emilydeschanel - @David_Boreanaz really knows how to prepare for a scene. Look at him concentrate!
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
ED Tweets: David Concentrates
emilydeschanel - @David_Boreanaz really knows how to prepare for a scene. Look at him concentrate!
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Ask Ausiello: January 31
Question: Any scoop on Tina Majorino’s return to Bones later this season? —Hillary
Ausiello: Agent Shaw resurfaces after Brennan gives birth to once again assist Booth in the field. “We learn a little bit more about her in the episode,” previews exec producer Stephen Nathan, who says Majorino’s future on the show may be in jeopardy now that pilot season is upon us. “The reality is she’s going to get snatched up by somebody else.”
Ausiello: Agent Shaw resurfaces after Brennan gives birth to once again assist Booth in the field. “We learn a little bit more about her in the episode,” previews exec producer Stephen Nathan, who says Majorino’s future on the show may be in jeopardy now that pilot season is upon us. “The reality is she’s going to get snatched up by somebody else.”
Source: TVLine
Mr. and Mrs. Hornsby on Twitter
Emily Deschanel has entered the Twitterverse (as confirmed by Hart Hanson, who says she will enter the fold soon, and as confirmed by David Boreanaz). Please be kind to her! Please remember it's a show and this is her job which she enjoys very much. On that note, her husby David Hornsby is now on Twitter. Please be kind to him and Emily and mind your fanboy and fangirl manners. ;)
Tipster: omelette73
ETA: Sister Zooey Deschanel has also confirmed Emily being on Twitter. I waited on purpose to post until I saw confirmation from other confirmed peoples (David, Hart, Zooey...). If ever in doubt, always wait for real-life friends and family to confirm legitimacy of Twitter accounts.
Tipster: omelette73
ETA: Sister Zooey Deschanel has also confirmed Emily being on Twitter. I waited on purpose to post until I saw confirmation from other confirmed peoples (David, Hart, Zooey...). If ever in doubt, always wait for real-life friends and family to confirm legitimacy of Twitter accounts.
Spoiler Chat: January 30
Pam: Scoop on Bones? Specifically about the cutest couple on TV?
Shhh! Are you trying to start a fan war? We assume you're talking about Bones and Booth (David Boreanaz), who are awfully cute, we agree with that. You know what's not cute? When some guy tries to come between the parents-to-be! This smooth talker will be all over Bones (Emily Deschanel) in an upcoming episode, but there's no need to fret: He's a 75 year-old murder suspect! Unless Bones is into older men, in which case we might have a problem.
Shhh! Are you trying to start a fan war? We assume you're talking about Bones and Booth (David Boreanaz), who are awfully cute, we agree with that. You know what's not cute? When some guy tries to come between the parents-to-be! This smooth talker will be all over Bones (Emily Deschanel) in an upcoming episode, but there's no need to fret: He's a 75 year-old murder suspect! Unless Bones is into older men, in which case we might have a problem.
Monday, January 30, 2012
Six Couples Who Didn’t Kill Their Show
Sexual tension is the bread and butter of many dramas and sitcoms. Week after week, the two characters trade barbs and tease the audience with “will they or won’t they” situations in which they come so close to getting together but never quite take the leap. The classic example of this show is Moonlighting, starring Bruce Willis and Cybill Shepherd. Much of the series’ appeal was the tension between the two leads, and the show was never more popular then when they were bickering.
However, Moonlighting is also cited as a show killed by the two leads answering the “will they?” question with a definitive “yes.” Whether that’s the true reason for the show’s decline in ratings and quality is up for debate, but ever since, series decline after two leads get together is referred to as the “Moonlighting Effect.” This is why many shows are leery of letting their characters get together.
Fortunately, not all series suffer when the leads finally resolve the sexual tension, and some actually get better because of it. Today I’m going to talk about six such shows that escaped the Moonlighting Effect.
However, Moonlighting is also cited as a show killed by the two leads answering the “will they?” question with a definitive “yes.” Whether that’s the true reason for the show’s decline in ratings and quality is up for debate, but ever since, series decline after two leads get together is referred to as the “Moonlighting Effect.” This is why many shows are leery of letting their characters get together.
Fortunately, not all series suffer when the leads finally resolve the sexual tension, and some actually get better because of it. Today I’m going to talk about six such shows that escaped the Moonlighting Effect.
Saturday, January 28, 2012
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
SN Tweets: Missing Baby
squarechicken Stephen Nathan: #Bones' baby goes missing? Could this be a #ToddlerPresident cross-over?
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