Even though Amazon has been pretty secretive with the guest cast info, we found out on Wednesday that Tim’s first episode of Bosch: Legacy would be episode 6, which came out on Thursday, April 3. He’s also in the preview for episode 7, so we’re assuming for now that he’ll be in episodes 6-8. Episodes 7 and 8 will be released next Thursday, April 10!
Here are a few screenshots from episode 6. These were posted on our Instagram account yesterday. (Make sure to check in there – including stories – for all of the latest info!) More to come!
If you’ve seen the episode, let us know what you thought of Tim as Corvus Pike, and the episode in general, in the comments! (Suits and whiteboards – a familiar look.)
This surprise announcement is pretty last-minute, but for good reason – we’d been waiting for details. Since it looks like we won’t get those until at least tomorrow, I’ll still put up what info we have so far.
Eagle-eyed viewers may have caught this in the show’s trailer or here on our website, but for those who didn’t, Tim has a recurring role in season 3 of Bosch: Legacy!
Since they haven’t released the info yet, I won’t go into details about his character, but there should be three episodes; we just don’t know which ones or where they fall in the season until Amazon puts them up.
The show premieres with four episodes on Amazon Prime video on March 27, followed by two new episodes each week for the next three weeks (10 episodes). As if that’s not exciting enough, we have another announcement coming up as well – stay tuned!
Thanks to Variety, we finally have confirmation of what many of us have suspected for awhile (some of whom have been sitting on the news patiently) – there will be a White Collar revival!
Tim, Matt, Tiffani, and Jeff took part in a panel at the Variety TV FYC Fest today to celebrate the 15th anniversary of White Collar, and while there, they officially announced the revival (though erroneously called it a “reboot”). Check it out:
Those of you who’ve known me for awhile know my feelings about a revival, but I’m trying to be excited – especially at the prospect of seeing Tim getting so much screen time and bringing back Peter Burke! I’ll reserve judgment for now, but I trust Tim when he says it’ll be good. (I trust three of the people in this video to make sure things are handled in a way that does justice to the original without falling back into old habits…)
I’m hoping to have a gallery up and running here soon (our old one was lost to a site/data transfer), but in the meantime, here’s the collage I posted on Instagram featuring photos from the arrivals and the panel!
Great news! Tim – and other members of the White Collar family – will be appearing at Variety’s TV FYC Fest on Thursday, June 6, at 1 Hotel in West Hollywood.
Tim, along with Matt Bomer, Tiffani Thiessen, and Jeff Eastin, will be taking part in a panel celebrating the 15-year anniversary of White Collar, which premiered in 2009. (Can you believe it’s been fifteen years already?! Makes me feel old.)
Tickets are very expensive ($399), but hopefully they’ll have video of this or some other way to see it!
Check out the link above for more info and/or to buy tickets.
Good news for fans in the US – White Collar returns to Netflix today!
The show was originally on the streaming service from 2014 to 2018, but it hasn’t been available on Netflix since – until now! Netflix subscribers in the US will have plenty of time to watch and rewatch, as the show will stick around until October 1, 2025.
Just checked this morning, and here’s what Netflix showed me – I’m loving the screenshot they decided to use here! 🙂
Also, if you’ve read this far, stay tuned for more great news coming very soon! 🤫
Have you ever wanted to chat with Tim and Matt about White Collar? Here’s your chance!
A Zoom meeting with Tim and Matt is just one of the many items up for bids in an auction benefitting The Union Solidary Coalition. According to TUSC’s website, they’re currently offering “direct financial support to crew members who have lost health insurance due to strike-related shutdowns.” This isn’t for the A-listers but instead benefits members of IATSE, Teamsters, and others who are out of work because of the strikes and who’ve lost their health insurance as a result.
According to the auction listing on eBay, the winner will get a 20-minute Zoom conversation with Tim and Matt where you can chat White Collar with them, and you’re allowed to bring one friend! It’s open to US residents only, and you can take photos but can’t record video of the session. The rest of the details, including the small print, disclaimers, etc., can be found in the auction listing. The auction ends on Friday, September 22 at 7:13pm (time zone isn’t specified).
As of the time of this post, the current bid is up to $1925.00, so it’s probably not even remotely feasible for most (myself included), but we hope the lucky winners have a wonderful time!
There are lots of other amazing auctions benefitting TUSC as well – check them out here! All are legitimate, but make sure to read all of the fine print before bidding! (Tim and Matt both posted about the auction on their respective IG accounts.)
Here’s the reaction post for Tim’s episode of Law & Order – editing this now that I’ve had a chance to watch. What a great role! It was wonderful to see Tim get so much screen time in this one. I was hoping we’d see quite a bit of him since he was the top-billed guest star, and the episode didn’t disappoint!
So what did you think? Let us know in the comments, as usual!
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Great news – Tim will be guest-starring on an upcoming episode of Law & Order! He’ll play Judge Ephraim Raymer in the episode entitled “Bias,” which will air on Thursday, March 30, 2023 at 8pm eastern on NBC. At this time, we don’t have any other info or promo stills, but I’ll update when we do! (Thanks to J for the airdate info!)
Also, this is last-minute, and the event is already sold out, but Tim will be doing another WordTheatre reading on Saturday, March 18. He’ll be part of the “Honor: In Their Words” event, in which the cast of actors reads stories written by military veterans. The event starts at 7:30pm Pacific at the Hollywood Legion Theater in Hollywood. Even though you can no longer get tickets, they’ll be recording and posting the event for WordTheatre paid members!
And there you have it. Tim’s final episode of 1923 was released on New Year’s Day. Maybe not the outcome you were hoping to see to start your 2023, but I still loved getting to see him back for something new and wonderfully cinematic, no matter how brief his time there! (Yes, I knew – and you did, too, if you’ve been paying attention! 👀)
So what did you think of this one? Are you enjoying the series so far – other than this particular outcome? Let us know in the comments!
That expression does not bode well.
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So after saying there would be no new episode of 1923 this week, Paramount surprised us and posted one anyway! Needless to say, I was definitely caught off-guard by this, but no complaints here! This does mean that the schedule has moved up a week though (and most of the listings online still have the old schedule where there wasn’t a new ep this week), so Tim’s last episode will be next Sunday, January 1, 2023.
What did you think of this one? Let us know in the comments below!
As someone who got into the game, Red Dead Redemption 2, earlier this year and became heavily addicted to it, I’m loving the wild west vibe. RDR2 takes place in 1899, and even then they were talking about how outlaws were a dying breed and wouldn’t be tolerated much longer. Yet in 1923, we see that not all of those old habits have vanished from the frontier quite yet. They’re still taking the law into their own hands in some cases, doling out their own brand of frontier justice (as happens often in the game). And since I’ve gotten very into taming wild horses and bonding with them in the game, I also loved the discussion about how horse loyalty may save someone from swinging. (You’ll get that when you watch this episode!)
Tim with James Badge Dale in episode 2 of 1923.
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