It's going to be one full Dollhouse this fall.
Ray Wise will guest-star on Joss Whedon's Whedon's mind-control series, TVGuide.com has confirmed. Wise will play Howard, a higher-up in the Dollhouse organization. The role could potentially ...
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Ray Wise has a legendary gift for diabolical roles — he played the character, after all, who committed perhaps the most famous murder in television history. Wise is marking his 40th year since his first film — Dare the Devil — by continuing his turn as The Devil himself in the second season of the CW's Reaper (premiering Tuesday at 8 pm/ET).
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Its been a trying season for the CWs Reaper Tuesdays at 8pmET But even after a crippling writers strike and disappointing ratings this supernatural tale of a boy and his Devil returned post-strike with its strongest episodes yet Though the show just got picked up for a second season two of the shows executive producers Tara Butters and Tom Spezialy got on the horn with us to gab about the shows mind-blowing May 20 season finale Readers be warned Some content may be considered spoiler-worthy Sandra Kofler TVGuidecom I cant believe the seasons almost over How do you cap off all those storylines Butters Well we have some really fun stuff in the last few episodesSpezialy And we have a huge finale TVGuidecom OhSpezialy You know so far that theres a rebellion that Sam has been reluctantly tied into it that its had a huge setback and that Sams parents sold his soul out from under him Well thats all going to converge in the finale Well begin
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The Devil returned in pure-evil form last week when Reaper (Thursdays at 9pm/ET, CW) resumed after a too-long-for-us break. Tonight's episode is the second of this season's eight post-strike episodes, and things are just getting fired up. We'd sell our souls to get some Reaper scoop, and fortunately the show's Devil himself, actor Ray Wise, made us a deal we couldn't refuse. He chatted us up on his demon-catching minion's future, the legacy of Leland Palmer and Satan's burning… feelings. TVGuide.com: So how much of yourself do you bring to your character?Ray Wise: Oh, I think a great deal, like… his sense of style. I say this tongue-in-cheek, but I think it's true. The hair is pretty much my hair and the teeth are my teeth, and the way I wear a suit and tie, that's the way the Devil does it. I bring
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Question: First, I totally agree with you on Pushing Daisies. The show is an absolute delight, and I love all the little side excursions, like the backstory on the Civil War hero ancestor of the sword owner. While it's completely different, I am reminded a bit of Arrested Development, in that the show isn't afraid to take really wild chances while keeping everything in character and staying respectful of its premise. Now a question on Reaper: I'm enjoying the show, but if Sam continues to be such a slacker and show so little initiative in his life, doesn't he risk becoming really unlikable? I know the show is slowly nudging him forward, but maybe it needs to be a little faster. Of course, he is saddled (humorously) with perhaps the worst TV parents ever!
Answer: Once again, can we just cheer the full-season pickup of Pushing Daisies? If Moonlight is improving by the week, I'm becoming incrementally less enchanted by Reaper by the week. Sam is a big part of the problem (through no fault
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