Peter Paige directs actress Cierra Ramirez in The Fosters 4×10
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When The Fosters season 4A came to a close, it left several characters in peril and thousands of fans holding their breaths. Pop City Life spoke with the show’s co-executive producer Peter Paige, who co-wrote and directed The Fosters 4×10, about the creative decision-making that went into the episode and what to expect from season 4B.
Read on for our interview with Peter Paige!
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Remember the foster reform bill Justina was championing in The Fosters season 3, with Callie as poster girl? We haven’t heard much about it since Callie exposed the connection between Justina’s organization and for-profit company Arbiter in the season 3 finale, but the story line resurfaces in The Fosters 4×10. In fact, you could say it’s the linchpin of the episode. Justina’s bill is now a ballot measure, and a counter-bill called Jack’s Law has been created to stop people from voting in its favor. The only problem is that Jack’s Law needs 500,000 signatures of support to get on the state ballot, so the Fosters set up a booth at local music festival BayFest to help out. Needless to say, drama ensues. Read on for our recap of The Fosters 4×10, “Collateral Damage.”
Pete Nelson
If you look up to the trees, it’s not a bird or a plane. It’s probably Pete Nelson creating and crafting another impressive and mind-blowing treehouse design. Pete returns as the star of Treehouse Masters when season 5 premieres tonight on Animal Planet.
We got the chance to chat with Pete Nelson about how he got started and created this successful business, what projects he’d love to try to tackle someday, what sort of creations we can expect to see in the upcoming new episodes, and his next exciting project.
Read on for our exclusive interview with Pete Nelson below:
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You may recognize actor Damon Herriman from FOX’s Justified, Starz’s Flesh and Bone, and movies including The Lone Ranger and The Water Diviner. Next month, he’ll be applying his considerable talents to the new HBO/Cinemax show Quarry, which is set to debut Sept. 9. We chatted with Damon about his Quarry character Buddy, his passion for playing complex characters, and his upcoming projects. Read on for our interview with Damon Herriman.
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The Fosters 4×09 begins with a sentence that silences Stef and Lena’s bickering kids (minus Brandon) and shocks viewers: “Mama and I are filing for divorce.” This bombshell is incongruously followed by the show’s soothing theme song. Stef! Lena! Don’t you remember this is right where you BELOOOONG? Then we’re promptly transported 36 hours back in time, with the divorce announcement left hanging in the air. Well, we’re two minutes into this episode and I already need a Xanax. Read on for our recap of The Fosters 4×09, “New York.”
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