Category Archives: Eric Christian Olsen
Eric Christian Olsen on Queen Latifah Show
A rare interview with music icon Quincy Jones. Then, “NCIS: Los Angeles’” Eric Christian Olsen stops by and joins Queen in the kitchen with Celebrity Chef Marcela Valladolid. Plus, a performance from Quincy’s music protégé, 12 year-old jazz musician Emily Bear Tuesday March 25 at 3pm on FOX and 6pm on The CW.
Decidedly Deeks: DeeksMadness Quarter Finals
First, let’s take a look at the updated bracket:
Did your favourites move on? Did you predict correctly? Has your entire bracket been destroyed because [insert an alias here] didn’t move on? Feel free to vent about your fellow fans’ choices in the comments below and gather support for your picks in this round.
QUARTER FINALS
Max Gentry vs. Surfer
The alias that shocked everyone and the one that surprised no one
Max Gentry first showed his face in 2×22 ‘Plan B’ and re-emerged in 4×23 ‘Parley’. He is a harsh, violent, and rough personality that has anti-Deeks written all over him.
In 4×10 ‘Skin Deep’ Deeks is allowed to surf with Hetty’s permission and that surfer won a tight race with Marty Finch. The only drawback of this alias is you might find him focussing more on the waves instead of the case.
Which do you favor?
- Max Gentry (69%, 200 Votes)
- Surfer (31%, 89 Votes)
Total Voters: 289
Loading ...Sven vs. Christopher Stone
One is demanding whilst the other is designing
The vagrant-ized version of Deeks got kicked to the curb by Sven, the fabulous interior designer from 5×13 ‘Allegiance’. Sven lives to decorate all over another round of competition as he holds nothing back, accent and all.
Christopher Stone avoided being swept out by the Custodial Engineer and plants his wings tips of 3×13 ‘Exit Strategy’ in this new match-up and refuses to be moved.
Which do you prefer?
- Sven (59%, 173 Votes)
- Christopher Stone (41%, 121 Votes)
Total Voters: 294
Loading ...Tim vs. Matthew Dunkler
The friend-maker and the friend-de-maker
The alias that gave us ‘Fern’ in 1×20 ‘Fame’, Tim knows all the right people and gets his new teammates into the hottest club.
Matthew Dunkler, of 5×07 ‘Livelong Day’ repelled Fake Robert Turner and has set about sanitizing this round. He may be a ‘different’ personality, but he takes things very seriously.
Which do you fancy?
- Tim (36%, 106 Votes)
- Matthew Dunkler (64%, 189 Votes)
Total Voters: 295
Loading ... Jason Wyler vs. Engaged/Married Man
From first meeting to ‘love and marriage’
Before we knew he was Deeks, he was Jason Wyler in 1×19 ‘Hand to Hand’. He was an MMA fighter working to join the Blood & Guts Warriors and he was not going to go down without a fight.
The blissful couple decided three was a crowd and pushed out Dale John Sully. Whether they are happily honeymooning or nesting while house-sitting, Deeks together with Kensi fill the need when a couple is required.
Which do you choose?
- Jason Wyler (19%, 58 Votes)
- Engaged/Married Man (81%, 246 Votes)
Total Voters: 304
Loading ...Thanks to ncislosangelesfan.com for the screencaps.
Come back next week for the FINAL FOUR in the Semi-Finals.
Eric Christian Olsen On The London Bridges Show
Discover Entertainment Internet Radio with The London Bridges Show on BlogTalkRadio
Come join us on Friday, March 14, 2014, where we will discuss fatherhood in Hollywood. I’m proud to be able to have one of the stars of NCIS:Los Angeles and a good friend of mine on tonight’s show. You’ve seen him on Not Another Teen Movie, The Thing, Beerfest, Pearl Harbor, The Back-Up Plan with Jennifer Lopez to name a few.
NCIS Los Angeles “Three Hearts” Behind The Scenes Pictures
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It seems Daniela Ruah is fully back on set and portraying her character Kensi Blye alongside Marty Deeks (Eric Christian Olsen) again. Blye was away from set for a few weeks around the birth of her son River. But production planned wisely and filmed ahead so her character Kensi Blye appears in every episode of NCIS Los Angeles Season Five. Episode “Three Hearts” was written by Dave Kalstein and Kyle Harimoto and is directed by Diana C. Valentine.