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Donnie Wahlberg took his older brother, Paul, to Coney Island and the two of them decided to ride on one of their scary roller coasters. While the chef took it like a champ, the New Kid on the Block was anything but hanging tough as soon as it started.
I hope I am not the only one who saw him cursing up a storm, I also hope that the writers of Blue Bloods also saw it. Maybe if they did, they can have his character have to investigate a crime at Coney Island and he has to go on all the rides. Better yet do it on July 4th, so he can take part in the Nathan’s Hot Dog Contest! Doesn’t that sound like it has the right stuff to you?
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Before Jeffrey Tambor was held captive in jail on Arrested Development, he was held captive on The Love Boat. How happy does the 36 year old make you feel in that 1981 episode?
Here is Tambor talking about how much hated working on the legendary show on Jimmy Kimmel Live.
Josh Groban invited Gilbert Gottfried over to his apartment to record a guest appearance on the comedian’s podcast, and the singer quickly learned that was a mistake. Gottfried found one of Groban’s many blowup dolls, and he had his way with it. The reindeer will never be the same.
When it comes to Groban’s expression, c’mon you knew he was quack. I mean, he was the voice of the Aflac duck for many years.
When it cums to Gilbert’s expression, I am not sure if he is squinting because he is done with Rudolph’s other red body part or if that is just him. You know, because he is always squinting. Why do you think he is squinting?
Allison Scagliotti has gone from playing a computer genius on Warehouse 13 to a computer hacker on ABC Family’s Stitchers and she likes playing these type of roles. A few weeks ago, I spoke to her about her new role as Camille on the hit ABC Family show and she told me how empowering it is to her to play characters like this.
The show that airs tonight at 9p is different from anything else that is on ABC Family because it is procedural, but that is not the only thing that makes it different. Most of the leads are played by women and all of them are intelligent. There’s Camille the hacker, her roommate Kristen (Emma Ishta), who has a keen sense of observation, and finally Maggie (Salli Richardson-Whitfield), who is the boss of the top secret project at the mysterious government agency that recruited the two college students.
Stitchers is also a Sci-fi show and even though some of Allison’s most famous roles are in that genre, she told me it wasn’t necessarily her favorite one at first. She explained it is something that she fell into and now she loves it. What made her change her mind? She shared with me. “What I learned to love about so much, is what a large female audience there is. I go to conventions sometime and little girls and their moms come up to me, and they say, ‘Thank you for proving to me (or thank you to proving to my daughter) that it is sexy to be intelligent or that it is cool to be smart. And I don’t have to apologize for studying hard and making straight A’s because you should want that.'” Then she added, “As one of those girls who grew up never seeing characters like that representing me on television, it has always been my agenda to do that.”
That is exactly what she does on this show about her roommate, who is able to transport her conscientiousness into the brains of the recently dead to solve their murders. So what Scagliotti’s part in it all. She describe her character as, “Camille is neither stereotypical computer nerd, nor stereotypical college girl, she’s somewhere in the middle. She’s fun and socially adept, while also possessing the wealth of knowledge that in integral to the team.” Concluding her thought with “It was interesting to sort of fall between the stereotypes and make something all its own.”
Something she has been able to do with both Warehouse 13’s Claudia and Stitcher’s Camille. How do the two roles that seem so similar, differ. She said, “Claudia would smoke Camille in the hack attack, such a superior hacker.” What about her new role? She said, “Claudia is from the streets, but Camille is not from the streets. Yes, she had a hard life and she had to struggle with her parents. She has come at it from more of a text book experience, then my old character. It takes her a little longer, she learned the hard way, instead of the guerilla warfare way.”
What won’t take you long is to fall in love with her character and Stitchers as soon as you watch the ABC Family Show tonight and every Tuesday at 10p.
