Posted by Katherine
on October 09, 2014
Editorial /
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We are living in an era of great ensemble television. As viewers we are being spoiled not only with their work on screen but with cast interaction on social media platforms like twitter. It has the effect of making you feel included in their TV family, and as a result you the viewer feels a sense of loyalty to them. Shows like Chicago Fire, Chicago PD, Grimm & Revenge have been excellent at this. Though nothing could rival the social media power of CW stars, a class on which should be taught at the LaineyGossip Faculty of Celebrity Studies. The best part for me is getting to hear from the cast members who aren’t necessarily the face of the show. The actors who go to work every day and do a great job even though they don’t always have their own storyline. The ones who aren’t going to be promoting it on talk shows. The ones whose names you may not have heard.
I thought it was time to fix that. Here are 12 people doing consistently good work that you need to know the names of. Continue reading…
Tags: Abigail Hawk, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Arrow, Barrett Foa, Blue Bloods, Chicago Fire, Chicago PD, Diego Klattenhoff, Elias Koteas, Emily Bett Rickards, Iain De Caestecker, Joe Minoso, Karine Vanasse, Lyndie Greenwood, Max Burkholder, NCIS: LA, Parenthood, Renee Felice Smith, Revenge, Sleepy Hollow, The Blacklist, The Vampire Diaries, Zach Roerig
Posted by Katherine
on September 05, 2014
News /
Comments Off on This Week Behind The Scenes: Sept 1 – 5
@simonpegg – It’s 106 miles to Chicago, we got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it’s dark & we’re wearing sunglasses
This week from around the web, a little peek at what’s going on with some of your favourite shows and movies. Make sure to check out the extra adorable piglets making a guest appearance on Cougar Town.
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Tags: Arrow, Bitsie Tulloch, Bree Turner, Channing Tatum, Charlotte Ross, Cougar Town, Courteney Cox, Dan Byrd, David Giuntoli, Drunk History, Ellen Page, Ellen Pompeo, Emily Bett Rickards, Foxcatcher, Funny or Die, Grey's Anatomy, Grimm, Joe Carnahan, Kate Mara, Mission: Impossible, Norman Reedus, Patrick Wilson, Reese Witherspoon, Sasha Roiz, Shonda Rhimes, Simon Pegg, the walking dead, Tom Cruise
We are living in an era of great ensemble television. As viewers we are being spoiled not only with their work on screen but with cast interaction on social media platforms like twitter. It has the effect of making you feel included in their TV family, and as a result you the viewer feels a sense of loyalty to them. Shows like Chicago Fire, Chicago PD, Grimm & Revenge have been excellent at this. Though nothing could rival the social media power of CW stars, a class on which should be taught at the LaineyGossip Faculty of Celebrity Studies. The best part for me is getting to hear from the cast members who aren’t necessarily the face of the show. The actors who go to work every day and do a great job even though they don’t always have their own storyline. The ones who aren’t going to be promoting it on talk shows. The ones whose names you may not have heard.
