Jack Coleman

TV Casting Call: Jack Coleman Heads to THE OFFICE, Rob Riggle to Train CHUCK and Gwyneth Paltrow Confirmed for GLEE

by Ethan Anderton    Posted: September 28th, 2010 at 5:10 pm

Here’s a trio of casting updates for some fan favorite series. First up, since he doesn’t have to work for a mysterious company on Heroes anymore, EW reports Jack Coleman will be making a guest star appearance on The Office. He’s not a new Dunder-Mifflin Sabre employee but rather a government official who possesses a “Jon Hamm-esque wholesomeness.” No other details are currently known, but having enjoyed his turn as Horn-Rimmed Glasses anti-hero in the since canceled superhero series, it’ll be interesting to see him in a comedy.

Casting news for Chuck and Glee after the jump.

6 Clips from the Premiere of HEROES Volume 5: Redemption

by Steve 'Frosty' Weintraub    Posted: September 14th, 2009 at 10:00 pm

With NBC’s “Heroes” set to return next week with its season premiere, we’ve been provided with 6 clips from the two hour episode. So if you’ve been waiting all summer for the return of the show, after the jump you can see some new footage. Since I’ve already written about my thoughts on the show, I’m just going to leave you with the clips. Also, I’m in Toronto at the Film Festival and have got a lot to write about…but I’ll say it again, getting Ray Park on the show was a smart move. In one of the clips you can see his powers.

HEROES Volume 5 Premiere Synopsis

by Steve 'Frosty' Weintraub    Posted: September 4th, 2009 at 10:37 am

While I have serious issues with NBC’s “Heroes”, I still watch every week. As I have said repeatedly on Collider, if you put people with super powers on TV, I’ll tune in. I know I have a problem.

Anyway, each season I always think this will be the year “Heroes” gets it right. They’ll finally write the show with some intelligence and come up with an interesting storyline. But then the show premieres, and I get mad that I still watch. So will this be the year “Heroes” turns it around? Probably not. But they have added Robert Knepper and Ray Park, so they’ve at least done something right. Anyhow, NBC has just released the synopsis for the two hour premiere airing September 21^st, so if you want to know what the premiere is about, click the jump. When NBC releases clips I’ll post them.

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