Episode 2 of Cataclysmo, now on Hulu, is now online and features Derek Houck as a government official reviewing the work of Dr. Crankshaft. Check out the scene above, and if you have Hulu+, you can watch the entire episode in HD on your TV or smartphone!
Derek recently bought Christopher Emerson some Cantaloop frozen yogurt, and in return Chris made this wonderful thank you video promoting Derek and Napoleon Bon Appétit. Enjoy!
The reviews are out for the West Coast premiere of “The View From Here,” and they like what they’re seeing. The Tolucan Times calls it a “compelling story” with a “cast of sophisticated actors.”
It’s the mid-80′s in a small town in Kentucky. Hair, aerobics and microwaves are all big… and Fern hasn’t left her house in 6 years. A high-spirited agoraphobic, she is perfectly happy to watch the world go by as she waits for a sign from God telling her to throw open her screen door. With a sister in the midst of an identity crisis, a wacky neighbor with never-ending horror stories, and a drama across the street involving a squalling baby and loud golf pants, hilarity ensues with a surprise gift of some real insight into the human heart.
I play Arnold, whose wife has left him and taken “every stick of furniture but the crib and the baby in it.” He knocks on Fern’s door looking for a baby-sitter, but quickly finds himself caught up in all the household drama.
“The View From Here” runs Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm, and Sundays at 7pm until June 12th at the Actors Workout Studio, located at 4735 Lankershim Blvd., North Hollywood, CA 91602. Tickets are $18 and can be purchased by calling the Box Office (818-506-3903) or online at Brown Paper Tickets.
Discount tickets are also available at LA Stage Alliance and Stubdog. I hope to see you all there!
Set your DVRs, because I will appearing on the Season 3 premiere of United States of Tara on Showtime tonight at 10:30pm ET/PT!
In the Season 3 premiere, Tara decides to finish the last few credits she needs to earn her college degree, but Max worries the stress will trigger a transition to one of her alters; Kate tries to plan the next phase of her life; Charmaine is pregnant but still avoids committing to Neil; Marshall and Lionel purchase a video camera together for filmmaking class. I play a waiter in Barnabeez, the seafood restaurant Kate Gregson used to work at.
Executive Produced by Steven Spielberg and created by Diablo Cody, the Academy Award winning writer of Juno, the SHOWTIME Original Series United States of Tara returns for a third season. Suburban wife and mother Tara Gregson (Emmy Award winner Toni Collette) juggles her family and career while suffering from Dissociative Identity Disorder — a condition formerly known as multiple personality disorder. It’s never a dull moment in the
Gregson household, as Tara’s supportive husband Max and their two teenaged children, Kate and Marshall, try to lead as much of a “normal” life as possible.
Napoleon is back with a new season of “Napoleon Bon Appétit!”
In the season premiere, we go behind the scenes of the show as Napoleon tries to make a valentine for his Kitchen Wench, (played by the series co-creator, Katherine Browning) but his
plans go haywire due to a nosy interviewer (Heidi Schooler) and an opportunistic crew member. (Robert Walters)
Season two will continue every other Wednesday as Napoleon and the Kitchen Wench conquer new recipes and meet new guest stars Nicolas James, Rachel Whitman, and former “America’s Next Top
Model” finalist, Kimberly Leemans. This season also includes the return of Christine Moore as the famous French chef, Louisette Caro!
I hope you enjoy watching season two as much as I enjoyed writing and filming it.