Dan Byrd is moving from suburbia to Suburgatory.
The Cougar Town star, known for portraying Jules' son Travis, will guest-star as...
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Cougar Town may be about to disappear from TV schedules for two months, but no need to start binge drinking merlot just yet. Days after ABC renewed the comedy for a third season, the stars and executive producers welcomed reporters to its Los Angeles set to preview what's coming up next for the cul-de-sac crew. In between gazing at Big Carl revealing which star is the best at Penny Can (Ian Gomez says Josh Hopkins is the one to beat), the cast and crew discussed Jules and Grayson's next big obstacle, Bobby's love life and the cliff-hanger ahead for...
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They're hilarious, sexy and know how to belt out a Bon Jovi tune! TV Guide Magazine brings you an exclusive behind the scenes video with the men of Cougar Town, featuring interviews with Josh Hopkins, Ian Gomez, Brian Van Holt and Dan Byrd. The guys dish ...
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They joke around, drink and break into Bon Jovi tunes. Turns out, the guys who star in Cougar Town aren't so different from their characters who spend hours sipping wine, tossing pennies in a can and trading zingers. This motley mantourage of onetime cougar Jules Cobb (Courteney Cox) includes her bartender boyfriend Grayson (Josh Hopkins), fun-loving next-door neighbor Andy (Ian Gomez), college-freshman son Travis (Dan Byrd) and lovable loser ex-husband Bobby (Brian Van Holt). We got them together on Byrd's 25th birthday to talk comedy, women and what's next for the "cul-de-sac crew." ...
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OK, quit playing Movie Mashup and wine-up, everbody! We need to talk about Cougar Town.
Is it as warm and fuzzy as Modern Family? No. Is it as sassy and gay as Glee? Almost. Is there enough to love about this show that it deserves some praise? Definitely. It's got one of current TV's most entertaining ensembles, some hella clever writing (Greysonships, nonversations) and, like its edgier cable counterparts — yes you, It's Always Sunny — Town gets away with being really wrong sometimes. Dead-baby lasagna, anyone? Sure, it may not be your pick for a family-friendly night in, but if you want to cut loose with a goofy, bawdy group of friends, this here is what you're looking for.
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