TV Guide – Josh Radnor Interview
TV Guide contacted me last week to see if I’d be interested in putting this video on the site. Of course I said yes. Check out Michael Ausiello’s interview with Josh Radnor from last Friday where they cover topics such as Jason Segel’s nudity and Sarah Chalke’s return as well as answer some questions from fans. Geri, it looks like they answered your question but spelled your name wrong, and therefore mistook you for a man. Very not-legendary.
Still, it’s a good interview and Josh does confirm that Chalke will be back. Thanks TV Guide!
Note: It opens up with some Lost info. Be patient, Josh will pop up soon enough.
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Geri | April 15, 2008 @ 10:04 pm
Oh my god – I don’t even care that Josh thought I was a dude! He answered my question and it was one of 2 questions answered. How lucky is that? I wonder if I was the only other person to send a question lol!
People often change the spelling of my name even when they have it down in writing and think i’m a guy. I’m starting to wonder if they question my ability to spell my own name and recognize my own gender.
Geri | April 15, 2008 @ 10:04 pm
Oh hey JD – I seem to remember you promising us your own Josh Radnor funny story. Still gonna tell us?
TheMix | April 15, 2008 @ 11:14 pm
S.O.B…..my question was not asked/answered.
Alas, my ongoing quest to find out who on the show likes jazz so goddamn much continues.
I’m going to write a blog at the end of all this entitled “How Jason met the one person in television that still loves jazz”
Jason
John | April 16, 2008 @ 3:09 am
JD! Sandcastles in the Sand has premiered!
http://www.variety.com/index.asp?layout=videoBC&Bcpid=1138430474&bclid=1155106602&bctid=1506007352
Yeah, I know. It is so awesome. Made of awesome. I love it!
Nice interview, thanks for posting.
job position | October 2, 2009 @ 1:12 am
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