Podcasts about abc's no ordinary family

Romany Malco is an actor who you'll recognize from films like "The 40-Year-Old Virgin" and "Think Like A Man" and from TV shows like Showtime's "Weeds" and ABC's "No Ordinary Family." Recently, he starred in Amazon's "Mad Dogs." In short, he's a well-respected and constantly working actor who you probably recognize. Full show notes available at http://ktla.com/frankbuckleyinterviews.

Hey ATA Listeners, it's Dan here, ready to have Nico throw the book at you, no just kidding. I'm actually here to give you a new podcast episode that's not so ordinary this week due to Turkey Day formally known as Thanksgiving. And how the episode is different this week is that we only have a review of Chuck but don't worry you're not gonna be short changed on any ATA fun, since we use the extra time created by our other favorite shows being on hiatus to cover two new hit shows that premiered this fall ABC's No Ordinary Family and CBS's Hawaii Five-0. Highlights from this episode include some big casting news on the upcoming Christopher Nolan/Zach Snyder Superman movie, Nico's fascination over the term Giant Blond She-Male and we have a slight debate over the violence featured on Hawaii Five-0.  Plus Nico and I reveal our favorite characters from both No Ordinary Family and Hawaii Five-0.

Anniversary week comes to a close with two fun interviews to celebrate the goodness that one of our guests coined, "Naked Friday." Julie Benz, who plays Stephanie on ABC's "No Ordinary Family," stopped by the show to chat about her previous role, Rita, from SHOWTIME's "Dexter." She revealed to us about the killing of the character as well as rumors surrounding the character and actress' departure. Daniel Goddard, Cane Ashby on CBS Daytime's "The Young and the Restless," stopped by to chat with fans about his upcoming storyline that is in effect right now, where fans will start to learn of Cane's checkered past.

Shakespeare! Harry Belafonte! Nazis! Anne with an E! Muy Tai! Outtakes! What connects these things? Are you willing to find out? And you ready to accept the consequences? Find all this out and more in our fourth podcast as we delve into the Moral Universe: what it is, what it means, why it matters, and all that brouhaha. Then stick around for discussion of ABC's No Ordinary Family, a Hitchcock-inspired episode of The X-Files, and CYOA cinema. It's all here, and much, much more, at Derailed Trains of Thought. Show Notes