Turns out the Saturn Awards were overrun with Terminators last week!
Not only did collider.com get an exclusive with trophy gal Summer
Glau, they got the Cromartie himself, Garret Dillahunt, to open up
about his geeky side.
E! has got the goods, specifically dish on the new season of T:SCC. We don’t want to ruin too much (so be forewarned if you’re looking to stay clear of spoilers!), but they managed to pry some snazzy details about what’s coming up for Cameron and the Connors.
Check out what Summer, Thomas, Garret, and creator Josh Friedman had to say over at Watch With Kristin.
From Joss Whedon to Matt Roush on tvguide.com:
“Well, Eliza (Dushku) has a lovely voice. But first I have to make a normal Dollhouse, which is hard enough.”
Plus more goodies in the article about Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog starring the legendary Barney Stinson.
The one and only Mr. Orange (aka Tim Roth, one of the best damn actors around) makes his TV series lead debut in the one-hour pilot “Lie to Me” from writer Samuel Baum.
Roth is “Cal Lightman,” a scientist who pioneered the field of deception detection. He’s basically a human lie detector, skilled at reading the human face, body and voice to uncover the truth in criminal and private investigations. Since the character can apply the same skills to his own life, this makes his personal relationships, well… interesting.
The science is based on the real-life work of Dr. Paul Ekman.
Robert Schwentke will direct the pilot.
Warner Bros. TV’s plans for “Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles” and “Fringe” at Comic-Con plus more details on what 20th Century Fox TV will be doing.
“Virtuality” additions:
Clea DuVall is the Phaeton’s co-pilot and engineer.
Erik Jensen is the Phaeton’s navigator.
Jose Pablo Cantillo is a mathematician.
“Inseparable” additions:
Malik Yoba is a detective who works with Justin Lambreaux (Lloyd Owen) and is oblivious to his double life.
Warren Kole is a young detective eager to move up.
20th Century Fox TV confirms its presence at Comic-Con.
Whedon.
Kiefer.
MacFarlane.
Groening.
Wentworth.
Boreanaz.
And more.
She’s still kicking — off the show at least.
T:SCC’s own robotic force, Summer Glau (Cameron), took home the Saturn Award for Best Supporting Actress on Tuesday night, besting some pretty serious competition.
It didn’t take long for us to find the perfect fit for Tricia Helfer. She joins the cast of “Inseparable” as ‘Mason Wicks,’ a psychiatrist who evaluates suspects for the police department.
Morgan Turner has also been cast as ‘Emily,’ the daughter of ‘Justin’ (one of the split personalities played by Lloyd Owen — his alter ego is ‘Clyde.’)