'New Girl' Season 2 Finale Recap: 'Elaine's Big Day'
In the “New Girl” season finale, CeCe’s big day turned out to be an even bigger day for someone else. That, along with a few pranks, a frisky badger and the rise of a new love triangle, made for a satisfying end to a hilarious and upbeat sophomore season.
The day of CeCe’s wedding found Nick and Jess in a happy and joyous mood. The two spent much of their time flirting with one another, to the disproval of Jess’ dad (Rob Reiner) and the annoyance of the other roommates. Winston and Schmidt were particularly annoyed when a more grown-up Nick refused to take part in their silly hijinks, whic...
READ MOREThe day of CeCe’s wedding found Nick and Jess in a happy and joyous mood. The two spent much of their time flirting with one another, to the disproval of Jess’ dad (Rob Reiner) and the annoyance of the other roommates. Winston and Schmidt were particularly annoyed when a more grown-up Nick refused to take part in their silly hijinks, whic...
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Creative Team Behind 'The Americans' On What Fans Can Expect In Season 2
If last week’s season finale of FX’s The Americans left you incredibly anxious for the second season coming next year, you might take some solace in some highlights from a recent press conference call with the creator, executive producer and writer Joe Weisberg and executive producer, writer Joel Fields.
If you haven’t seen all the way through the last episode, you’ll want to stop reading now:
Weisberg on where the idea for the show came from. “In 2010, if you remember, there were a bunch of Russian intelligence service spies who were arrested in the United States and a lot of people were...
READ MOREIf you haven’t seen all the way through the last episode, you’ll want to stop reading now:
Weisberg on where the idea for the show came from. “In 2010, if you remember, there were a bunch of Russian intelligence service spies who were arrested in the United States and a lot of people were...
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Tom Arnold Named His Son After 'Sons Of Anarchy' Character
Comedian Tom Arnold took inspiration for his baby son's name from gritty TV show Sons Of Anarchy.
The True Lies actor became a first-time father on April 6th when his wife Ashley gave birth to little Jax Copeland, who was named after Charlie Hunnam's outlaw biker character on the hit show.
Arnold tells People.com, "My dad's name is Jack and I wanted to honor him, but not too much. I am a fan of and worked on Sons of Anarchy and my favorite character's name is Jax. We just thought it was a cool name. Of course I called Kurt Sutter, the show creator, to get his blessing.
"I'm best frien...
READ MOREThe True Lies actor became a first-time father on April 6th when his wife Ashley gave birth to little Jax Copeland, who was named after Charlie Hunnam's outlaw biker character on the hit show.
Arnold tells People.com, "My dad's name is Jack and I wanted to honor him, but not too much. I am a fan of and worked on Sons of Anarchy and my favorite character's name is Jax. We just thought it was a cool name. Of course I called Kurt Sutter, the show creator, to get his blessing.
"I'm best frien...
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Noah Emmerich On Playing FBI Agent Stan Beeman On 'The Americans'
While the male and female leads of FX’s The Americans are KGB agents, you can’t help but root for them.
Luckily there is one “real” American worth rooting for on the show: next door neighbor and FBI Agent Stan Beeman.
Stan’s portrayer Noah Emmerich recently participated in a conference call with reporters. Here are the highlights. (Spoilers if you aren’t all caught up with the show.)
On how much research he did to prepare for playing an FBI Agent. “I spoke to a couple of ex-FBI agents, one of whom had been in counterintelligence, one of them had just been with the bureau in a more domest...
READ MORELuckily there is one “real” American worth rooting for on the show: next door neighbor and FBI Agent Stan Beeman.
Stan’s portrayer Noah Emmerich recently participated in a conference call with reporters. Here are the highlights. (Spoilers if you aren’t all caught up with the show.)
On how much research he did to prepare for playing an FBI Agent. “I spoke to a couple of ex-FBI agents, one of whom had been in counterintelligence, one of them had just been with the bureau in a more domest...
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Charlie Sheen Claims Lindsay Lohan Had 'Anger Management' Crew 'Held Hostage'
Charlie Sheen has confirmed reports suggesting Lindsay Lohan regularly arrived late to work while filming a guest spot on his TV show Anger Management.
The Mean Girls actress, who recently starred with Sheen in Scary Movie 5, plays herself in an upcoming episode of popular sitcom, and the actor has admitted he felt like a "hostage" on his own set because he had no control over his pal's tardy behavior.
Rumors suggested Lohan was often late to set and attempted to walk away with pricey jewelry from the shoot, and on Wednesday Sheen addressed the gossip during an appearance on The Tonight...
READ MOREThe Mean Girls actress, who recently starred with Sheen in Scary Movie 5, plays herself in an upcoming episode of popular sitcom, and the actor has admitted he felt like a "hostage" on his own set because he had no control over his pal's tardy behavior.
Rumors suggested Lohan was often late to set and attempted to walk away with pricey jewelry from the shoot, and on Wednesday Sheen addressed the gossip during an appearance on The Tonight...
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'Justified' Recap: A Death And An Arrest In 'Ghosts'
Season four of Justified is at an end, and that means it's time to see if the hammer is going to fall on any or all of the usual suspects. If this series is known for one thing, it's that it likes to end its years with a bang...sometimes more than one. What happens in this last piece of season four, though, comes with more questions than answers.
At the Marshals Office, a satisfied Raylan declares that "All is right with the world," which Art doesn't quite believe. He says he got a call from Winona about having two rocking chairs, since there's the suspicious one that showed up last week. ...
READ MOREAt the Marshals Office, a satisfied Raylan declares that "All is right with the world," which Art doesn't quite believe. He says he got a call from Winona about having two rocking chairs, since there's the suspicious one that showed up last week. ...
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FX Orders 10-Episode Limited Series 'Fargo,' Inspired By The Film
FX has just announced that it ordered its first limited series, "Fargo." The 10-episode show will follow an all-new "true crime" story featuring a new case and new characters.
The network promised the TV show will include the trademark humor, murder and "Minnesota nice" that made the film such a classic.
"Fargo" will be written by Noah Hawley ("The Unusuals") and executive produced by Hawley, Joel & Ethan Coen ("True Grit," "No Country for Old Men") and Warren Littlefield ("The Unusuals").
John Landgraf, President and General Manager, FX Networks, said in a statement: "For years, people...
READ MOREThe network promised the TV show will include the trademark humor, murder and "Minnesota nice" that made the film such a classic.
"Fargo" will be written by Noah Hawley ("The Unusuals") and executive produced by Hawley, Joel & Ethan Coen ("True Grit," "No Country for Old Men") and Warren Littlefield ("The Unusuals").
John Landgraf, President and General Manager, FX Networks, said in a statement: "For years, people...
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'Justified' Recap: 'Peace of Mind'
With only two episodes of Justified left this season, things are going full tilt in Kentucky. As we finally get an update on the impending Raylan Junior (what with Natalie Zea being on The Following and all), her father is getting some mild applause from his colleagues for the whole Drew Thompson thing ("Does this mean you're finally getting a haircut?" Rachel quips). Drew is in the conference room, meeting with the AUSA (guest star Rick Gomez), because he's demanding protection for Ellen May. Raylan's response is "Stick it up your ass."
Where's Ellen May? She's with Ellstin Limehouse (gue...
READ MOREWhere's Ellen May? She's with Ellstin Limehouse (gue...
'Justified' Recap: A Death And An Arrest In 'Ghosts'
'Justified' Actress Cathy Baron Teams With LifeKraze To Promote Healthy Eating
'Justified' Actress Cathy Baron Teams With LifeKraze To Promote Healthy Eating
On FX's Justified, Cathy Baron has been playing a woman of questionable repute, but off-screen this multitalented actress is helping people to improve their lives. Dedicated to living a healthy lifestyle, Cathy is lending her experience and enthusiasm to LifeKraze, a new app that helps others put their best selves forward. BFTV recently spoke with her to get her tips on eating better - and snuck in a little Justified chat, too.
"it's never as hard as people think it's going to be," said the actress, who is vegan and has a degree in Nutrition. "You have to stick with it. Once you start eati...
READ MORE"it's never as hard as people think it's going to be," said the actress, who is vegan and has a degree in Nutrition. "You have to stick with it. Once you start eati...
'Justified' Recap: A Death And An Arrest In 'Ghosts'
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'Justified' Recap: 'Decoy'
Things are definitely hitting the fan in this week's Justified. While the Marshals try to get Drew Thompson someplace safe - you have to love Art inquiring about a rocket launcher - Boyd is trying to appease an unhappy Nick Augustine (guest star Mike O'Malley; can you believe this is the guy who used to host Nickelodeon's GUTS?).
Holed up in his father's house, Raylan recounts history with Drew (guest star Jim Beaver), at least until Art comes in and gives him a status update. "Art, we gotta move, and we gotta move soon," Raylan insists. That's a good idea, because Boyd is telling Augustin...
READ MOREHoled up in his father's house, Raylan recounts history with Drew (guest star Jim Beaver), at least until Art comes in and gives him a status update. "Art, we gotta move, and we gotta move soon," Raylan insists. That's a good idea, because Boyd is telling Augustin...
'Justified' Recap: A Death And An Arrest In 'Ghosts'
'Justified' Recap: 'Peace of Mind'
