CHELSEA LATELY

[cherry55]

Tim will be appearing on Chelsea Lately again....

Thursday 23 January.....

[weegieburd]

Yeah! Thanks for that cherry.

[okeydokey]

Cool. I remember watching an episode of Ellen where Chelsea was a guest and they were both gushing about how much the loved Timothy.

[cherry55]

Never saw that...It is also the TCA's this week and I think tomorrow is FX's turn so that mean's lots of nice new photos of Tim tomorrow...

[kmmo]

Yay! Wonderful news! Thanks Cherry.

[mondayschild]

Thanks, Cherry. I will definitely watch. Chelsea has no filter. She will ask the intriguing and overtly sexual questions. It should be lots of fun. I want to see how Timothy reacts.

[weegieburd]

He managed to deflect her questions the last time and banter with her.

[Dolphin]

Jan 14, 2014 2:09:39 GMT -6 weegieburd said:

He managed to deflect her questions the last time and banter with her.

I don't remember how I saw the clip of her show last time he was on, but hopefully it will show up on the net again.

[weegieburd]

There's a short clip of it that shows up on You Tube.

[mare27]

Jan 13, 2014 15:26:16 GMT -6 cherry55 said:

Never saw that...It is also the TCA's this week and I think tomorrow is FX's turn so that mean's lots of nice new photos of Tim tomorrow...

there are some at Getty images, very nice!

[mare27]

here's an article found thru the FX Justified website...if I can make it work:



When Timothy Olyphant first met Elmore Leonard on the set of “Justified,” the man who plays Raylan Givens instantly liked the straight-talking, calls-it-like-he-sees-it vibe of the man who created Raylan Givens.

“He was just as cool as they come,” says the star of the FX series, which will launch its fifth season Tuesday night. “Pretty early on, he told me not to be afraid to lose the hat. He said, ‘You know, maybe a gust of wind just comes along and you never see it again.’ I thought that was fantastic.”

Leonard’s initial dislike of the cowboy hat chosen for the character of Raylan was one of the few bones that the acclaimed Detroit author ever had to pick with the series about the tough, laconic, yet complicated U.S. marshal.

Although most Hollywood versions of his work left him disappointed, Leonard experienced a love affair of sorts with “Justified.”

He liked the show, which was inspired by his short story “Fire in the Hole,” which featured Raylan. And the show liked him more. Series creator Graham Yost was such a Leonard fan that he made WWED (What Would Elmore Do) the guidepost for the writers.

Leonard’s death in August at age 87 makes this season of “Justified” a bittersweet reunion with viewers. There will be a 90-second tribute to Leonard accompanying the first episode. The brief segment is part of a much longer piece that eventually will be part of the Season 5 DVD, according to Yost. It will include interviews with cast members and others who worked with Leonard, plus readings from his novels.

■ Related: Literary world mourns Elmore Leonard: 'The most American writer of this generation'

■ Related: Funeral for novelist Elmore Leonard brings laughter, tears

Olyphant and Yost both came to metro Detroit to attend Leonard’s funeral and pay their respects to the man who represented the show’s true north. When they talk about him now during separate phone interviews, their sense of loss is almost palpable.

“There’s an old saw that you should never meet your heroes, and that applies, but not in Elmore’s case,” says Yost. “He was just fun to hang out with and had a great attitude about life and work and writing.”

In the first episode of the new season, Raylan goes to Florida to work on a case, a trip that brings him back into the realm of the Crowe family, the lawbreaking brood connected to recurring character Dewey Crowe (Damon Herriman).

“It’s about the Crowes coming to town. We look at them as an invasive species,” says Yost.

At the same time, Raylan’s longtime frenemy Boyd (Walton Goggins) will head to Detroit to deal with troubles in his drug trade. While “Justified” had to shoot the Florida scenes on location to capture the lush topography, the Motor City scenes were easier to duplicate elsewhere and were filmed in Los Angeles.

One of the major themes of the season will include Raylan’s effort to deal with becoming a father and figuring out what kind of parent he will be, given his tortured relationship with his own dad.

New characters will include crime family leader Darryl Crowe Jr. (Michael Rapaport) and a Florida policeman played by “Anchorman 2” star David Koechner.

Will this season contain any cookies, or secret surprises, that are nods to Leonard?

“If I give those out, then they’re no longer cookies,” says Yost. But he did reveal that Koechner’s character is named Gregg Sutter, the same name as Leonard’s longtime real-life researcher.

And in a scene in which Koechner’s cop talks about one of his kids trying to become a writer, Yost says the comment he makes “is lifted almost entirely, at least the whole point of it, from something Elmore said in the past about his own writing, that he even talked about when he had his acceptance speech for the National Book Award.”

Although Leonard kept a respectful distance from the creative side of “Justified,” the series inspired him to write the 2012 book “Raylan.” Olyphant helped prod Leonard into developing that novel, at least in part.

“I don’t know if he needed much of a nudge,” the actor says. Not long after the conversation about the cowboy hat, Olyphant recalls, he told Leonard, “I’ll let the wind take my hat off my head; you get back to writing some stories where the character of Raylan is in them.’”

Leonard’s reply to Olyphant? “He said, ‘You know, I might do that.”

In 2012, Leonard talked to the Free Press about the book, which he dedicated to Olyphant and Yost.

“I felt, well, I can’t just take money for nothing. I thought, ‘I’m going to write something.’ So I wrote a book and thought they could use any part of it they want,” said Leonard. The “Justified” writers used parts of the book for season two story lines.

Olyphant says that Leonard’s personal style evoked his characters and his novels.

“What I was always aware of was the tone, the humor, the ease with with he told stories or made jokes without acknowledging them. He just had the timing. He was not unlike his books.”

Yost’s voice fills with emotion when he talks about Leonard and how much it means to the entire “Justified” team that the author was pleased with the show. “The fact that he got a kick out of the show was absolutely the most gratifying thing,” he says.

This season, Yost says, “There’s a certain degree that there’s a switchover from ‘We hope Elmore likes this episode’ to ‘This is in memory of Elmore.’ We hope that ... we’re, in his memory, doing the best we can to make him happy.”

Nice to hear them talk about Elmore.




Meant to add this to the Season 5 Press Thread, goofed. and I don't know how to change it....(I don't even like Chelsea. I think you can find his last appearance there on YOUTUBE.)

[weegieburd]

Here's a wee clip of the episode

[wkw99]

Thanks for that, weegie...I forgot to tivo!!

[mare27]

Jan 24, 2014 3:14:20 GMT -6 weegieburd said:

Here's a wee clip of the episode

I really don't like her at all....

[siss13]

I'm not a Chelsea fan either. Probably why I forgot to record the show.

[bookperson39]

Jan 24, 2014 5:12:20 GMT -6 wkw99 said:

Thanks for that, weegie...I forgot to tivo!!

I try to keep careful track of when he's on, but I just didn't look for the past couple of days. I don't really follow Chelsea, but I like her when I watch her. Would love to see the whole thing if anybody finds it. Two minutes and some seconds of this was just not enough!

[bookperson39]

Jan 24, 2014 16:18:35 GMT -6 bookperson39 said:

Jan 24, 2014 5:12:20 GMT -6 wkw99 said:

Thanks for that, weegie...I forgot to tivo!!

I try to keep careful track of when he's on, but I just didn't look for the past couple of days. I don't really follow Chelsea, but I like her when I watch her. Would love to see the whole thing if anybody finds it. Two minutes and some seconds of this was just not enough!

Found a site where one can supposedly watch the whole show for free but you have to unload "Xvid". I'm not a software gal. Anybody heard of this? Will I and my computer blow up??

[weegieburd]

I actually discovered that we get Chelsea Lately the day after you guys so I watched the whole episode last night. I can't say I'm a big fan, she is tooooo abrasive, like she is trying too hard.

[andiiv]

Where did you watch it, Weegie?

[weegieburd]

It was on E! Andiv.

[kmmo]

I watched the whole show (except my Tivo cut off the last bit, and I wonder if there was something with Tim at the end of the show). Chelsea is hard to take. She can be funny,but most of the time she's too bitter sounding. At least she's honest about herself.

I really wish Tim would talk about Justified more on these talk shows. I love to watch him banter and he's very funny, but this is a good opportunity to bring more viewers to the show. People watching might want to know more about the show this incredible guy is on. It can be great publicity. Tim doesn't seem to want to talk much about the show, especially on talk shows. Maybe he's just tired of talking about it.

Right before one of the commercial breaks, they showed Tim in a hallway with a tennis raquet and Chuey with an apple on his head, (I think?). I want to know if I missed something there!

[mondayschild]

I missed the initial airing of this show and picked it up on a re-run a few days later. (Sorry, but I live in an area that just had 7 inches of snow. We are to get snow and ice tomorrow and a nor'easter for the weekend. I am a lot luckier than some of you, but nevertheless, life here sucks.) I was looking for a fun interview, something to lift me out of the horrific doldrums, but this was not it. Chelsea was either being deliberately obtuse or she just never watches "Justified." She thought Raylan played a sheriff. And Tim wasn't much better. He couldn't seem to supply the necessary info on a charity event that he is hosting. He was very off-hand about it. I thought the whole thing was a waste of time.

[caterpillar]

Chelsea Lately Season 8 Episode 14 Timothy - Heads up this is one of those websites which spams new windows of games and other useless stuff. I clicked on the vidbull one and it worked great. Just close the windows and click thru to continue and you will be fine. His interview starts at 13:40 watch until after the interview and you will see him laying tennis backstage. Here is the link watchseries.lt/episode/chelsea_lately_s8_e14.html

[superglue]

Not sure when this was, but it just came up on YouTube. It's embedded in a frame to keep it from being caught as copyright.

I think this is the most gorgeous I've ever seen TO look. What a flirt. I'm not sure what went wrong between this episode and the one where she was a real beeatch to him, which I think was later.