FRINGE - GIVE ME MY REMOTE TV: John Noble talks Walter, Walternate and season 4
At the Fox Fall junket, FRINGE star John Noble sat down with GiveMeMyRemote.com's Marisa Roffman to talk about the new season.
Friday, September 23, 2011
Fringe - Give Me My Remote TV: John Noble Video Interview
Source: Give Me My Remote TV You Tube channel
FRINGE - GIVE ME MY REMOTE TV: John Noble talks Walter, Walternate and season 4
At the Fox Fall junket, FRINGE star John Noble sat down with GiveMeMyRemote.com's Marisa Roffman to talk about the new season.
FRINGE - GIVE ME MY REMOTE TV: John Noble talks Walter, Walternate and season 4
At the Fox Fall junket, FRINGE star John Noble sat down with GiveMeMyRemote.com's Marisa Roffman to talk about the new season.
Stargate Atlantis / Eureka - GateWorld: Kavan Smith Interview
Source: GateWorld [follow link for complete interview]
STARGATE ATLANTIS / EUREKA - GATEWORLD: Kavan Smith Interview
by Chad Colvin
September 22, 2011
Here at GateWorld, every once in awhile we get lucky enough to touch base with the cast members and crew of the different Stargate series more than once in a short period of time. It doesn’t happen often, though, as our deadlines and lives outside the site (and their acting and production careers) very often interfere. For every actor we get the chance to talk with frequently, there are many others that we just don’t get the chance to touch base with very often — regardless of how hard either side tries. So when the opportunity arises, we seize it. Such was the case this year with Stargate Atlantis‘ “Major Lorne” — Kavan Smith.
We caught up with the actor twice this year, at both the Vancouver and Chicago stops of the Creation Entertainment Official Stargate Convention tour — with the latter chat occurring mere days after the announcement of the cancellation of his current television series, Eureka. In our extensive chat, Kavan Smith discusses the cancellations of both beloved genre shows, muses about his latest TV-movie roles, talks about why Felicia Day just might be the most talented genre actress on the planet currently, and more...
Kavan Smith as Major Evan Lorne, Stargate Atlantis' 'No Man's Land,' photo courtesy of MGM
... GateWorld: Eureka, a couple of weeks ago, was canceled in what I essentially believe was its prime. Ratings are definitely not a reason for it to be disappearing. There’s been talk about whether it’s a Comcast [majority shareholder of NBC/Universal and Syfy's parent company] decision, ultimately. How did the cast react when the news broke? I know initially, they were looking at an abbreviated six-episode season to finish things off. What was the mood on the set?
Kavan Smith: "Well, what I got from everybody was a mix of surprise and some disappointment from a few people. I think the vast majority of people on the show are quite professional and regardless of why or what happened, I think that five years on a television series is a pretty good run nowadays. It doesn’t happen very often. So I think, for the most part, people were okay.
I think what had a couple of people irked was just the way it happened. By saying, “Okay, well we’re not doing a 13 [episode run], we’re not picking you up for another full season, but we are going to do an abbreviated season of six.” I think, in all honesty, everybody reacted really positively to that. I think that idea of doing another full season — some people were ready to move on to other things — so the idea of just doing six more really appealed to everybody across the board.
So when the bottom dropped out the next day and the six episode order was pulled, there was a lot of speculation. They sent some network execs up and we were talking about things like the market and how that affected the dollar and Comcast and what their bottom line would be. I mean, it’s a business. It’s the reality of it, unfortunately. But it’s a business that involves fans and that’s the kicker. The two don’t always see eye-to-eye on things..."
STARGATE ATLANTIS / EUREKA - GATEWORLD: Kavan Smith Interview
by Chad Colvin
September 22, 2011
Here at GateWorld, every once in awhile we get lucky enough to touch base with the cast members and crew of the different Stargate series more than once in a short period of time. It doesn’t happen often, though, as our deadlines and lives outside the site (and their acting and production careers) very often interfere. For every actor we get the chance to talk with frequently, there are many others that we just don’t get the chance to touch base with very often — regardless of how hard either side tries. So when the opportunity arises, we seize it. Such was the case this year with Stargate Atlantis‘ “Major Lorne” — Kavan Smith.
We caught up with the actor twice this year, at both the Vancouver and Chicago stops of the Creation Entertainment Official Stargate Convention tour — with the latter chat occurring mere days after the announcement of the cancellation of his current television series, Eureka. In our extensive chat, Kavan Smith discusses the cancellations of both beloved genre shows, muses about his latest TV-movie roles, talks about why Felicia Day just might be the most talented genre actress on the planet currently, and more...
Kavan Smith as Major Evan Lorne, Stargate Atlantis' 'No Man's Land,' photo courtesy of MGM
... GateWorld: Eureka, a couple of weeks ago, was canceled in what I essentially believe was its prime. Ratings are definitely not a reason for it to be disappearing. There’s been talk about whether it’s a Comcast [majority shareholder of NBC/Universal and Syfy's parent company] decision, ultimately. How did the cast react when the news broke? I know initially, they were looking at an abbreviated six-episode season to finish things off. What was the mood on the set?
Kavan Smith: "Well, what I got from everybody was a mix of surprise and some disappointment from a few people. I think the vast majority of people on the show are quite professional and regardless of why or what happened, I think that five years on a television series is a pretty good run nowadays. It doesn’t happen very often. So I think, for the most part, people were okay.
I think what had a couple of people irked was just the way it happened. By saying, “Okay, well we’re not doing a 13 [episode run], we’re not picking you up for another full season, but we are going to do an abbreviated season of six.” I think, in all honesty, everybody reacted really positively to that. I think that idea of doing another full season — some people were ready to move on to other things — so the idea of just doing six more really appealed to everybody across the board.
So when the bottom dropped out the next day and the six episode order was pulled, there was a lot of speculation. They sent some network execs up and we were talking about things like the market and how that affected the dollar and Comcast and what their bottom line would be. I mean, it’s a business. It’s the reality of it, unfortunately. But it’s a business that involves fans and that’s the kicker. The two don’t always see eye-to-eye on things..."
The Big Bang Theory - Access Hollywood: Simon Helberg & Kunal Nayyar Video Interview at 2011 Emmy Awards
Source: Access Hollywood
THE BIG BANG THEORY - ACCESS HOLLYWOOD: 2011 Emmy Awards Red Carpet: Simon Helberg & Kunal Nayyar Dish On ‘The Big Bang Theory’
“The Big Bang Theory” stars Simon Helberg and Kunal Nayyar talk with AccessHollywood.com’s Laura Saltman about the show being nominated for Outstanding Comedy. Also, the duo reveals details about the upcoming season of the CBS series.
THE BIG BANG THEORY - ACCESS HOLLYWOOD: 2011 Emmy Awards Red Carpet: Simon Helberg & Kunal Nayyar Dish On ‘The Big Bang Theory’
“The Big Bang Theory” stars Simon Helberg and Kunal Nayyar talk with AccessHollywood.com’s Laura Saltman about the show being nominated for Outstanding Comedy. Also, the duo reveals details about the upcoming season of the CBS series.
The Big Bang Theory - Access Hollywood: Mayim Bialik Video Interview
Source: Access Hollywood
THE BIG BANG THEORY - ACCESS HOLLYWOOD: 2011 Emmy Awards Red Carpet: Mayim Bialik - What’s Happening On ‘The Big Bang Theory’?
Mayim Bialik tells AccessHollywood.com’s Laura Saltman how “hard” it is for her to glam up for the 2011 Emmy Awards. Also, she reveals details to The Dish about what’s going on with her character on “The Big Bang Theory.”
THE BIG BANG THEORY - ACCESS HOLLYWOOD: 2011 Emmy Awards Red Carpet: Mayim Bialik - What’s Happening On ‘The Big Bang Theory’?
Mayim Bialik tells AccessHollywood.com’s Laura Saltman how “hard” it is for her to glam up for the 2011 Emmy Awards. Also, she reveals details to The Dish about what’s going on with her character on “The Big Bang Theory.”
Fringe - AOL TV: Lance Reddick Interview
Source: AOL TV [follow link for complete interview]
FRINGE - AOL TV: 'Fringe' Star Lance Reddick Teases Season 4, Saving Peter & Balancing the Two Universes
by Maggie Furlong
Sep 23rd 2011
'Fringe' has become known for tangling and twisting things all season long, then still managing to shock us all with huge cliffhanger endings, but last season's finale was the most awesomely insane WTF episode yet.
In Season 4 (premieres Fri., Sept. 23, 9PM ET on Fox), our universes are dealing with the vanishing and complete eradication of Peter Bishop. How soon will they start to remember him? Can they save Peter? And how much longer will fans have to wait to see more Josh Jackson?
I caught up with star Lance Reddick to find out how things have changed for Broyles in this new Peter-less world, and to try to decipher if, in this new reality, Alt-Broyles might still be alive.
He also teased this season's big arc, the shift in Broyles' relationship with his team, the "overlapping" of the universes and who, exactly, is in charge of Fringe Division...
... Q: For Broyles specifically, I feel like Peter changed him over time. His relationship with Peter made him a different boss, a more thoughtful person. How is Broyles different now that Peter never existed?
Lance Reddick: "That's interesting. I don't feel like it's so much Broyles' relationship with Peter that changed him -- it's more that Broyles' relationship with Olivia and Walter changed him. But Broyles' relationship with Olivia and Walter changed him because of their relationship with Peter. So Peter not being there really has changed the whole ... there's this kind of ... I believe it was Season 2 when Peter and Olivia were trapped in a building that had the organism causing that infection ['What Lies Below,' Season 2, Episode 13], and we found out that Olivia was immune, so she was able to come out and go back in. There's a line that Broyles has when the head of the CDC comes out -- Broyles says to him, "Please give me 10 more minutes because there are people in there that are like family to me." I feel like with Peter gone, that's not quite the case with Broyles anymore. They're still his people, but they're more trusted employees than family..."
FRINGE - AOL TV: 'Fringe' Star Lance Reddick Teases Season 4, Saving Peter & Balancing the Two Universes
by Maggie Furlong
Sep 23rd 2011
'Fringe' has become known for tangling and twisting things all season long, then still managing to shock us all with huge cliffhanger endings, but last season's finale was the most awesomely insane WTF episode yet.
In Season 4 (premieres Fri., Sept. 23, 9PM ET on Fox), our universes are dealing with the vanishing and complete eradication of Peter Bishop. How soon will they start to remember him? Can they save Peter? And how much longer will fans have to wait to see more Josh Jackson?
I caught up with star Lance Reddick to find out how things have changed for Broyles in this new Peter-less world, and to try to decipher if, in this new reality, Alt-Broyles might still be alive.
He also teased this season's big arc, the shift in Broyles' relationship with his team, the "overlapping" of the universes and who, exactly, is in charge of Fringe Division...
... Q: For Broyles specifically, I feel like Peter changed him over time. His relationship with Peter made him a different boss, a more thoughtful person. How is Broyles different now that Peter never existed?
Lance Reddick: "That's interesting. I don't feel like it's so much Broyles' relationship with Peter that changed him -- it's more that Broyles' relationship with Olivia and Walter changed him. But Broyles' relationship with Olivia and Walter changed him because of their relationship with Peter. So Peter not being there really has changed the whole ... there's this kind of ... I believe it was Season 2 when Peter and Olivia were trapped in a building that had the organism causing that infection ['What Lies Below,' Season 2, Episode 13], and we found out that Olivia was immune, so she was able to come out and go back in. There's a line that Broyles has when the head of the CDC comes out -- Broyles says to him, "Please give me 10 more minutes because there are people in there that are like family to me." I feel like with Peter gone, that's not quite the case with Broyles anymore. They're still his people, but they're more trusted employees than family..."
Blue Bloods - Donnie Wahlberg Video: Happy Blue Bloods Season 2 From the Set
Source: TwitVid
BLUE BLOODS - DONNIE WAHLBERG VIDEO: Happy Blue Bloods Season 2 From the Set
Donnie Wahlberg tweeted: HAPPY BLUE BLOODS from me and the crew on the set tonight...
BLUE BLOODS - DONNIE WAHLBERG VIDEO: Happy Blue Bloods Season 2 From the Set
Donnie Wahlberg tweeted: HAPPY BLUE BLOODS from me and the crew on the set tonight...
Blue Bloods - Starry Constellation Magazine: Will Estes Interview
Source: Starry Constellation Magazine [follow link for complete interview]
BLUE BLOODS - STARRY CONSTELLATION MAGAZINE: Will Estes Interview
by: Jamie Steinberg
... Q) What is new this season on "Blue Bloods" and with your character Jamie Reagan?
Will Estes: "Tom Selleck is coming back as the Commissioner and there is a new Mayor. The Commissioner, as you may know, serves at the pleasure of the Mayor. So, there is always an interesting political dance that goes on between the Commissioner and the Mayor of a city. I think that will be an interesting dynamic there and work for Tom Selleck's character. As for my character, he gets to do a bit of basic undercover work - some plain clothes work as they call it. There is a bar that has been suspected of serving alcohol to minors so we're sent to observe and report on any drug activity on the premises as well. I end up befriending a guy that night who gets in a little bit of trouble and I end up helping him out of it. It turns out, he has organized crime connections. So, my character is in a real prime position to try to get closer to a family through the guy with the organized crime connection. It looks like they'll be a little bit of undercover work this year for my character and I am excited about that..."
BLUE BLOODS - STARRY CONSTELLATION MAGAZINE: Will Estes Interview
by: Jamie Steinberg
... Q) What is new this season on "Blue Bloods" and with your character Jamie Reagan?
Will Estes: "Tom Selleck is coming back as the Commissioner and there is a new Mayor. The Commissioner, as you may know, serves at the pleasure of the Mayor. So, there is always an interesting political dance that goes on between the Commissioner and the Mayor of a city. I think that will be an interesting dynamic there and work for Tom Selleck's character. As for my character, he gets to do a bit of basic undercover work - some plain clothes work as they call it. There is a bar that has been suspected of serving alcohol to minors so we're sent to observe and report on any drug activity on the premises as well. I end up befriending a guy that night who gets in a little bit of trouble and I end up helping him out of it. It turns out, he has organized crime connections. So, my character is in a real prime position to try to get closer to a family through the guy with the organized crime connection. It looks like they'll be a little bit of undercover work this year for my character and I am excited about that..."
Morlocks - Blastr: Why David Hewlett and Robert Picardo can't stop laughing
Source: Blastr [follow link for complete article]
MORLOCKS - BLASTR: Why David Hewlett and Robert Picardo can't stop laughing
By Kathie Huddleston
Sep 23, 2011
Listening to actors David Hewlett and Robert Picardo talk about their new movie, Morlocks, you might think it's a comedy. It's not. It is, however, Syfy's newest original Saturday night sci-fi movie, which premieres tomorrow at 9 p.m.
As for the irrepressible Stargate stars, they promoted their new film by chattering on and cracking jokes like a well-oiled comedy team, discussing Morlocks, evil chickens, working in Bulgaria and what might happen if they got married to each other.
"I would say, very, very, very, very loosely are we associated with the original Time Machine," said Hewlett.
"And I would say it would be easier for H.G. Wells to recognize a television than recognize his own story here," said Picardo...
Click here to view a Morlocks movie trailer, or video sneak peek number one or number two.
MORLOCKS - BLASTR: Why David Hewlett and Robert Picardo can't stop laughing
By Kathie Huddleston
Sep 23, 2011
Listening to actors David Hewlett and Robert Picardo talk about their new movie, Morlocks, you might think it's a comedy. It's not. It is, however, Syfy's newest original Saturday night sci-fi movie, which premieres tomorrow at 9 p.m.
As for the irrepressible Stargate stars, they promoted their new film by chattering on and cracking jokes like a well-oiled comedy team, discussing Morlocks, evil chickens, working in Bulgaria and what might happen if they got married to each other.
"I would say, very, very, very, very loosely are we associated with the original Time Machine," said Hewlett.
"And I would say it would be easier for H.G. Wells to recognize a television than recognize his own story here," said Picardo...
Click here to view a Morlocks movie trailer, or video sneak peek number one or number two.
Alphas - ABC News Video: Warren Christie Is an 'Alpha' Male
Source: ABC News
ALPHAS - ABC NEWS VIDEO: Warren Christie Is an 'Alpha' Male
The star of the hit "SYFY" series talks about wielding "Alpha's" power.
ALPHAS - ABC NEWS VIDEO: Warren Christie Is an 'Alpha' Male
The star of the hit "SYFY" series talks about wielding "Alpha's" power.
Sanctuary - The Morton Report: Wanna Grab Lunch with a Sci-Fi Star?
Source: The Morton Report [follow link for complete article]
SANCTUARY - THE MORTON REPORT: Wanna Grab Lunch with a Sci-Fi Star?
Online charity auction could have you eating with stars of Firefly, Sanctuary or Stargate.
By Michael Simpson
September 23, 2011
t might be the most expensive lunch you ever buy, but you'll be able to tell your grandchildren you ate with a star. That is, if you win one of the opportunities currently on offer via the eBay auction for Once Upon a Cure.
This charity event to raise funds for research into Hunter Syndrome is taking place at the Sutton Hotel in Vancouver this Saturday evening and includes among its special guests stars of many of the most popular science fiction shows ever to appear on the small screen.
They include Amanda Tapping, Ryan Robbins, and Christopher Heyerdahl (Stargate and Sanctuary), Robin Dunne and Robert Lawrenson (Sanctuary), Robert Carlyle, Julia Benson, and Jennifer Spence (Stargate Universe), Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki (Supernatural), Jewel Staite (Firefly and Stargate: Atlantis), Paul McGillion (Stargate: Atlantis), Colin Ferguson (Eureka), and Anne Marie DeLuise (Smallville)...
Additional news articles include:
The Beat 'Once Upon A Cure Gala'
CinemaSpy 'Stars of Sanctuary, Stargate and Smallville Line Up for Hunter Syndrome'
The Morton Report - 'Stars Invite You to Party in Vancouver for a Cure for Hunter Syndrome'
North Shore News 'Drug trial gives hope to North Vancouver family'
Vancouver Sun 'TV actors unite at glamorous Vancouver fundraiser'
SANCTUARY - THE MORTON REPORT: Wanna Grab Lunch with a Sci-Fi Star?
Online charity auction could have you eating with stars of Firefly, Sanctuary or Stargate.
By Michael Simpson
September 23, 2011
t might be the most expensive lunch you ever buy, but you'll be able to tell your grandchildren you ate with a star. That is, if you win one of the opportunities currently on offer via the eBay auction for Once Upon a Cure.
This charity event to raise funds for research into Hunter Syndrome is taking place at the Sutton Hotel in Vancouver this Saturday evening and includes among its special guests stars of many of the most popular science fiction shows ever to appear on the small screen.
They include Amanda Tapping, Ryan Robbins, and Christopher Heyerdahl (Stargate and Sanctuary), Robin Dunne and Robert Lawrenson (Sanctuary), Robert Carlyle, Julia Benson, and Jennifer Spence (Stargate Universe), Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki (Supernatural), Jewel Staite (Firefly and Stargate: Atlantis), Paul McGillion (Stargate: Atlantis), Colin Ferguson (Eureka), and Anne Marie DeLuise (Smallville)...
Additional news articles include:
The Beat 'Once Upon A Cure Gala'
CinemaSpy 'Stars of Sanctuary, Stargate and Smallville Line Up for Hunter Syndrome'
The Morton Report - 'Stars Invite You to Party in Vancouver for a Cure for Hunter Syndrome'
North Shore News 'Drug trial gives hope to North Vancouver family'
Vancouver Sun 'TV actors unite at glamorous Vancouver fundraiser'
Fringe - Collider: Executive Producers Jeff Pinkner and J.H. Wyman Interview
Source: Collider [follow link for complete interview]
FRINGE - COLLIDER: Executive Producers Jeff Pinkner and J.H. Wyman Interview FRINGE Season 4
by Christina Radish
September 23rd, 2011
The sci-fi drama Fringe returns for Season 4 tonight, with Peter Bishop (Joshua Jackson) wiped from existence, after having saved the day in the last season finale. The two worlds are now forced to work together, as Lincoln Lee (Seth Gabel) joins Olivia Dunham (Anna Torv) and Dr. Walter Bishop (John Noble) on the Fringe team under Phillip Broyles (Lance Reddick). With unbelievable new cases and a growing mythology, the fourth season of the popular series promises more shocks and twists that its loyal followers have come to expect from the show’s adventurous, thought-provoking storytelling.
During a recent interview to promote the show’s return, executive producers Jeff Pinkner and J.H. Wyman talked about how important Peter Bishop is to the show and that Joshua Jackson will return in some capacity, the significance of the change in the opening title sequence, the challenge of incorporating both worlds into some of the stories this season, how grateful they are to have such a rabid following, and how things start fresh this season, making it the perfect time for new viewers to dive in...
... Q: The fans within geek culture have really rallied behind the show. Is there a particular element that you think really provokes such a rabid following, among fans at Comic-Con and the like?
PINKNER: "I think they’re just fans of adventurous storytelling, and they are willing to jump onboard a story and really follow it. Not surprisingly, the truth is that they’re treated as this outsider element of fandom, when the truth is that they’re wildly passionate about the stories they like. What separates them is their willingness to really invest and make stories an important part of their lives. We have always said that one of the things that appeals to us about this show is our ability to go deep, both with our characters and with our themes. As we’ve said often, the best form of both ongoing television and scientific fiction is when it really speaks about characters and the human condition and what it means to be alive, at this moment in history. These are certainly things that we try to touch on, and hopefully are things that people are appreciating. Not everybody likes licorice, but the people that do like licorice tend to really, really like licorice, and we’re happy to be making licorice."
WYMAN: "Some people just get turned off just by the term “science fiction,” and they’re not really willing to invest, which is peculiar to Jeff and I because all the movies that are so successful right now, like Inception and Avatar, are science fiction. In the cinema, people are willing to say, “Yes, sign me up. I want to go.” But, on television, there’s still a negative connotation to a lot of viewers. Our fans are willing to embrace this form of storytelling and science fiction. They are people that are willing to really go out on a limb with us and check out some really far-out ideas. That’s the difference. They’re willing to just invest 150% because they’re in with the entire genre..."
FRINGE - COLLIDER: Executive Producers Jeff Pinkner and J.H. Wyman Interview FRINGE Season 4
by Christina Radish
September 23rd, 2011
The sci-fi drama Fringe returns for Season 4 tonight, with Peter Bishop (Joshua Jackson) wiped from existence, after having saved the day in the last season finale. The two worlds are now forced to work together, as Lincoln Lee (Seth Gabel) joins Olivia Dunham (Anna Torv) and Dr. Walter Bishop (John Noble) on the Fringe team under Phillip Broyles (Lance Reddick). With unbelievable new cases and a growing mythology, the fourth season of the popular series promises more shocks and twists that its loyal followers have come to expect from the show’s adventurous, thought-provoking storytelling.
During a recent interview to promote the show’s return, executive producers Jeff Pinkner and J.H. Wyman talked about how important Peter Bishop is to the show and that Joshua Jackson will return in some capacity, the significance of the change in the opening title sequence, the challenge of incorporating both worlds into some of the stories this season, how grateful they are to have such a rabid following, and how things start fresh this season, making it the perfect time for new viewers to dive in...
... Q: The fans within geek culture have really rallied behind the show. Is there a particular element that you think really provokes such a rabid following, among fans at Comic-Con and the like?
PINKNER: "I think they’re just fans of adventurous storytelling, and they are willing to jump onboard a story and really follow it. Not surprisingly, the truth is that they’re treated as this outsider element of fandom, when the truth is that they’re wildly passionate about the stories they like. What separates them is their willingness to really invest and make stories an important part of their lives. We have always said that one of the things that appeals to us about this show is our ability to go deep, both with our characters and with our themes. As we’ve said often, the best form of both ongoing television and scientific fiction is when it really speaks about characters and the human condition and what it means to be alive, at this moment in history. These are certainly things that we try to touch on, and hopefully are things that people are appreciating. Not everybody likes licorice, but the people that do like licorice tend to really, really like licorice, and we’re happy to be making licorice."
WYMAN: "Some people just get turned off just by the term “science fiction,” and they’re not really willing to invest, which is peculiar to Jeff and I because all the movies that are so successful right now, like Inception and Avatar, are science fiction. In the cinema, people are willing to say, “Yes, sign me up. I want to go.” But, on television, there’s still a negative connotation to a lot of viewers. Our fans are willing to embrace this form of storytelling and science fiction. They are people that are willing to really go out on a limb with us and check out some really far-out ideas. That’s the difference. They’re willing to just invest 150% because they’re in with the entire genre..."
Tom Selleck - Blue Bloods - CBS Video: 'Mercy' Sneak Peek # 3 Airs Sep 23 '11
Source: CBS You Tube channel
BLUE BLOODS - CBS VIDEO: 'Mercy' Sneak Peek # 3 Airs Friday, September 23, 2011 at 10/9C
Frank tries to set the mayor elect straight when the mayor thanks him for doing 'a favor.'
The second season begins with a supporter of the new mayor being murdered and the mayor asking Frank to spin the story so it looks like a random act of violence. Meanwhile, Jamie gets his first undercover assignment at a bar and meets a suspicious patron. Carrie Underwood and Tony Bennett perform.
Guest stars include Tony Bennett, Carrie Underwood, Cassidy Gifford, Marvina Vinique, Valentina de Angelis, Grant Rosenmeyer and Steve Cirbus.
BLUE BLOODS - CBS VIDEO: 'Mercy' Sneak Peek # 3 Airs Friday, September 23, 2011 at 10/9C
Frank tries to set the mayor elect straight when the mayor thanks him for doing 'a favor.'
The second season begins with a supporter of the new mayor being murdered and the mayor asking Frank to spin the story so it looks like a random act of violence. Meanwhile, Jamie gets his first undercover assignment at a bar and meets a suspicious patron. Carrie Underwood and Tony Bennett perform.
Guest stars include Tony Bennett, Carrie Underwood, Cassidy Gifford, Marvina Vinique, Valentina de Angelis, Grant Rosenmeyer and Steve Cirbus.
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