Blogan 

Lucy sends Don to shoot Kira Klay's corpse at her funeral, but Kira looks all too lively to him when she begins appearing before him, as well as his dead pet cat. Don also gets an ... See full summary »

Director:

Chris Long

Writers:

Matthew Carnahan (creator), Matthew Carnahan

Stars:

Courteney Cox, Ian Hart, Josh Stewart

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Courteney Cox	...	Lucy Spiller
Ian Hart	...	Don Konkey
Josh Stewart	...	Holt McLaren
Laura Allen	...	Julia Mallory
Jeffrey Nordling	...	Brent Barrow
Will McCormack	...	Leo Spiller (credit only)
Alexandra Breckenridge	...	Willa McPherson
Shannyn Sossamon	...	Kira Klay
Rick Fox	...	Prince Tyreese
Timothy Bottoms	...	Gibson Horne
Johann Urb	...	Johnny Gage
Bret Roberts	...	Cal
Demetrius Grosse	...	Assistant
Channon Roe	...	Jeff Stagliano
Glen Badyna	...	Elliott

Storyline

Lucy sends Don to shoot Kira Klay's corpse at her funeral, but Kira looks all too lively to him when she begins appearing before him, as well as his dead pet cat. Don also gets an unpleasant visit from basketball star Prince Tyreese over the photos of him and Stormy the prostitute. Lucy and Brett get a visit from the ruthless owner, Gibson Horne, over the rising costs of editing 'Dirt' as well as managing 'Now'. Meanwhile, Holt looks for ways to help Julia recover from the car accident while work offers for him continue to arrive. Willa McPherson, the naive new intern, shows journalistic spunk in tracking down dirt on a Hollywood power couple known as "Blogan", over their pregnancy.

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Genres:

Drama

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Certificate:

TV-MA

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

9 January 2007 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Coquette Productions, Matthew Carnahan Circus Products, Touchstone Television

Technical Specs

Runtime:

47 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Did You Know?

Quotes

Lucy Spiller: [to her boss Brent Barrow] Uh she's like 23... she's way too old for you.
Brent Barrow: No, 23 is good.

User Reviews

A great episode

"Blogan" takes us under a lot of dirt: first of all, it brings a more human dimension to Lucy, with a brief dream sequence that shows us a wheel-secluded secret lying under the cold surface of this woman apparently strong but fragile and vulnerable. Has the dream sequence something to do with the fascination of Don for the death (first Tristan the cat, and now the frail corpse of Kira)?

And then, the cover-story of the week: spicy, sleazy, entertaining. Blaire and Logan - whose maid earn a lot less money than Tom & Katie's - try to mess with the media, showing the weakness of a whole world, prisoner of itself: a world where is easier to pretend to be something than really be; a world where a lie is more believable than the truth; a world where the boundaries between reality and dream collapse under the "public imagination" (not more a "public opinion"), the constant manipulation that the audience want, believing in a lie bigger than life.