Showing posts with label paleyfest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paleyfest. Show all posts

Friday, March 16, 2012

the only good part of this week

This week has sucked. Sick, tired, ticked off at people. But I had one bright spot on Wednesday night when I returned to the Saban Theatre for the final evening of PaleyFest 2012, featuring the entire amazingly awesome cast (well, minus Lily) and executive producer of Modern Family

They shared stories from the set, profusely (and rightfully) praised their incredible writing staff, and showed us an unfinished preview of the upcoming "Election Day" episode, where we find out if Claire wins her seat on town council and finally gets her beloved stop sign. Hi-lar-i-ous!




Monday, March 5, 2012

an adorkable evening

I've already raved on here about how much I love New Girl. And tonight, after spending an hour and a half at PaleyFest watching the cast and creators answer q's, make fun of each other and -- in the case of Jake Johnson (Nick) -- recreate awful dance moves to the show's theme song, I can say that I love it even more! 


Who's that girl? It's... Liz!?!? Jess seriously IS based on show creator Liz Meriwether (below, 2nd from right), who is a total dork. And watching her and Zooey Deschanel sitting next to each other, answering questions, giggling and picking on "the boys" was kinda freaky. 



The cast seems to get along awesomely and hilarity ensued as the evening wore on, with costars basically throwing each other under the bus in attempts to make the others sing, dance and strip. (Only the aforementioned dancing actually happened though. Boo!). They also took cash from their own pockets to fill up the "douche bag jar" when saying something, well, douchy. (And yes, Max Greenfield [Schmidt] put the most cash in ;). Overall, it was a great evening and one of the most entertaining TV panels I've attended. 


PS: They showed us a sneak peek at tomorrow's episode, titled "Injured." It was both hilarious and heartwarming. Watching TV shows in a theater full of people vs. at home in your living room alone adds a whole new level of entertainment. If you've never watched New Girl, tomorrow is a great one to start with. It gives a glimpse at each of the five main characters' idiosyncrasies, as well as the crazy yet loving dynamics that exist amongst "the fab five," as a fan called them tonight. 






Sunday, March 4, 2012

once upon a beautiful sunday

Once Upon A Time...
 I went to PaleyFest at the Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills to see the cast and creators of a show about storybook characters cursed to live in small-town Maine talk about their awesome show. We got a sneak peek at tonight's episode (and part of next week's too!) and learned some tidbits of storyline secrets... in as much as executive producers who were also the head writers of LOST will share anything (ie: We'll learn what Snow did to so tick off the Evil Queen "soon-ish" and hints to how to break the curse have already been dropped, but no info on what they are. Argh.)

Jennifer Morrison (Emma Swam), Josh Dallas (David/Prince Charming), Ginnifer Goodwin (Mary Margaret/Snow White) and Ed Kitsis (Creator/EP) on the big screen
Robert Carlyle (Mr.Gold/Rumplestiltskin) 
Lana Parrilla (Regina Mills/Evil Queen)


... on a BEAUTIFUL Sunday
From Beverly Hills, I took the 10w to Pacific Coast Highway, which was packed with people hitting the beach to enjoy the 80-degree weather in March. But if you're going to sit in traffic, you might as well do it when this is the view to your left.


Then I took Malibu Canyon Road back to the 101 and to Thousand Oaks to visit my parents and their pups for dinner. 

Seeing (and being licked by) these two faces is a great way to end a great Sunday :)