November 2004
Catch Peter on the December cover of Edge Magazine:
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Peter appeared on the 10/31 cover of TV Guide with O.C.
costars Adam Brody and Benjamin McKenzie.
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TV ALERT:
Peter will appear on Jimmy Kimmel LIVE
Wednesday, November 10, 12:05/11:05 c on ABC
Set your VCR's, Tivo, what have you...
It's here! Catch Season 2 of The O.C., airing Thursdays, 8/7 c on FOX.
October 2004
As we gear up for The O.C. season premiere on Thursday, November 4, 8/7 c, you can catch Peter on the cover of Venice, a Los Angeles magazine:
September 2004
Fall greetings! After a quick summer, we're back with updates as we begin the countdown to
Also, FOX will air two OC specials with behind-the-scenes footage on Thursday, Sept. 16, and Thurs. Sept. 23, 8pm ET/PT.
According to FOX's official press release, "THE O.C. returns sooner than expected when two specials treating fans to an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the show and its incredible cast air on FOX. The two specials, THE O.C.: OBSESS COMPLETELY and WELCOME TO THE O.C.: A DAY IN THE LIFE will air Thursday, Sept. 16 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) and Thursday, Sept. 23 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT), respectively, on FOX.
The specials will provide an inside look at the making of THE O.C. and will feature never-before-seen moments and bloopers from the first season, as well as exclusive interviews with cast members and Josh Schwartz, the show’s creator and executive producer. And, providing a glimpse of what’s to come in November, the specials will also feature an exclusive preview of the season premiere episode.
After last season’s cliffhanger finale, fans of THE O.C. will discover the answers to many of their remaining questions on the show’s season premiere
Thursday, Nov. 4th (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX."
Stay tuned for more updates!
May 2004
Peter appears on the Spring/Summer cover of Best Life, the new magazine from Men's Health.
April 2004
From a recent article in the NY Post entitled "They Like to Watch":
"Hands down: Peter Gallagher is the coolest dad on television. [...] Nicole and Adam Levine, who have a 15-month-old baby girl, can't get enough of The O.C., either. They watch it after they put their baby to sleep. [...] Plus, Nicole adds, they pick up helpful parenting tips. 'Peter Gallagher is so well-suited, creative and fun as the dad,' she raves. 'I think he shows a very healthy, paternal way of acting towards his sons. It's a really loving family. They have everyday challenges. He's really a cool dad. He doesn't take s---. He's a wonderful character, and is much more well rounded than other fathers on TV.' "
March 2004
At last! The Music section is now up and running - check it out here. We've integrated 18 songs into the site from Peter's work on Broadway, film, and tv, so enjoy...
February 2004
We're back - and this time, with photos from the latest issue of L'uomo Vogue - click to enlarge:
January 2004
As we've mentioned, The O.C. (and Peter!) received some critical raves in those Best of 2003 lists:
From Ken Tucker of Entertainment Weekly:
The O.C. (Fox) The first batch of episodes crossed ''Beverly Hills, 90210'' with ''Dynasty'' and a smidgen of ''Rebel Without a Cause'' supplied by the sullen stare of Benjamin McKenzie. Every hour seemed to culminate in a party or a fistfight. Since returning in October, the series has found, oh, not depth certainly, but expansive pleasure in turning Adam Brody's comic-book geek into television's most unlikely, articulate sex symbol and plunking him into one of the small screen's most entertaining love triangles. It helps that Peter Gallagher and Kelly Rowan are superbly convincing as an upscale married couple.
From Heather Havrilesky of Salon.com:
"Freaks & Geeks" + "90210" - Tori Spelling + "Thirtysomething" - abject misery = "The O.C.," easily the most satisfying, surprising, delicious morsel to arise out of a uniformly disappointing season of television. In fact, "The O.C." aired during the summer, building a small audience but leaving most of us out of the loop, so caught up were we in our cheap fix of "Paradise." The cast is instantly lovable, the stories are oddly appealing, the settings are shiny and absurd, the dialogue is sharp and witty -- in short, this show is too good not to sound bad when you try to describe it. From Adam Brody's bizarre quips to Peter Gallagher's charms, this is the rare soap that, instead of leaving you hanging, puts you in a great mood. Here's hoping this little pocket of California sunshine stays around for a long, long time.
From Dave McCoy at MSN.com:
4. The O.C. (FOX)
Easily the most fun and entertaining new show of the year is the same one I mocked when I first saw the ads during the World Series. Not another "Melrose Place"/"90210"-esque examination of the rich and brainless, I thought. Well, actually, nope, it's not that at all. "The O.C." has writers who actually know how to write! Characters are three-dimensional and the show had you loving them by the second episode. And unlike those soap operas that took themselves SO seriously, "The O.C." knows its genre and lovingly, with tongue firmly in cheek, adores mocking itself and its characters. Though labeled as a teen drama, there are more laughs to be found in this show than 90 percent of so-called sitcoms. The majority of those laughs come from patriarch, Sandy Cohen, played by Peter Gallagher in a role that finally showcases his talents, or his wise-ass, quick-witted son, Seth (the irreverent Adam Brody). This is a show that respects its audience's intelligence, and in return we'll follow it anywhere.
TV Alert - Peter will be on The Sharon Osborne Show on Wednesday, January 14th - "Peter Gallagher makes a visit from The O.C. and gets a major surprise from Sharon," according to the press blurb. For local showtimes on the WB, visit the show website: http://sharon.warnerbros.com/
Happy Holidays and many thanks for visiting the site during our first few months online. May the new year bring you much good health and happiness and may 2004 see many dreams realized, peace on earth and good will to all.
