From my One Craig Ferguson Clip a Day Until You Start Watching campaign, day two. When you all set your DVR to record Ferguson nightly and send verification I'll stop. It's that easy folks.
So, this is Jesse James' Garage magazine's 18th issue. I apparently missed issues one through 17.
(Frankly, if it's not Entertainment Weekly, Newsweek, Fast Company or New York Magazine, I don't see it. And cars take me places, but that's all I know.)
Check out the anklets, though. Just like the girl in the ZZ Top video for Legs. Only on a much hotter woman.
And, after the jump, Carrie, and I'm quoting the email the link came with "fucks around with Will Ferrell and Danny McBride on the Land of the Lost set."
No actual fucking, however.
There's also a moment with Sid and Marty Kroft. No, they aren't high, I don't think they were ever high. Because you were high, you thought everyone else was.
(Hey, I keep saying it's an adult blog and there's the occasional f-bomb, get used to it.)
Tomorrow, Carrie with Hugh Jackman. Why am I not Carrie Keegan?
(Something to do with the penis hanging below the keyboard as I type this. And even without it I am a very unattractive woman that you would not be interested in watching on TV or your computer or even in kinescope.)
Because it's a set visit, they call this Deep Inside with Carrie Keegan. I just like you to have all the information available. And the imagery is crucial.
Carrie on.
Well, I can't say that these shows will get the boot after two eps, but you know that some show will, there has to be a Happy Hour in each season.
Click over to the Times today for a Maria Elena Fernandez piece on some of your new and new-ish TV people for the Fall.
Among those featured are Zachary Levi (Chuck -- pictured with Joshua Gomez, pic courtesy NBC.com), Michelle Ryan (The Bionic Woman), Anna Friel (Pushing Daisies), Alex O'Loughlin (Moonlight) and Lloyd Owen (Viva Laughlin).
Sure, you've seen them before, but between now and September (and especially in September) you will see A LOT of them.
There's a large foreign influx this year:
It's no coincidence that seven of the actors starring in dramas this fall hail from foreign lands. NBC hired the British Damian Lewis, known mostly for "Band of Brothers," to star in "Life"; the Scottish Kevin McKidd, of HBO's "Rome," to lead "Journeyman"; and England's Ryan as the "Bionic Woman." Alex O'Loughlin, who is the star of CBS' "Moonlight," is Australian; Coster-Waldau of Fox's "New Amsterdam" is Danish and CBS' Lloyd Owen ("Viva Laughlin") and ABC's Anna Friel ("Pushing Daisies") are from London.
"For us, something that was very exciting was bringing Hugh Laurie here," said Fox's Shulman. "Those who knew him were completely blown away by this reinvention of him, and for those who didn't, he was such a fresh new talent."
