Brigid Brannagh, ARMY WIVES Lifetime TV star: Mr. Media Radio Interview

Has it really been a whole year? Wow. This time last year, “Army Wives” was on the eve of its second season and I had the great pleasure of welcoming the show’s creator, Katherine Fugate, as a guest.

Today’s pretty cool, too: Brigid Brannagh, who plays Pamela Moran on the hit Lifetime show, is about to join us to talk about the series’ third season.

Brigid has been acting for over 18 years. She’s had recurring roles on “CSI,” “Kindred: The Embraced,” “Legacy,” “Brooklyn South” and “Angel,” among others. Before joining “Army Wives, she was a series regular on the Steven Bochco series “Over There.”

She has also guest-starred on many television shows, including “Cold Case,” “Without a Trace,” “24,” “ER,” “Star Trek Enterprise,” “Charmed,” “Dharma and Greg,” “Roar,” “Sliders” and “NYPD Blue.”

Oh, man. There is nothing like a talented and beautiful redhead to start the day.

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Brian Krause, "CHARMED" TV co-star: Mr. Media Interview

Image via WikipediaBrian Krause had—from 1998 through 2006—what most guys would consider a most excellent day job: he played the character of “Leo” opposite Alyssa Milano, Holly Marie Combs, Shannen Doherty and Rose McGowan on the WB hit “Charmed.”

Like I said, not bad work if you can get it.

These days, Krause is out making his own mark in the world. In 2009, for example, he’ll star in three movies: Nowhere to Hide, The Gods of Circumstance and Growth.


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Brent Poer, TheWB.com video web site GM: Mr. Media Interview

Never let a good brand die.

That seems to be the marching order given to Brent Poer, general manager of TheWB.com, the web video site launching on Wednesday, August 27.

The WB, as you will recall, began in January 1995, and was the short-lived network home of many pop culture TV icons including Seventh Heaven, Steve Harvey, Jamie Foxx, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Dawson’s Creek, Felicity, Charmed, Gilmour Girls and Smallville. It ended its short but lively tenure in a merger with the UPN network a few years ago, forming The CW.

I can’t think of a single CW show I’ve watched more than once with the possible exception of Smallville. But UPN and The WB, I always thought, owned distinctive identities.

And now my guest, Brent Poer, is posed to bring The WB back from the dead.

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