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Get Ready to Get Even.
 

So reads the tagline for TNT’s third scripted drama Leverage, which follows a group of modern-day Robin Hood’s who thrive on stealing from the rich and giving to the poor.

The series stars Academy Award winning actor Timothy Hutton (Ordinary People) as Nate Ford, a former insurance investigator who heads a group of grifters, thieves and hackers in often elaborate heists on big businesses and the tycoons who control them.
I sat down with Hutton and co-star Gina Bellman (Coupling) to discuss the series, the city and their excellent tastes in television.
 

Boosh Magazine: I understand the pilot was filmed here Chicago, how was your experience in the city?
 

Timothy Hutton: Yeah, it was great to film here in the city. It’s a visually spectacular city and the energy is just great, which always helps the filming of a show or a movie. We actually wanted to film the whole series here, but we couldn’t.
 

Gina Bellman: A lot of the cast and crew are local to L.A., so one of the nice things about being on location for the pilot is that everyone gets to hang out more, go out after work and get to bond. On a series like this, where you’re part of a team, it’s important to have that chance to bond and stay out late and things like that. In L.A. you work fourteen hour days and just go home.
 

TH: Being in Chicago, we hung out and dinner every night. In Los Angeles, being together for four and half months and filming twelve one-hour episodes, we never hung out. 

READ REST OF INTERVIEW, SEE TRAILER OF SHOW AFTER JUMP

The guys at FunnyOrDie tipped us off to another star-studded video exclusive to their site. America has been up in arms after the passing of Prop 8 in the liberal west coast haven of California, and Hollywood is having some fun with it. Coming soon after their first feature video, "The Smallest C*ck in Porn", the FOD crew have one of the biggest bills in viral video since Kimmel's "I'm F-ing Ben Affleck".

Written by Marc Shalman, the video stars comedic staples John C Reilly, Neil Patrick Harris, Maya Rudolph, Andy Richter, Margaret Cho,Allison Janney, and a very special Jack Black cameo as Jesus Christ.

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Like most of you, we're also pretty sick of this Twilight hype. Boosh did it's thing a few weeks ago when our very own Ashley Demma screened the flick and gave her two cents. And while we still don't understand why every female in the states thinks this movie is incredible, we thoroughly enjoyed this review from the guys at Spill.com.