Jennifer is going to appear on the talk show “Lopez Tonight” next week! She will be on the show on Monday, February 22nd! The show airs on the TBS station – please check your local TV listings for air times in your area.
Episode 514: DEAD TO ME
Broadcast Date: February 5, 2010
When Ned’s (Christoph Sanders) Occult Anthro Professor (Margaret Cho) is stalked by a secret admirer who turns out to be dead, it takes a Ouija board and all of Melinda’s (Jennifer Love Hewitt) skills to help solve the mystery. But the unpredictable Ouija board soon unearths a new mystery when it warns of the death of someone we know…
DEAD TO ME was written by Pam Norris. It was directed by Ralph Hemecker.
This episode guest stars: Margaret Cho in the recurring role of Professor Avery Grant (Drop Dead Diva, 17 Again); David Julian Hirsh as Brian (Hawthorne, Cold Case), Mary Mouser as Madison (Lie To Me, Chowder), and Ryan Alvarez as Trey (Bones, Monk).
Musically, this episode features “Black” by Brianna Rettig; “Are You Out There” by Session 5; “Hourglass” by January (Quango Music Group); “Stay Close To Me” by Justin James (Gold Sky Records); “Bhabani Tanpura” by APM; “Cold Feet” by Winston; and “Enemies” by Mindy Smith.
On March 4, Daily Variety will visit “Ghost Whisperer” as it celebrates it’s landmark 100th episode. We’ll discuss the show’s success as a primetime linchpin since it’s launch in 2005. Join us as we interview the show’s stars, Jennifer Love Hewitt, David Conrad, Camryn Manheim, Jamie Kennedy, Christoph Sanders and Conner Gibbs as well as show creator John Gray and executive producers Ian Sander, Kim Moses and P.K. Simonds.
This issue provides your fan club with the ideal opportunity to congratulate the show on the milestone of 100 episodes, while at the same time making the entire entertainment industry aware of your loyalty to Ghost Whisperer.
Issue Date: March 4
Jennifer Love Hewitt is adamant she hasn’t given her boyfriend Jamie Kennedy a deadline for a proposal insisting the couple won’t “rush” into marriage any time soon.
The actress sparked rumors of an imminent wedding last year after she mentioned in an interview that she wanted to be engaged by summer 2010.
She said, “By this time next year, if we’re not planning something, then there’s a situation.”
Her former Ghost Whisperer co-star was subsequently rumored to have popped the question to Hewitt onstage during a comedy show, but the couple denied the reports.
Hewitt insists she hasn’t given her partner an ultimatum, and doesn’t expect a proposal until they are both ready to wed.
She says, “The engagement thing was blown out of all proportion. When I made that comment about there being a ’situation’, I wasn’t really giving him a time clock. If it’s going to happen it will happen, but right now we are not rushing anything. We are both just really happy.”
From KSNT
Though Valentine’s Day is still more than two weeks away, Jamie Kennedy isn’t waiting to be loving.
“He’s done a bunch of romantic things just because that’s who he is,” says girlfriend Jennifer Love Hewitt. “It’s hard to pick just one.”
Kennedy does have something special up his sleeve for Feb. 14, which he plans to celebrate with Hewitt in Massachusetts. Without getting specific, Kennedy, 39, said there would be “a little chocolate, a little roses” involved.
“I’m going to do very good this Valentine’s Day,” the actor-comedian told PEOPLE Thursday while hosting the Tao-A-Go-Go dance contest at Tao Las Vegas. “You will hear about it.”
He will have his work cut out for him, though. Hewitt, 30, clearly knows the definition of her middle name.
“She’s the most romantic person you will ever meet,” Kennedy said of his girlfriend of nearly a year.
From People
Episode 513 – LIVING NIGHTMARE
Broadcast Date: January 29, 2010
Madness seems to grip the hospital — and the town — when a ghost who is making no sense haunts a patient who’s making even less. The mystery deepens as Melinda (Jennifer Love Hewitt) discovers a family secret that has killed before, and may kill again.
LIVING NIGHTMARE was written by Executive Producers P.K. Simonds and Laurie McCarthy. It was directed by Executive Producer Ian Sander.
This episode guest stars: Victoria Rowell as Adrienne (Young and the Restless); Bruno Campos as Vernon Dokes (The Princess and the Frog, Royal Pains); Josh Stewart as Robert Wharton (Criminal Minds, Law Abiding Citizen); Marina Black as Helen Reeman (Flash Forward, Saving Grace); Megan Henning as Lane Dokes (Mad Men, Grey’s Anatomy) and Ion Overman as Detective Sam Blair (Three Rivers, Castle).
Musically, this episode features “Late Night Driving” by Peter Bradley Adams and original music by composer Mark Snow.
Episode 512 – BLESSINGS IN DISGUISE
Broadcast Date: January 15, 2010
A family who is new in town — with a daughter Ned (Christoph Sanders) is attracted to — starts behaving strangely. They seem to be hiding from someone — and not just the ghost that’s haunting them. When Melinda (Jennifer Love Hewitt) discovers the truth, buried deep in the family’s past, it threatens to tear apart not only the family, but a young couple just falling in love.
BLESSINGS IN DISGUISE was written by Consulting Producer Jeannine Renshaw and Ben Chaney. It was directed by Jan Eliasberg.
This episode guest stars: Steven Culp as Dave Walker (Desperate Housewives, Saving Grace); Ion Overman as Detective Sam Blair (Three Rivers, Castle); Candace Bailey as Katie Walker (Jericho, Robot Chicken); Nick Eversman as Mike Walker (Helix, CSI: Miami); and Kari Coleman as Diane Walker (Three Rivers, Castle).
Musically, this episode features “Let it Shine” by Matthew Dorrien (Family Records); “Slavonic Dance” by APM; “Play On” by The Parlotones (Sovereign Entertainment); “Where I Stood” by Missy Higgins (Reprise); “Why Pretend” by Rie Sinclair; “Millionaire” by Simon Kelly; “Don’t Leave Me Alone” by Skyler Stonestreet (SongsForTVandFilmDotCom); “Wherever You Are” by Madi Diaz.
