Shes a Walker sibling no more but that wont rob Brothers Sisters Rebecca from her fair share of drama this coming season premiering Sunday at 10 pmET Emily VanCamp gave us a peek at whats ahead for Rebecca and Justin a possible Everwood reunion and the arrival of Ryan Matt MitovichTVGuidecom How is this season different than the last Whats your takeEmily VanCamp Its the usual drama that comes with the Walkers and the Harpers but its different in terms of my character and her relationship with the family which has changed drasticallyTVGuidecom When you got de-Walkered was a part of you the actress a little scared Whoa is there going to be stuff for me to doVanCamp There were a couple moments of panic but it wasnt so much Am I still going to be on the show It was more Oh my goodness Im going to miss being a part of the family and playing that aspect of it But it opened up a lot of storylines that add new layers to RebeccaTVGu
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We saw it coming. We dreaded it happening. And now it’s official—or as much as anything can be in the world of TV soap opera, in this case ABC's Brothers & Sisters. Rebecca is not a blood relation to the Walkers. So says her DNA. And her reaction to this genetic shocker was predictably unhappy—so much so that it prompted her biological daddy to split for the other coast, leaving poor Holly once again bereft. Compounding the misery: Rebecca is now lying about it to Justin, the Walker who matters most. As if the surfing lesson that ended the episode wouldn’t have had enough queasily sensual subtext as is.All of which leads me to this week’s critical quandary. Is it possible to hate a storyline and still love the actors caught up in it? (This also struck me watching last week’s Ugly Betty, with Henry succumbing to pregnant Charlie’s manipulations and sadly letting birthday-girl Betty down in every way possible. Christopher Gorham deserves better m...
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It seemed like a classic Walker family reunion as the cast of Brothers & Sisters (Sundays at 10 pm/ET, ABC) mixed and mingled at the Phoenix House Fifth Annual Triumph for Teens Awards Gala in Beverly Hills. The group, which treats teens dealing with addiction, gave its Phoenix Rising Award to the ABC hit for the show's realistic portrayal of substance abuse. "I think what’s fantastic is [that] within the show we deal with certain issues that are very current and true to form. I’m glad that the storylines we tackle are being noticed," Matthew Rhys told TV Guide before the slightly dysfunctional, but always supportive and loving TV family accepted the award.Been missing your fix of B&S? Four episodes are on the way, with plenty of drama. A business will go south, relationships break off as others begin, and expect an answer to the are-they-or-aren't-they-siblings question surrounding Rebecca and Justin. "There will definitely be a resolve," Emily VanCamp tells us. ...
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Episode Recap Something NewThere are some remarks only family can get away with saying Mom you slut is one of them While these are words that would never come out of my mouth they barely raise an eyebrow in the Walker household Truth be told their being uttered during a family discussion recalling what music was playing when they each lost their virginity took the sting out of such a declaration but it also goes to show the comfort level in this family This week we were in full wedding preparation mode with Kitty feeling that all planned elements for her big day were recycled From her dress to her first dance with Robert who of course had done this before She had a point so were happy that she found a perfect dress to wear instead of Noras outdated and oversized hand-me-down This also was a perfect moment for ABC to subtly remind viewers of the upcoming Dancing with the Stars finale by featuring a ballroom dancing sequence In
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Kitty Walker is heading for a wedding on the Dec. 2 episode of ABC's Brothers & Sisters. With the big day nearing, TVGuide.com invited Emily VanCamp, who plays Kitty's stepsis Rebecca, to preview the nuptials, as well as weigh in on certain rumblings of on-set romances.
TVGuide.com: First off, I want to say that you are very pretty.Emily VanCamp: I thank you!
TVGuide.com: You also appear to be very tall....VanCamp: I am pretty tall, actually.
TVGuide.com: As much as I wanted to bump into you at TV Guide's Emmys after-party, a part of me was like, "Man, she'll be towering over me."VanCamp: [Laughs] That's hilarious!
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