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Ouchie Xander!
Jul. 29th, 2005 07:00 pmFrom TVGuide.com's Insider
2:05 Someone apparently forgot to tell Buffy's Nicholas Brendon — clad in green pants, red jacket and a white button-down shirt — that one of the perks of sobriety is that you don't have to wear your drunk clothes anymore.
2:16 What doesXander Brendon know about kitchens? "When I was 3 or 4, my twin brother Kelly and I, we knew how to take a Hungry Man TV-tray dinner box out of the trash can, light it on fire and then throw it on the curtains in the dining room and then awaken my parents to something that was savage. That's what I know about kitchens." Um… huh?
2:19 I think Brendon may be suffering from ericbalfourism — an affliction that causes actors to hijack press conferences with erratic behavior and unfunny banter.
2:24 Brendon's disease has progressed further than I first thought. He just threatened to cook costar Bonnie Somerville's arm "at 350 degrees for 25 minutes" to make the fish smell go away. Fox needs to do the right thing here and turn his mic off.
2:50 After going about 20 minutes too long, the session finally ends, prompting an unnamed fellow journo to whisper, "That was like a bad three-course meal."
2:05 Someone apparently forgot to tell Buffy's Nicholas Brendon — clad in green pants, red jacket and a white button-down shirt — that one of the perks of sobriety is that you don't have to wear your drunk clothes anymore.
2:16 What does
2:19 I think Brendon may be suffering from ericbalfourism — an affliction that causes actors to hijack press conferences with erratic behavior and unfunny banter.
2:24 Brendon's disease has progressed further than I first thought. He just threatened to cook costar Bonnie Somerville's arm "at 350 degrees for 25 minutes" to make the fish smell go away. Fox needs to do the right thing here and turn his mic off.
2:50 After going about 20 minutes too long, the session finally ends, prompting an unnamed fellow journo to whisper, "That was like a bad three-course meal."
