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Kevin McKidd (Rome) stars as Dan Vassar in this new series from NBC set to air in the fall of 2007. Dan is happily married with a son. It seems like he has everything going for him. Dan ends up traveling into the past. He changes people’s lives, sometimes for the better, but sometimes not. During his travels he meets up with Livia Beale, he was engaged to her when she died in a plane crash. Knowing the future he has a chance to save her but how will that change his own future?

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Despite the show dying an unnaturally early death (helped along by the WGA strike), we here at io9 still have a deep and abiding love for NBC’s Journeyman. Was it the San Francisco setting that made us love it so? Star Kevin McKidd’s mixture of dreamy eyes and jaw that could kill a man? The time-travel mechanics that updated Quantum Leap’s mission for a morally-conflicted 21st century? We may never know. But, thanks to an interview with show creator Kevin Falls, we do now know what would have happened had the show continued.

Aint It Cool interviewed Falls last December about the direction the show was going to take, post-WGA strike, but didn’t publish the piece for fear of spoiling any potential return for the series. Now that we all know that there isn’t going to be any more Journeyman in our future, they felt free to run the interview and reveal who was behind everything, and how Heroes ruined everything. Here’re some of the best bits:

Falls on who was behind Dan’s time traveling:

Let’s just say it was too specific and grand to be science or government… We would have led you to the water’s edge and let you figure it out.

On whether Dan’s time travels were for the greater good:

I think the end game was for the good. We wanted to explore some darker themes early on, but our ratings dictated otherwise. I wanted Dan to have to shepherd a hit man through his life to kill someone. It would really fuck Dan up, but there’d be a bigger reason for it. Sort of like life (not the TV show) we would have done it [late in the first season].

On Why Livia Faked Her Own Death:

We kept going ’round and ’round about that. We felt that Livia was keeping some secret from Dan that was huge and tragic.

On what was originally going to end the first season:

Well, it was going to be a plague, but then “Heroes” did that. When we were told “Heroes” was doing it, they suggested we change ours. No way we were going to win that one. We would have come up with something, but remember, I could read the tea leaves in mid-October. I decided then, let’s think in terms of 13 [episodes]… [In the never-shot final nine episodes of the season,] Katie and Dan were going to split up for a while. [Dan's brother] Jack and Dan were going to live together and then Dan and Katie would get back together. Livia was going to die in episode 20. Dan was going to save her in 21. And in 22, Dan would come back to his house in the present like he did in the pilot and someone else would be living there. Katie and Zack would be gone and this time Dan would have no idea how to get his family back.

Aint It Cool also includes a brand new interview with Falls at the end of the story, talking about his upcoming projects.

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Talk about comparisons you do not want to hear about your new show before it even airs! Maureen Ryan of the Chicago Tribune writes in her “The Watcher” column a piece titled:  The New Life on Mars - is this Journeyman, take 2?  Ouch!

Ms. Ryan is definitely not bullish on the US version of Life on Mars, writing:

“A fascinating, unique love triangle evolves between Sam’s ‘real’ in-the-moment friendship with Annie, his longing to get back to Maya and the fantasy of what could be,” the ABC release states.

I’ve already seen that show — it was called “Journeyman.”

I’d even started to like “Journeyman,” before it was yanked because too few viewers got on board with Kevin McKidd, who played a time-traveling reporter. “Mars” is also reminiscent of “Day Break,” another semi-serialized drama about a man traveling between different time periods.

Doesn’t ABC know that its main accomplishment with “Day Break” was to tick off fans who never got to see the show’s final episodes in a timely way after the Taye Diggs vehicle was canceled?

I’d even started to like Journeyman too, after it got over its stupid relationship nonsense and shed most of its viewers besides me, Bill and apparently Ms. Ryan.  Read the rest of her fairly scathing (loved it!) piece on the prospects for Life on Mars  via the Chicago Tribune site here.

I was a big Star Trek: The Next Generation and Deep Space Nine fan, so I hate that the prospects for Colm Meaney’s new show aren’t looking good before it even gets out of the gate.

Update: reader/commenter Holly notes that I don’t need to feel as bad because Colm Meaney has already been replaced and won’t be on the show.  Holly Notes that the entire cast from the pilot (which is being reshot) has been replaced other than Jason O’Mara.

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[In yesterday's post, in the course of discussing the fate of shows on hiatus thanks to the ongoing writers' strike, I noted that only Journeyman was at risk for cancellation, thanks to disappointing ratings (and despite the fact that some of the blame for this falls on the unexpectedly weak performance of its lead-in, Heroes). NBC was particularly concerned that Journeyman consistently lost viewers not just from its lead-in but within its own hour. Nonetheless I thought the catastrophic impact of the strike on pilot season might resurrect this show for next year.

Sadly I must report that not only was I right about Journeyman being vulnerable, but that – so far from being saved by the strike – production for the show has been permanently shut down and Journeyman will not be back, this year or next.

I have it on excellent authority that shortly before Christmas the sets were taken down and destroyed, which effectively cancels the show for good as of Dec. 21. As my colleague Rachel Thomas already reported, NBC passed on its option for the “back nine” to complete the first season. Fans now targeting Fox, on whose lots Journeyman was being filmed, to pick up the show are unlikely to be successful: Fox is said to be uninterested.

How would the show have ended? We won’t know until everyone has been officially released from their contracts. But at least the show’s creators were able to wrap things up before the end: the last episodes, broadcast in December, brought the show full circle, with Dan witnessing the passing of the gift to himself (and learning he is the last of the travelers apart from Livia), Livia getting married, Jack becoming supportive, and Katie (while still unsettled) discovering some self-reliance.

Journeyman was one of the best and most interesting new shows of the season, and canceling a quality show knowing you’re going to have trouble filling slots in the fall is inexplicable. It even had cool opening credits, something you don’t get much these days. (Compare the graceful and atmospheric credits for Journeyman with, say, the profoundly stupid opening credits for Bionic Woman, which seem to involve Jaimie busting out of a shower stall.)

More importantly, the show avoided obsessing on the mechanism of the fantasy, or the random problems of Dan and Livia’s charges, and concentrated on how traveling disrupted and transformed the lives and personalities of Dan and everyone around him. This made for compelling stories about reasonably complex, interesting people you’d want to spend time with in real life. I like Chuck, for example, but I’d rather scrub my toilet than spend a night at a pub with any of its characters. Dan, Livia, Katie, Jack, and Hugh are people I’m going to miss. Let’s Download Journeyman Episodes

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Filmography

• Journeyman (2007)
  
• East Broadway (2007)
  
• The Namesake (2006)
  
• Naked Brothers Band Movie (2005) (TV)
  
• Without a Trace (2003)
  
• Law & Order (2002)
  
• Gleason (2002)
  
• Corsairs (2002) (TV)
  
• A Nero Wolfe Mystery (2001)
  
• Nicolas (2001)
  
• Roswell (2000)
  
• Martial Law (1999-2000)
  
• The Talented Mr. Ripley (1999)
  
• Cracker (1997)
  
• Quiz Show (1994)
  

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Lea Salonga, the singer behind Disney classics like Aladdin’s “A Whole New World” and Mulan’s “Reflection,” knows firsthand that it’s not easy being a princess.

“My work schedule has become, if you can believe it, more busy than it’s ever been,” she told the Los Angeles Daily News. “I’ve allowed for things to get more busy now that my daughter is a bit bigger and more hardy.”

Nicole Beverly, 2, probably will be around tonight when Salonga performs at the Walt Disney Concert Hall in L.A. Then Salonga, who also played Kim in “Miss Saigon” will start rehearsals for a nine-month tour of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s “Cinderella.”

Today’s elimination…

Larry Strawther, one of the executive producers of “MXC,” isn’t pleased with ABC’s “Wipeout,” which looks a whole lot like “MXC.”

Strawther says that a video he created showing side-by-side moments from the two shows was pulled from YouTube after five days. In its place is a message saying the “Wipeout” producers filed a copyright violation. Strawther says he’s filing a counter protest; ABC is denying comment.

“Wipeout,” with 10.6 million viewers, topped the finale of “Hell’s Kitchen” Tuesday (8.8 million) on Fox where the student, Christina Machamer, 25, of St. Louis, beat out Louis Petrozza, 47, a caterer from Charlotte, N.C.

And we’re back…

Harry Shearer, who is promoting his digital comedy album “Lies of the Bushmen,” was also the bassist in Spinal Tap. He told Fox Sports that Spinal Tap is considering a comeback.

“It’s the 25th anniversary next year so we might do something big,” he said, as in a big reunion tour. It’s not certain yet but “I’m growing my beard,” he said.

And the Smashing Pumpkins’ 20th anniversary tour will begin Aug. 9 in Hammond, Ind.

“Expect a very loud and raucous show from us,” leader Billy Corgan writes on the band’s Web site. “The 20th Anniversary shows will be magical … we are already working on lots of surprises.”

Shorts

•Jay Karnes, the former KU acting student who plays Dutch on “The Shield,” will do at least six episodes of another FX series, “Sons of Anarchy.” That show about a motorcycle club trying to fend off real estate developers and drug dealers is being run by a “Shield” writer, Kurt Sutter.

•Kevin McKidd (”Rome,” “Journeyman”) is expected to do some episodes of “Grey’s Anatomy,” and Michael J. Fox, whom some tabloids had on death’s door, is talking about doing a story arc on “Rescue Me.”

•Jamie-Lynn Sigler will play herself in at least three episodes of “Entourage,” and Jeffrey Tambor of “Arrested Development” is also reportedly in talks to join that show.

•Fandango.com estimates 38 percent of its recent ticket buyers for “Batman Begins” will take time off to see the film the first day. Furthermore, some theaters are adding 6 a.m. screenings July 18 for jokers who can’t make the 12:01 a.m. or 3 a.m. screenings that morning.

Mathesar rules!

Enrico Colantoni told the Fresno Bee he was surprised he got the chance to play the head of a SRU (Special Response Unit) group of cops on “Flashpoint.”

“With this kind of show, it is usually the good-looking, chiseled guy who gets to play the cop,” the hair-challenged and not-so-tall Colantoni said recently.

“Flashpoint,” which premieres at 9 tonight on CBS, is a Canadian drama that has already aired 13 episodes there. It was one of the programs CBS bought during the strike so it would have some original programming available.

But never mind that. Colantani, who also spent a few seasons as the father on “Veronica Mars,” was also the alien leader Mathesar in “GalaxyQuest.” He delights in the positive reaction he still gets about it from little kids to 90-year-old women.

“I never get tired of talking about ‘Galaxy Quest,’ ” he said. “I am so proud of that movie. Our only fear was that we were having so much fun making the movie we got concerned it might not be as good as we thought it was going to be.”

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Kevin McKidd

Born:
9 August 1973, Elgin, Moray, Scotland, UK

Education:

University of Edinburgh (dropped out)
Queen Margaret College in Edinburgh (Studied drama)

Science Fiction, Horror or Fantasy
Journeyman
Hannibal Rising
Dog Soldiers
The Magical World of Leprechauns

Biography from Wikipedia

“McKidd was born and spent his childhood in Elgin, Moray, Scotland. He was a member of the local acting group the Moray Youth Theatre. As a teenager he was part of rock band Plan 9, touring the north of Scotland and enjoying some local success. Planning to study engineering he attended the University of Edinburgh but dropped out and instead enrolled at Queen Margaret College in Edinburgh to study drama. He also joined the University’s student theatre company, Bedlam Theatre.

McKidd’s first professional role was in the television series Father Ted; he played Father Deegan in the 1996 episode “A Christmassy Ted”. Some of his subsequent roles include Tommy in Trainspotting and Malky Johnson in Small Faces, with Iain Robertson. In 2004, he played James Hepburn, 4th Earl of Bothwell, the third husband of Mary, Queen of Scots, in the BBC mini-series Gunpowder, Treason & Plot.

He appeared in Kingdom of Heaven, the blockbuster movie directed by Ridley Scott, the 2002 film adaptation of Nicholas Nickleby and was also the voice of Jezz Torrent in GTA: Vice City. Others might know him from Neil Marshall’s horror film, Dog Soldiers, as Pte. Cooper. In the 2005 BBC drama, The Virgin Queen, he played Thomas Howard, 4th Duke of Norfolk.

In 1998, he again joined Robert Carlyle on-screen in the 4-part BBC2 series Looking After Jo Jo, playing the role of Basil, a drug dealing cohort of Carlyle’s eponymous character. The show was directed by John Mackenzie of The Long Good Friday. He was one of the stars of the joint HBO/BBC series Rome, where his portrayal of the soldier/politician Lucius Vorenus received critical acclaim.

Additional work includes his role in the Silence of the Lambs prequel Hannibal Rising (2007). In the fall of 2007, McKidd will star in the American science-fiction television series Journeyman on NBC.[1]

Rumours have linked McKidd to play the part of Marvel Comics Thor in the film of the same name, due to be released in 2009.

Kevin McKidd is married to Jane and has two children; Joseph and Iona and lives in Bedford, England.”

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Trivia from IMDB.com

“Due to illness could not attend the photo shoot for the iconic Trainspotting (1996) advertising campaign, and is the only main star of the film who is missing.

Left a university course in engineering to audition for the Queen Margaret Drama School.

Has a son named Joseph (born 2000) and a daughter named Iona (born 2002).

Played a Roman on Rome (2005) and a Barbarian on The Last Legion (2007).

Kevin McKidd - Biography”

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