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TV eh B Cs podcast – Eric Johnson the dark and stormy

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Edmonton-born and raised Eric Johnson is most familiar to audiences for his roles in Global TV’s ROOKIE BLUE, CW’s SMALLVILLE and the SYFY series FLASH GORDON. With recent performances in both ORPHAN BLACK and CRIMINAL MINDS, Eric is currently starring alongside Clive Owen in Steven Soderbergh’s THE KNICK for HBO/CINEMAX as Dr. Everett Gallinger. The show is already picked up for a second season to commence shooting in early 2015.

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Link: GLAAD report recognizes Lost Girl, Rookie Blue, Degrassi, Orphan Black

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From (US-based) GLAAD:

GLAAD’s Where We Are On TV
Following a decline last year, GLAAD has found an increase in the percentage of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) characters anticipated to appear on scripted primetime broadcast television in the coming year. The annual Where We Are on TV report forecasts the expected presence of LGBT characters for the upcoming 2014-2015 television season. Continue reading.

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Rookie Blue

Link: Rookie Blue’s Noam Jenkins on Traci and Jerry

From Eleni Armenakis of The TV Junkies:

More pining for Rookie Blue
“For American viewers, Canadian import Rookie Blue just wrapped up the explosive first half of Season 5, while Canadians have been reeling from the cliffhanger revelation for a couple of weeks now. But lost in the fuzz of that ultrasound is a number of other relationships in turmoil as Dov and Chloe ended up on the outs while Gail and Holly seemed to be moving in opposite directions.” Continue reading.

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