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Fourteen men and women kick,
shoot, dive, punch, and literally fall for the chance to work
with one of the legends of American action cinema, Joel
Silver, for a made-for to be aired later.
Recaps by Gordon Pepper, GSNN |
FACT FILE:
Host: Tina Malave
Casting Directors: Victoria Burrows, Scot Boland, Josh
Einsohn, Marki Costello
Creators: Gary R. Benz, Michael Branton
EP: Joel Silver, Gary R. Benz, Cris Abrego, Rick Telles,
Packager: Warner Bros. TV, Silver Pictures TV, GRB Entertainment,
NBC Studios
Airs: Wedesdays at 8:00pm ET on NBC (replays Fridays
at 11:00pm ET on GSN) |
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Leap of Faith - June 30
Due to the 3.5 million people who have decided to
watch the show in this time slot and avoid watching
anything else, the show has moved to Wednesday nights,
in hopes that something that would attract more than
that would be there. I'm sure that Joel Silver isn't too
pleased about that.
Speaking of attractions, the next Screen Test, called
Leap of Faith, will be about attractions as everyone
gets to do their first bed scene. Their 'moment' is
interrupted by an intruder, and the couple will then
need to jump a couple of hundred feet into a soft pad,
hence, a "Leap of Faith".
You can't do something like that without training, so
the group has to go to high jump training. They meet
Brad Jones, who greets them by falling four stories into
a landing pad. House is stunned, "I ain't doing that."
Oh yes you are. Sharing House's reaction - John, who has
a very nasty fear of heights, shares the same sentiment.
Kurt Brynt and Brad Jones disagree with the sentiment,
telling everyone that they have 15 second to decide
whether or not to fall. You don't have to take the jump,
but with eliminations staring at you, you may as well
pack your bags if you don't.
Melisande starts it off - and jumps. Sean joins her, but
House, Somere and Greg (who flaps his arms and makes
chicken noises) pass. John is thinking about it way too
much, and maybe he was psyched out by the fact that he
screwed up a line on the last Screen Test, but he makes
the jump and everyone supports him. "I got out of my
mind...it was indescribable... I loved it."
Brenda brings the group back for self esteem class. She
starts by having everyone drop to their skivvies. Yeah,
that helps self-esteem. After that, she brings out
wardrobe racks and has everyone pick out what they would
wear to be action stars. Some people like Linda (who
considers herself a show-off), have no problem doing
this, while Corinne (who likes to be clothed) was
described as Brenda as 'a challenge'. They don't think
she has any self-esteem, while she says that there is
nothing that she feels fits. Corinne and Brenda gets
into it and Brenda decides that she can't win. Corinne
picks her own clothing and you have to think that she,
who probably would have been gone if it wasn't for
Viviana's departure, could be in real trouble here.
The trouble gets deeper for Corinne, who doesn't want to
the next exercise activity. Howard Fine created the
activity by turning the living room into a bedroom, with
a big mattress in the center. Corinne says that she in
uncomfortable with being undressed in front of everyone,
and the world class boxer found something that terrifies
her. "Some people could jump off the roof, and some
people couldn't. This is my roof - I'm not ready to jump
off yet."
Howard asks everyone to dress in their undies for the
next activity because they want everyone to be
comfortable. He also says that everyone needs to respect
everyone else's boundaries as he pairs everyone up. He
reminds everyone that his pairing would not necessarily
be the Screen Test pairing - which is good for Linda,
because she wants nothing to do with him. The love scene
turns more into a Starbucks coffee scene, but House and
Mae get it on, with House switching positions with her
by rotating her while she was on him.
Corinne finally has to go - and she realizes that from a
professional standpoint, she has to do this. At first,
she walks out on everyone and runs into the bathroom,
but then Howard tracks her down. He explains to her that
she is acting in terms of sex and it is not going to
happen. She winds up doing it and gets a Casting Card
for her efforts. Jared, for being able to improv the
best during the scene, gets the other card.
Afterwards, House talks to Corinne about how impressed
he was with her, and Corinne weakly smile back. Not
nearly as happy is Jeanne, who is concerned that her
actions would bring shame to her family who is watching
it. Based on the ratings so far, Jeanne, I wouldn't be
too concerned about it.
It's time to select the roles. Corinne, to no one's
surprise, picks House, while Jared selects Melisande.
This becomes interesting, as Jared has a girlfriend -
but Melisande is single. Hmmmm.... The rest of the roles
and pairings are selected by Howard, and he groups up
Sean and Linda, Greg and Somere, John and Mae, and Mark
and Jeanne. Mark, who already has been teamed up with
Jeanne with pretty non-existent chemistry, curses when
he hears about the pairings.
Its dinner time! This is a one on one date, where the
girls decide who they want to eat out with. Melisande
and Jared go out - and they discuss their lines. Jared -
"She is someone who I'd love to ask out - if I didn't
have a girlfriend who I'm not thinking about that
often." Heh.
John comes in during dinner and says that there are last
minute script changes. This happens at 10:30 pm as there
is a new wrinkle in the competition. That brings an
added stretch to Jeanne and Mark. Jeanne - "There are
certain people who attract and there are others who
repel. Me and Mark Repel." Meanwhile, Melisande is
pining after Jared, saying that she really wants to do
that sort of a scene with someone who is her boyfriend,
or someone who she wants to have as her boyfriend. Like
dogs in heat...
On the other side, Jeanne is terrified since there is no
connection with her and Mark, who thinks they will pull
it together for a professional purpose. Director Gerry
Lively tells them to let their fear work for them, but
Corinne's fear could cost her everything as she talks to
Lively on her direction. They happen to start it off and
it seems to work out well. Then there's Jared - "I
thought sexy time went well."
What about the jump? It's much smaller than the jump
that had to be made and John, who was terrified but made
the practice jump, is excited and wanted to do it again.
Jeanne and Mark's scene... still had no chemistry and
Jeanne is convinced that she is gone. Mark is convinced
that he is staying. Are either of them right?
Marki, Louie and Todd are back for the judging, and we
see a montage of the clips. Corinne/Harold - mixed
reactions. Jared/Melisande - Connection. Sean /Linda -
Powerful. Somere/Greg - the chemistry was there, but was
Somere losing focus? Mae/John - John is strong, Mae is
mixed, Jeanne/Mark - Mark doesn't have good control,
mixed results on Jeanne.
Tina hands the scripts to... Linda, John, Melisande,
Harold, Mae, Sean, Corinne, Jared, Jeanne and Mark. So
why are Somere and Greg knocked out? Somere did lose
focus and Greg did not feel like he was a different
person when he was on the screen, but I also wonder if
the fact that neither of them did the voluntary jump had
anything to do with the eliminations, and if they did,
maybe they are still in the competition.
Regardless, ten people are still in the competition.
That number will be reduced to 8, as we see fast cars,
fast women - and fast exits. Tune in next week to see
whose stay on the show gets a permanent overhaul. |
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Previous Episodes
June 14 - Casting Special
June 15 - Hollywood
June 22 - Method Acting
June 29 - Special Ops
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