The Tomorrow People: Episode 1x11 "Rumble" Extended Promo (HD)

Here's an extended promo for next week's episode, episode 1x11 "Rumble".

The Tomorrow People: Episode 1x11 "Rumble" Promo (HD)

Here's a promo for next week's episode, episode 1x11 "Rumble".

The Tomorrow People: Episode 1x07 "Limbo" Extended Promo (HD)

Here's an extended promo for next week's episode, episode 1x07 "Limbo".

Revolution: Casting related scoop on the second half of season 1 from TVLine's Michael Ausiello

Here's some scoop on Revolution from this week's (Posted on 1/8/13) Ask Ausiello column.

Question: Anything on Revolution? —Pete
Ausiello:On the casting front, Eric Kripke tells us we’ll be seeing “a lot more” of Colm Feore (as the mysterious Randall) and Mark Pellegrino (as militia meanie Jeremy Baker). He also had new scoop on ER alum Leland Orser’s character, John Sanborn — that he’s an old scientist colleague of Rachel’s.

Link to the full article:‘Smash’ Season 2 Spoilers — Plus: Scoop on ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ in Ask Ausiello - TVLine

Person of Interest: Scoop from Entertainment Weekly's Sandra Gonzalez

Here's some scoop on Person of Interest from Entertainment Weekly's Sandra Gonzalez's The Spoiler Room column, which was posted on 10/15/12.

‘PERSON OF INTEREST’ SCOOP FROM NYCC
Also at New York Comic Con this weekend? The gang from Person of Interest, who participated in a panel conducted by my colleague Ken Tucker. And after the fun, the cast and creator Jonathan Nolan sat down with reporters to give a few tastes of things to come. (Thanks to everyone who answered my Saturday morning call for questions!)

On Root’s return:
Root (Amy Acker) said she’d be back and her promise will reign true, says Nolan, “it’s just a question of when and how.” As for whether that will happen before midseason, Nolan said coyly, “no comment.” Also, in case you missed it, Mark Pellegrino is going to guest!

Not-so-happy family?
While the core four will remain on the same side, Nolan hinted at a few fractures to come. “We have four characters who like each other, understand each other — still have lots of secrets there — but they’re allies… you gotta throw a winkle in there eventually,” teases Nolan. “Expect things to take a turn for the worst.”

Fusco vs. Carter?
“Carter is a natural detective. She’s never going to be satisfied with being kept at arm’s length,” says Nolan of Carter’s instincts to seek out the truth when it comes to her dealings with Finch and Reese. And in the third episode, Nolan teased that viewers will see her approach directly conflict with Fusco’s method of operation. “They have a somewhat different philosophy about just how far they should push that issue,” he says.

Link to the full article:'Arrow,' 'American Horror Story,' 'The Walking Dead': Spoilers | Inside TV | EW.com

Lost‘s Mark Pellegrino Cast in an episode of Person of Interest-TVLine

According to TVLine's Michael Slezak, Mark Pellegrino will be guest-starring in an upcoming season 2 episode of Person of Interest. Here's an excerpt from the article, which gives some details on Pellegrino's role:

Mark Pellegrino, who played Lost‘s mysterious island-dweller Jacob opposite Michael Emerson’s Benjamin Linus, will appear as the edgy and charming head of a popular publishing empire on Emerson’s CBS procedural.

Person of Interest executive producer Jonathan Nolan announced Pellegrino’s casting during a panel session today at New York Comic Con.

Link to the full article:Lost‘s Mark Pellegrino Cast on Person of Interest - TVLine



My thoughts: I have to say that I'm really excited about this news. I loved Mark Pellegrino on Lost, and he was great in the episode of Grimm that he guest-starred in earlier this season, so I'm sure he'll do a great job on Person of Interest. Plus, I think it will be really cool to see Michael Emerson and Mark Pellegrino together again. I really regret not watching Person of Interest regularly until this summer, because it's a really great show. Originally, Michael Emerson was one of the main reasons why I decided to start watching the show, that and the premise of the show simply sounded very interesting to me. However, once I started watching the show I found myself liking Jim Caviezel and his character Reese even more than I like Emerson's role, Finch. Don't get me wrong, I do love Finch, but I simply found myself loving Reese a little bit more. If anyone who's reading this isn't already watching Person of Interest, I strongly recommend that they at least check the show out.

Exclusive: Brothers & Sisters Alum to Hunt Mark Pellegrino on Grimm - Today's News: Our Take | TVGuide.com

According to TVGuide's Hanh Nguyen, John Pyper-Ferguson will be guest-starring an episode of the upcoming second season of Grimm. Here's an excerpt from the original article:



Brothers & Sisters actor John Pyper-Ferguson will guest-star on "Bad Moon Rising," the third episode of Grimm's second season, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively. He'll play Hayden Walker, a man who is mourning his deceased sister and wants to exact justice from Jarold (Mark Pellegrino) for disgracing his family name. Only problem? Hayden has to take his family to Portland to track Jarold down.

As previously reported, Pellegrino's Jarold is an old high school buddy of police detective Hank (Russell Hornsby), whose daughter goes missing. Both Hayden and Jarold are the coyotl type of Wesen, coyote-like creatures that are mean, nasty bullies who have a strong pack mentality and don't take kindly to those who turn their back them.



Link to the full article:Exclusive: Brothers & Sisters Alum to Hunt Mark Pellegrino on Grimm - Today's News: Our Take | TVGuide.com







My thoughts: I was already looking forward to the episode that Mark Pellegrino will be guest-starring in next season since the premise of the episode sounds very interesting, but now that it has been announced that John Pyper-Ferguson will also be guest-starring in the episode, I'm looking forward to the episode even more. I liked him on Brothers & Sisters, but I loved him in the episode of Lie To Me that he guest-starred in as the leader of a religious cult several years ago. When Grimm premiered last fall, it quickly became one of my favorite TV shows last year. Based on all the spoilers and casting news for season 2 of Grimm that have been announced so far, it sounds like season 2 is going to be awesome. :)

Grimm: Casts Mark Pellegrino in Season 2-TVLine

According to TVLine's Kimberly Roots, Mark Pellegrino will be guest-starring in an episode of the upcoming second season of Grimm. Here's an excerpt from the original article, which gives some details on Pellegrino's role:



Grimm’s Season 2 will debut on Monday, August 13 at 10 pm/9c.

Pellegrino will play Jarold Kempfer, one of Hank’s (Russell Hornsby) high school buddies whose daughter goes missing. Hank doesn’t know, though, that his old pal is also a coyotl, or coyote-like creature.

Pellegrino is the third Lostie to appear on the show; Titus Welliver portrayed Farley, a Grimm who had the ability to change into a steinadler, and Daniel Roebuck played Lt. Orson, a Portland arson cop investigating fires linked to Silas Weir Mitchell’s Monroe.



Link to the full article:Grimm Casts Mark Pellegrino -- Season 2 - TVLine



My thoughts: I'm really excited to see Mark Pellegrino's episode. I thought he was great on Lost. The episode that he's going to be in sounds very interesting. Plus, I love the idea of Nick's life as a Grimm colliding more and more with his life as a cop and his life as a whole.

Chuck: Series finale scoop from TVLine's Michael Ausiello

Here's some scoop on the series finale of Chuck from this week's (Posted on 1/24/12) Ask Ausiello column.

Question: Although I still want six seasons and a movie, this seems to be your last chance to give us a scoop on Chuck (insert tears). Make it count, Michael. Make it count! —Heather
Ausiello: You and your pressure-cooker questions, Heather. My final Chuck scoop comes in the form of a confession from Mark Pellegrino: The Lost actor admits he was a little shocked to be included among the assorted “call back” cameos in the swan song. “I never thought that my character would see the light of day again,” he says. “I didn’t even have a name [in the pilot], did I?! I was just ‘Fuclrum Agent,’ so it was interesting. The stuff that I’m in is pretty shocking and funny at the same time. I think the fans will enjoy it.”

Link to the full article:Ask Ausiello: Spoilers on Once Upon a Time, Bones, Gossip Girl, Criminal Minds and More! - TVLine

Mark Pellegrino Previews The Closer Season 7 Episode 14, Being Human, Castle-TVLine

This Monday on The Closer‘s winter finale (TNT, 9/8c), Gavin Q. Baker III may decide that working pro bono for the LAPD isn’t worth any amount of courtroom infamy, when yet another twist in the “Shootin’ Newton” case puts him and Deputy Chief Brenda Leigh Johnson even more on the defensive. In this exclusive TVLine Q&A, Mark Pellegrino spoke about this latest wrinkle for his Closer counselor as well as previewed his most unlikely Being Human encore and his role in Castle‘s time-trippy episode.

TVLINE | I understand that in this week’s case, another murder related to the “Shootin’ Newton” case throws Gavin yet another curveball….
Indeed, indeed. It seems like Brenda is always throwing me curveballs, that something is always going on with her. [Laughs] She’s a high-maintenance client, I would say. She’s definitely got issues to contend with.

TVLINE | What’s the nature of this latest twist?
There’s a gang member who winds up dead, and he quite possibly is an informant to somebody.… I don’t know what I’m supposed to reveal and what I’m not to, though.

TVLINE | Does Gavin get fed up by this latest snag? Does Gavin ever get fed up?
Gavin does get fed up with Brenda from time to time because there’s always some crisis to stamp out, plus Goldman [the opposing counsel played by Curtis Armstrong] is such a bulldog intent on bringing down the LAPD, and Brenda in particular because he thinks she’s rogue. So [Brenda and I] have our spats, and the last you saw us together she was kind of snotty to me for some unknown reason, and I was kind of forced to work for free.



TVLINE | I loved that scene, how Pope told Gavin the way it was going to be….
Well, I hope I delivered a well-timed kick to his butt for putting me in my place [by blabbing that Fritz, not the LAPD, had covered Gavin's initial retainer].

TVLINE | Gavin is such a distinct, colorful guy, and there probably us no one quite like him on primetime. Was that all in the script, or was there anything that you brought to the characterization?
He was definitely written in a flamboyant fashion, and in an unapologetic fashion, and I did decide to take couple of real life characters in primetime TV — Carson Kressley and Tim Gunn — and kind of combine them. But you’re right, I don’t think that character exists in that world in any primetime show, and it’s pretty doggone great that they brought somebody in like that.

TVLINE | What’s it been like working with Kyra Sedgwick, Jon Tenney (who plays Fritz), JK Simmons (Pope)….?
They’re wonderful, and they really welcomed me in to their group. I think JK is a frickin’ genius; he’s so funny, and everything he does is so spot-on and interesting to watch. Jon was amazing, and though I didn’t get a chance to see him direct [a later episode], I remember him asking questions that were really, really great questions from an actor’s point-of-view. And Kyra’s just so soulful and fun; I really liked working with them all.

TVLINE | What can you say about your return to Syfy’s Being Human (Season 2 premieres Jan. 16), seeing as how you were decapitated and all?
I’ve been told not to say anything, so…. But I became really, really close everybody on that set, so that’s something that I hope becomes a consistent thing. Sam Witwer (who plays vampire Aidan) and I are really good friends and going back to work for them is like going to work for my brother. I’ve gotten close to them like I’ve never gotten close to any cast members before.



TVLINE | TVLine broke the news that you’re a part of Castle‘s upcoming “noir” episode. What’s that all about?
[Castle] gets a hold of a diary that was written in the ’40s, and he’s trying to solve a [modern day] crime through the information in it. And every time he reads it he flashes back to the ’40s, with the principal characters playing characters in the diary. I’m the only “stranger,” because I’m playing a gangster who owns this famous nightclub, a jazz club. Nathan [Fillion] was so good, Stana [Katic]‘s so good…. They’re both so easy to work with.

TVLINE | Did they do Stana right by the period glamour and everything?
Oh, my god, she was fantastic. She’s dressed to kill. As was I. I love being in those double-breasted suits, pinstripes, hair slicked back…. It’s definitely a great thing.

TVLINE | Do Nathan and Stana’s 1940s alter egos have the “angsty” sort of relationship that Castle and Beckett have in the present?
It kind of mimics that, yes.

TVLINE | The arcs you do on shows (including Supernatural, Lost) rarely hit double digits. Is that by design? Do you like dipping your toe in, creating someone memorable and then exiting stage left? Would you be open to a series regular gig?
Of course I’d love to be a series regular on a show. There’ve been times when I went in on something for a couple, maybe four episodes, and then they extended it further. Like, Dexter went longer than it was supposed to. I loved being on Being Human for 10 episodes, basically the whole [first] season. It’s a little disconcerting to come onto a cast that’s been together for five, six years, and kind of has their own way of working. You kind of have to feel your way around and get comfortable. It’s nice to be on from the beginning and develop the closeness and camaraderie that you see on other sets.

TVLINE | So you’ll be going out for pilot season?
Yes, indeed.

TVLINE | And Locke & Key, the pilot you did last spring for Fox – that’s 100-percent DOA?
I think it is, yeah…. I didn’t know how they were going to do it because I’ve read all of the graphic novels and it would have been massively expensive to do what they did [there]. I mean, there is some crazy stuff that goes on!

This article was written by Matt Webb Mitovich.

Link to the original article:Mark Pellegrino Previews The Closer Season 7 Episode 14, Being Human, Castle

Castle Casts Mark Pellegrino in Season 4 Noir Episode-TVLine

Castle has enlisted Lost and Supernatural vet Mark Pellegrino to headline its upcoming 1940s-set film noir-themed episode, TVLine has learned exclusively.

Pellegrino will play Tom Dempsey, a ruthless club owner from 1947 who has it out for a private eye and his best girl (who Castle imagines as himself and Beckett) and whose shadowy dealings may be tied to a murder Castle and Beckett are investigating in the present day.

The trippy episode is slated to air during February sweeps, which means it’ll likely coincide with [SPOILER ALERT] Pellegrino’s one-episode return to Syfy’s Being Human.

This article was written by Michael Ausiello.

Link to the original article:Castle Casts Mark Pellegrino in Season 4 Noir Episode

Syfy's Being Human Brings Back Dead Season 1 Character for Season 2 - TVLine

When it comes to Being Human, being most sincerely dead apparently isn’t enough to keep someone from taking part in Season 2 of the Syfy series.

Dollhouse Alum Vamps for Being Human Season 2

Sources tell TVLine that Mark Pellegrino, who played big baddie Bishop throughout the first cycle — until the character was decapitated with prejudice by Aidan, then crumbed to dust — will reprise his role for at least one Season 2 episode, if not more.

This confirms that which exec producer Anna Fricke hinted at this summer at the San Diego Comic-Con, telling fans, “I think it’s safe to say we have not seen the last of Bishop in whatever form” –- thus allowing the possibility that he might not appear in the flesh per se but in flashbacks, for example.

Syfy Sets Sanctuary Return Date, Finales for Eureka, Alphas, Haven and W13

A spokesperson for the Syfy series would neither confirm nor deny Pellegrino’s encore, but instead advised fans to “tune in to see what develops when the show returns” in January 2012.

Syfy Cancels Eureka, Scraps Plans for a Season 6

Pellegrino, whose genre-TV resume includes stints on Supernatural and Lost, next can be seen on TNT’s The Closer, where he’s in the midst of a recurring role as a high-powered attorney defending Brenda in a wrongful death suit.

This article was written by Matt Webb Mitovich.

Link to the original article:Syfy's Being Human Brings Back Dead Season 1 Character for Season 2 - TVLine