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A bear. A fire. And a desperate anchorman. A deep dive into "Back to You" Episode 4: "A Gentleman Always Leads". Plus, hear what Kelsey Grammer really thinks of Chuck Darling.
On this third episode of the "Back to You Podcast", Lights Camera Jackson talks BTY Episode 3 - "The First Supper". And Jackson is joined by the iconic comic actor, Fred Willard, who reflects on his season on the show playing sportscaster Marsh McGinley - along with his current gig on "The Bachelor".
Nickelodeon's hit animated series 'The Loud House' is nominated for 3 Daytime Emmy Awards, including Outstanding Children's Animated Program. Executive Producer Mike Rubiner talks about the episode that was submitted for consideration, and he shares details on Season 4 and the upcoming movie.
On this episode of the Back To You Podcast, Lights Camera Jackson breaks down Episode 2 of the series ("Fish Story"). Plus, learn how Kelsey Grammer and Patricia Heaton first met - and don't miss the very special announcement about a future episode.
The debut episode of the Back To You Podcast - the inside story of the Greatest One-Season Sitcom in Television History. Host Lights Camera Jackson provides the series' backstory and discusses the Pilot, which originally aired on Sept. 19, 2007.
Hollywood stunt coordinator Julie Michaels ("SEAL Team", "How to Get Away with Murder") is leading charge on a campaign to get an Oscar category for stunt performers: #StandUpForStunts
Dean DeBlois co-directed the original "How to Train Your Dragon" (2010) before flying solo on its 2014 sequel. Now he's back to conclude the critically acclaimed DreamWorks Animation trilogy with "How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World".
These three former Disney animators decided to start-up their own animation house, Taiko Studios. And now, they've got an Oscar nominee on their hands with Best Animated Short Film contender 'One Small Step'.
Steven Knight co-created the original, British version of 'Who Wants to Be A Millionaire?" before transitioning to screenwriting. He earned a Best Original Screenplay Oscar nomination for 2002's "Dirty Pretty Things" and directed 2014's acclaimed drama "Locke" starring Tom Hardy. Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway headline Knight's latest film, the romance thriller "Serenity", which opens this weekend. We talk about it all on this LCJ Q&A Podcast Episode.
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