Greg Grunberg from Heroes was spotted at the beach in Malibu on Sunday. He was there with his family but Greg took to twitter the other day to air his distaste in people posting pictures of his wife and son.
“Don’t get me wrong, I don’t mind publicity and or being in pictures, it’s what I do. But it is NOT what my wife & kids do. Ugh!!”
I know that Greg is a great guy. I’ve talked to him on the phone, even though I was really nervous calling in. But I have no reason not to honor his wishes. So these are only the pictures of him enjoying the beach.
And while you are at it you should check out his website TalkAboutIt.org. It has a great message about Epilepsy and Bullying. Zachary Quinto, Milo Ventimiglia and John Mayer can be seen over there too. I wish there was a site like this when I was growing up. It would have helped me a ton.
The season finale of Heroes is on tomorrow night. And with that comes the talk of season four. Reports have come out saying that they have changed the season to 18-20 episodes instead of the 24 usual episodes. Having a shorter season shouldn’t come as a surprise. This way we can have our cake and eat it too, way sooner than before.
Adrian Pasdar says that this schedule could work out better for them in the end…
“If things start shifting around, they can always add more at the end, but doing 25 episodes this year was nearly 11 months of work. We love the work, but in order for the quality to be maintained, you can’t just keep grinding it out. The pacing will be a little better — we were sometimes shooting three episodes at once, and there’s no way that something doesn’t slip through the cracks. It just gets crazy. This will make it better for everybody, and ultimately for the viewers. It will be a more streamlined version of a show that’s very complex. It will still maintain its complexity, but I think it will be easier to follow.”
I have to admit that I’m a bit lost right now in the show but I have every confidence that they will be able to get it sorted out by next season.
The season finale, An Invisible Thread, airs tomorrow. I have to say that I am loving the set. I love how the light is being used too. I hope that translates good on the TV.
Here are some more spoiler pictures for the episode…
Let’s take a look at Milo Ventimiglia’s new comic, Berserker, gross yes, but amazing none the less. This is his second series with the first one being Rest. He explains it as two guys having the ability to go berserk and tear people apart. Nice image isn’t it. I totally want to read it!
I also can’t believe that I missed him on the Today show. Milo is wearing a suit of course, like he says he likes to wear all the time. In the interview he talks about working with the cast (and how funny Greg Grunberg is) and how Heroes is recovering. I haven’t seen an episode from the new chapter, Fugitives, yet but I am looking forward to seeing it.
I know I am a bit late in posting these but I had to share the stills from the HeroesSuper Bowl commercial that was on Sunday night. The commercial stars Masi Oka, Greg Grunberg, Sendhil Ramamurthy, Jack Coleman, and Hayden Panettiere (and lots of other cast members). I found some of the best shots and compiled them here.
There is something about Milo, Greg and Adrian in a football uniform that makes me go crazy!
Monday night is a busy night for me in my house. Almost all my favorite TV shows are on. And now tomorrow night it will be getting better with Chuck and Heroes back. Here is the Super Bowl commercial featuring the cast of both shows (and Medium) lip syncing to Feeling Alright. Who knew that Zachary Levi was such a great dancer? (And Zachary Quinto and Greg Grunberg are super cute too!)
I have been talking about this commercial all week and finally I get to show it to you. Since I live outside of the States and didn’t get to see it I have included the YouTube version. So watch it while you can.
How cute did those guys look in their football uniforms…as someone once said to me…some Petrelli pie would be nice.
