Jack Bauer? He's all that in the eyes of a new CTU agent to be played by Freddie Prinze Jr., the latest actor to sign on for 24's eighth season.
A star of such films as She's All That and two Scooby-Doos — where he played opposite lady love Sarah Michelle Gellar — and the short-lived sitcom Freddie, Prinze Jr. joins the Fox drama as Davis Cole, a Marine who now ...
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Sarah Michelle Gellar and Freddie Prinze Jr. are expecting their first child together, People reports.
"They're very excited," a source tells the magazine. Gellar, who turns 32 on Tuesday, is reportedly due ...
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Eric McCormack may get a chance to show us the funny again, with a starring role in an untitled ABC comedy pilot from Tad Quill (Scrubs). McCormack would play a heart surgeon and new dad, while Reno Wilson (Blind Justice) is his best bud, a contractor.
Cast as their wives are Jolie Jenkins (Shasta McNasty) and Constance Zimmer (Entourage), respectively.
Theoretically, this new comedy is a "second position" situation for McCormack, meaning ...
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Per the Hollywood Reporter, Milo Ventimiglia has signed on for the horror pic Pathology, playing a hospital intern whose colleagues devise a game to see who can commit the perfect murder, while others vie to determine the cause of death. Alyssa Milano is lucky, lucky Milo's fiancée.... Adam Sandler's life is turned upside down when the Bedtime Stories he tells his niece and nephew start to come true.... I know what you did a decade ago. Per Variety, Freddie Prinze Jr. is producing and will star in Manslaughter, in which five college kids on a Philippines romp try to cover up a death.... Goldie Hawn may star in The Rosenbergs Save Christmas, which sounds like Meet the Fockers meets Christmas Vacation.
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Question: Does it seem to you, like it does to me, that many viewers can't wait for a favorite show to deteriorate? You seem to get a lot of questions from people worrying about a show deteriorating in Season 3 or Season 4. I never even consider that. I just watch it and if I like it , I like it; if I don't, I don't. I don't sit there wondering if next season will be as good or not. Lost has been incredible for two seasons, 24 for pretty much its whole run (and this season somehow topped last season, which was great). But I'm not wondering, "Gee, will next year be as good, or will it stink?" Seriously, it seems like some folks almost want a favorite show to fail. By the way, toward the end of the season I started watching Freddie. While it's not Frasier, I did find it amusing and not a bad sitcom. I will say that Brian Austin Green really was the actor who made the show, though Freddie Prinze Jr. is fine.
Answer: Whoa, non sequitur whiplash there. I'll take your word on Freddie, which I
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