Tonight's episode of FX's Nip/Tuck (Tuesdays at 10 pm/ET) splits its time between the present day, when Julia is preparing to leave Sean and Christian behind for good, and the year 2026, when a grown-up Annie and Conor McNamara reveal just how troubled an upbringing they each endured. Playing adult Annie is Jennifer Elise Cox (the Brady Bunch movies, Lovespring International), who recently gave TVGuide.com a sneak peek at the future-shock ahead, and also talked up her new, freewheeling comedy series.
TVGuide: Were you a fan at all of Nip/Tuck going into this role?Jennifer Elise Cox: Oh, my god, I am a stalker-obsessed f
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Jean Smart wants to make a cheesy little movie called "All the Scenes I'd Really Like to See on 24."
"Wouldn't it be fun to find President Logan floating in the moat around the western White House?" jokes Smart, who plays Martha Logan, the show's unhinged first lady whose motto ought to be: Just Say Yes... to Prescription Medication. "Or — here's one! — we see Logan coming out of Martha's closet in a little Chanel dress with high heels!"
Smart and her presidential costar, Gregory Itzin, need to "fill in the blanks with our characters," she says, because 24's producers, eager to maintain dramatic tension, "don't want us to know a thing about where our characters came from or where the hell
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"You know, kids, a wise man once said...." So started many an ill-spoken piece of advice from patriarch Mike to his brood in The Brady Bunch Movie and its sequels. Long before and ever since he sported that memorable perm, journeyman actor Gary Cole has tackled a wide range of TV and feature roles, even earning a cult following with his turn as boss man Bill Lumbergh in 1999's Office Space. Now Cole is breaking away from camp and satire — and packing serious heat — as Conrad Rose, the leader of an elite team of lawmen tracking Los Angeles' 100 most dangerous fugitives in Wanted, TNT's new crime drama (premiering Sunday at 10pm/ET). TVGuide: You’ve got to be excited; this is your first badass role in a while, isn’t it?
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