Monday, February 12, 2007

With Pilot Season Comes The Casting

Most of which I only find only mildly interesting. So yeah, Peter Krause back on TV, good. The pilot with Kelsey Grammer and Patricia Heaton, Action News, sounds interesting.

(I will mention to anyone with juice that if PDF's of these pilots wound up in my inbox, Dead Things Labs would not be displeased.)

But for the purposes of this blog, you know there's only one name that matters...

The latest batch also includes ... Moon Bloodgood in NBC's "Journeyman."

Bloodgood, who starred in ABC's "Day Break" this season, is joining "Journeyman" as the ex-fiancee of Kevin McKidd's time traveler.

Say it with me, now. Bloodgood! BLOODGOOD!

Oh, I know what you want


Bloodgood fun fact: Did you know she is of Dutch, Irish, Korean and Native American descent? Woo hoo. I'm claiming her particular mix for the Mics. Sorry, Korea. Go Tilt a windmill, Dutch Boy.

14 comments:

wcdixon said...

Scooped...damn!

So there goes my Autopilot post with all the 'new' sexy Bloodgood pics I found. Oh well...

DMc said...

Worry not about the scoop.
Remember, in The Book, Chapter X, Verse 23, it sayeth,
"Anger not the Bloodgood/
Pay homage to her/
Yea, verily, post of the sexy pics/
And be glad./

You can't argue with scripture, Will.

Matt Neffer, Boy Spotwelder said...

Okay, wow. She's really beautiful. And yet my vaguely disturbing man-crush on Peter Krause continues.

I'm so conflicted. Maybe I need that three-week re-training course Ted Haggard went through, just to be safe.

Diane Kristine Wild said...

Whatever with the Bloodglow. I'm excited about the House-as-a-female-cop show from my writer crush that just had casting news of its own:

"Famke Janssen has signed on to topline NBC's cop drama from "House" creator/executive producer David Shore. The untitled NBC Universal TV Studio project, from Shore and "House" writer Peter Blake, is a light drama with procedural elements that centers on a female cop (Janssen). "We're thrilled to have her -- she's smart, funny and somewhat attractive," Shore quipped.

Cunningham said...

And the hymn for today:

A mighty fortress is our (Blood)Good...

A bulwark ne-ver failing..."

Good Dog said...

Mmmmmmmmm...... goooooooooood.

ME said...

Sigh. Boys.

wcdixon said...

Ladies. Sigh.

Yum yum factor aside, and not to put too fine a point on it all, but anyone who has grooved to Letterman riffing on Uma or Oprah or ending a bit with: "I don't have a joke here, I just like to say Buttafuoco", certainly would 'get' what's going on here.

R. K. Bentley said...

Amen brother!

Diane Kristine Wild said...

Yeah, it's really about her melodic name, Will. We believe you. The pictures just make the name more memorable, right?

Random thought: I was in the old NBC studio audience when Raquel Welch made an unfortunate mispronunciation of "Buttafuoco" on Letterman. Good times, good times.

wcdixon said...

You saw the original Letterman live Diane? There's a post worth telling, no?

DMc said...

Yes that is definitely interesting and postable. However I think Diane's also being a wee bit of a crankypants here.

I assure you we would not be posting such rapturous tributes to Edith Schwartz. No matter what she looked like.

Will You Bloodgood and stand with me, brothers?

The_Lex said...

BLOODGOOD! I did wonder about her heritage.

Diane said...

A "wee bit"? I did not achieve my full crankypants mission, then.

An actual post would require remembering details and having a point. Ah, who am I kidding, since when has that stopped me.