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  • Deadwood's Trixie Inhabits Sci Fi's Caprica | Today's News: Our Take | 5/6/2008
    Paula Malcolmson, best known to TV fans from her run on Deadwood, has landed the female lead in Caprica, Sci Fi Channel's prequel to Battlestar Galactica. Per the Reporter, Malcolmson will play Amanda, a surgeon who moonlights as a double agent.The TV-movie/backdoor series pilot, set 50 years pre-BSG, will follow both the evolution of the Cylon race and a feud between two families. — MWM read more be the first to leave a comment
  • John from Nowhere: Good Riddance | Matt Roush | 8/13/2007
    Made sense that in the last moments of HBO's misbegotten John from Cincinnati, Ed O’Neill was finally reunited with his AWOL avian friend Zippy. If ever there was a show that was for the birds, it was this birdbrained mishmash of half-baked, foulmouthed, anti-dramatic allegorical nonsense.Over the last week, I attempted to catch up with last month’s episodes, hoping against hope that I’d at last see what I was supposed to be seeing in this smugly opaque world of cryptic utterances from annoyingly mannered characters. (And I thought, maybe like other HBO series, in particular the superior Wire, this could be one of those shows that plays better if you watch several hours back-to-back.) The result: torture. I made it maybe halfway through each hour before zoning out in a state of utter boredom and contempt. Forget confusion — that part of the equation left the station long ago. I was merely hoping to be entertained a little. In vain, as it turned out.At least the... read more be the first to leave a comment
  • February 1, 2007: Murmurs of the Heart | TV Show Recaps | 2/2/2007
    It looks like 2007 is turning out be a very good year for Forest Whitaker. The Oscar nominee (and, by most accounts, front-runner) has turned in yet another bravado performance as the mentally unstable former ER patient Curtis Ames. I don’t think it is a stretch to assume that later this year, this gifted actor will be adding an Emmy to his growing collection of acting accolades. Whitaker really has an uncanny ability to capture the humanity and vulnerability of emotionally tortured characters. (Though I haven’t had a chance to see The Last King of Scotland yet, I have heard he works similar magic with his charismatic portrayal of the supremely unsympathetic Idi Amin.) Even while you hate Ames for torturing our beloved Dr. Kovac, you never lose sight of the fact that the man is operating from a deep reservoir of resentment, pain and loss.I have to admit that I wasn’t at all surprised with the denouement of this particular story line. I knew that ultimately Ames was... read more be the first to leave a comment
  • January 4, 2007: Breach of Trust | TV Show Recaps | 1/5/2007
    Happy New Year, ER! After a wonderful, though repeat-filled, holiday season, it is nice to settle into 2007 with some fresh story lines, isn’t it? And how great to have an episode that shined the spotlight squarely on our dear Dr. Kerry Weaver. But more on that later. Okay, I’ve been on the fence all season about John Stamos’ Tony Gates, and tonight I’ve finally decided: I really don’t like him. In numerous articles and commentaries I’ve read about this season, people have compared this character to George Clooney’s flawed but immensely appealing Doug Ross. I don’t know if it was the way that character was written or the charisma and soulfulness that Clooney brought to the role, but even at his lowest, I don’t ever remember Doug coming off as so unlikable — and I say that with the knowledge that he charmed and bedded many random women before impregnating his long-suffering, formerly suicidal girlfriend with twins and leaving her to... read more be the first to leave a comment
  • November 2, 2006: Heart of the Matter | TV Show Recaps | 11/3/2006
    Now that is what I call a dream. Yowza. I think we have established that Parminder Nagra and John Stamos have some chemistry. (For more on the lovebirds, check out the ER cover story in the new issue of TV Guide Magazine.) I was almost disappointed that Ray interrupted the proceedings. But how can you not love a guy who shows up to fix your cable before his 7 am shift, with Krispy Kremes in tow? Neela may be dreaming of Gates, but I think this love triangle is going to heat up once Ray gets a clue. Shane West is too darn cute to be on the back burner for long. Aside from the very pleasant opening sequence, tonight’s episode served up a big dose of bittersweet. Kovac won the lawsuit, though it was an empty victory. The sad fact of the matter is that Curtis Ames probably hadn’t received the level of care that would have been required to prevent his debilitating stroke, but he certainly received the best care that Luka was able to offer at the time. Forest Whitaker is doing... read more be the first to leave a comment

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Deadwood (Actor - Trixie) 2004 TV Show Series
A.I. Artificial Intelligence (Actor - Patricia in Mirrored Room) 2001 Movie
Baby (Actor - Julia) 2000 Movie
Hamlet (Actor - Marcella) 2000 Movie
The Eternal (Actor - Bartender) 1999 Movie

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Caprica's sci-fi stars...
Erin Fox interviews Polly Walker, Eric Stoltz and...
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Posted: 7/21/2008 Length: 2m 38s
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