Amy Acker and David Morse
I have said it before, I say it again: The Buffyverse is en fuego these days.
Angel's Amy Acker, who currently is sporting some nassssty scars on Joss Whedon's Dollhouse, has joined ABC's murder-mystery pilot Happy Town, playing the wife of Geoff Stults' top cop.
Elsewhere on the Alphabet network, both Michael Nouri and David Morse have taken residence in Empire State, playing ...
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Rachel Griffiths on Brothers & Sisters by Scott Garfield/ABC
Brother & Sisters has added two new recurring faces to the cast for next season, one of which could become Sarah's new love interest. According to the Reporter, Will McCormack (Dirt's Leo) and Eric Christian Olsen (The Loop) have been tapped for the roles. Both will play business associates of Sarah, the oldest Walker sibling. While producers are keeping mum on which of the actors will emerge as Sarah's new fling, let's just hope it works out this time. Or at the very least, that it doesn't almost destroy the family business! — Adam BryantRelated:• Mega Minute: Brothers & Sisters Sex Shocker and More!
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A few pilot developments, from Variety and the Hollywood Reporter:• Buffy alum Michelle Trachtenberg has staked her claim to the female lead in ABC's D.C.-based comedy about a senator's aide (Eric Christian Olsen, yes the) who falls for the daughter of his boss' political archnemesis.• Arrested Development's Jeffrey Tambor will costar as a retired television scribe in the CBS comedy The Captain.• Kal Penn (Harold & Kumar) and Kali Rocha (Grey's Anatomy) are a hypochondriac paramedic and his boss, respectively, in ABC's The Call, from the creators of 24.• Brit hunk Stephen Moyer (Quills) has the lead in NSA Innocent, Fox's drama (also from the folks at 24) about a defense-contractor spy.
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The LoopWow, considering last night’s main plot point, I’m gonna have a little trouble keeping this thing PG-rated. What’s that you say? You missed the episode? Well, suffice it to say it involved Sam suffering a groin injury and a treatment method that prompted Lizzy to ask, “You want riverboat-style or regular?” That’s the line, folks. I ain’t crossing it. Besides this little bit of naughtiness at the hands — ha! — of the smokin’-hot Sarah Mason, last night’s ep was so-so, mostly because the show seems to be repeating itself. Sure, all TV shows have a formula to which they adhere pretty consistently, but the whole “Sam screws up big, then saves the day completely unintentionally” thing has officially become old. This is goofball comedy, people! Must it be this predi
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The LoopThere are many reasons why I like this show, Sarah Mason's booty dancing on the bar being only one of them. But oh, what a reason. Fanboys, you with me? Of course you are — I've read the message boards. Fangirls, how about you? No? OK then, moving on….
Week 2, ladies and gentlemen! I say Sam and the gang deserve a hearty round of applause for making it this far — mad props to Fox for keeping a non-megahit on the air — it's pretty refreshing. More importantly, it allowed us to answer the age-old question: If I were made entirely of smoked-turkey cold cuts, what would I look like? The answer: disgusting, yet attractive to wild felines. Sully's turning out to be the Gob of the piece, which is definitely not a complaint — someone's gotta deliver th
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