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Showing posts with label Joshua Jackson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Joshua Jackson. Show all posts

Thursday, May 8, 2025

Doctor Odyssey: Episode 1x18 "The Wave, Part 2" Promo (HD) (Season Finale) (Joshua Jackson medical drama)

Here's a promo for next week's season finale, episode 1x18 "The Wave, Part 2".

Thursday, May 1, 2025

Doctor Odyssey: Episode 1x17 "The Wave" Promo (HD) (Joshua Jackson medical drama series)

Here's a promo for next week's episode, episode 1x17 "The Wave".
 

Thursday, April 17, 2025

Doctor Odyssey: Episode 1x16 "Double-Booked" Promo (HD) (Joshua Jackson medical drama series)

Here's a promo for the next episode, episode 1x16 "Double-Booked".

Tuesday, February 11, 2025

Doctor Odyssey (ABC): "Season 1 Returns" Trailer (HD) (Joshua Jackson medical drama series)

Here's the "Season 1 Returns" trailer for the second half of the first season of Doctor Odyssey. I seriously need to start watching this show! It looks really good! 😀

Thursday, September 26, 2024

Friday, October 17, 2014

The Affair: Scoop from TVLine's Matt Webb Mitovich


Here's some scoop on The Affair from this week's (Posted on 10/16/14) Matt's Inside Line column.



After watching the pilot of The Affair, I’m very interested in this show. Do you have some scoop on it? –Ilona
If you’re wondering about those ominous flash-forwards at the cop shop, allow Joshua Jackson to make you wonder even more. “Act 1 of the affair will sort of come to its conclusion at the end of the first season,” he shared with us. “But the story that’s being told from the far future will play throughout the course of the series, if there is to be more seasons.” (And alas, that may be a big if.)



Link to the full article:‘Nashville’ Season 3 Spoilers — Rayna Versus Luke, Teddy New Love | TVLine

Friday, November 11, 2011

Fringe Preview, Joshua Jackson--Season 4 Episode 6-TVLine




If you think that Fox’s Fringe (Fridays at 9/8c) is cribbing from Lost‘s sideways world — that Peter just needs to make Walter, Olivia et al remember him and all will be hunky-dory — think again. As Joshua Jackson affirms in this TVLine Q&A, “Peter is in the wrong place, and he knows it.”


But will Peter ever be able to convince a thoroughly spooked Walter into helping him remedy this worlds-clashed problem of his? Jackson shares much insight on that, as well as teases other Fringe mysteries to come.

TVLINE | Can you start off by assuring your fans that now that you’re back, you will more than make up for missed airtime minutes?
[Laughs] I will be “Where’s Waldo?” in this show from now on. In every frame, I’ll be somewhere. No, that’s a lie but I will be a part of the show from now on. I promise.

TVLINE | In fact, Peter’s a major player now, as a critical resource for this Fringe team.
He’s definitely a resource and in ways that the Fringe team, as constituted now, doesn’t really understand, because he has knowledge of a lot of the cases they’re dealing with. But he is very much the outsider, and the dynamics of the relationships as they existed before are completely nonexistent. In fact, the person who is the most accepting of Peter coming back is the person who knows him the least – Lincoln Lee (played by Seth Gabel). They both essentially become outsiders to this team. Olivia wants nothing to with him, Walter is terrified of him…. It’s a different world.

TVLINE | Will Peter sooner rather than later get out of his Hannibal Lecter-esque confines and go into the field?
Trust me, I spent a lot of time in that box when I first came back. It won’t take too, too long, but it doesn’t happen overnight. Peter is not a part of this world, remember, so they took the time to have him earn his stripes.


TVLINE | At the end of “Novation,” they teased that Peter was winning over Walter, but it was just a fake-out. What will it take to convince Walter and show him that he is not going nuts?
I already saved two universes for these guys. I don’t know what else I can do for them! [Laughs] I don’t want to tell you what it takes with Walter, because it’s a very specific thing, but in general… Peter doesn’t actually want to be a part of this Fringe team. His motivation here is not to get back to work; he’s got to get out of Dodge! He’s in the wrong place, and he knows it. It’s not like, “Hey guys, I’m back, I just need to remind you who I am, then let’s go save the world again.” As the story goes on, Peter is more and more going to want to get back to where he belongs.

TVLINE | That explains the synopsis for Episode 8, about how Olivia and Lincoln try to help Peter “find his way home.”
And there’s some debate about that – is home here and these people just need to be reminded? Or is home some place else? Peter has not been replaced, but his space in the Fringe Division is now Lincoln’s space, so he doesn’t exist in that world anymore. He doesn’t really add anything.


 

TVLINE | Why do you think Peter has directed his appeal at Walter? Is he merely being pragmatic, because Walter might be able fix this? Or is it also possibly coming from an emotional place?
I think it’s primarily from an emotional place. You see how Olivia reacts to Peter, so he knows he’d be barking up the wrong tree there. But also as much as Peter was willing to sacrifice himself and go to outlandish lengths for his love of Olivia, a “different” Olivia is sort of like Bolivia for him — he doesn’t have any personal stake with the girl who’s in Season 4. However, his father is still his father, no matter which way you slice it. Peter spent three years making sure that Walter was progressing mentally to be a more stable human being. For Walter to be so cracked, so destroyed by Peter not having been there, touches him on a personal level.


TVLINE | Last week there was a random “hiccup” moment where Olivia is handed a file by a staffer and they have an exchange of words – twice. Is that a seed of something to come?
Oh, that slip in time? Yeah, the time slips come up again.

TVLINE | Is it related to Peter, or to the new threat to both universes…?
Well, I can’t tell you that those are two different things…..

TVLINE | Gotcha. Because a couple episodes down the line, there’s the teaser, “Olivia suffers from migraines.”
That is related to something else. Olivia’s having a really rough year. [Laughs] But you know what? She’s been having a really rough series, so it’s probably nothing new for her.

TVLINE | Can you say anything about how David Robert Jones returns?
Uh… no. I can say from a personal standpoint that the fact that we’re getting back to David Robert Jones and going back basically into Season 1 to rehash all of that stuff, is super-cool. And [Jared Harris] is a great actor to have on the show. But I don’t want to give away the way [he returns], because if you’ve been watching from the very beginning, it’s a very satisfying reveal.

TVLINE | What’s the coolest thing you’ve been involved in this season to date? Fringe is forever, as the showrunners like to say, “recontextualizing” itself….
Whenever they say they that, I think of Sim City. I literally hear the voice of Sim City saying, “Reticulating splines….” [Laughs] My favorite “recontextualizing” moments are during our winter break cliffhanger episodes, which deal with David Robert Jones and both universes; those I think are the best of the stories I have been involved in since I’ve been back — just because it’s the whole enchilada. It’s all the characters, it’s both sides, it’s deep in mythology, and you learn a little bit about every character. But [because of the World Series preemption] now they won’t be airing until 2012, so….


TVLINE | Lastly…. Peter is back, the two Olivias now are hanging out together… I believe the French in at least one universe have a term for it….
[Laughs] Actually, Peter does not have very good luck with women. He meets one girl and it’s going pretty well, but it turns out she’s lying to him and she has his baby, so he destroys her universe. He then decides on the other girl but that doesn’t work out, she gets shot in the head and he stops existing…. I think he should hang up his spurs for a while.

TVLINE | Or at least steer clear of anyone who looks like Olivia.
He’s all Olivia’d out. I’m telling you, this is the Year of Peter and Astrid!

This article was written by Matt Webb Mitovich.

Linnk to the original article:Fringe Preview, Joshua Jackson -- Season 4 Episode 6

Friday, September 23, 2011

Fringe Bosses Reassure Joshua Jackson Fans, Promise More 'Mind-Blowing' Cases Than Ever-TVLine




As Fox’s Fringe returns this Friday at 9/8c to a world in which Peter Bishop has ceased to exist, executive producers JH Wyman and Jeff Pinkner have an important message for Joshua Jackson’s fans.


“People shouldn’t worry,” Wyman told TVLine when we invited the show bosses to reassure Jackson’s supporters. “We can’t imagine telling the series and the story without him.”

“Look, Peter is part of the DNA of the show. We’ve done some pretty crazy things in the past where people were always like, ‘Well, wait a minute. Why are they doing that? What’s going on?’” adds Pinkner. “Hopefully in Season 4, people will trust us enough to realize that we are doing things for a reason. To sort of have Fringe without Peter in some way, shape or form is really not Fringe.”


Wyman reiterates, “Yes, Peter is part of the [show's] DNA and he’ll always be that. [And] just because he doesn’t exist doesn’t mean that the three years that we’ve all invested in and watched does not exist. It really did happen.”

So why “erase” Peter? In the way that Walter in some versions of events is the big baddie of this piece, the producers wanted to offer a view of the Fringe canvas through a new looking glass. “The idea that Peter is gone — and ultimately he’s not permanently gone — is an opportunity to sort of recontextualize the story of everything we’ve seen,” says Pinkner.

Other topics covered by the EPs in a conference call this week:

LINCOLN LEE | Previously mainly seen in the Other world, our version of the G-man (played by Seth Gabel) will fast (though not easily!) get wrapped up in Walter and Olivia’s latest brain-scratchers. “We’re kind of in love with the theme of having this guy come in and have to go into a very strange world and [realize] that everything he thought was true is no longer valid,” says Pinkner. “He’s going to have to put back together a psyche that has been sort of fractured by this knowledge that he really shouldn’t have.”


BLASTS FROM THE PAST | “Yes, there will be returning faces,” Pinkner tells us. “We hate to spoil things, but there will be characters that you’ll be delighted to see again, hopefully some that you’ll be surprised to see again, and some you may have seen before that come back in a completely different context.”

LET’S GO, ORANGE! | Fringe‘s new title cards, previously blue or red, have acquired a new hue. “The significance of the color is simply just to put out the notion that this is the universe without Peter in it.”

EVIL TWIN PIQUED | Though now ostensibly collaborating with Our team, “Walternate, despite all promises to the contrary, is still a bad guy manipulating things behind the scenes,” assures Pinkner.

MORE MIND-BLOWING THAN EVER? | “We have a slew of really crazy, hopefully thought-provoking, far-out cases that deal with time travel, out-of-control biology, and humans who either for very understandable and sometimes not so understandable reasons, are messing with the rules of nature and the rules of physics.” Same old, same old, you say? Ha! Watch the merged worlds to double up the freakiness. “This year … more than any other year, we have some mind-blowing standalone stories,” Wyman teases. “Because ‘over there’ is so messed up, and over here is a little suspicious as well right now, it gives us carte blanche to push our imaginations to the hilt and see some really cool things realized.”

This article was written by Matt Webb Mitovich.

Link to the original article:Fringe Bosses Reassure Joshua Jackson Fans, Promise More 'Mind-Blowing' Cases Than Ever - TVLine