Excited to be reuniting with my pal Gillian Anderson from The X-Files, this November at Monster Mania Con. It’s been a long time since we’ve appeared together and I can’t wait to catch up. Tickets are going fast, don’t miss it. 👍🏼
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Please welcome Eddie Kaye Thomas to #RICC2024! Eddie is known for his role as Paul Finch in the #AmericanPie film series. Since 2005, he has voiced Barry Robinson on #AmericanDad! He also played Tobias Curtis on Scorpion & Adam in The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. Buy tickets now!
If you can’t make it to Indiana Comic Con next month to meet @robertpatrickT2, you can get autographs with @GalaxyConOnline.
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Reliving Some of My Favorite Experiences and Episodes of Scorpion. #Scorpion
Opening up the journals and the archives with the 10 year anniversary of Scorpion just around the corner.
Playing a character on a hit show for multiple seasons has been something I’ve been fortunate to have experienced on so many different sets with so many fantastic people. None more impactful than playing real life eccentric, Walter O’Brien, one of mainstream tv’s first neurodivergent lead roles. Being Walter put me in even more than the usual odd situations-and some touching ones as well. In honor of a decade of time passing between my first day on set to now, I’m revisiting some of those more special moments-including being submerged, in a Datsun, covered in purple methyl methacrylate!
Season 1 ep 12 “Dominoes” dir. Omar Madha
After sustaining an injury during the first season, I was thrilled to be taking some time off in London during a hiatus before the second season commenced filming. I had found a terrific team of physical therapists at an establishment called Twenty Two training and was a guest at their facility. Even though I was enjoying the success of the show in the states, and also finding a nice respite in London, being my childhood home, I was still in a tight spot and feeling a bit despondent about the recovery process. My trainer, and the business owner, Dalton Wong had become a friend and was really leaning in to help me through the recovery process as well as sharing some effective life tips on navigating a rigorous tv schedule so that I could keep my physical and mental health in a good place. One day, as I was leaving their facility and after a particularly tough session, Dalton ran after me as I was almost at my car and called for me to come back in to the gym- he had someone he wanted me to meet. I tried to wave him off and head home to take a rest and unwind when he assured me that this was going to do me some good. Reluctantly but with a real curiosity, I followed him back inside to come face-to-face with a middle aged mom. To my utter disbelief and amazement, she proceeded to tell me about her remarkable son. Almost exactly mirroring my character’s storyline in Season 1, Episode 12, her young son had recently found himself trapped in a cave and was unable to find his way out. She proceeded to relay his courageous story of heroism and how he used what we filmed and my character’s experience to muster the courage to survive an event that almost conquered him. To top it off, her son is also not neurotypical and seeing someone like himself on television had led him to believe he was capable of surviving. We ended up tearfully hugging and I walked out of there feeling better than I’d felt in a long time-and so grateful for everything this show had already given me-including the injury. If that hadn’t have happened, I would have never known how much the show and my character had helped one little boy and his mum.
Season 2 ep 5 “Super Fun Guys” dir. Bobby Roth
Sweltering in the heat in superhero costumes in Season 2, Episode 5 taught me that not all lessons in television are fun ones, but rather a test of wills! The cast was a mix of emotions as we found out we would all be festooned in sweat-inducing fabric in the scorching heat of Newhall, Santa Clarita in the middle of August. One of the hottest areas of all of southern California, temperatures that day reached an ungodly 115 degrees in the shade. We made some slow motion running fake superhero montages when camera was setting up. The videos looked great, but the sweat was Poseidon like after it. Worse yet, one of the actors mentioned thought they might have to be treated for extreme dehydration. Suddenly a burst of liquid hosed from the back as “the person” sat down on their character chair. An AD, our costume dresser, costar Katharine M Phee, and another costar ran to help. The” actor” produced a large balloon, dripping with the dropping remnants of water. A little GOTCHA for a tired and heatstruck family of actors and crew!
Happy Mother's Day, dear @ScorpionCBS fan mothers, grandmothers, great grandmothers! 🙌🌷 (Mothers are celebrated today in more than 40 countries, in the U.S. they will be celebrated the next Sunday. 🙂 )
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