Joshua Jackson headed to San Diego last weekend for a convention — Pacey-Con. Watch the Funny or Die exclusive video below and marvel at how more people don’t seem to be recognizing him from Fringe (which he was actually in town to promote at Comic-Con). It’s all awesome, but my two favorite parts: When he tells the guys “excellent Pacey costumes” and when he reveals the real reason he returned to TV — to support his true passion, Pacey Fan Fiction.
In all seriousness, Dawson’s Creek‘s Pacey Witter is a character worth discussing somewhere on a panel about sidekicks who stole their shows from actors whose character names were in the title and/or who were hired to be the heartthrob and weren’t. Who else should be on that panel? READ FULL STORY »
One of my favorite things about Fringe from the very first episode has been the nuanced performance Anna Torv brings to her FBI agent Olivia Dunham. She’s a study in determination, bravery, and even restraint. Olivia’s got this delicate beauty that is offset by the severe ponytail she often wears and the purposeful stride she adopts in her workplace. She’s hardened because the circumstances (and her childhood) warrant it, but is undoubtedly feminine. We’ve seen her dedication to the job as well as her devotion to her loved ones.
With a long rerun-and-reality-packed summer behind us, the new TV season is finally here. And as always, Entertainment Weekly’s Fall TV Preview – on stands this week – has all the crucial info you need to navigate your remote control as television roars back. Amongst the early reviews, interviews, insight, and plot hints for shows both new and returning, our double issue takes a deep dive into the gory, witty world of Fox’s Fringe with Jeff “Doc” Jensen.
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