NCIS FANS-THIS IS YOUR WET DREAM
Firstly apologies from the Fox Insider-or shall I say Fox Procrastinator...the blog has been neglected but this is a work in progress and hopefully, come next week, it will be up and running once more, whahey!
But, I'm buzzed. Such is why I have decided to post something. Well, "something" is an understatement. What I am about to share with you is like being told you have just won a year's supply of Cadbury's Wispa Gold Bars-velvety milk chocolate biscuit with a layer of caramel-what more could you want.
Brace yourselves...Sunday...September 28th...9pm...the first episode of NCIS season six will be shown exclusively on FX. That's right Harmon fans. The one-off special screening of the new episode comes only one week after the season five finale! Now if that's not love for your viewers-I don't know what is. Miss it and rue the day!
Until next time...
TARANTINO GETS HIS NAZI
Tarantino, who has been assembling his assault team for his latest project, the World War II action thingy - Inglorious Bastards, has apparently landed Diane Kruger. Diane, who must be doing something right given her career is still going strong after both National Treasure and Troy, will reportedly be playing Bridget Von Hammersmark (Fox Insider supposes that this character is a Nazi though we do await confirmation), the role originally tipped to be played by Nastassja Kinski. We didn't tip her. So there.
THE ANGELIC TIM ROTH
Tim Roth has reportedly signed up for a role in Skellig, a new Sky One "drama blockbuster" initiative which will be released theatrically after its television premiere next spring. Skellig is the story of a young boy who discovers a fallen angel in his garage and, in nursing him back to health, gets his heavenly rewards. Roth will be joining Kelly MacDonald, Bill Milner and John Simm on the credits.
BBC ROAD TRIP
Having been out-expensed by the sports department jolly to China, the BBC political crew have decided to live it up with a 38 day bus tour around the grand old United States to cover the Presidential Election this November. Apparently everyone is getting in on the act: TV, Radio, Online and even the guys from the world service who will be turning in their expense forms in 12 different languages. They don't call it the British Blagging Corporation for nothing you know.