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Summer Glau Suspicions on Grey’s Anatomy

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UPDATED: Friday, March 16, 2012 05:53
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Monday, March 12, 2012 10:46 PM

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BOOMTRON.COM - When actress Summer Glau makes a guest appearance, people notice. Every fanboy’s dream has been stepping out onto the set of Grey’s Anatomy, playing a recurring role. We have two teasers for you today to keep you up to speed as her storyline continues. For the ABC medical drama, Glau is nurse Emily Kovach. Her initial episode was called “If Only You Were Lonely”, which premiered February 23rd. Since then, the character the former star of Firefly, Dollhouse and Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles has been bringing to life has been making Cristina insane with jealously...

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Monday, March 12, 2012 11:03 PM

JEANDUPONTEL

Even if i'm a great fan of sci-fi, i'm glad Summer Glau is leaving the genre in favor of mainstream tv shows because sci-fi on broadcast tv is a dead end.

The fans were worried that she had only a silent cameo in Grey's but we were relieved when we learned she would come back in this week episode.
The nurse played by Summer drives Cristina crazy (unvoluntary?); i love it when the jaleous doctor says to nurse Emily : "Can you stop screwing my husband".

The two new sneak peek for upcoming episode, inwhich Summer Glau has a few lines, can be found here :

http://summerglauwiki.com/news/promo_video_grey_s_anatomy_8x16_one_ste
p_too_far/2012-03-02-268
and here :

http://summerglauwiki.com/news/sneak_peek_grey_s_anatomy_8x17_one_step
_too_far/2012-03-09-271

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Tuesday, March 13, 2012 5:04 AM

GWEK

Apologies for sidetracking from the main topic, but I find it interesting that you refer to sci fi on TV as a "dead end." Historically, I think it's been just the opposite. Genre TV seems to indulge in far more "stunt casting" than non-genre TV (once you're in, you're in) and the rabid fanbase can lead to a higher profile than outside the genre. Yes, this often translates to non-genre work (witness Nathan Fillion), but far from being an end, I think sci fi is great place to start. If anything's a dead end these days, I think it might be soap operas (which have historically been the breeding ground of the future).

www.stillflying.net: "Here's how it might have been..."

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Friday, March 16, 2012 5:45 AM

JEANDUPONTEL

I may be harsh but it's based on observations of US broadcast tv since a few years; the truth is, very few sci-fi shows lasted more than 2 years on broadcast tv after Lost and Heroes were gone (the only example i have in mind are Fringe and Supernatural).

But all the hyped shows like TSCC, The Even, V, Terra Nova and all the "smaller " tv shows didn't last long; statiscally, if 60% of the new shows don't last more than 1 year, the percentage is much higher when it comes to sci-fi genre.

Yet, i agree with you, lots of iconic characters come from the genre; as a huge Summer Glau fan, River Tam and Cameron Philipps are a good illustration.

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Friday, March 16, 2012 5:53 AM

JEANDUPONTEL

Back on topic :

Here's a clip taken from last night episode of Grey's Anatomy guest starring Summer Glau :

Check here for all the clips :

[url] http://summerglauwiki.com/blog/grey_s_anatomy_8_17_clips/2012-03-16-32
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