Podcasts about nbc's heroes

Steve Cooper talks with actor Eric Roberts. Eric is and Academy Award nominee for his role in Runaway Train, and a three-time Golden Globe nominee for Runaway Train, Star 80, and King of the Gypsies. His feature films include The Pope of Greenwich Village, Raggedy Man, Nobody's Fool, Best of the Best, The Specialist, The Dark Knight, The Expendables and Inherit Vice to name a few. On television he starred in the sitcom Less than Perfect and had memorable recurring roles include USA's Suits, CSI and Code Black for CBS, NBC's Heroes, and Crash for Starz plus the soap opera The Young and the Restless. He has also appeared in guest star roles on ABC's Greys Anatomy, NBC's Will & Grace, Fox's Brooklyn Nine-Nine, CBS' Hawaii Five-O, HBO's Entourage, and many more.

This week Morgan is back to help deconstruct Episodes 33:The Northern Wall of Briggs and 34: Ice Queen. Team Street Rat and the Elrics head North, we debate the character of Kimblee, I dismiss Captain Buccaneer as a meathead, and we remember the sad fate of NBC'S Heroes.

A Very PRIDEful June ends with a BANG! The hilarious Fran Gillespie joins Matt & Bowen to warn about the dangers of microblading your eyebrows. Don't microblade your eyebrows. Your eyebrows will turn into bleeding caterpillars. Aside from that, the trio discuss the horrors of giving advice when you're young and unaccomplished, consuming label-less vodka in high school, marathoning NBC's Heroes, how hair color affects your body chemistry, Celebrity Boy Crushes, Titanic, being mean to loved ones, the insanity of In Touch magazine, and MORE!  --- LAS CULTURISTAS HAS A PATREON! For $5/month, you get exclusive access to WEEKLY Patreon-ONLY Las Culturistas content!! https://www.patreon.com/lasculturistas SUBSCRIBE ON APPLE PODCASTS TODAY! CONNECT W/ LAS CULTURISTAS ON FACEBOOK & TWITTER for the best in "I Don't Think So, Honey" action, updates on live shows, conversations with the Las Culturistas community, and behind-the scenes photos/videos: twitter.com/lasculturistas LAS CULTURISTAS IS A FOREVER DOG PODCAST foreverdogpodcasts.com/las-culturistas  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Voted by TV Guide as "Hollywood's 25 Hottest", James recently finished filming FOX's hit series Sleepy Hollow, CBS's NCIS:LA, the new HBO show Animals, the new sitcom School of Rock (Nickelodeon), and recurring on the FX drama Justified. He will next be appearing in Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders, and recently appeared in Hawaii Five-O on CBS, and is beloved to many for his 4-year run on NBC's Heroes as 'Ando'. A world traveler & adrenalin-junkie, James once bungee jumped 8 times in one day in Cairns, Australia, slid down waterfalls in Queenstown, New Zealand, scuba dived into caves in Maui, Hawaii, and deep water solo'ed at the island of Ko Phi Phi, Thailand - where he back-flipped for the first time 50 feet high off a limestone cliff.

James Kyson was voted by TV Guide as "Hollywood's 25 Hottest", he recently finished filming NCIS:LA (CBS), the new HBO show Animals, the new sitcom School of Rock (Nickelodeon), and recurring on the FX drama Justified. He also recently finished Hawaii Five-O on CBS, and a 4-year run on NBC's Heroes as 'Ando'. James will be in two feature films released later this year: Another Time (Romantic Comedy), and The Livingston Gardener (Thriller). He also recently wrapped the feature Take Off (fka Banana Season), where he had to train as a Mixed Martial Arts fighter for six weeks. A native of NYC, James graduated from Bronx H.S. of Science, then went on to study communications & broadcasting at Boston University, & New England Institute of the Arts. After a stint in a hip-hop group in college, and trying out improv comedy, James moved to LA on a one-way ticket & a single suitcase, where he began his training in music, dance, and acting. His first ever Television audition landed him on CBS's J.A.G. Other TV credits include CSI, NBC's Las Vegas, the West Wing, Heist, as well as ABC's Threat Matrix, & CW's All about the Andersons. A world traveler & adrenalin-junkie, James once bungee jumped 8 times in one day in Cairns, Australia, slid down waterfalls in Queenstown, New Zealand, scuba dived into caves in Maui, Hawaii, and deep water solo'ed at the island of Ko Phi Phi, Thailand - where he back-flipped for the first time 50 feet high off a limestone cliff. He & his wife Jamee also just ran the 2016 LA Half Marathon. James plays basketball for The Hollywood Knights, a charity celebrity team, and participated in Robbie Williams' Soccer Aid for UNICEF, at Manchester United's Old Trafford in England. He is also an Ambassador for the International Organization Good Neighbors, and their Water for Life campaign. James' Favorite Quote:"Today's ceiling is tomorrow's floor." James' Favorite Book: Links From Today's Show:@JamesKysonwww.jamesandjamee.comhttp://www.imdb.com/name/nm1645304/ Today's Sponsor:

Tune in for a special morning edtion of That's Entertainment as I talk with model/actor Ryan Guzman.  Guzman is best known for portraying Sean Asa in the fourth and fifth installments of the "Step Up" series and Noah Sandborn in "The Boy Next Door", with Jennifer Lopez.   Now he can be seen as a superhero in the new television premiere of "Heroes Reborn" on NBC.  Join me on Thursday at 11am ET as I talk with the very handsome, Ryan Guzman on www.blogtalkradio.com/tammyjones-gibbs or call in to listen at 347-637-2656   Like that's entertainment on fb at - facebook.com/thatsentertainment.radio Follow us on twitter at - thatsentertain1

I'm not really in collections.. I am just over collecting stuff I do not need. I have jumped on the heroclix bandwagon.. shame.. Also, my weekly comic grab, The Walking Dead recap, NBC's Heroes is coming back and Marvel & Netflix have partnered to bring us exclusive super hero shows coming soon!!

a TV show review of NBC's Heroes by Kimmy; a news story explaining MMORPGs from Aidan and Logan; and a music review of 3rd Eye Blind by Derek.

This issue:Dr. Peter Coogan returns to the program to talk about upcoming comic conferences, as well as a discussion as to why NBC's Heroes, is not a superhero show. Also, Stephen Schleicher and Dr. Coogan continue to explore the topic of superheroes as modern mythology. Contact us at podcast@majorspoilers.com A big Thank You goes out to everyone who downloads, subscribes, listens, and supports this show. We really appreciate you taking the time to listen to our ramblings each week. Tell your friends about the podcast, get them to subscribe and, be sure to visit the Major Spoilers site and forums.

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The fragmenting audiences and proliferating channels of contemporary television are changing how programs are made and how they appeal to viewers and advertisers. Some media and advertising spokesmen are arguing that smaller, more engaged audiences are more valuable than the passive viewers of the Broadcast Era. They focus on the number of viewers who engage with the program and its extensions -- web sites, podcasts, digital comics, games, and so forth. What steps are networks taking to prolong and enlarge the viewer's experience of a weekly series? How are networks and production companies adapting to and deploying digital technologies and the Internet? And what challenges are involved in creating a series in which individual episodes are only part of an imagined world that can be accessed on a range of devices and that appeals to gamers, fans of comics, lovers of message boards or threaded discussions, digital surfers of all sorts? In this forum, producers from the NBC series Heroes will discuss their hit show as well as the nature of network programming, the ways in which audiences are measured, the extension of television content across multiple media channels, and the value that producers place on the most active segments of their audiences.

Stephen, Jon, and I talk about the latest episode of NBC's Heroes, Season Two, Episode Three, as we spin this segment off into its own podcast. SPOILER WARNING - If you haven't watched the show, you may not want to listen to this episode, because we talk about the whole show. You've been warned! Don't say we didn't tell you!

Sean returns to rambling about TV shows, abandoning the bones left behind by the late WB and targeting bigger game.  No more Gilmore Girls, no more One Tree Hilll, no more OC.  This time around it's about Fox thrillers like PrisonBreak and why a guy who needs to get a tattoo to remember where he left his car is considered a genius.  Now it's about why 24 is losing ground to NBC's Heroes, and shows about how networks should set a higher standard for their shows (like Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip) are never gonna be long for this world.  And a little about Smallville, too.

ReviewsThe Bakers Meet Jingle Belle One-shot, Dave Stewart's Walk In #1, and Criminal Macabre: Two Red Eyes. InterviewBryan Fuller, Co-Executive Producer/Writer of NBC's HEROES.