Looks like we are gonna get to see Scottie back on television soon!
According to IMDB she will make a guest appearance on ”Drop Dead Diva” on July 11. Scottie will play a character named Jocelyn in episode 2×05 “Senti-Mental Journey“. The show airs on Lifetime.
Set Report Part 2: Skyline
It’s Shock’s second visit to the set of Skyline, the Strause Brothers new indie sci-fi thriller, and the production is on its final three days of principle photography before completely wrapping. Again, the crew and writers are cool, calm and collected. All of the lead actors are in one of the shooting location’s well-furnished suites relaxing in between takes.
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This is also the first truly physical part that Thompson‘s had and she admits to having a desire to do more action oriented stuff. “The beginning of the movie was much lighter,” she clarifies. “Later on, we got to the really intense stuff on the helipad of the roof. That was exhausting to do, but I’d leave pumped up because I got to spend the day running around. I totally want to do an action film! I never thought that I’d secretly want to do an action flick but now I want to.”
“Trauma” is officially cancelled. It doesn’t really come as a surprise but still.. I wish we could have had a proper ending. Oh, well.. let’s hope for new exciting projects for Scottie in the near future!
NBC cancels ‘Mercy,’ ‘Trauma’
Some have wondered how far ratings need to drop on an NBC show to get cancelled. Here it is.
NBC has put the medical drama “Mercy” out of its misery. The long-struggling Wednesday night drama most recently pulled a 1.0 rating among adults 18-49 in the 9 p.m. hour.
The network also officially pulled the plug on its other freshman medical drama this season, “Trauma.”
NBC executives indicated the show was cancelled once already this season, then ordered a few additional episodes once it became clear “The Jay Leno Show” wasn’t going to last. “Trauma” was averaging around a 1.7 rating in its final days.
“Mercy” and “Trauma” joins “Law & Order” on the NBC axe-list, which after a protracted struggle officially got cut this morning.
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Don’t miss the season finale tonight!
Episode 1.18 “Crossed Wires”
April 26, 2010 at 9pm on NBCA problem with dispatch creates chaos when medics are sent scrambling to the wrong locations. Marisa (Aimee Garcia) reconnects with her army buddy Casey (guest star Wes Brown) but their visit takes a dark turn. Boone (Derek Luke) plans a surprise party for Tyler’s (Kevin Rankin) birthday. Elsewhere, Nancy, (Anastasia Griffith), who has a lot on her plate as she deals with a terminal cancer patient, ponders the next step with Rabbit (Cliff Curtis) in their relationship. Taylor Kinney also stars. Scottie Thompson also guest stars.
From Bloody-Disgusting.com:
It’s bright up here; blinding, really. I silently curse myself for not bringing sunglasses as the blazing sun beats down from above, creating a harsh glare on the white rooftop in front of me. I’m standing at the summit of a high-rise condominium complex in Marina del Rey, the city of Los Angeles spread out below me in all directions except West, where the cool blue of the Pacific stretches as far as the eye can see.
Stepping into a covered shelter I’m greeted by a bank of electronic equipment that includes two monitors, both of which display actress Scottie Thompson, in real time, gripping something just out of frame. It’s an axe, actually, which I can see as she lifts it into view, but there’s more – something dangling from the end of it…something both bloody and disgusting, I can assure you. A command is shouted in her direction, and she turns around to find… Well, I don’t know. But even if I did know, I couldn’t tell you.
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Co-star Thompson, a pretty girl with a pair of profoundly azure eyes made more stunning by the navy blue robe wrapped around her thin body, echoed this sentiment when I asked about the physical demands of the role:
“[I’m] living in a really hyped-up state for the majority of the film by virtue of the genre”, she told me. “It’s a taxing experience emotionally, of course, but even physically when your body’s that tense all the time.” Describing her character as a “girl-next-door type… [with] an edge”, the actress was reticent to tell me too much, for fear of revealing something forbidden.
“She’s a very strong-willed character”, she said hesitantly. “I don’t know what I can say without giving it away. But yeah, I think she’s someone who knows who she is. She’s a lot more introverted than a lot of the women in the [film]. She keeps to herself, she’s sort of a fish-out-of-water in this particular setting…and I think really finds her voice over the course of the film.”
Don’t miss tonights episode!
Episode 1.17 “Sweet Jane”
April 19, 2010 at 9pm on NBCIn the process of gathering stories for his book, Glenn (Taylor Kinney) finds himself discussing unusual calls with his work mates and ends up hearing much more than he imagined. Elsewhere, Tyler’s (Kevin Rankin) dad (guest star Glenn Morshower) comes to town for a visit. Derek Luke, Cliff Curtis, Anastasia Griffith, Aimee Garcia and Jamey Sheridan also star. Scottie Thompson guest stars.
Tonight on “Trauma”:
Episode 1.16 “Frequent Fliers″
April 12, 2010 at 9pm on NBCNancy (Anastasia Griffith) and her father (guest star John Terry) clash over his new role as the head of the Trauma center. Marisa (Aimee Garcia) has a surprising dream about Rabbit (Cliff Curtis), and it begins to affect their working relationship. Boone (Derek Luke) and Tyler (Kevin Rankin) respond to a call at a mosque and have a difference of opinion on how to treat the patient. Elsewhere, Ira (guest star Richard Kind), known for his tendency to call in repeatedly for medical assistance, resurfaces. Scottie Thompson also guest stars.
NBC cuts “Trauma” to 18, finale set for April 20
NBC’s on-again, off-again relationship with “Trauma” is back to the off phase. The Peacock has confirmed the series will now wrap its season on Monday, April 26 at 9:00/8:00c.
Production was halted after 18 episodes, two shy of its planned 20-episode commitment.
Repeats of “Law & Order” will fill the Monday, 9:00/8:00c hour on May 3 and May 10 – “Trauma’s” original finale date.
Source: Futon Critic
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