The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part 14, version 2.0 — Page 165

I would respond accordingly to the previous post, but I don't get it.

sounds like it could be a lyric in one of his songs.

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Poor Larry, you guys are so hard on him.

Here's a blast from the past, Sh-K-Boom's former Adam site. I followed an old link and paradoxically came up with a page that supposedly doesn't exist. Note that it's the same color scheme Adam is using for his new website. I guess he was serious when he said his favorite colors were red and black.

ETA: I've switched to a smaller version of this picture since it was stretching out the page so much.

Updated On: 1/7/08 at 08:52 PM

Tink's gonna have an arm-candy freakout when she see's that picture

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hehe, Brina! It is very nice to look at!!

I love it when my IO music channel will show the pics of Adam with the vest unzipped with abs & arms showing nicely.

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I also love how white he teeth are in that picture. That boy should just be a toothpaste model.

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I've been looking at my old links for some reason. This has been discussed here before, but maybe long enough ago that some of you don't know about it. The American Theatre Wing, which presents the Tony awards, holds professional seminars and records them on tape. They generally involve about six theater people and a couple of moderators, and last about an hour. Adam was in two of them, one in '96 and one during Aida in 2000.

It's striking to me, especially in the first one, how calm and confident he is, a first time actor among others who are much more experienced, and also how impressed with him some of those old theater pros are.
1996 Seminar

thanks, Chloe. I'm watching it now. Is it just me, or does the Isabelle Stevenson look exactly like Mrs. Doubtfire?

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and other older clips I'm sure everyone has seen before but gave me a really good chuckle to see again...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cSJWN6f6HIY&feature=related

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Fun links, ladies.

Quite a bit of publicity for Backyardigans has come out today, and it appears that there's an interview with Adam already up on Nick Jr. Video. Here's part of the press release:

"Tale of the Mighty Knights" TV Movie

Special guest Adam Pascal, Tony-nominated star of the original Broadway cast of Rent and Aida, joins The Backyardigans as narrator of the hour-long TV movie and performs the original rock opera power ballad "Not An Egg."

In "Tale of the Mighty Knights," royal knights Uniqua and Tyrone are ready to do mighty deeds in service to their King (Pablo). It seems like a pretty simple task until the King asks them to babysit an egg, which grows legs and runs away! A rock opera soundtrack moves the action along as the knights pursue their egg in Goblin Land and encounter a grabbing goblin (Austin), through Fairyland where they meet a tiny and mischievous fairy (Tasha), and finally to Dragon Mountain where they face a mighty baby dragon (Adam Pascal). Will the knights conquer their greatest challenge yet?

Content from "Tale of the Mighty Knights" will roll out across several Nickelodeon Preschool platforms including music videos and additional episodes on Time Warner's Video On Demand service (Dec. 31); streaming clips and music videos, an interview with Adam Pascal and behind-the-scenes clips from the TV movie on Nick Jr. Video (Jan. 4); clips on wireless carriers (Jan. 4); and an interactive game and activities on Nickjr.com (Jan. 4).

"I have two boys who are six and three and they love The Backyardigans the same way I loved shows like The Electric Company, Sesame Street and Zoom," said Adam Pascal. "Those shows stay with me to this day. The Backyardigans is a classic on that same level, and it will stay with kids for decades to come. I'm really proud I can be a part of it."