TV Guide: Joshua Johnson

Video: Red Band Trailer

Trailer Addict — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 00:00:00 -0500

Robert R. Mutt has never had it easy. His family thinks he s a retard, the neighbours think he s a pervo, and almost everyone else thinks he s a total douche bag. He s failed at everything he s ever tried to accomplish, including his own suicide. If that wasn t enough, he s just been kicked out of the only place where he s ever felt at home, the depression ward of the Riverside Mental Hospitalfor being too happy. Despite all this, Robert is determined to prove that he s a real somebody, and on the advice of his childhood hero (former local baseball hero Clinton Manitoba), he sets out to attain the three keys to success some money, a girl, and a championship ring. This sets Robert on a madcap adventure involving a drug racket, a roller-skating transvestite, a bar-mitzvah and an air hockey tournament which leads to heartbreak and unexpected triumph.

Video: The Hot Seat: Motion City Soundtrack

mtvU Uber — Sun, 15 Mar 2009 00:00:00 -0500

Motion City Soundtrack featured Joshua Cain (guitar), Tony Thaxton (drums), Justin Pierre (vocals/guitar), Jesse Johnson (moog), and Matthew Taylor (bass). The indie rock quintet originally formed in 1999 when Pierre and Cain were still in high school. The two were big fans of Sunny Day Real Estate, Jawbox, the Flaming Lips, and Superchunk, and those influences spurred their own band. Motion City Soundtrack self-released a 7 before the start of 2000, but it wasn t until Taylor, Thaxton, and Johnson joined the group that things came together. Thaxton and Taylor moved from Richmond, VA, to the band s hometown of Minneapolis, MN, and the band immediately started recording with producer/engineer Ed Rose (Get Up Kids, Ultimate Fakebook). Motion City Soundtrack s punk-glazed debut, I Am the Movie, was released in summer 2003. The Mark Hoppus-produced Commit This to Memory followed two years later.

Video: With This Gun I Thee Wed

Hulu — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0500

Season 1, Episode 10: A suspicious invitation to the wedding of Jonathan's former girlfriend exposes an extortion scheme aimed at gaining control of a large family fortune.

Video: Exit from Wickenburg

Hulu — Fri, 06 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0500

Season 1, Episode 3: Heyes and Curry try to discover who is trying to drive them from a town where they have found honest employment.

Video: Journey from San Juan

Hulu — Fri, 06 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0500

Season 1, Episode 13: Heyes and Curry pose as cowboys rounding up maverick cattle.

Video: 'The Work and The Glory: America Zion' Trailer 01

AOL Moviefone — Thu, 15 Nov 2007 00:00:00 -0500

The true story of how the Church of Latter Day Saints made its way to the American West in search of a home free from persecution informs this historical drama, based on the novel by Gerald N. Lund. In 1833, Benjamin Steed (Sam Hennings) and his wife, Mary Ann (Brenda Strong), were the leaders of a family of Mormons living in Missouri, but they and their fellow followers of the teachings of Joseph Smith (Jonathan Scarfe) knew little peace, as fierce anti-Mormon factions took violent action against the settlers. When several hundred LDS members were forced from their homes by vigilantes, Smith and his loyal second Brigham Young (Andrew Bowen) set forth to find a new home for their growing flock. Benjamin and Mary Ann join the migration west, but not everyone in their family joins them; their eldest son Joshua (Eric Johnson) has turned his back on the Mormon faith, and has joined forces with the men seeking to put a stop to Smith, Young, and their new church. The Work and the Glory: Amer