Marissa and I had the great chance to head down to San Diego last week to chat with the stars of our favorite shows – our first round table interview is a long chat we had with Tim Rozon and some friends at the WYNONNA EARP press room. Tim gave us some insight into season 3 about what Doc might be up to, where his mind is moving forward, working with Beau on new graphic novels, and the Wynonna
Last week, PREACHER returned to AMC, and in my opinion, it hasn’t missed a beat. The better than ever third season shows no signs of slowing down and if what Julie Ann Emery told me about what’s coming is any indication? We’re in for a bloody treat. Check out our chat about what to expect from PREACHER this season and don’t miss all new episodes Sunday nights on AMC! Now that you’ve played Featherstone for a while, what are you
TAKE TWO, the direct-to-series dramedy from CASTLE team Terri Edda Miller and Andrew Marlowe (premiering 6/21 at 10/9c) stars Rachel Bilson as down-on-her-luck actress Sam Swift, whose recent break up and subsequent breakdown have been all over the news. After a stint in rehab, her publicist gets the idea to have Sam shadow gruff PI Eddie Valetik (Eddie Cibrian) for a role that’s meant to invigorate her career. That’s where the show kicks into gear, as Eddie’s reluctance to work
Elissa Dulce Mataele was a recurring-role actress in the original Hawaii Five-O. Mytakeontv spoke recently with her about the many characters she had the opportunity to portray. mytakeontv (MTOTV): Hi, Elissa. First of all, tell me, in what episodes of the original series did you appear? Elissa Dulce Mataele (EDM): Hi. Yes, I was in “The Banzai Pipeline” (Season Six, Episode 16), “Nightmare in Blue” (Season Six, Episode 21), “We Hang Our Own” (Season Seven, Episode 7), “Death’s Name is
When “Cocoon,” the Pilot of the original Hawaii Five-O, aired on CBS on September 20, 1968, fans had the pleasure of meeting Tahitian dancer Helen Kuoha-Torco, the girl whose hips swayed in the iconic theme song for the next 12 years. Kuoha-Torco was actually a recurring actress in the series, and she recently took some time to share her experiences with mytakeontv. mytakeontv (MTOTV): What were some of your roles in the original series? Kuoha-Torco (KT): I appeared in
Now that their space boots are firmly planted back on the ground, the new SpaceKru/Skaikru is going to have to come to terms with what they are about to face – who lived, who died, and who will forgive them for things done in the past. For Echo, it’s going to be a lot to deal with, coming back to the ground. Tasya Teles told us when we caught up recently to talk Season 5, “not only is there Octavia,
Castmates Eddie Leavy (Anthony), Sari Arambulo (Grace), Nick Peine (Marcus), and Allisyn Ashley Arm (Heather) recently held a press conference for A.P. Bio where they offered some insight into life vs art and working with their cast. Here’s a quick look at what they had to say! The real-life classroom…… Sari Arambulo (SA): I study Cinematic Art at USC (University of Southern California), and one professor I had for one of the courses was insane. This is the class that
TBS’ amazing family comedy THE DETOUR returns to the network tonight (at 10:30/9:30c) for Season 3, which finds the Parkers (Nate (Jason Jones), Robin (Natalie Zea), Delilah (Ashley Gerasimovich), and Jareb, err, Jared (Liam Carroll)) settling down in Alaska after some time on the lam. Nothing really seems to go their way, especially not with USPIS agent Edie Randall (Laura Benanti) on their tail. Their adventure kicks off exactly how you’d imagine it (read: it doesn’t go so well) and
Following a season that found the Ragnar’s sons coming together with a common goal that ended with Sigurd’s brutal murder at the hands of his own brother, VIKINGS has started S5 with the pedal to the metal with no indication of letting up. The show feels fresh and exciting, and it sounds like the best may be yet to come! Ahead of tonight’s all new episode, called “The Plan,” I spent some time catching up with Ivar the Boneless himself,
THE MIDDLE has quietly had one of the best runs of any comedy series of the modern era: always funny, always relatable, and one of my favorite shows on TV. Now in their 9th and final season (Eden Sher promises “we decided it!”), the series has hit another milestone – 200(+) episodes. Episode 200, aptly named “The 200th,” celebrates Orson’s late achievement: they were selected as one of the top 200 cities in Indiana – number 200, to be exact!