Starting today, U-Treasure is teaming up with Tezuka Productions to release a trio of Black Jack -inspired wedding and engagement rings, with Black Jack and Pinoko motifs. The new offerings join a long line of character wedding rings from the jewelry maker, including collections inspired by Pokémon , Evangelion and Moomin . The engagement ring features the traditional single central diamond, flanked with a pair of black diamonds. The setting features a design reminiscent of Black Jack's bow tie and Pinoko's hair bows. Related: Osamu Tezuka's Shinsengumi Manga Inspires Live-Action TV Drama Two styles of wedding ring are available as well. The Pinoko model is the slimmer of the two, with a single small diamond and an image of one of her red bows. The Black Jack model has a flattened circle design, with both a white diamond and a black diamond set into the band. Related: Takashi Miike's New...
- 4/10/2024
- by Kara Dennison
- Crunchyroll
Osamu Tezuka is often mentioned along with the title of “Father of Manga” and in many ways, he is, thanks to the prolific nature of his works and the fact that he managed to walk the perfect line between entertainment for kids and profound storytelling that took the medium of manga to an entirely new era. Characters like Astro Boy, Kimba, the White Lion, and Black Jack are still present in the audience’s minds even after so long, and thus the influence of Tezuka cannot be understated. Pluto is a new anime series based on the Astro Boy Universe, and Netflix has released the first official teaser for it.
Pluto is based on a manga of the same name written and illustrated not by Tezuka, who sadly passed away at the age of 60 in 1989, but by Naoki Urasawa, a more contemporary manga artist that has acquired an amazing reputation...
Pluto is based on a manga of the same name written and illustrated not by Tezuka, who sadly passed away at the age of 60 in 1989, but by Naoki Urasawa, a more contemporary manga artist that has acquired an amazing reputation...
- 7/2/2023
- by Nelson Acosta
- Fiction Horizon
Outlander All Debts Paid Review Starz’s Outlander: Season 3, Episode 3: All Debts Paid was the beginning of a new chapter for James “Jamie” MacKenzie Fraser (Sam Heughan) and the end of one for Claire Beauchamp Randall/Fraser (Caitriona Balfe). Though Captain Jonathan “Black Jack” Randall [...]
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Continue reading: TV Review: Outlander: Season 3, Episode 3: All Debts Paid [Starz]...
- 9/25/2017
- by Rollo Tomasi
- Film-Book
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After a lengthy wait Droughtlander is finally over and the long anticipated return of Outlander hit the small screen today with episode one of season 3 entitled “The Battle Joined”. We’ve waited a long time to see what’s next for the star-crossed lovers Jamie Fraser and Claire Randall/Fraser. We want to know what lies in store for poor Frank and if Captain Black Jack Randall will finally get his due. And since I don’t want to ruin anything for you Outlander fans, be warned. There are spoilers in this review so if you haven’t had a chance to see the season 3 premiere yet, well, get on it. So if you’re ready come on in and let’s talk about tonight’s episode.
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We return to Scotland and to the Battle...
After a lengthy wait Droughtlander is finally over and the long anticipated return of Outlander hit the small screen today with episode one of season 3 entitled “The Battle Joined”. We’ve waited a long time to see what’s next for the star-crossed lovers Jamie Fraser and Claire Randall/Fraser. We want to know what lies in store for poor Frank and if Captain Black Jack Randall will finally get his due. And since I don’t want to ruin anything for you Outlander fans, be warned. There are spoilers in this review so if you haven’t had a chance to see the season 3 premiere yet, well, get on it. So if you’re ready come on in and let’s talk about tonight’s episode.
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We return to Scotland and to the Battle...
- 9/11/2017
- by feeds@cinelinx.com (Kyra Dawson)
- Cinelinx
Anyone else feel like you've been having trouble breathing for the past hour? Tonight's Outlander premiere was all about breathing, in a way. Jamie's (Sam Heughan) labored breaths opened the season as he struggled to survive after Culloden, lying on the ground and recalling his death match with none other than Black Jack Randall (Tobias Menzies). Eventually, we all came to realize that Jamie had been lying there for hours, with a dead Black Jack on top of him. Jamie seemed dead too, but he was eventually found and saved by Rupert (Grant O'Rourke), who had amassed a small group of survivors in a little house. But they didn't get so survive long, because the English found them and...
- 9/11/2017
- E! Online
Warning: This post contains spoilers from Outlander‘s Season 3 premiere.
One very important character literally comes to life in Outlander‘s Season 3 premiere, while two others blink out of existence thanks to the Battle of Culloden and its bloody, near*-merciless aftermath.
The Starz drama’s return quickly makes it clear: We’re not just treading water until Mr. and Mrs. Fraser reunite. Both Claire and Jamie’s stories are compelling on their own (though for what it’s worth, I find his a little more interesting — how can housewife ennui compete with a last-minute stay of execution?!), and having...
One very important character literally comes to life in Outlander‘s Season 3 premiere, while two others blink out of existence thanks to the Battle of Culloden and its bloody, near*-merciless aftermath.
The Starz drama’s return quickly makes it clear: We’re not just treading water until Mr. and Mrs. Fraser reunite. Both Claire and Jamie’s stories are compelling on their own (though for what it’s worth, I find his a little more interesting — how can housewife ennui compete with a last-minute stay of execution?!), and having...
- 9/11/2017
- TVLine.com
The “droughtlander” has lasted for over a year, but at long last Starz’s epic time-traveling drama is returning on Sunday, Sept. 10 at 9 p.m. Et for its third season. Diehard fans of the books may already have a general idea of events that will happen, since this season is based on Diana Gabaldon’s “Voyager,” the third book in the series. Some of the information gathered from interviews and official Starz materials below, however, will offer clues as to when they will happen, without any major spoilers of course.
Here’s what you need to know before tuning in on Sunday:
Where We Left Off
With an impending battle threatening to harm her pregnancy, Claire (Caitriona Balfe) had to leave Jamie (Sam Heughan) behind in the 18th Century, believing that he will die in battle. She went back to the 1940s and resumed a life with Frank (Tobias Menzies...
Here’s what you need to know before tuning in on Sunday:
Where We Left Off
With an impending battle threatening to harm her pregnancy, Claire (Caitriona Balfe) had to leave Jamie (Sam Heughan) behind in the 18th Century, believing that he will die in battle. She went back to the 1940s and resumed a life with Frank (Tobias Menzies...
- 9/8/2017
- by Hanh Nguyen
- Indiewire
One of the most iconic video games consoles, the Atari 2600, is returning as a handheld console and [yet another] plug and play TV joystick in time for Christmas 2017.
The Atari Retro Handheld features the immortalised wood effect and includes 50 classic games built-in, including: Asteroids, Pong, Centipede, Missile Command, Breakout, Millipede and more. In addition to featuring a 2.4″ screen, it also includes A/V output (with Hdmi adapter available) and super responsive buttons with a stylish analogue control stick.
The Atari Retro Plug and Play TV Joystick features a progressive design, with the inclusion of an arcade style button on top of the controller and will connect to your TV with the included A/V cable (or Hdmi with an available adapter). It will feature the same 50 built-in games as the handheld.
Officially licensed by Atari and developed by PQube, the Atari Retro Handheld console will retail for just £34.99 and the Atari Retro...
The Atari Retro Handheld features the immortalised wood effect and includes 50 classic games built-in, including: Asteroids, Pong, Centipede, Missile Command, Breakout, Millipede and more. In addition to featuring a 2.4″ screen, it also includes A/V output (with Hdmi adapter available) and super responsive buttons with a stylish analogue control stick.
The Atari Retro Plug and Play TV Joystick features a progressive design, with the inclusion of an arcade style button on top of the controller and will connect to your TV with the included A/V cable (or Hdmi with an available adapter). It will feature the same 50 built-in games as the handheld.
Officially licensed by Atari and developed by PQube, the Atari Retro Handheld console will retail for just £34.99 and the Atari Retro...
- 9/4/2017
- by Phil Wheat
- Nerdly
Sure, you were planning to get up to speed on Outlander‘s second season ahead of the drama’s Sept. 10 return (Starz, 8/7c), but the entire summer — just like the 200 years that (Spoiler alert!) now separate Jamie and Claire — flew by in an instant.
Dinna fash: You’ve got more than a week until the Season 3 premiere, and TVLine is here to help.
Below is an ultraquick recap of each Season 2 episode. If you’re super busy, keep it handy on Sept. 10 as the new episodes begin. And if you happen to have a little leisure time this holiday weekend,...
Dinna fash: You’ve got more than a week until the Season 3 premiere, and TVLine is here to help.
Below is an ultraquick recap of each Season 2 episode. If you’re super busy, keep it handy on Sept. 10 as the new episodes begin. And if you happen to have a little leisure time this holiday weekend,...
- 9/2/2017
- TVLine.com
Warning: Spoilers for Season 3 of Outlander ahead. If you haven’t read Diana Gabaldon’s Voyager, skip down to where it says It’S Safe.
Sometimes, when you want a thing to happen verra badly, you see signs of it everywhere. Along those lines, I would really like to believe that a new Outlander Season 3 video, released at the show’s Television Critics Association summer press tour Friday, gives us proof that Black Jack Randall is finally dead.
VideosOutlander Cast, Author Talk Jamie-Claire Reunion (And All the Heartache That Precedes It)
Those who’ve read Voyager, the third book...
Sometimes, when you want a thing to happen verra badly, you see signs of it everywhere. Along those lines, I would really like to believe that a new Outlander Season 3 video, released at the show’s Television Critics Association summer press tour Friday, gives us proof that Black Jack Randall is finally dead.
VideosOutlander Cast, Author Talk Jamie-Claire Reunion (And All the Heartache That Precedes It)
Those who’ve read Voyager, the third book...
- 7/28/2017
- TVLine.com
When does “Outlander” Season 3 start? Mark your calendars, “Outlander” fans, as the new season of the Starz romance epic will debut September 10. These 13 all-new episodes will feature the long-awaited returns of Sam Heughan, Caitriona Balfe and Tobias Menzies in their respective role of Jamie Fraser, Claire Randall Fraser and Frank Randall/”Black Jack.” […]...
- 7/27/2017
- by Marcus James Dixon
- Gold Derby
The Outlander cast and crew brought their fans the ultimate gift during the show’s San Diego Comic-Con panel on Friday: a preview of the entire Season 3 premiere.
VideosOutlander Cast, Author Talk Jamie-Claire Reunion (And All the Heartache That Precedes It)
TVLine has highlights from the screening and what to expect beyond the hour:
* The episode kicks off on the battlefield at Culloden, with dead bodies littered everywhere. The big confrontation between Jamie and Black Jack is “surprising” and might not be “what people expect,” star Tobias Menzies teased.
* Claire and Jamie are “apart for a lot of this season,...
VideosOutlander Cast, Author Talk Jamie-Claire Reunion (And All the Heartache That Precedes It)
TVLine has highlights from the screening and what to expect beyond the hour:
* The episode kicks off on the battlefield at Culloden, with dead bodies littered everywhere. The big confrontation between Jamie and Black Jack is “surprising” and might not be “what people expect,” star Tobias Menzies teased.
* Claire and Jamie are “apart for a lot of this season,...
- 7/22/2017
- TVLine.com
The droughtlander is almost over as Book 3 of “Outlander” is coming back in September. As we pause in rematching the official trailer for the nth time, we have more to obsess over now that the cast and crew hit Comic-Con to tease Season 3.
Taking to the Ballroom 20 stage in San Diego’s Convention Center were stars Caitriona Balfe, Sam Heughan, Tobias Menzies, Sophie Skelton, and Richard Rankin, alongside Ronald D. Moore, Maril Davis and author Diana Gabaldon. While having the cast together looking good in contemporary clothes is always a good time, fans were also keen to see or hear anything more about Season 3.
As a special surprise, Jenna Dewan Tatum was the moderator for the panel. “I’m the hugest, biggest ‘Outlander’ fan,” she declared. During the lively panel, Tatum challenged the actors to a “Truth or Dance” game, and the audience had the honor of seeing Balfe and...
Taking to the Ballroom 20 stage in San Diego’s Convention Center were stars Caitriona Balfe, Sam Heughan, Tobias Menzies, Sophie Skelton, and Richard Rankin, alongside Ronald D. Moore, Maril Davis and author Diana Gabaldon. While having the cast together looking good in contemporary clothes is always a good time, fans were also keen to see or hear anything more about Season 3.
As a special surprise, Jenna Dewan Tatum was the moderator for the panel. “I’m the hugest, biggest ‘Outlander’ fan,” she declared. During the lively panel, Tatum challenged the actors to a “Truth or Dance” game, and the audience had the honor of seeing Balfe and...
- 7/22/2017
- by Hanh Nguyen
- Indiewire
In last night’s fourth episode of American Gods we got the backstory of how Shadow Moon and Laura Moon first met. The story starts with Laura — played by Emily Browning — working as croupier at a casino. She is bored and sick of her job. That is, until Shadow walks up to her Black Jack table and tries to pull a fast one. Laura warns Shadow about the cameras and the casino’s security and tells him that if he puts the gambling tokens back she will not give him away. Shadow agrees, loses his final hand and walks away. Later...read more...
- 5/22/2017
- by Ian Cullen
- Monsters and Critics
It’s difficult enough for an actor to be tasked with transforming into a new person — in aspect, personality, movement and spirit — from role to role. But when double duty (or more) is required within the same project, that’s when the real challenge kicks in, because the viewer must be convinced that the same actor is distinctly different when they’re playing both parts in rapid succession, sometimes even side-by side or interacting with each other.
Dating back to shows like “The Patty Duke Show,” “Bewitched” and “I Dream of Jeannie,” the dual role usually allowed for storylines involving twins, cousins or other lookalikes. Even “Knight Rider” stuck a mustache and goatee on David Hasselhoff to give him an evil twin. Over time though, these performances became less campy and more convincing, going beyond the fake hair, goofy costuming or “evil” shortcut trappings. These days, dual roles can be...
Dating back to shows like “The Patty Duke Show,” “Bewitched” and “I Dream of Jeannie,” the dual role usually allowed for storylines involving twins, cousins or other lookalikes. Even “Knight Rider” stuck a mustache and goatee on David Hasselhoff to give him an evil twin. Over time though, these performances became less campy and more convincing, going beyond the fake hair, goofy costuming or “evil” shortcut trappings. These days, dual roles can be...
- 4/26/2017
- by Hanh Nguyen
- Indiewire
Why, Hosts, why??
The Hosts were not pleased with events as they occurred on Colony Season 2 Episode 12 because the ending came as a great shock. They were obviously not witnessing the same great stuff I was.
Don't those Hosts know how to have a good time? Geez, why don't they think of the Los Angeles Bloc as an ant farm? If nothing else, the people within it must be entertaining them.
This was such an eventful hour and that it all led up to the Hosts scheduling the Los Angeles Bloc for destruction tells me a few things.
When you don't know if the show you're writing is going to be renewed, you go for broke and make it as thrilling as possible.
The finale is going to shake things up even further, and I'd expect much of what we know to be up in the air – most especially the fate of our protagonists.
The Hosts were not pleased with events as they occurred on Colony Season 2 Episode 12 because the ending came as a great shock. They were obviously not witnessing the same great stuff I was.
Don't those Hosts know how to have a good time? Geez, why don't they think of the Los Angeles Bloc as an ant farm? If nothing else, the people within it must be entertaining them.
This was such an eventful hour and that it all led up to the Hosts scheduling the Los Angeles Bloc for destruction tells me a few things.
When you don't know if the show you're writing is going to be renewed, you go for broke and make it as thrilling as possible.
The finale is going to shake things up even further, and I'd expect much of what we know to be up in the air – most especially the fate of our protagonists.
- 3/31/2017
- by Carissa Pavlica
- TVfanatic
So, there's a new Futurama game on the way. This wouldn't be the first time the Planet Express crew was in a videogame, though that one was released 14(!) years ago, and was met with middling-to-poor reviews. This next one will hopefully be better though, presumably with Black Jack and hookers! The new game will be called Futurama: Worlds Of Tomorrow, and will be a mobile app released... Read More...
- 2/22/2017
- by Damion Damaske
- JoBlo.com
Whenever a collection of classic games is released, I always find myself picking it up. Despite not usually having nostalgia for these retro packages (as my first console was the Genesis), I enjoy learning more about the medium that I love, and they’re typically a good way to experience games that I missed out on. Unfortunately, a lot of these end up being hit-or-miss; for every one game I end up loving, there are often a handful of titles that are only interesting to look at through a historical lens.
The latest retro video game collection comes in the form of Atari Flashback Classics Volume 1. This $20 collection features 50 games in total, with 9 being arcade games, and 41 Atari 2600-era titles. Since the games are the reason why anyone would pick this up, and there are way too many of them to touch on individually, here’s the full list of arcade titles: Black Widow,...
The latest retro video game collection comes in the form of Atari Flashback Classics Volume 1. This $20 collection features 50 games in total, with 9 being arcade games, and 41 Atari 2600-era titles. Since the games are the reason why anyone would pick this up, and there are way too many of them to touch on individually, here’s the full list of arcade titles: Black Widow,...
- 10/11/2016
- by Tyler Treese
- We Got This Covered
Part Miss Havisham, part Warhol superstars, movie about eccentric pair living in a crumbling Long Island estate was a big step away from fly-on-the-wall films
A 40th anniversary celebration of the documentary Grey Gardens in the Hamptons seems an appropriate moment to look at it again, not least because its protagonists, “Big Edie” and “Little Edie” Bouvier Beale, themselves seem to live approximately 40 years in the past. Captured by the Maysles brothers, Albert and David, in the excremental squalor of their once-magnificent, now faded, rodent-infested Long Island estate, the pair – more like competitive sisters than mother and daughter – bicker and squabble, reconcile, sing old show tunes and, most of all, dwell on the vanished Atlantis of their glory days, a time of cotillions, debutante balls, summer estates, swimming parties, the Social Register, ceaseless champagne and splendid wealth. Abandoned by Big Edie’s husband in 1931, mother and daughter were left to...
A 40th anniversary celebration of the documentary Grey Gardens in the Hamptons seems an appropriate moment to look at it again, not least because its protagonists, “Big Edie” and “Little Edie” Bouvier Beale, themselves seem to live approximately 40 years in the past. Captured by the Maysles brothers, Albert and David, in the excremental squalor of their once-magnificent, now faded, rodent-infested Long Island estate, the pair – more like competitive sisters than mother and daughter – bicker and squabble, reconcile, sing old show tunes and, most of all, dwell on the vanished Atlantis of their glory days, a time of cotillions, debutante balls, summer estates, swimming parties, the Social Register, ceaseless champagne and splendid wealth. Abandoned by Big Edie’s husband in 1931, mother and daughter were left to...
- 8/14/2016
- by John Patterson
- The Guardian - Film News
George R.R. Martin has some thoughts on the recent Emmy nominations. While he’s super thrilled with the news of “Game of Thrones” topping the list with 23 noms, he thinks some contenders got snubbed, especially one certain Starz series.
“‘Outlander was robbed,” the author wrote to a fan on his LiveJournal comments section. “All three leads were amazing … especially Tobias Menzies in his double role as Frank and Black Jack.” The drama receive two nomination for costume and production design.
“Eva Green also deserved a nomination for her work in ‘Penny Dreadful,’” he added. “Of course, every year has omissions. And right now it is harder than it has ever been. So many great, great shows to watch.”
Read More: 19 Emmy Snubs & Surprises: ‘Girls’ and ‘The Good Wife’ Suffer While ‘Silicon Valley’ Soars
As for his “Got” Emmy nominations, he was especially pleased that Kit Harington and Maisie Williams were finally recognized.
“‘Outlander was robbed,” the author wrote to a fan on his LiveJournal comments section. “All three leads were amazing … especially Tobias Menzies in his double role as Frank and Black Jack.” The drama receive two nomination for costume and production design.
“Eva Green also deserved a nomination for her work in ‘Penny Dreadful,’” he added. “Of course, every year has omissions. And right now it is harder than it has ever been. So many great, great shows to watch.”
Read More: 19 Emmy Snubs & Surprises: ‘Girls’ and ‘The Good Wife’ Suffer While ‘Silicon Valley’ Soars
As for his “Got” Emmy nominations, he was especially pleased that Kit Harington and Maisie Williams were finally recognized.
- 7/16/2016
- by Liz Calvario
- Indiewire
If you were among those Sassenachs bummed that Starz’s Outlander didn’t get any major Emmy nominations Thursday, you’re in very good, very prolific company.
“Outlander was robbed,” Game of Thrones author George R. R. Martin wrote in a response to someone who commented on his LiveJournal on Friday. “All three leads were amazing… especially Tobias Menzies in his double role as Frank and Black Jack.”
PhotosEmmys 2016: The 20 Biggest Snubs
The scribe’s original post — first reported on by Vulture — concerned itself with HBO and its signature series based on his books, which “kicked a– and took names,...
“Outlander was robbed,” Game of Thrones author George R. R. Martin wrote in a response to someone who commented on his LiveJournal on Friday. “All three leads were amazing… especially Tobias Menzies in his double role as Frank and Black Jack.”
PhotosEmmys 2016: The 20 Biggest Snubs
The scribe’s original post — first reported on by Vulture — concerned itself with HBO and its signature series based on his books, which “kicked a– and took names,...
- 7/15/2016
- TVLine.com
Last Week’S Review: Review: ‘Outlander’ Says a ‘Hail Mary’ and Prepares for the End
That’s What She Said
After spending much of the back half of the season on the Jacobite rebellion and the upcoming Culloden battle, this week’s finale surpassed it all by bringing viewers into the far future – 1968, to be exact. There we picked up with the Reverend’s funeral, which new character Roger oversaw just as an aged Claire and her grown-up daughter Brianna entered the scene. Rather than focus on the present, the remainder of the episode jumped back and forth from there to that fateful day in 1746, when Prince Charles commanded all of his men to death. Although it felt like a cheat to not see the actual battle go down, that is how Claire experienced it, and given that this is the story of her journey, piecing history together through artifacts...
That’s What She Said
After spending much of the back half of the season on the Jacobite rebellion and the upcoming Culloden battle, this week’s finale surpassed it all by bringing viewers into the far future – 1968, to be exact. There we picked up with the Reverend’s funeral, which new character Roger oversaw just as an aged Claire and her grown-up daughter Brianna entered the scene. Rather than focus on the present, the remainder of the episode jumped back and forth from there to that fateful day in 1746, when Prince Charles commanded all of his men to death. Although it felt like a cheat to not see the actual battle go down, that is how Claire experienced it, and given that this is the story of her journey, piecing history together through artifacts...
- 7/10/2016
- by Liz Shannon Miller
- Indiewire
Outlander‘s Season 2 finale is bearing down on us like (270-year-old Spoiler Alert!) the British at Culloden. And if the approach of “Dragonfly in Amber” causes you a wee bit of angst — because there’s just too much good TV and you’ve slipped behind and where’s a time-twisting circle of stones when you really need one?! — dinna fash. You’ve got a week until the finale airs, and we’ve got you covered like Jamie’s plaid on a blustery Highlands morn.
PhotosOutlander Season 2: The Scottish Costume Details You Might’ve Missed
Below is an ultraquick...
PhotosOutlander Season 2: The Scottish Costume Details You Might’ve Missed
Below is an ultraquick...
- 7/2/2016
- TVLine.com
The scenes set in Outlander‘s grimy, emotionally gutted Jacobite army encampment in last Saturday’s episode drove home an important visual point: Paris, with all of its stunning silks and satins, is very far away indeed.
Much has been made of the dazzling looks — particularly that showstopper of a red dress — that series costume designer Terry Dresbach and her team put together for the Frasers’ sojourn in France. But equally important (and just as stringently researched) are the clothes that Claire, Jamie and the rest of the cast wear at the season’s end in Scotland.
RelatedOutlander Stars — Beheader and Beheaded!
Much has been made of the dazzling looks — particularly that showstopper of a red dress — that series costume designer Terry Dresbach and her team put together for the Frasers’ sojourn in France. But equally important (and just as stringently researched) are the clothes that Claire, Jamie and the rest of the cast wear at the season’s end in Scotland.
RelatedOutlander Stars — Beheader and Beheaded!
- 7/1/2016
- TVLine.com
Welcome to Death Watch 1746 ladies and gentlemen!
While the great battle of Culloden will soon bring over 1,000 deaths (total) on both sides of the Jacobite rebellion, Outlander Season 2 Episode 12 focused on two: those of Colum MacKenzie and Alex Randall.
It wasn't just their deaths that were highlighted, but more importantly their respective relationships with their brothers and how each of them were viewed in the eyes of those they loved or who they were loved by.
We haven't seen much of Colum MacKenzie during Outlander Season 2. Seeing him now was rather bittersweet, as he'd had enough of walking this earth on his feeble legs.
Upon his arrival, it was obvious he was much weaker than usual, and even a good verbal sparring took a lot out of him.
His plan was to deliver the news he'd made his decision about the future of the MacKenzie clan. Somehow, I think Colum...
While the great battle of Culloden will soon bring over 1,000 deaths (total) on both sides of the Jacobite rebellion, Outlander Season 2 Episode 12 focused on two: those of Colum MacKenzie and Alex Randall.
It wasn't just their deaths that were highlighted, but more importantly their respective relationships with their brothers and how each of them were viewed in the eyes of those they loved or who they were loved by.
We haven't seen much of Colum MacKenzie during Outlander Season 2. Seeing him now was rather bittersweet, as he'd had enough of walking this earth on his feeble legs.
Upon his arrival, it was obvious he was much weaker than usual, and even a good verbal sparring took a lot out of him.
His plan was to deliver the news he'd made his decision about the future of the MacKenzie clan. Somehow, I think Colum...
- 6/27/2016
- by Carissa Pavlica
- TVfanatic
There was always a chance if Claire was going to help Alex Randall, she'd run into Jonathan.
That's exactly what happened on Outlander Season 2 Episode 12, as she was at Alex's bedside and a plain clothes Jonathan appeared.
The man Alex knew so well was unlike any version Claire had encountered before.
Watch Outlander Season 2 Episode 12 Online
That was a good thing, because as Alex lay dying, his greatest wish was for his kind (cough) brother to marry Mary.
Would the man we knew as Black Jack go through with it? Why?
Meanwhile, there was another man in town to talk to his brother about pending life issues.
Column appeared, also under the weather, hoping to speak to both Dougal and Jamie.
Find out what happened in conversations with all of them when you watch Outlander online!
That's exactly what happened on Outlander Season 2 Episode 12, as she was at Alex's bedside and a plain clothes Jonathan appeared.
The man Alex knew so well was unlike any version Claire had encountered before.
Watch Outlander Season 2 Episode 12 Online
That was a good thing, because as Alex lay dying, his greatest wish was for his kind (cough) brother to marry Mary.
Would the man we knew as Black Jack go through with it? Why?
Meanwhile, there was another man in town to talk to his brother about pending life issues.
Column appeared, also under the weather, hoping to speak to both Dougal and Jamie.
Find out what happened in conversations with all of them when you watch Outlander online!
- 6/26/2016
- by Carissa Pavlica
- TVfanatic
Last Week’S Review: ‘Outlander’ Brings Revenge After Some Key Reveals
That’s What She Said
Despite the mini-victories Claire has been able to land along the way in her attempts to change history, the bloody battle of Culloden was only days away when the episode picked up this week. With the knowledge of history under her belt, Claire’s only move was to replenish her medical supplies and hope for a small miracle or “hail Mary,” as the episode titled suggests. So the character did what she does best, which is to find a greater meaning for herself in the face of disaster. This week that meant helping Mary take care of her dying fiancé Alex, despite the fact that doing so brought Black Jack back into her life. As the rest of the clans waited for their death orders, this at least allowed Claire the small satisfaction of...
That’s What She Said
Despite the mini-victories Claire has been able to land along the way in her attempts to change history, the bloody battle of Culloden was only days away when the episode picked up this week. With the knowledge of history under her belt, Claire’s only move was to replenish her medical supplies and hope for a small miracle or “hail Mary,” as the episode titled suggests. So the character did what she does best, which is to find a greater meaning for herself in the face of disaster. This week that meant helping Mary take care of her dying fiancé Alex, despite the fact that doing so brought Black Jack back into her life. As the rest of the clans waited for their death orders, this at least allowed Claire the small satisfaction of...
- 6/26/2016
- by Amber Dowling
- Indiewire
Need to catch up? Check out last week’s Outlander recap for Season 2, Episode 11, “Vengeance Is Mine.”
What do you get for the couple who has… nothing, really?
Sure, a wedding registry is the least of concerns when it comes to the hastily arranged nuptials that take place in this week’s Outlander. But c’mon: I’m sure Black Jack Randall and Mary Hawkins could use something to mark the beginning of their terrible new union. How about a deviled egg plate? Or a stand mixer? Maybe some fluffy new towels with which to dry their tears?
RelatedOutlander Stars — Beheader and Beheaded!
What do you get for the couple who has… nothing, really?
Sure, a wedding registry is the least of concerns when it comes to the hastily arranged nuptials that take place in this week’s Outlander. But c’mon: I’m sure Black Jack Randall and Mary Hawkins could use something to mark the beginning of their terrible new union. How about a deviled egg plate? Or a stand mixer? Maybe some fluffy new towels with which to dry their tears?
RelatedOutlander Stars — Beheader and Beheaded!
- 6/26/2016
- TVLine.com
Ronald D. Moore envisioned a season of premium television, broken into one-hour segments, as soon as he read Diana Gabaldon’s first book in the historical fantasy romance series “Outlander.” It’s how his mind works. He saw the world, respected Gabaldon’s attention to research and detail — and her ability to write a bodice-ripping romance (more than 25 million copies sold worldwide) that’s packed with unexpected plots twists. Having worked in the “Star Trek” and “Battlestar Galactica” universes, Moore knows how to create a grounded, immersive world with engaging characters who carry you through the narrative. (Eight Season One episodes are on available on Netflix.) “Outlander” may be a fantasy, but it’s believable. And sexy as hell.
We spoke as “Outlander” Season 2 was unspooling on Starz, leaving behind the rugged Scottish highlands for Jacobean intrigue in Versailles. “It was great to do something fresh and completely different,” Moore said.
We spoke as “Outlander” Season 2 was unspooling on Starz, leaving behind the rugged Scottish highlands for Jacobean intrigue in Versailles. “It was great to do something fresh and completely different,” Moore said.
- 6/21/2016
- by Anne Thompson
- Thompson on Hollywood
Ronald D. Moore envisioned a season of premium television, broken into one-hour segments, as soon as he read Diana Gabaldon’s first book in the historical fantasy romance series “Outlander.” It’s how his mind works. He saw the world, respected Gabaldon’s attention to research and detail — and her ability to write a bodice-ripping romance (more than 25 million copies sold worldwide) that’s packed with unexpected plots twists. Having worked in the “Star Trek” and “Battlestar Galactica” universes, Moore knows how to create a grounded, immersive world with engaging characters who carry you through the narrative. (Eight Season One episodes are on available on Netflix.) “Outlander” may be a fantasy, but it’s believable. And sexy as hell.
We spoke as “Outlander” Season 2 was unspooling on Starz, leaving behind the rugged Scottish highlands for Jacobean intrigue in Versailles. “It was great to do something fresh and completely different,” Moore said.
We spoke as “Outlander” Season 2 was unspooling on Starz, leaving behind the rugged Scottish highlands for Jacobean intrigue in Versailles. “It was great to do something fresh and completely different,” Moore said.
- 6/21/2016
- by Anne Thompson
- Indiewire
Last Week’S Review: ‘Outlander’ Gets Brutal, Because Nobody’s Safe During Wartime
That’s What She Said
With nothing else to do but wait for Charles to give the next orders, Claire once again put her medical skills to good use by yanking out teeth and curing the various ailments of the men, women and children who are also stuck in her position. It was busywork of sorts for her to occupy her mind with knowing what’s to come, but it all took a turn for the worse when she and Jamie were ordered out of town. When the Redcoats threatened to kill them all — especially the notorious Jamie — Claire once again put herself on the line with a risky move, pretending to be an English hostage in order to allow the men a bargaining chip. While her move worked in the short term, it failed in the...
That’s What She Said
With nothing else to do but wait for Charles to give the next orders, Claire once again put her medical skills to good use by yanking out teeth and curing the various ailments of the men, women and children who are also stuck in her position. It was busywork of sorts for her to occupy her mind with knowing what’s to come, but it all took a turn for the worse when she and Jamie were ordered out of town. When the Redcoats threatened to kill them all — especially the notorious Jamie — Claire once again put herself on the line with a risky move, pretending to be an English hostage in order to allow the men a bargaining chip. While her move worked in the short term, it failed in the...
- 6/19/2016
- by Amber Dowling
- Indiewire
At first glance, the premise behind Outlander — the hour-long series now in its second season on Starz — sounds kind of ridiculous. A married World War II nurse time travels back to mid-1700s Scotland, falls in love with a rugged, dashing Highland warrior and becomes involved with the Jacobite uprising against the British? Huh? Based on the popular Diana Gabaldon book series — the first of which was released 25 years ago (and is still going) – there's far more to this fantastical time-traveling historical bodice ripper than kilts and corsets. Full of bold,...
- 6/8/2016
- Rollingstone.com
Last Week's Review: 'Outlander' Season 2 Episode 5, 'Untimely Resurrection': Betting It All on Black Jack That's What She Said "Bad things tend to happen when we're apart." It doesn't take a time traveling "witch" to deduce that one. Indeed, whenever Claire and Jamie have been separated — for whatever reason—bad things have inevitably followed. Saturday's episode was no exception. As though this season hasn't been tumultuous enough for the title characters (you know, setting into a new country, dealing with poisoning, attempted rape and a secret uprising), this week was a rough one for fans. Following up on his promise to not duel Randall, Jamie finally opened up to Claire about why he agreed to stay away from his enemy for another year: So that if anything were to happen to him, Claire could go back to Frank. Viewers who watched the Season 2 premiere know that Frank is indeed alive and well in the future,...
- 5/15/2016
- by Amber Dowling
- Indiewire
Aaahhhh! That's how we feel after the end of tonight's Outlander, which ended on quite the cliffhanger. Jamie (Sam Heughan) was under arrest, Claire (Caitriona Balfe) was possibly in the midst of a miscarriage, and Black Jack Randall (Tobias Menzies) was lying on the grass, possibly dying after being Stabbed In The Penis. That last part deserves all caps because Oh Man. If Randall's not dead, his chances of having kids certainly are (which is...intriguing). Despite Claire's best attempts to get Black Jack out of the way and Jamie out of the mood to kill the guy, the two ended up in a duel anyway, and it was brutal. They were fairly evenly matched, right up until Jamie rammed his sword right into...
- 5/15/2016
- E! Online
Need to catch up? Check out last week’s Outlander recap here.
Even before the Starz adaptation’s first “och” was uttered, readers of Diana Gabaldon’s Outlander novels knew that Jamie’s rape at the end of Season 1 would be a hard to witness, highly upsetting and barely survivable event for them — let alone Mr. and Mrs. Fraser. In a similar vein, ardent fans have been aware for some time now that a painful swath of Book 2 was barreling its way down the cobblestone path.
That terrible interlude begins in this week’s episode, and if you’re anything like me,...
Even before the Starz adaptation’s first “och” was uttered, readers of Diana Gabaldon’s Outlander novels knew that Jamie’s rape at the end of Season 1 would be a hard to witness, highly upsetting and barely survivable event for them — let alone Mr. and Mrs. Fraser. In a similar vein, ardent fans have been aware for some time now that a painful swath of Book 2 was barreling its way down the cobblestone path.
That terrible interlude begins in this week’s episode, and if you’re anything like me,...
- 5/15/2016
- TVLine.com
Things are getting intense on Outlander. With the return of Black Jack Randall (Tobias Menzies), Claire (Caitriona Balfe) couldn't be under any more stress...or so we thought. In this exclusive first look at this week's episode, Claire is clearly under a whole lot of pressure, and she's clutching her baby bump and appears to be in an awfully big hurry, with help from her butler, Magnus (Robbie McIntosh). Is the baby coming early, or is Claire rushing off to save her husband from trouble once again? Either way, something doesn't look good. Last week, Jamie (Sam Heughan) challenged Black Jack to a duel upon his discovery that the evil English captain was...
- 5/13/2016
- E! Online
“Time won’t let me, oh, no.” • The Outsiders, 1965
“Time is on my side, yes it is.” • Kai Winding and his Orchestra (featuring Cissy Houston, Dionne Warwick and Dee Dee Warwick), Irma Thomas, The Rolling Stones, Michael Bolton, Cat Power, Blondie, Wilson Pickett, the O’Jays, Paul Revere and the Raiders, Kim Wilson, Tracy Nelson, Patti Smith, others
I just finished reading my buddy Johnny O’s column about the currently ubiquitous genre of time travel – and by the way, Johnny O, one of my favorite movies is Time After Time as well, which, by the way, was directed by Nicholas Meyer. On the strength of this he got to direct Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan, thus reviving the franchise both on the big and small screens.
St has had some great time-travel stories – “Tomorrow is Yesterday” in the first season, and of course “The City on the Edge...
“Time is on my side, yes it is.” • Kai Winding and his Orchestra (featuring Cissy Houston, Dionne Warwick and Dee Dee Warwick), Irma Thomas, The Rolling Stones, Michael Bolton, Cat Power, Blondie, Wilson Pickett, the O’Jays, Paul Revere and the Raiders, Kim Wilson, Tracy Nelson, Patti Smith, others
I just finished reading my buddy Johnny O’s column about the currently ubiquitous genre of time travel – and by the way, Johnny O, one of my favorite movies is Time After Time as well, which, by the way, was directed by Nicholas Meyer. On the strength of this he got to direct Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan, thus reviving the franchise both on the big and small screens.
St has had some great time-travel stories – “Tomorrow is Yesterday” in the first season, and of course “The City on the Edge...
- 5/9/2016
- by Mindy Newell
- Comicmix.com
Need to catch up? Check out last week’s Outlander recap here.
In the arcade-claw game that is Jamie Fraser’s life, another coveted — and, in this case, annoyingly smug and deserving of death — toy just slipped out of grasp.
This week’s Outlander has Lord Broch Tuarach run into his longtime enemy/recent rapist Black Jack Randall, and it’s not long before the two men make plans to duel. But Claire decides that the threat to her future husband (as in, husband from the future) is too great, and for reasons we’ll get to in a minute,...
In the arcade-claw game that is Jamie Fraser’s life, another coveted — and, in this case, annoyingly smug and deserving of death — toy just slipped out of grasp.
This week’s Outlander has Lord Broch Tuarach run into his longtime enemy/recent rapist Black Jack Randall, and it’s not long before the two men make plans to duel. But Claire decides that the threat to her future husband (as in, husband from the future) is too great, and for reasons we’ll get to in a minute,...
- 5/8/2016
- TVLine.com
Though their circumstances, carnal endurance and cheekbones suggest otherwise, Outlander‘s Jamie and Claire are, in fact, only human. Isn’t it nice to see, as we do in this week’s episode, that a bit of stress and a lack of sleep make them as susceptible to the same everyday bitchery as the rest of us?
Perhaps my current situation makes me a little sensitive to this kind of thing: Having a 1-year-old daughter offers me many gifts, but an overabundance of patience is not one of them, and my by-all-measures-amazing husband sometimes becomes the unintended target of my exhaustion.
Perhaps my current situation makes me a little sensitive to this kind of thing: Having a 1-year-old daughter offers me many gifts, but an overabundance of patience is not one of them, and my by-all-measures-amazing husband sometimes becomes the unintended target of my exhaustion.
- 4/24/2016
- TVLine.com
Och. M. G.
That’s really the only acceptable response to this week’s Outlander, unless your vocabulary and/or heritage means you’ve got a long stream of Gaelic curses handy for the yelling. Because good God, guys: Black Jack Randall is alive.
I don’t say that with surprise; like many of you, I’m familiar with the books and knew this moment was coming even before the first time Randall leered at Claire in the woods. Still, though, the mere idea that Randall lives — and that Jamie may eventually learn of his existence, too — is a juicy...
That’s really the only acceptable response to this week’s Outlander, unless your vocabulary and/or heritage means you’ve got a long stream of Gaelic curses handy for the yelling. Because good God, guys: Black Jack Randall is alive.
I don’t say that with surprise; like many of you, I’m familiar with the books and knew this moment was coming even before the first time Randall leered at Claire in the woods. Still, though, the mere idea that Randall lives — and that Jamie may eventually learn of his existence, too — is a juicy...
- 4/17/2016
- TVLine.com
Well, there's no going back now. Tonight's Outlander fully entrenched Jamie and Claire both in Parisian society and the impending Jacobite movement with a mixture of literal nightmares and scenes straight out of 18th century Sex and the City. Claire's adventures in this episode ranged from seeking out herbs to help her husband stop suffering from Black Jack-related insomnia to discovering that the latest trend is to fully rid her body of all its hair. Jamie, meanwhile, was dismayed to find that his wife was missing her "lovely forest," and then had to watch the king of France attempt to relieve his constipation. Then, Claire was accosted by the drunk master of finance, who...
- 4/17/2016
- E! Online
Outlander has nothing to fash about.
RelatedOutlander Season 2 Premiere Recap: The Frasers Fight the Future
Starz’s much-anticipated romantic-fantasy saga opened Season 2 on Saturday night with 1.46 million total viewers and a 0.4 demo rating (per TVByTheNumbers), doubling its series launch numbers (720K/0.2) and improving on its freshman finale (980K/0.2) by 50 and 100 percent.
The series just edged out its all-time high in total audience (1.42 million) while matching its best demo number to date.
VideosOutlander‘s Tobias Menzies Takes Us Inside Frank’s Violent Breakdown
TVLine readers gave the Season 2 opener an average grade of “A-.”
Want scoop on Outlander, or for any other show?...
RelatedOutlander Season 2 Premiere Recap: The Frasers Fight the Future
Starz’s much-anticipated romantic-fantasy saga opened Season 2 on Saturday night with 1.46 million total viewers and a 0.4 demo rating (per TVByTheNumbers), doubling its series launch numbers (720K/0.2) and improving on its freshman finale (980K/0.2) by 50 and 100 percent.
The series just edged out its all-time high in total audience (1.42 million) while matching its best demo number to date.
VideosOutlander‘s Tobias Menzies Takes Us Inside Frank’s Violent Breakdown
TVLine readers gave the Season 2 opener an average grade of “A-.”
Want scoop on Outlander, or for any other show?...
- 4/12/2016
- TVLine.com
If you’ve had a stressful day, Outlander star Tobias Menzies has a suggestion for breaking the tension… provided you’ve got an old, cluttered shed and years of repressed worry handy.
RelatedOutlander Season 2 Premiere Recap: The Frasers Fight the Future
Because when Frank had a momentary breakdown and busted up the Rev. Wakefield’s outbuilding in the Starz series’ highly emotional Season 2 premiere, the effect was largely cathartic, the actor says. “I can recommend it,” he adds, laughing.
Much of the drama’s return involved Frank’s reaction to his wife’s reappearance in the 1940s after a two-year absence.
RelatedOutlander Season 2 Premiere Recap: The Frasers Fight the Future
Because when Frank had a momentary breakdown and busted up the Rev. Wakefield’s outbuilding in the Starz series’ highly emotional Season 2 premiere, the effect was largely cathartic, the actor says. “I can recommend it,” he adds, laughing.
Much of the drama’s return involved Frank’s reaction to his wife’s reappearance in the 1940s after a two-year absence.
- 4/11/2016
- TVLine.com
Claire, we leave you alone for 11 months and this happens?!
Outlander‘s Season 2 premiere finds our Lady Broch Tuarach stumbling back into her present with a leaden heart and a whopper of a secret that nearly destroys her husband. No, not that husband. The other one, ol’ Sad Fedora Frank.
Claire’s return to the 1940s takes up most of the episode and nearly all of my emotional reserve; by the time both of the Randalls have processed the facts that Claire 1) has returned and 2) is pregnant*, I’m ready for a wee dram and a good lie-down, and Frank...
Outlander‘s Season 2 premiere finds our Lady Broch Tuarach stumbling back into her present with a leaden heart and a whopper of a secret that nearly destroys her husband. No, not that husband. The other one, ol’ Sad Fedora Frank.
Claire’s return to the 1940s takes up most of the episode and nearly all of my emotional reserve; by the time both of the Randalls have processed the facts that Claire 1) has returned and 2) is pregnant*, I’m ready for a wee dram and a good lie-down, and Frank...
- 4/10/2016
- TVLine.com
You hate Outlander‘s Jonathan “Black Jack” Randall! You really, really hate him! And Tobias Menzies loves you for it.
Randall was voted worst TV villain in TVLine’s March BADness tournament, which pitted all types of small-screen baddies against each other to determine the most evil of all. During a recent interview in advance of the Starz drama’s Season 2 premiere, the actor said he was “flattered” to receive such a (dis)honor from our readers.
RelatedOutlander Season 2: Caitriona Balfe and Sam Heughan Dish About Claire’s New Enemy, the Sex Scene They ‘Fought For’
“I’m...
Randall was voted worst TV villain in TVLine’s March BADness tournament, which pitted all types of small-screen baddies against each other to determine the most evil of all. During a recent interview in advance of the Starz drama’s Season 2 premiere, the actor said he was “flattered” to receive such a (dis)honor from our readers.
RelatedOutlander Season 2: Caitriona Balfe and Sam Heughan Dish About Claire’s New Enemy, the Sex Scene They ‘Fought For’
“I’m...
- 4/9/2016
- TVLine.com
Outlander‘s Jamie Fraser may appear to be doing très bien at the start of Season 2, which premieres Saturday (Starz, 9/8c). Sassenach spoiler alert: He’s really, really not.
Sure, by fleeing to France the Frasers have put an ocean between themselves and Jonathan “Black Jack” Randall, the British soldier who violently violated Jamie at the end of Season 1. And yes, they’ve kept busy with their self-appointed mission: Stop the Jacobite uprising, and thereby prevent the deaths of thousands and preserve the existence of the Scottish clans.
RelatedOutlander Season 2: Caitriona Balfe and Sam Heughan Dish About Claire’s New Enemy,...
Sure, by fleeing to France the Frasers have put an ocean between themselves and Jonathan “Black Jack” Randall, the British soldier who violently violated Jamie at the end of Season 1. And yes, they’ve kept busy with their self-appointed mission: Stop the Jacobite uprising, and thereby prevent the deaths of thousands and preserve the existence of the Scottish clans.
RelatedOutlander Season 2: Caitriona Balfe and Sam Heughan Dish About Claire’s New Enemy,...
- 4/7/2016
- TVLine.com
Can’t bear the wait ’til Outlander‘s official Season 2 premiere on April 9? Dinna fash!
Beginning today, Starz will be available as a standalone streaming service by which viewers can watch every episode of every season of the pay cabler’s original series without a cable subscription.
RelatedOutlander Season 2 Review: The Frasers Take Paris With Stylish, Sexy Aplomb
The $8.99-per-month app (available via any Apple device and through select Android supported devices) will also allow subscribers to stream the Season 2 premiere of Outlander beginning Thursday, April 7.
“Our programing will now be more widely available to the 20 million broadband only homes of cord nevers,...
Beginning today, Starz will be available as a standalone streaming service by which viewers can watch every episode of every season of the pay cabler’s original series without a cable subscription.
RelatedOutlander Season 2 Review: The Frasers Take Paris With Stylish, Sexy Aplomb
The $8.99-per-month app (available via any Apple device and through select Android supported devices) will also allow subscribers to stream the Season 2 premiere of Outlander beginning Thursday, April 7.
“Our programing will now be more widely available to the 20 million broadband only homes of cord nevers,...
- 4/5/2016
- TVLine.com
Sam Heughan missed his kilt.
The longing is understandable. After all, the Outlander star spent most of the Starz drama’s first season running around the Scottish highlands in Jamie Fraser’s airy ensemble, and those kind of threads can grow on a guy.
Season 2, which premieres April 9 (9/8c), plucks Jamie and his time-traveling wife Claire from Scotland’s rough countryside and sets them down in Paris, where they’ll work to thwart a royal-wannabe’s doomed play for the British throne.
RelatedMarch BADness Tournament Winner Is… Outlander‘s ‘Black Jack’ Randall
“When we got to Paris, we realized it’s a completely different world.
The longing is understandable. After all, the Outlander star spent most of the Starz drama’s first season running around the Scottish highlands in Jamie Fraser’s airy ensemble, and those kind of threads can grow on a guy.
Season 2, which premieres April 9 (9/8c), plucks Jamie and his time-traveling wife Claire from Scotland’s rough countryside and sets them down in Paris, where they’ll work to thwart a royal-wannabe’s doomed play for the British throne.
RelatedMarch BADness Tournament Winner Is… Outlander‘s ‘Black Jack’ Randall
“When we got to Paris, we realized it’s a completely different world.
- 4/1/2016
- TVLine.com
Are we about to witness The Good Wife: The Musical?
Broadway vet and Smash alumna Megan Hilty has been cast in an upcoming episode of the CBS drama, the network revealed Friday.
RelatedGood Wife Creators Preview Final Eps: No Kalinda or Will — But Other Fan Faves, an ‘Inevitable, Surprising’ End
Hilty will guest-star as Holly Westfall, a business owner and rival of Diane’s husband, Kurt McVeigh. Fellow Broadway star Matthew Morrison, who currently plays assistant U.S. attorney Connor Fox on The Good Wife, shared an on-set photo of himself and Hilty on Instagram:
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Broadway vet and Smash alumna Megan Hilty has been cast in an upcoming episode of the CBS drama, the network revealed Friday.
RelatedGood Wife Creators Preview Final Eps: No Kalinda or Will — But Other Fan Faves, an ‘Inevitable, Surprising’ End
Hilty will guest-star as Holly Westfall, a business owner and rival of Diane’s husband, Kurt McVeigh. Fellow Broadway star Matthew Morrison, who currently plays assistant U.S. attorney Connor Fox on The Good Wife, shared an on-set photo of himself and Hilty on Instagram:
Ready for more of today’s newsy nuggets?...
- 4/1/2016
- TVLine.com
Thud.
That sound you heard was one final challenger going down in defeat in TVLine’s March BADness Bracket Tournament.
RelatedKeep or Cut: These Are the Shows You Most Want to See Renewed!
Yes, Dexter‘s Dexter Morgan wrapped his half of our 64-player bracket in clear plastic and wreaked bloody havoc, but our final round proved to be no contest whatsoever.
His un-vanquishable opponent? Outlander‘s merciless Jonathan “Black Jack” Randall, who took the crown with 72.8% of TVLine reader votes. Over the last two weeks, “Black Jack” defeated Frank Underwood from House of Cards, The Governor from The Walking Dead,...
That sound you heard was one final challenger going down in defeat in TVLine’s March BADness Bracket Tournament.
RelatedKeep or Cut: These Are the Shows You Most Want to See Renewed!
Yes, Dexter‘s Dexter Morgan wrapped his half of our 64-player bracket in clear plastic and wreaked bloody havoc, but our final round proved to be no contest whatsoever.
His un-vanquishable opponent? Outlander‘s merciless Jonathan “Black Jack” Randall, who took the crown with 72.8% of TVLine reader votes. Over the last two weeks, “Black Jack” defeated Frank Underwood from House of Cards, The Governor from The Walking Dead,...
- 3/31/2016
- TVLine.com
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