Bradley Whitford

Monday, 16 April 2012 07:45 Tidbits - Tidbits ← 'Mad Men' Takes A Turn For The Geeky   Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart Returning To 'Breaking Dawn' Set For Reshoots → Spoiler alert: Bradley Whitford and Richard Jenkins speak to MTV News about filming horror flick.By Azia Celestino, with reporting by Kara Warner Fran Kranz, Chris Hemsworth and Anna Hutchison in "Cabin in the Woods" Photo: Lionsgate A group of teenagers...Read Full Story

With Louis CK on his way back to Pawnee next Thursday night, we have some more exciting Parks and Recreation casting news: Bradley Whitford will guest star on an upcoming episode as a councilman who bears more than a slight resemblance to the actor's most famous character, Josh Lyman on The West Wing. In fact, Executive Producer Michael Schur tells The Huffington Post that the title of the March episode - "Live Ammo" - is based on a line of dialogue from a West Wing episode, one actually...Read Full Story

Tonight you’re going to get a pre-American Idol visit from The Good Guys before the series “officially” kicks off in June. You can catch my “official” take on The Good Guys here, but let me give you the “official” synopsis to catch you up, since we’re dealing with an interview for a yet-to-be-aired show- From Matt Nix (“Burn Notice“), comes THE GOOD GUYS, a new action comedy about what happens when an old-school cop and a modern-day detective expose the big picture of small crime. Once upon...Read Full Story

After a brief hiatus, "Parks & Recreation" (Thu., 9:30 p.m. ET on NBC) returned to a new time slot and the continuation of Leslie Knope's political campaign. This episode came with a nod to "The West Wing" as Bradley Whitford guest-starred as a councilman. Lelsie was trying to convince him to not cut the budget of the parks department.Things got complicated when he agreed and instead cut funding from a local animal shelter, effectively shutting it down. This was a political disaster, as it...Read Full Story

I've been wanting to watch The Good Guys since I saw the promos the other week. I knew I was going to like it because, not only did the preview show how goofy this is going to be, it also had Colin Hanks and Bradley Whitford, who I think are great actors. The two play classic roles --- old school cop vs. new school cop. Bradley Whitford's character, Dan Stark, is a has-been detective whose career highlight happened some thirty years ago. He's also a drunk, who the police captain thinks...Read Full Story