Dragonlady981 is busy making caps of Tahmoh's recent roles. She has given us permission to upload them to our flickr site. Please remember, as always, not to use them in fanart or to repost without her permission. You can grab her originals for Mortal Kombat by clicking the pic below.
My fellow admin Bertha has made a wonderful set of screen caps from Tahmoh's recent appearance in Haven. See all them at our Flickr site - clicking the picture below will take you there.
LiveJournal user Dragonlady981, who is also the admin of Tahmoh Daily (if you're on LJ, you should join this community), capped Tahmoh's scenes in Human Target. Check them out here at her journal. Be sure to get her permission before reposting or using the images in fanart.
If this surge of press continues, to keep up I'm going to need a minion, er... assistant. If interested, email me.Update: Minion found! Now on to your Tahmoh news update:
Next Friday, Feb. 13, Dollhouse premieres right before Battlestar, as Tahmoh himself jokes, "It's a big night for me. I guess I'm on two shows!"
THIS weekend, Tahmoh will be in New York City with Joss Whedon for NYC Comic Con:
"Tahmoh will be speaking at the Dollhouse panel from 12:45 to 1:45 PM on Feb 8 in the IGN Theater as well as signing beside Joss at the autograph signing from 2 to 3 PM in the Autograph Area in the rear of the Exhibition Hall."
Dollverse: More fun with pronunciation. The whole cast weighs in on how to say their names.
Dollverse podcast has more on the show and with the cast. They also have the details on the shooting versus airing order for the first season episodes.
Entertainment Weekly has a great video interview with the Dollhouse gang from Comic Con: Joss Whedon, Eliza Dushku and Tahmoh. You can watch it here. Some screencaps:
"What with reconceiving and reshooting the show's pilot, Joss Whedon didn't have much to present to the Dollhouse panel observers at Comic-Con on Saturday, other than an extended trailer for the Fox show (which debuts in January). But one thing about the new sci-fi/action show was certainly made clear: Man, do its stars have chemistry!...
For what it's worth, the sci fi auteur seems pleased with the new material and expounded on it at length, noting "it felt organic. It felt right -- which I can tell you the [original pilot] kind of didn't. I'm not going to sugarcoat it. I did some things that weren't right for the network. That's on me.... Also, I made the vital mistake of not giving Tahmoh shirtless scenes. That has been rectified."
Thanks to Katee, Chamalla and MaliB on the Sci-fi boards for their screencaps of Helo in the last two episodes of Galactica. I've uploaded them to separate episode galleries on the all.about.tahmoh Flickr: 4x09 - The Hub, 4x10 - Revelations.
I loved the midseason finale, "Revelations," which made up for my ambivalence over "The Hub" and hatred for "Sine Qua Non." I find myself largely in agreement with Alan Sepinwall's excellent reviews of the episodes: "Sine Qua Non", "The Hub", "Revelations".
Tahmoh appears briefly in a recent videoblog, "Are you Frakin' Kidding Me?!," (below) though his appearance might be considered somewhat spoilery for future eps, unless there's an episode I'm forgetting. There's also a clip of a scene on Galactica in the newest videoblog, "I'm a frakkin' Cylon?", 20 seconds from the end that includes Helo and seems potentially spoilery.
Finally, thanks to Mexichick for this photo of Tahmoh checking out the album that fans sent to the show in the aftermath of the strike:
Thanks to Chamalla for these screencaps of Tahmoh's cameo on Monday night's episode of the Canadian series, Robson Arms, where he gallantly comes to the rescue with an umbrella. In the episode, titled "Positivity" (3.04), Tahmoh is said to be one of the stars of "Battlestar Metallica" and has a Whistler-esque headshot to show for it.
In the episode, "Positivity," which airs Monday, May 5 at 9:30 p.m. ET, the normally caustic Sault Ste. Marie (Alisen Down) discovers the power of positive thinking and tries to turn her life around.
Down has a long list of acting credits to her name, including roles on "Stargate," "Smallville" and "Battlestar Galactica." Down also won a Gemini and a Leo for her appearance on "Cold Squad."
In "Positivity," Sault even gives a shout-out to Down's former series when she fawns over "Battlestar" actor Tahmoh Penikett as an act of wishful thinking.
"It's the best made sci-fi show ever," gushes Down. "I think it's really well made and the actors are incredible."
Any Canadian fans who could record it, please contact me.
To read what Tahmoh has said about his appearance on the show, see this earlier post (though beware, it contains spoilers for the episode).
Vote in the new speculative episode poll at right.
If you missed it, "The Road Less Traveled" is available streaming with ads via Hulu and SciFi Rewind, or as an ad-free download at Amazon Unbox for $1.99 (PC only).
If you missed it, "Six of One" is available streaming with ads via Hulu and SciFi Rewind, or as an ad-free download at Amazon Unbox for $1.99 (PC only).
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For those following Tahmoh's guest arc as Elias Noth on the Canadian drama, Whistler, his character returned in the show's season finale (2x13 - "Last Run") on Saturday. I've uploaded screencaps of his scenes to the site's Flickr.
See screencaps of Elias from previous Whistler episodes here. Canadian fans can watch the episode online at the CTV website.