[Fraz]

WB upfront afterparty photos







[ 07-03-2003: Message edited Fraz ]

[paceyztruelove]

Thanks Fraz! I love the pics! greg & emily look so cute!

[TomFeltonLover]

greg looks hott! totally thanks for postin these!

[*Stacy*]

Thanks for the pics. [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img]

[orion_d13]

sweet mama! gregg looks absolutely gorgeous. those lips, those eyes.

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[The Maria]

do my eyes decieve me or did Treat Williams shave his beard?! [img]smilies/eek.gif[/img] [img]smilies/eek.gif[/img] [img]smilies/eek.gif[/img]

Not that it looks bad, just different, I got so used to him with it it was hard to watch a movie with him without it.


As for the others, they're great
-maria

[Eidolon14]

Treat looks older than usual.

[The Maria]

it's gotta be the beard...it gave him this almost boysih charm.
-maria

[thegirl]

Gregory Smith is so good looking!

[Fraz]

Posted: Thurs., Jun. 12, 2003, 10:00pm PT (Variety)

Freshmen faves make waves

Cops, docs and dancers round out season's critical hits

By J.R. GRIFFIN, STUART LEVINE


Among last season's new dramas, "American Dreams," "Boomtown," "CSI: Miami," "Everwood" and "Without a Trace" resonated with critics. Emmy tradition dictates, however, than rookie series often have a hard time gaining traction with voters. These might change that thinking.

EVERWOOD

WB

If you were wondering what to get Greg Berlanti for his birthday, get him a medical book. He has plenty of use for it.

"I didn't think that I was creating a medical show," says the exec producer of the WB drama "Everwood." "When the show started I had a couple of medical books and now I have two bookshelves full of them. I've learned more about medicine and science than I ever thought I would."

"Everwood" launched as a heart-tugging teen drama that focused on the life of New York brain surgeon Andrew Brown (Treat Williams) and his two children (Gregory Smith and Vivien Cardone) who move to the Rockies after the sudden death of his wife.

Set in the titular mountainous town, Berlanti (who had exec produced "Dawson's Creek") kept his writing smart by patterning his teens in a style to "My So-Called Life," and added quirky townsfolk for light touches of humor. But "Everwood" hit its stride, and opened up for a wider audience, once it incorporated medical topics.

"It wasn't until the sixth episode that we realized that we could incorporate the medical element. Then it was another seven episodes before we realized how to do it without overdoing it," explains Berlanti. "Now it's almost the m.o. for our show, taking these larger topics and bringing them down to size through the characters."

The show has covered young athletes taking growth-hormone injections, teen abortion and medicinal marijuana. While still creating some of the most cry-worthy character stories on the tube, Berlanti says you'll see more medical-driven plots next season.

"This year was about struggling through grief and getting through the first phases of that," says Berlanti. "Next year, it will be about moving on and seeing where the characters go."

[Fraz]

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[Fraz]

Wednesday, Jul 16 - (9:00 - 10:00 pm ET)
"Episode 101"

PEPSI SMASH HITS THE AIRWAVES -- Music superstars Evanescence and Black Eyed Peas will be among the performers in the first episode of this six-episode summer series that will feature live musical performances and interviews with the hottest bands in the land. Gregory Smith and Emily Van Camp from Everwood will host the episode, which will be directed by Joel Gallen, who is also the executive producer.

[Cursed]

Anyone know why Chris Pratt was at the ABC Critics Press Tour yesterday?

[BepperGirl]

Originally posted by Fraz:

I got this pic up in my room minus the girls. Just lovely Gregory.

Gaby

[Fraz]

YOUR MOD SPOILS YOU GUYS I GOT A SPECIAL GOODIE

From Pepsi Smash tomorrow nights show [img]smilies/wink.gif[/img]