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Nick Jonas Performing “Haven’t Met You Yet” (Video & Audio)

admin — Thu, 23 Feb 2012 03:00:30 +0000

Nick Jonas guest stars with an impressive vocal performance of Michael Buble’s “Haven’t Met You Yet” in next week’s all-new episode of Smash, “The Cost of Art,” airing Monday, February 20th.

You can also listen to a longer version of the song here:

Introducing Nick Jonas as Lyle (Video)

admin — Thu, 23 Feb 2012 00:00:35 +0000

Nick Jonas guest stars as young heartthrob Lyle and puts the moves on Ivy in next week’s all-new episode of Smash, “The Cost of Art,” airing Monday, February 20th.

Megan Hilty’s Performance of “Wolf to Howl” (Video)

admin — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 20:00:50 +0000

Ivy channels Marilyn with this original performance of “Wolf to Howl.” in next week’s all-new episode of Smash, “The Cost of Art,” airing Monday, February 20th.

Jimmy Fallon Interviews Anjelica Huston

admin — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 17:00:00 +0000

Anjelica Huston appeared on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon (February 20th) and reminisced about her days as a model in NYC and talked about her new show “Smash.”

Songs Featured in Smash Episode 1×04 “The Cost of Art”

admin — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 09:26:23 +0000

Check out the songs that will be featured in next week’s all-new episode of Smash airing February 27th at 10pm on NBC. We will provide links for audio and purchase very soon.

Megan & Ensemble: “History Is Made At Night” – Original [Partial]
Guest Nick Jonas: “Still Haven’t Met You Yet” by Michael Buble
Megan Hilty: “Wolf to Howl” – Original
Katharine: “Rumour Has It” by Adele [Partial]

Check out more songs to come this season on Smash in the Smash Upcoming Music section.

Ratings: Fewer People Watching Smash…

admin — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 20:53:11 +0000

NBC’s SMASH, which aired its third episode last night, dropped in ratings again- moving this week from 8.1 million to 6.5 million viewers. The series premiere earned the show a whopping 11.5 million viewers on February 6. Despite the ratings dip for the series, NBC still won the night with help from THE VOICE, with 15.7 million viewers.

Since the premiere, Smash has lost almost half of it’s viewers. What are we going to do to make sure we don’t lose anymore viewers? Tell everyone to watch!

What Did You Think of Smash Episode 1×03 “Enter Mr. DiMaggio”?

admin — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 03:55:02 +0000

What did you think of “Enter Mr. DiMaggio?” How did you enjoy the debut of Will Chase as the first pick for Joe? Was Karen’s going back to Iowa just a little soon? To start, take the following poll:

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Then, reply below in the comments and let us know what you really thought of the premiere.

Get even more into the discussion by speaking out on the Smash forum.

Promo of Smash’s Episode 1×04 “The Cost of Art”

admin — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 03:30:21 +0000

Check out the Smash 1×04 promo video. Synopsis: Karen (Katharine McPhee) must learn to advance in the high-stakes world of Broadway, as Derek (Jack Davenport) hosts a party for hot young star Lyle (guest star Nick Jonas). Eileen (Anjelica Huston) tries a sly new strategy for raising funds, while Tom (Christian Borle) goes on a first date

Spoilers Before Episode 1×04 “The Cost of Art”

admin — Mon, 20 Feb 2012 18:58:40 +0000

Check out these spoilers for Episodes 1×03 and 1×04.

Please do not continue reading if you do not want to be spoiled:

Ivy and Derek continue to hook up, though Ivy worries that it’s more business than pleasure.
Eileen did her little drink in the face routine. Two more times.
Derek invites Karen to drinks and tells her: “There’s a lot of changes coming fast” before saying she’s got too much talent for the ensemble. He then utters what might be the most frustrating line of the night: “It could take five years for Marilyn to get to the stage, and a lot can happen in five years.” Can you lay it on a little thicker? (You can, and he does in the next episode.)
Dev and Derek meet and have a British-off, Oxford vs. Cambridge, etc., etc., blah.
Michael Swift (Will Chase) makes his first appearance as their potential Joe DiMaggio, and we learn that he has a past with Julia (Debra Messing). We also learn that he’s got a wife and son he loves, so he’s torn. (We get it.) But first we have to sit through his performance of Bruno Mars’ song “Grenade” in another off-Broadway musical, and it’s not great.
Ellis continues to be super sketchy, going so far as to steal Julia’s notebook. Oh and supposedly he’s straight. Right. And he gets super sassy with Julia. And he overhears Julia telling Tom about her affair with Michael. Ellis knows all!
Julia and Tom can’t stop obsessing over Marilyn and Joe DiMaggio wanting a simple life. There’s a musical number there, but it’s not amazing. I’d be OK if it’s one of those we never see again.
Karen’s friends in Iowa are horrible, one-note characters who all call her “Broadway,” and they convince her to sing Gretchen Wilson’s “Redneck Woman,” barefoot in a karaoke bar. (Seriously why is she barefoot?) And that’s one of only two numbers for the night. Sad.
Karen’s dad gives her money, so if she quits that coffee shop gig entirely, that’s how she’s living off the $200 a week from the “Marilyn: The Musical” workshop. (source)

“Enter Mr. DiMaggio” Songs Available on iTunes

admin — Mon, 20 Feb 2012 05:09:33 +0000

Check out the Smash Music: Season One page to purchase “Grenade,” “Redneck Woman,” and “Mr. & Mrs. Smith” from Episode 1×03 “Enter Mr. DiMaggio.”