Smith's two modern predecessors have managed to keep working. Tennant's been
busy in the U.K., and Eccleston went from Who to Heroes, and on to seventh lead
in a couple of major motion pictures. Eccleston won't even be in the 50th
Anniversary special, apparently mutually agreeable terms
Look out for Broadchurch on BBC America this summer. It's in the running
for the best thing I've seen on TV this year (up with The Fall and Utopia).
Tennant leads in that.
He's also just starred in the three-part Politician's Husband (much less
good in my view). So his career is going fine.
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I'll probably open up a can of worms by suggesting this, but if memory
serves (and I admit I'm not a large Who fan), the previous Doctors haven't
exactly gone onto bigger and better things, have they? I've seen them in
some
As a child, I was amazed to find out that in real life Jean Stapleton did
not talk with a nasaly voice and was actually quite intelligent. It was
kind of a revelation into what acting means.
On Sat, Jun 1, 2013 at 1:30 PM, Melissa P takingupspace...@gmail.comwrote:
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Sorry to hear this news - like most others I was a big fan of her work on
AITF.
But I must admit I would have lost $20 on her in a Dead-or-Not-Dead bet
before yesterday...
On Sat, Jun 1, 2013 at 1:30 PM, Melissa P takingupspace...@gmail.comwrote:
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Opinions may vary on that one. I found him adequate at best.
--Dave Sikula
On Saturday, June 1, 2013 10:45:38 PM UTC-7, PGage wrote:
On Sat, Jun 1, 2013 at 10:36 PM, Kevin M. drunkba...@gmail.comjavascript:
wrote:
I'll probably open up a can of worms by suggesting this, but if memory
Ditto.
,
Steve Timko steveti...@gmail.com wrote:
As a child, I was amazed to find out that in real life Jean Stapleton
did
not talk with a nasaly voice and was actually quite intelligent. It was
kind of a revelation into what acting means.
On Sat, Jun 1, 2013 at 1:30 PM, Melissa P
So, if a long term reader of tvbarn was to get a work trip to NYC in the
middle of June, and the work office was on Broadway near times square, what
shoukd I try to do or see in the evenings?
Still can't believe this trip might happen :-)
I spent the winter in Saskatchewan :-)
--
Brad Beam, in part, to David Lynch:
Hmmm. The lead actor in a show where the lead character can change their
appearance offers an it's me or him ultimatum? This doesn't sound like
negotiating from a position of strength -- or intelligence.
The only way he can change his appearance
Depending on what side of Times Square, you'd be not far from the Ed Sullivan
Theatre.
From: Doug Eastick east...@mcd.on.ca
To: tvornottv@googlegroups.com tvornottv@googlegroups.com
Sent: Sunday, June 2, 2013 8:41 PM
Subject: [TV orNotTV] Nyc
So, if a
Doug Eastick, in part
So, if a long term reader of tvbarn was to get a work trip to NYC in the
middle of June, and the work office was on Broadway near times square, what
shoukd I try to do or see in the evenings?
For starters, I'll throw in NYCGo's
sarcasmWhy would you think of leaving Times Square?/sarcasm
Here's a list of museums that have later nights:
http://www.timeout.com/newyork/museums/late-night-museums
Check Time Out for what's going on.
As I recommend to all NYC visitors, skip the Empire State Building and do
the Rockefeller
TDS and Colbert should both be taping, but there's line-waiting time
involved with each, so evenings might not be sufficient.
Grab a copy of Time Out NY in the airport and skim it on your way to
midtown. And contact me off-list.
Jon
On Sun, Jun 2, 2013 at 9:11 PM, Joe Hass hassgoc...@gmail.com
Lucky you.
I was just wondering if I could do a one or two-day trip this month to catch
both the Bette Midler and Tom Hanks shows. Don't see how I'm gonna do it.
But you could.
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Behalf Of Doug Eastick
Sent: Sunday, June
Skip Midler and Hanks and try to score a ticket for Pippin. If you like
musical even in the slightest, you won't be disappointed. And Andrea Martin is
amazing. (Music Box Theater on 45th)
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Tennant was also the second lead in the recent Fright Night remake, which was
better than I expected.
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Educate me. What are they in? I know hanks is in town, but I'm not sure for
what.
Melissa P takingupspace...@gmail.com wrote:
Lucky you.
I was just wondering if I could do a one or two-day trip this month to
catch
both the Bette Midler and Tom Hanks shows. Don't see how I'm gonna do
No no no no!
Pippin was the first Broadway musical I saw -- my freshman year of college I
visited my relatives in New York and they were so good to me -- took me
everywhere I requested -- tour of the UN, West Point, Greenwich Village, and
a Broadway musical. I've seen tons of musicals since then
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From: Doug Eastick
I spent the winter in Saskatchewan :-)
I can't complain; I spent last Christmas week in Montreal and Ottawa. The
day I left for Ottawa, Montreal experienced its largest single-day snowfall
in recorded history -- 45cm/18in. I still managed to
In the non-musical category, Alan Cumming is performing all the roles in
MacBeth (the production is set at an asylum).
The performances are weekends only, but a fellow by the name of Baba Brinkman
is performing hip-hop treatments of evolutionary theory, behavioral psychology,
and the
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