ARROW: Marc Guggenheim Teases More of Andy Diggle, Fallout From Oliver’s Decision
March 16, 2015 by Marisa Roffman
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ARROW fans have heard about John Diggle’s deceased brother, Andy, since season 1, but they only saw him in the flesh (via a flashback) during the recent hour, “The Return.” But that won’t be the last we’ll see of him.
Before the PaleyFest panel honoring The CW series, ARROW executive producer Marc Guggenheim teased they had plans beyond a brief appearance for Eugene Byrd (Andy).
“[In that episode] you are seeing Andy for the first time after seeing him first be mentioned in 1×03,” Guggenheim teases in the video below. “We had mentioned in 2×06 that Andy was killed by Deadshot, on behalf of an organization called H.I.V.E. So we’re slowly doling out, in the tiniest little ways…these little pieces of an ongoing mystery that we will ultimately get to. [Byrd] was not cast at random, we will be doing more flashbacks — he was cast with the understanding that we wanted him to return, because we have to tell that story. We have to tell the story of why did H.I.V.E. want this man, Andy Diggle, killed? It’s going to be an interesting question.”
Check out what else Gugguenheim had to tease, including Team Arrow’s response to Ra’s’ proposition…
BONES Bonus Video: Pej Vahdat Has Some Questions for Michael Grant Terry and Eugene Byrd
February 19, 2015 by Marisa Roffman
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Red carpets can be a bit of a madhouse as talent, reporters, and publicists/managers, etc. squeeze into a relatively confined space. (Not a complaint — it’s actually often fun — but things can be a bit crazy.)
Which brings us to BONES’ 200th episode celebration.
There was nothing, really, abnormal about the carpet, but there were a lot of people there, and it was fairly easy for people to approach you without you noticing. And while I was interviewing Eugene Byrd (Clark) and Michael Grant Terry (Wendell), their co-star, Pej Vahdat (Arastoo), realized this was a good opportunity for him to ask them a few of his burning questions, and he snuck up on us and hilariously crashed the interview. (Which is probably fair payback for Byrd video-bombing Terry and Vahdat on the set of BONES.)
Check out the adorable video…
BONES: The Cast and Producers Share Memories From Their First Days on the Set
December 10, 2014 by Marisa Roffman
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BONES’ 200th episode is airing this Thursday, and as Fox Television Group Chairman and CEO Gary Newman pointed out during an on-set celebration, it’s one of only a few Fox shows to reach that incredible milestone.
To celebrate how far Team BONES has come, I asked the cast and producers for their first memories of working on the series. Check out what BONES creator Hart Hanson, executive producer Stephen Nathan, as well as stars David Boreanaz (Booth), Emily Deschanel (Brennan), Michaela Conlin (Angela), TJ Thyne (Hodgins), Tamara Taylor (Cam), John Boyd (Aubrey), Carla Gallo (Daisy), Eugene Byrd (Clark), Michael Grant Terry (Wendell), Pej Vahdat (Arastoo), Laura Spencer (Jessica), Ignacio Serricchio (Fuentes), and Cyndi Lauper (Avalon) had to share…
The BONES Cast and Producers Tease Episode 200
December 9, 2014 by Marisa Roffman
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BONES is telling a different kind of story for its 200th episode — sure, a body is discovered, but the episode is set in Hollywood in the 1950s, and Brennan is a cop, while Booth is a jewel thief.
And since the hour is bringing back a lot of familiar faces, I asked BONES executive producers Stephen Nathan and Jonathan Collier, as well as stars David Boreanaz (Booth), Emily Deschanel (Brennan), Michaela Conlin (Angela), TJ Thyne (Hodgins), Tamara Taylor (Cam), John Boyd (Aubrey), Carla Gallo (Daisy), Eugene Byrd (Clark), Michael Grant Terry (Wendell), Pej Vahdat (Arastoo), Laura Spencer (Jessica), and Ignacio Serricchio (Fuentes) for their best teases about the hour…
BONES: Michael Grant Terry, Eugene Byrd, and Pej Vahdat Talk ‘The Patriot in Purgatory’
November 11, 2012 by Marisa Roffman
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The BONES squinterns have been a part of the series since season 4, but for the first time (in a non-dream setting), Monday’s episode, “The Patriot in Purgatory,” brings all the male squinterns together to tackle a case.
After BONES was honored by LA City Council, I spoke with Michael Grant Terry (Wendell), Eugene Byrd (Clark), and Pej Vahdat (Arastoo) about getting to work together, their favorite part of the episode, and more…
