FBI Dramas

I had the amazing honor of being on a press conference call today with one of my heroes (and every criminal’s nightmare), John Walsh, the host of America’s Most Wanted. He is totally excited about AMW catching its 1,000th criminal! It’s an amazing milestone. You can catch the story of this important capture on America’s Most Wanted: America Fights Back, on Saturday, May 17, at 9:00 PM ET on Fox.
In the interview, he had plenty to say, and these are some of the topics he touched on today:

What he is most proud of as far as being a part …read more

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Poppy Montgomery portrays Samantha Spade, one of our favorite female FBI  agents on Without A Trace, and she’s been talking about her latest and most important role, motherhood.
Being a first-time mother, she has the best advice for new moms, which is to “let go and allow what will happen to happen”. Her new son, named Jackson Phillip, has already had the introductions with her fellow Without A Trace cast members, and she even notes that he already knew all their voices before he was born in December.
Poppy says that the she and the proud father of Jackson, her boyfriend Adam …read more

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Numb3rs star Rob Morrow did an interview a while back, and reveals some interesting thoughts about his character, Don Eppes. Besides math in the show, the biggest draw may be the relationship between Don and his brother Charlie Eppes, and Rob agrees that he’s looking forward to delving into more of it.
Rob also dishes about his family, and doing something that many may fear, skydiving. I can’t think of a reason to jump out of a perfectly good plane, but Rob’s story gives some pause on this idea.
One concept of this FBI drama is that a lot of the characterization …read more

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Rob Morrow is no stranger to pizza, Stromboli or WGA strike picket lines in NY. This hot lead from Numb3rs was interviewed this week, and he talks about his work on the picket lines, his NY excursions and what’s going on with his FBI drama show.
Here are some highlights from the short interview:

Rob lives in L.A., but has an apartment in N.Y.
He loves to walk the streets in N.Y.,and find good pizza.
On the WGA strike, he’s noticed that the mood in L.A. is a bit more foreboding compared to N.Y., (and cites an instance of writers who’ve also been affected …read more

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