
CourtneyK headed to WonderCon in Anaheim over the weekend and spent some time chatting with the cast of THE 100 talking about new episodes and what’s next for the show. Look for some more details and her interview with Isaiah Washington later this week, but in the meantime, check out what happened when she got some of our favorites on video!
Amir Arison plays Aram Mojtabai on The Blacklist, and he’s pretty excited about his character. Perhaps it’s because Aran is lot like Arison in real life. He says, “It’s not exactly like me, but in terms of other roles that I’ve done on television shows, I would say it’s the closest to my own persona in that I’m the guy that wants to do well at work, likes to have fun, but takes his work very seriously; likes to laugh,
Mork and Mindy are back! Well, not exactly. But Robin Williams and Pam Dawber ARE re-teaming for the “Love Sucks” episode of The Crazy Ones (Season One, Episode 20), and they recently gave journalists the scoop at a recent CBS press conference. Back in the Saddle Again The last time Williams and Dawber shared a set was in 1982. It’s now 2014. After so much time had passed, what was the reunion like? Williams described it as nothing short of
Fans of Syfy’s BEING HUMAN have seen the show go on quite a journey- having to establish itself as a show that stood alone from the British show of the same name; get fans of old and familiar shows to fall in love with them (ps, we did); find a rhythm between actors who clearly loved spending time with each other; and ultimately, go out with a bang, creatively. The exciting 4th season that balanced love, humor, and a little
When VEEP first aired on two years ago, it quickly took a top spot on my favorite-comedies-of-all-time list (of all time is a long time, I realize this, but that’s how strongly I feel). Loved Season 1, didn’t ever want Season 2 to end, and I’m not counting down the days until Season 3 premieres. It’s finally here, this Sunday at 10:30/9:30c on HBO, and to celebrate, I spent some time chatting with Sufe Bradshaw about the Sue of it
Tuesday’s episode of NCIS: Los Angeles, now in its fifth season, promises a bit of excitement, to say the least, and I was recently fortunate enough to get the scoop firsthand from Daniela Ruah (Special Agent Kensi Blye). When we last left Kensi, she was still being held in a cave by the Taliban, and she had come face-to-face with former fiancé from nine years previous, Jack Simon (Matthew Del Negro). A remaining question in her mind was whether or
Renee Felice Smith plays Nell Jones on NCIS: Los Angeles, but Smith recently revealed to me that the two share more differences than similarities. Smith said, “Nell is kind of Renee times two, I guess I’d say. Where Renee’s brave, Nell is braver. She’s more of the take-the-bull-by-the-horns kind of gal. She’s one of a kind. She’s her own little brand. I’m not as organized as she is either. She’s super, super type A, and she’s got her act together.
Ever think of Eric Beale as a case’s key witness? That’s exactly what he is on this week’s episode of NCIS: Los Angeles. Beale’s not only the key witness, but he winds up in jail for all his trouble. Eric Beale a.k.a. Barrett Foa joined the team in the pilot of the series when it was introduced in Season Six of the ever-popular NCIS, in an episode entitled “Legend.” Foa was excited about the role from the start. When we
I recently got a glimpse behind the scenes of the TNT drama Private Lives of Nashville Wives when I had the privilege to chat with stars Cassie Chapman (wife of country singer Gary Chapman) and Erika Page White (wife of singer/songwriter Bryan White). How It All Began What I was most interested in at the start of our interview was how the two landed on the reality series. White came from the world of soaps, while Chapman was thrown into