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Adam Rayner of on FX girlfriend and I because we move around a lot and you tend to not end up buying contracts for whichever; be Sky in England. So we have Apple TV and we sort of buy things as we go along. Jane Lynch of Game on NBC binge-watch of I think brilliantly acted and writt and produced and directed, the whole Yunjin Kim of on ABC get on my Netflix and just watch available or get on Hulu. I really watch television unless (laughs). But see, Is the New is something that I watched like I always wait until I can see at least three seasons because a very impatient person.

You know, when I think of certain things, got to Google it now. just one of those people, so I binge watch like crazy, with of and was another BBC TV show I watched recently and loved. You know, more of a sci-fi girl, I guess. I like my thrillers, I like my sci-fi stuff, Conan of on TBS days, all I do is DVR I make the whole family watch and boy, do they hate me! No, we watch my show at my house, which I think is really healthy. I want my kids to think a realtor.

I do watch of which is fantastic and delightful and I watched last year and loved it, and going to watch that when back." Va ll ey Morning Star Ju 5 11, 2015 19 Bret Harrison has a television history, but it usually cast him as someone from real history. The former star of such shows as and is playing one of Mercury Seven, Gordon Cooper, in Thursday drama series Astronaut Wives Based on Lily best-seller, it has multiple appeals for the actor; not only does it reteam him with friend and co-star Odette Annable, who portrays wife Trudy, it also gives him the challenge of embodying someone who actually lived. was obviously a decade full of righteous Harrison reflects, JFK and civil rights and the space race. For us to have pulled this off, really impressed with everybody behind the show. huge 14 series regulars, then a whole new set of and coming in after a few episodes.

Astronaut Wives also makes unique technical requirements of Harrison and his co-stars, since as their real-life alter egos, inserted into archival moments as if they actually were there. lot of it was just still photos as well as actual he reports. look at them, then try to emulate what these guys were doing. It certainly was something never been a part of The original story also was told in the book and movie Right and Harrison admits he was between wanting to watch and not wanting to the 1983 film before he started his Wives work. Ultimately, he it not necessarily for character, but just to see what its take on the astronauts was.

why I think this show is such a great idea, because truly the flip of that, really getting into the perspectives. Even when I read the pilot, I and, I think, most of the world had no idea of this other Birthdate: April 6, 1982 Birthplace: Portland, Ore. Current residence: Los Angeles Marital status: Married; has a one-year-old son Other television work includes: O.C.,” for Order: Special Victims Movies include: You in Gras: Spring Chicago On lot of people ask if come back, or if they could make it into a movie. It definitely had sort of a cult following. People will catch something a year later and it becomes this huge thing, but I think because shows are more accessible now than when they were Favorite movie: would say is up there and of and And which watched about 15 times.

so simple and done so well. And it was produced by Michael London, an executive producer of Astronaut Wives Favorite television series not in: of definitely, and I also love and Favorite singer: BY JAY BOBBIN Checking in with BRET HARRISON.