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Sean Gunn In KGB Super Bowl Ad

Here’s another preview of The Good Wife that doesn’t include a glimpse of Cary Agos (played by Matt Czuchry, Logan on Gilmore Girls). Boo! It does however, include quite a bit of his love interest, Kalinda. On tonight’s episode, Alicia gets ready to prepare for Peter’s possible homecoming and has to defend a man accused of murdering his babysitter.

If you’re a fan of Cary, Matt’s character, the blog CBS has been maintaining for his character has been updated with some legal ruminations. Read more at Cary’s Corner.

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"The Good Wife" 1.14 'Hi'

Did anyone catch Celebrity Fit Club: Boot Camp last night on VH1? You may have seen a familiar face: Gilmore Girls alum Sebastian Bach, who played Gil, the lead singer of Lane’s band Hep Alien. Since Gilmore Girls ended Sebastian’s continued to play music and do bit parts in film and on T.V. Now, he apparently wants to lose some weight, joining a motley crew of celebrities including Kevin Federline, Bobby Brown, and Tanisha Thomas. Oh, to be a fly on the wall in that house!

Watch videos for Celebrity Fit Club: Boot Camp featuring Sebastian at VH1’s website.

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Sebastian Bach In "Celebrity Fit Club: Boot Camp"

According to Joel, who saw the pilot, Sarah is no Lorelai. She’s not chummy-chummy with her children. She’s a lot tougher and more of a mom than a buddy. That would definitely be different from ‘Gilmore Girls.’ Lorelai and Rory’s relationship was unique because they were really best friends… most of the time.

That might be true, but after watching this promo, I feel much like Allison does: that the way Sarah talks to her children when they walk away from her was Lorelai-esque:

I think that Lauren just owned the Lorelai character so well that now, unfortunately, we’ll always think of that when we watch her in other roles, even in drastically different ones (like say, her turn on Bad Santa). What do you think? Does this clip remind you of Lorelai?

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Will Lauren Graham's "Parenthood" Role Just Be A Reprise of Lorelai Gilmore?

All I want to know this week: did he do it?!? This week on The Good Wife, we focused more on the case than the characters. At least that’s how it felt to me. Perhaps I was simply more interested in the case. A high profile murder. Did the husband do it or not? Such a creep, but a murderer? I just don’t know!

Other thoughts:

- Was Alicia pleased to know her husband, though a cheater, was not lying about everything?
- Were you glad Alicia shared her feelings with her husband, finally? Are her rules enough?
- Would you buy a gun? Do you think we will see that plot continue?
- We need more Cary!!!

Image: Eike Schroter/CBS ©2009 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved.

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"The Good Wife" 1.13 'Bad' Discussion

In December, I posted a promo video Liza Weil (Paris on Gilmore Girls) did for the popular web series, Anyone But Me. I’m happy to report that Liza will be guest-starring on the show in a multi-episode arc starting this month! Liza will play the role of a pregnant psychiatrist named Dr. Glass.

In an article posted on Newteevee.com, I learned that Liza has a personal connection with show creator and producer Susan Miller. They met in a theater workshop in 2006, where Liza met her husband, Paul Adelstein. Susan even performed Liza and Paul’s wedding ceremony! Liza told Neweevee that it was “a lot of fun and truly an honor” to film her guest role.

Watch all of the episodes at Anyone But Me’s official website.

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Liza Weil To Guest Star On "Anyone But Me"

After what’s felt like an eternity, The Good Wife finally comes back to CBS with a new episode tonight. In the meantime, I’m sad to report that Matt Czuchry (Logan on Gilmore Girls) did not win a SAG award along with the rest of the cast, but lead Julianna Marguiles did score one for her portrayal of Alicia. Does that make sense?

Anyway, on with the show! On tonight’s episode, Alicia has to defend a wealthy client who she has doubts about and Pete’s appeal trial starts. As you can see from the preview, this episode is quite intense!

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"The Good Wife" 1.13 'Bad' Preview Video

EW.com posted a list of this week of the “Top 10 TV Kid Missteps“and included our very own April Nardini, Luke’s long-lost daughter, played by Vanessa Marano. The character of April made little sense considering what we already knew about Luke and created yet another rift between Luke and Lorelai, leading to their breakup.

What did you think of the addition of April to the show? Did you think it was a silly stunt to create more conflict between Luke and Lorelai? Or, did you like April?

Here’s a video of Luke and April, to refresh your memory:

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April Nardini Mentioned As A "TV Kid Misstep" On EW.Com

In the movie, Alexis plays “Beth,” a young woman torn between slick Wall Street guy Tommy and nice guy Tommy. In the following scene, Tommy comes over to meet Beth at her apartment before a date, where several of her girlfriends are hanging out. Since Tommy is on time to meet her, her friends joke that he’s gay!

The Good Guy comes to select cities on February 19.

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Another Clip Of Alexis Bledel's Film, "The Good Guy"

On the differences between The Good Wife’s Cary and Gilmore Girls‘ Logan:

“I think the main difference was Logan was pretty lost and young, and he didn’t really have any idea of who he was. He was spontaneous and would do whatever he wanted for him. Cary is essentially the opposite in that he’s very focused, very driven, and you know, he went to law school young and is focused on what he wants to do with his career…Cary has a maturity about him and has his sh*t together when Logan didn’t.”

On the oft-rumored possibility of a Gilmore Girls movie:

“I’ve seen things written about that on the internet, but just so everybody knows, I have not heard the first word about that– not through my agents or managers or Amy…it hasn’t even been brought up.

As far as I’m concerned, it’s not really anything real in my world, but that being said, anything that Amy writes is going to catch my eye, and I’m going to read it and take a look at it and see if it would make sense for me to be a part of. That was a great character to play. I care for Amy a lot; she’s a great writer, so if she were to write something that’s definitely something I’m going to pay attention to.”

Well, if Amy decides to go through with the plan for a Gilmore Girls movie, it certainly is promising that Matt would be open to participating. I hope they bring him back for The Good Wife!

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Matt Czuchry Calls Logan Huntzberger "Lost And Young"