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Thursday, 17 October 2013
Luke will guest star in The Night Shift
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October 17, 2013 12:21 PM PDT
Exclusive: Brothers & Sisters Alum Commits to NBC's Midseason Drama The Night Shift
Brothers & Sisters‘ Luke MacFarlane is reporting for duty on NBC’s midseason drama The Night Shift, playing an Army guy who shares a mysterious past with Brendan Fehr’s MD character, TVLine has learned exclusively.
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MacFarlane will guest star as Rick Lincoln, a soldier who is just back from his latest stint in Afghanistan. When he arrives at San Antonio Memorial Hospital, we learn that he has a close connection to Fehr’s Drew (hmm… )
From Gabe Sachs and Jeff Judah (Freaks and Geeks, 90210), The Night Shift is a medical procedural about a group of ex-Army doctors burning the midnight oil at a hospital. The cast includes Six Feet Under‘s Freddy Rodriguez, Lost‘s Ken Leung and Royal Pains’ Jill Flint.
MacFarlane recently wrapped Season 1 of the Canadian ensemble comedy Satisfaction.
October 17, 2013 12:21 PM PDT
Exclusive: Brothers & Sisters Alum Commits to NBC's Midseason Drama The Night Shift
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MacFarlane will guest star as Rick Lincoln, a soldier who is just back from his latest stint in Afghanistan. When he arrives at San Antonio Memorial Hospital, we learn that he has a close connection to Fehr’s Drew (hmm… )
MacFarlane recently wrapped Season 1 of the Canadian ensemble comedy Satisfaction.
Sunday, 26 May 2013
Tuesday, 14 May 2013
Luke Macfarlane in 'Smash' Series Finale
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First Look at Cheyenne Jackson and Luke Macfarlane in 'Smash' Series Finale
By: Brandon Voss
5.14.2013
Sorry, show queens, but it's official: NBC's Smash will end its run with a two-hour series finale airing May 26.
The making of a Broadway musical about Marilyn Monroe! Songs by partners Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman! Will & Grace's Debra Messing! Guest stars like Bernadette Peters and Jennifer Hudson! In other words, Smash is quite possibly the gayest show on television.
“I don’t want [viewers] to think they are going to be left hanging, because they won’t be,” out showrunner Josh Safran said previously. “The season has a beginning, middle and an end… [And] it just gets better and better."
The series finale episodes are titled "The Nominations" and "The Tonys," so you know where shows-within-a-show Bombshell and Hit List are headed. As revealed in a new set of preview photos, Behind the Candelabra's Cheyenne Jackson makes a cameo as himself — alongside fellow stage diva Christine Ebersole — to announce those Tony nods.
Meanwhile, another out actor, Luke Macfarlane, also appears in the finale... hey, why's he getting so cozy with Christian Borle as gay composer-director Tom Levitt? Guess we'll have to tune in May 26 and find out.
Watch a new promo below and see more photos from the Smash series finale here.
By: Brandon Voss
5.14.2013
Sorry, show queens, but it's official: NBC's Smash will end its run with a two-hour series finale airing May 26.
The making of a Broadway musical about Marilyn Monroe! Songs by partners Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman! Will & Grace's Debra Messing! Guest stars like Bernadette Peters and Jennifer Hudson! In other words, Smash is quite possibly the gayest show on television.
“I don’t want [viewers] to think they are going to be left hanging, because they won’t be,” out showrunner Josh Safran said previously. “The season has a beginning, middle and an end… [And] it just gets better and better."
The series finale episodes are titled "The Nominations" and "The Tonys," so you know where shows-within-a-show Bombshell and Hit List are headed. As revealed in a new set of preview photos, Behind the Candelabra's Cheyenne Jackson makes a cameo as himself — alongside fellow stage diva Christine Ebersole — to announce those Tony nods.
Meanwhile, another out actor, Luke Macfarlane, also appears in the finale... hey, why's he getting so cozy with Christian Borle as gay composer-director Tom Levitt? Guess we'll have to tune in May 26 and find out.
Watch a new promo below and see more photos from the Smash series finale here.
Friday, 8 March 2013
Yahoo! Contributor's recap
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'Person of Interest' episode ‘Proteus’ becomes a murder mystery with a horror twist [recap]
By Kristen Dyrr | Yahoo! Contributor Network – Fri, Mar 8, 2013 9:37 AM PST
"Person of Interest" changed things up again with the episode "Proteus." It's probably the most unusual episode to date and is completely different from anything fans have seen from the series. The episode is not only packed with the usual intrigue, but also with a high level of suspense. A couple of moments are downright scary. Even if you know who the killer is from the moment he shows his face, as it is fairly obvious, there are so many other surprises to keep viewers glued to the TV.
Glitches in the Machine
The episode starts out somewhat ominously, as the Machine has been completely quiet for three days, and the weather is harsh. Reese (Jim Caviezel) and Finch (Michael Emerson) take in a movie with Bear while they wait for a number, when lo and behold, the Machine calls them up as they stroll down the street after the film.
The Machine has given them six different numbers for people all across the country. All of them are dead. They initially believe it's another glitch, but something strange is going on. The latest POI, Jack Rollins, has a New York connection, so they check him out first. Finch heads for Rollins's home, while Reese takes a trip to Owen Island to check out Rollins's rental property.
Glitches in the brain
Finch and Carter (Taraji P. Henson) work together to find that the Machine has put the gang on the trail of a serial killer who steals the identities of the people he kills. The killer's latest victim was at his vacation home on the island. The storm prevents Finch from getting word out to Reese, so he flies to Owen Island on his own plane in order to help out.
Meanwhile, Reese has been posing as a U.S. Marshal in order to team up with FBI Agent Fahey (Luke MacFarlane) who is also on the case. Because the killer can disguise himself so easily, he could be almost anyone on the island. His only problem is that he is stuck there. Finch rigs up a lie detector to see if he can figure out who is lying, while Reese and Agent Fahey question everyone.
The confrontation
The best part of the episode is when Finch's lie detector reveals the Agent Fahey may be the serial killer. The chapter suddenly becomes a combination of horror and murder mystery, as the killer cuts the power and kills the deputy sheriff (Becky Ann Baker). As Finch searches for proof that Agent Fahey is actually the killer, Fahey steps up behind Finch and puts a gun to his head. He even steals poor Finch's glasses and begins imitating him. How rude! Finch refuses to fly the psycho killer off the island, so he decides to kill Finch and find another way off.
Every moment between Finch and Fake Fahey is delicious. The scene is so creepy, you can feel your skin crawling as Fake Fahey speaks. We also see a whole new side of Finch, as Fake Fahey claims that he is living the lives of the people he kills better than they ever could, and Finch bravely calls him on it.
Carter and Beecher to the rescue
Carter finds out who the killer is on her own but is unable to get the word out to Finch and Reese. The weather is dangerous, so Beecher (Sterling K. Brown) decides to drive Carter to the island. On the way, Carter confronts Beecher about his problems with IAB. She goes so far as to reach for her gun when Beecher accelerates in annoyance, but he takes offense. He's seems surprised that Carter actually believes he could hurt her.
When Fake Fahey is on the verge of killing Finch, Carter takes him down from the front. Fake Fahey rises again (a la horror movie) because he was wearing body armor, and Beecher makes the kill shot from the other side of the room.
Kara Stanton's virus lives
At the end, Finch wonders whether the virus planted in the U.S. infrastructure by Kara Stanton is what caused the Machine to go dormant for three days. Without that glitch, Finch and Reese could have saved the last two victims, Agent Fahey and the Deputy Sheriff, on the island. Perhaps the Machine will get a mind of its own.
'Person of Interest' episode ‘Proteus’ becomes a murder mystery with a horror twist [recap]
By Kristen Dyrr | Yahoo! Contributor Network – Fri, Mar 8, 2013 9:37 AM PST
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| "Proteus" -- Reese (Jim Caviezel, left) joins forces with an FBI agent (Luke MacFarlane, right) to track track a killer on PERSON OF INTEREST, Thursday, March 7 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Photo: Giovanni Rufino/CBS ©2013 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved |
Glitches in the Machine
The episode starts out somewhat ominously, as the Machine has been completely quiet for three days, and the weather is harsh. Reese (Jim Caviezel) and Finch (Michael Emerson) take in a movie with Bear while they wait for a number, when lo and behold, the Machine calls them up as they stroll down the street after the film.
The Machine has given them six different numbers for people all across the country. All of them are dead. They initially believe it's another glitch, but something strange is going on. The latest POI, Jack Rollins, has a New York connection, so they check him out first. Finch heads for Rollins's home, while Reese takes a trip to Owen Island to check out Rollins's rental property.
Glitches in the brain
Finch and Carter (Taraji P. Henson) work together to find that the Machine has put the gang on the trail of a serial killer who steals the identities of the people he kills. The killer's latest victim was at his vacation home on the island. The storm prevents Finch from getting word out to Reese, so he flies to Owen Island on his own plane in order to help out.
Meanwhile, Reese has been posing as a U.S. Marshal in order to team up with FBI Agent Fahey (Luke MacFarlane) who is also on the case. Because the killer can disguise himself so easily, he could be almost anyone on the island. His only problem is that he is stuck there. Finch rigs up a lie detector to see if he can figure out who is lying, while Reese and Agent Fahey question everyone.
The confrontation
The best part of the episode is when Finch's lie detector reveals the Agent Fahey may be the serial killer. The chapter suddenly becomes a combination of horror and murder mystery, as the killer cuts the power and kills the deputy sheriff (Becky Ann Baker). As Finch searches for proof that Agent Fahey is actually the killer, Fahey steps up behind Finch and puts a gun to his head. He even steals poor Finch's glasses and begins imitating him. How rude! Finch refuses to fly the psycho killer off the island, so he decides to kill Finch and find another way off.
Every moment between Finch and Fake Fahey is delicious. The scene is so creepy, you can feel your skin crawling as Fake Fahey speaks. We also see a whole new side of Finch, as Fake Fahey claims that he is living the lives of the people he kills better than they ever could, and Finch bravely calls him on it.
Carter and Beecher to the rescue
Carter finds out who the killer is on her own but is unable to get the word out to Finch and Reese. The weather is dangerous, so Beecher (Sterling K. Brown) decides to drive Carter to the island. On the way, Carter confronts Beecher about his problems with IAB. She goes so far as to reach for her gun when Beecher accelerates in annoyance, but he takes offense. He's seems surprised that Carter actually believes he could hurt her.
When Fake Fahey is on the verge of killing Finch, Carter takes him down from the front. Fake Fahey rises again (a la horror movie) because he was wearing body armor, and Beecher makes the kill shot from the other side of the room.
Kara Stanton's virus lives
At the end, Finch wonders whether the virus planted in the U.S. infrastructure by Kara Stanton is what caused the Machine to go dormant for three days. Without that glitch, Finch and Reese could have saved the last two victims, Agent Fahey and the Deputy Sheriff, on the island. Perhaps the Machine will get a mind of its own.
Thursday, 7 March 2013
Wednesday, 27 February 2013
Luke guests in the 17th episode of Person of Interest Season 2
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| Cast | |||
 Jim Caviezel Reese |
 Michael Emerson Finch |
 Taraji P. Henson Carter |
 Kevin Chapman Fusco |
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| Bryan Burk: Executive Producer | J.J. Abrams: Executive Producer |
| David Semel: Executive Producer | Jonathan Nolan: Executive Producer |
| Greg Plageman: Executive Producer | |
Guest Cast & Credits
| Celebrity | Role | Episode | Airdate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kenneth Fink | Director | Season 2, Episode 17 Proteus |
Thu, Mar 7, 2013 |
| Becky Ann Baker | Deputy Erica Schmidt | Season 2, Episode 17 Proteus |
Thu, Mar 7, 2013 |
| Cindy Katz | Vicki Winter | Season 2, Episode 17 Proteus |
Thu, Mar 7, 2013 |
| Luke MacFarlane | Agent Alan Fahey | Season 2, Episode 17 Proteus |
Thu, Mar 7, 2013 |
| Sterling K. Brown | Det. Cal Beecher | Season 2, Episode 17 Proteus |
Thu, Mar 7, 2013 |
Thursday, 18 October 2012
Guest in Beauty and the Beast S01E02
YouTube has deleted my clip, so I put it on other place.
Wednesday, 25 July 2012
Luke will guest on Beauty and the Beast
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Exclusive: Brothers & Sisters' Luke MacFarlane to Guest on Beauty and the Beast
Jul 25, 2012 03:08 PM ET
by Natalie Abrams
Brothers & Sisters alum Luke MacFarlane will guest-star on CW's new series Beauty and the Beast, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.
Loosely based on the 1987 CBS series about an ADA and a noble man-beast who make a connection, the updated love story stars Smallville's Kristin Kreuk as Catherine Chandler, a cop who intersects with Vincent Keller (Jay Ryan), who was turned into a beast after a faulty military experiment.
Comic-Con: CW's Beauty and the Beast stays true to original by playing up forbidden romance
MacFarlane, who will appear in the second episode of the freshman series, will play Philippe Bertrand, the exacting yet talented artistic director the of the Bertrand Ballet Company who's intrinsically involved in his dancers' lives. Catherine will investigate the company after their prima-ballerina is murdered.
The 32-year-old actor is well-known for playing Scotty Wandell, the husband of Matthew Rhys' Kevin Walker, on Brothers & Sisters.
Beauty and the Beast premieres Thursday, Oct. 11 at 9/8c on The CW. Will you be watching?
Exclusive: Brothers & Sisters' Luke MacFarlane to Guest on Beauty and the Beast
Jul 25, 2012 03:08 PM ET
by Natalie Abrams
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| Luke MacFarlane |
Loosely based on the 1987 CBS series about an ADA and a noble man-beast who make a connection, the updated love story stars Smallville's Kristin Kreuk as Catherine Chandler, a cop who intersects with Vincent Keller (Jay Ryan), who was turned into a beast after a faulty military experiment.
Comic-Con: CW's Beauty and the Beast stays true to original by playing up forbidden romance
MacFarlane, who will appear in the second episode of the freshman series, will play Philippe Bertrand, the exacting yet talented artistic director the of the Bertrand Ballet Company who's intrinsically involved in his dancers' lives. Catherine will investigate the company after their prima-ballerina is murdered.
The 32-year-old actor is well-known for playing Scotty Wandell, the husband of Matthew Rhys' Kevin Walker, on Brothers & Sisters.
Beauty and the Beast premieres Thursday, Oct. 11 at 9/8c on The CW. Will you be watching?
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