Tim and Willie, among other guests, will be performing with The Pack at the Pico Playhouse Theater for an evening of original one-act comedies by Emmy-nominated and Drama Desk Award Winner Eugene Pack.
Here is a picture of Tim and Willie shared by Eugene Pack on Twitter:
You can book tickets for the event here. If any of you are able to attend, let us know how it went!
Those who’ve been with us for a while already know how this works! Let us know what you thought of Tim’s appearance on episode 7 (“Mister Fix-It”) of Paramount Network’s 68 Whiskey! You can post your thoughts, opinions, speculation, etc. in the comments below.
Expect spoilers for the episode – if you haven’t seen it yet and don’t want to be spoiled, you should avoid reading the comments on this post until you’ve watched it.
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Here’s the preview for this week’s episode of 68 Whiskey, guest-starring Tim as the Secretary of the Army! You can catch this episode on Wednesday, February 26, at 10 pm eastern on Paramount Network.
The preview is spoiler-ish regarding something that happens to Tim’s character – watch at your own risk.
(I pulled this from my DVR for us, so if you re-post elsewhere or use it for screencaps, a credit or link back would be greatly appreciated! Thanks much!)
Tim was the guest for the February 17 episode of Fascination Street Podcast. He spoke with host Steve Owens for nearly an hour about everything from growing up in the Ithaca area to getting started in acting to Diahann Carroll to Kipling. They also got into some of Tim’s most recent projects, guest-starring on Paramount’s 68 Whiskey and narrating the Lucky Dey series.
Many, many thanks, Tim, for the Team DeKay shout-out at the end! You rock! ❤ (And hat tip to Kristen for the heads-up!)
Update: Tim posted on Instagram that his episode is episode 7 (apparently, they put clips from a couple of episodes into that trailer) – which should be airing in two weeks. Sorry for the mix-up – the networks and their lack of info are so frustrating! I’ll post a reminder when his episode is airing.
Apologies for the short notice, but I just found out about this today, and only by chance (happened to watch the trailer on Yellowstone‘s FB since we’ve been watching the show).
Tim will be on tonight’s episode episode 7 of 68 Whiskey! The episode airs on Wednesday, February 26 at 10 pm eastern on Paramount Network. Since many networks no longer put out info (like guest star lists) about episodes of their shows ahead of time, that’s really all we know at this point.
Here’s a screencap from the preview – I’m only posting one because the rest was full of spoilery stuff.
As always, we’ll have captures available in the gallery (which is back up and running) shortly!
Thanks so much to Kristen for the heads-up on this!
LRM Online has posted an interview that they did with Tim from the Claris Health City Lights Gala on October 19. Tim attended to support the wonderful Sharif Atkins, who was the event’s emcee. Check out the interview below.
Tim at the Claris Health City Lights Gala
I looked for other interviews from the event and was also able to find one from Shirin Paulino at Rich Girl Network.tv, with a special appearance/interview-bomb by Sharif. (Ear fondling and discussion of chaps may be involved.) 😉
Rich Girl Network.tv interviews with Tim (starts at 0:19), Marcus Folmar, and Yawar Charlie.
Enjoy!
(And in totally unrelated news, the photo gallery isn’t working. It has something to do with SQL, but I just started a new full-time job with overtime, so I haven’t been able to look into it. I’ll try to fix it when I get a chance. If anyone recognizes the error and knows how to fix it, let me know!)
Trailblazer, talent, beauty, icon, legend – just a few of the many wonderful words being used to remember Diahann Carroll today. Most of you in this fandom, of course, knew her as June Ellington, but she’d had a long and groundbreaking career before moving into that mansion on Riverside Drive. She won a Tony in 1962, a Golden Globe in 1969, was nominated for four Emmys and an Academy Award, and was inducted into the Television Academy Hall of Fame in 2011. As the star of “Julia” in the late 1960s, she was the first black actress cast in a lead, non-servant role. Depending on your age, you may also remember her from recurring roles on “Dynasty,” “A Different World,” and “Grey’s Anatomy.”
On a more personal note, I loved Diahann’s role on WC. From the first episode to the last, she brought elegance, grace, and even a bit of sass to June and made her a character that everyone loved. I was so happy that a whole new generation was introduced to her singing, and I thought she had such beautiful diction while speaking as well. (And as someone who is admittedly fluent in profanity, I chuckled at the fact that even someone as classy as Diahann was not immune to the occasional expletive, as evidenced in the season six gag reel.)
Rest easy, Ms.
Carroll. You will certainly be missed. Also, fuck cancer.
Tim recently recorded an episode of Romy & Dan’s High School Reunion Podcast, where he talks with the hosts about everything from his theatre background to baseball to family to White Collar! Check it out:
This was definitely interesting, though it seemed like the hosts talked about themselves as much as interviewing Tim. This was my first time listening to a podcast, so I’m not sure if that’s the norm or not (or if maybe it’s the norm for this particular podcast), but I wanted to put it out there anyway in case you’re expecting more of a standard interview format.
Also, there’s just a bit of NSFW language, so wear headphones if listening at work or if you don’t want your kids to hear it! (I’m fluent in profanity, so it didn’t bother me, but I figured I’d warn for it anyway.)
Audible has released the first three books in the Lucky Dey series by Doug Richardson, all narrated by Tim. Check out Doug’s audiobook page for links to purchase them on Audible, Apple Books, Kobo, and Playster.
Thanks to Tim himself for the heads-up on this one!
Tim and three other Seinfeld recurring/guest stars were interviewed on the Today Show as part of their 30th anniversary celebration of the debut of Seinfeld.
There’s also a separate, longer interview with just Tim where he reminisces about his character (Kevin – aka Bizarro Jerry), tells us what he thinks Kevin is up to nowadays, and even gives us his best Seinfeld imitation!