Rebecca Romijn returns as host, along with judge RuPaul Charles. GSN is betting on more Skin Wars.
On the heels of a strong summer ratings performance, the cable network has renewed the body-painting competition series for a 10-episode second season.
Rebecca Romijn returns as host, along with judges RuPaul Charles, Craig Tracy and Robin Slonina.
The "battle of the brushes" continues as GSN, the leader in game shows and competitive entertainment, announced today it has ordered a 10-episode third season of the top-rated original hit series SKIN WARS, hosted by Rebecca Romijn (X-Men, The Librarians). The announcement comes on the heels of a successful season two finale, which drew over 1.1 million viewers.
The TNT television series "The Librarians" will film in public places throughout Forest Grove for four days next week. Shooting its second season, the series is a spin-off of The Librarian film series, and stars Noah Wyle and Rebecca Romijn. Both are expected to be in Forest Grove for filming. The series is produced by Electric Entertainment.
TNT's Librarian franchise becomes a weekly series on Sunday, December 7, as Rebecca Romijn takes the lead as a new character, Eve Baird, in a series called The Librarians.
The series will continue to have appearances by Noah Wyle as Flynn Carsen, and it also stars Christian Kane, Lindy Booth, John Kim, John Larroquette, and Matt Frewer, among others.
Even if you're not familiar with the franchise, it's easy to jump on for the new series, according to Romijn.
Model turned actress Rebecca Romijn has played Mystique on the “X-Men” movie franchise and a transsexual (male to female) on the ABC television series “Ugly Betty,” but most recently the 42-year-old has found herself in the library. She plays Col. Eve Baird on TNT’s new action series, “The Librarians.” She and actor husband Jerry O’Connell have twin girls. She was previously married to actor John Stamos. “The Librarians” premieres Dec. 7 on TNT at 8 p.m.
When you first started out as an actor, were you worried about being typecast because of your beauty?
GSN has put a new twist on reality competition shows with their newest show, “Skin Wars.” Premiering tonight at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT, the show has rounded up 10 of the best body painters around and have them in a competition with amazing challenges and where their only canvas is the naked body.
Rebecca Romijn is one busy person. While she's still working on filming the first season of TNT's "The Librarians" in Portland, Romijn also made a brief appearance here at the Beverly Hilton Hotel for the Television Critics Association 2014 Summer Press Tour last week, to promote another show, the GSN channel's "Skin Wars."
Two months after the cable network first eyed a revival of the property as a series, TNT has ordered 10 episodes of scripted drama The Librarians and tapped Rebecca Romijn to star, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.
The Turner-owned cable network has opted to cancel the Jon Tenney and Rebecca Romijn starrer after one season, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.
The drama, which opened in June as part of TNT's summer lineup, premiered to a respectable 3.5 million total viewers -- a decent haul but down considerably from its lead-in, Major Crimes. The series did not rank high in the cable network's big roster of summer launches that also included Falling Skies. During the course of its 10-episode season, the series averaged 3.1 million total viewers.
Actress Rebecca Romijn, 40, plays a private eye on TNT's King & Maxwell, and chatted this week with PEOPLE about "one last thing"
Last sport I played
My character is a former Olympic rower, and I used to row, so I was like, "I'll show them how it's done." At my first training session, the boat was only about a foot wide and very tippy. I was in the lake in about two minutes.
