FlashForward Spoilers

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[TIMOTHY] 30s-40s, Caucasian. An everyman but naturally charismatic. Very well-spoken, intelligent, dynamic. Interacts with people who look to him for leadership and provides empathetic counsel. Guest star. WILL RECUR

[MARCUS] 20's, African American - a sunny disposition in all circumstances. Middle class and smart. Love insects. GUEST STAR

[ROSALIND ("ROZ")] 50s, Caucasian. Suffers from schizophrenia, emotionally distant, doesn't mince words. Alternates between articulate lucidity and clear breaks with reality in interacting with her daughter. Guest star.

[PAIGE] 20s-30s, Caucasian, Attractive Brunette. Pragmatic young mother. Argues with her younger sister about familial obligations. MAY RECUR

[CHARLENE] 40s, open to all ethnicities. Pleasant, helpful but not a doormat, she possesses an offbeat energy. Slick, corporate, she describes her project's goals to an interested party. one scene but may come back

[PAM] Early 50''s, Caucasian, brilliant, speed freaks. She is quirky, but lovable. A friend of Janis's but doesn't work at the FBI. Could recur.

[JANE] 40s-50s, Open to all ethnicities. Warm, understanding, even-keeled. A physician, she assesses her patient carefully before advising a course of action. one scene

[JOANNE] 35yrs Any ethnicity. A new age birthing instructor. Has very strong feelings on how a pregnant woman should deliver her baby and isn't shy about making sure everyone knows about them. 3 scenes.

[SERGIO] 40s-50s, Open to all ethnicities. Overweight, affable window washer. Has his own opinions on how things should be done and isn't shy about expressing them to a co-worker.sptv050769 co-star

[PHIL] 30s, Open to all ethnicities. Manager of a restaurant. Amiable, accommodating. blue collar Chats with a patron about a lost item. One scene

Source: SpoilerTV

Episode 1.09 - BELIEVE
Episode 1.10 - A561984
Episode 1.11 - BUDDHA IN THE RUINS

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[FLIGHT ATTENDANT] 20s to 30's Female, Japanese. Warm flight attendant that welcomes passengers to their new location in both JAPANESE and ENGLISH. Must speak Japanese...CO-STAR

Mark finds himself on the defense during a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing; Janis wonders how her vision will affect her current romantic relationship; Olivia receives an anonymous message

John Cho, who plays FBI agent Demetri Noh on ABC's hit sci-fi series FlashForward, faces a dilemma: He was also Hikaru Sulu in J.J. Abrams' hit Star Trek movie and looks forward to reprising the role in an expected sequel, but he's already got this full-time TV gig now.

There is one way he might be able to do both (spoilers ahead!):

In FlashForward, Cho's character is one of the few who doesn't have a vision of his own future, leading him to believe that his character may be dead by the time April 29, 2010—the date in everyone's future visions and, conveniently, the date of FlashForward's season-one finale—rolls around, relieving Cho of his commitment to the show.

Well, we know how those kinds of things play out.

"Yeah, I don't know," Cho told us in an exclusive phone interview on Tuesday. "Listen, all I know is that, ... First of all, I don't know when [a Star Trek sequel is] going, and if it's going. I'm pretty sure it's going, but I don't know for sure, and I don't know how long. I don't know if my character will live on FlashForward. There's a lot of question marks. The thing that I do know is that both sets of producers want the other project to happen. So you start from a place of good will. I'm pretty confident that we can work through whatever situation comes up. I think they feed one another."

Cho as Sulu in Star Trek

Cho is contractually obligated to appear in the next Trek and, as a fan-favorite character, Sulu is sure to be in the follow-up. As for FlashForward, Cho is one of the main cast members, so who really thinks he's going to die?

Cho is coy.

"Well, I don't know if he's going to die, and it's an issue," Cho says, adding: "In features, typically you know the ending, and you work from the ending. You know where the characters starts and where the character ends, and you've got to figure out a way to connect the two. I only know the beginning at this point. I was worried about playing that, although it sort of solved itself. It's playing out very naturally, where we just sort of go with each development as it comes. ... Unless, of course, there's some big revelation. ... I've heard that people think I may be an evil mastermind behind it all. That would be confusing if it were a later development like that. So far, so good."

Source: SciFiWire

ABC's hit new show, FlashForward, has cast a new character to butt heads with series star Joseph Fiennes' Mark Benford. Actor Michael Ealy, 36, will begin his recurring role in the 10th episode as this new thorn in Detective Benford's side.

Fans may recognize Michael from his regular role on the Showtime series Sleeper Cell, which also starred FlashForward's Sonya Walger.

Source: TV Guide Magazine