EdwardFurlong-related stories
Posted Sep 19th 2006 6:11PM by Brett Love
Filed under: Other Sci-Fi/Supernatural Shows, Industry, Celebrities

If you've been playing along at home, you will recall earlier this month that
Anna posted about Edward Furlong getting a recurring gig on
CSI:NY. Now comes word that the star of
Pecker and
T2 might be joining the ranks of the jedi. In an interview with TV Guide's Michael Ausiello, Furlong described his upcoming schedule as, "Some
CSI, and then maybe the
Star Wars TV series, man."
Like this rumor, many of the details of the
Star Wars series are full of ifs, buts, and maybes. At this point, what we believe is that the show is gearing for a 2008 premiere and will take place in the 19 year span between
Revenge of the Sith and
A New Hope. The focus will shift away from the characters that were prominent in the movies to follow the stories of minor characters from the greater
Star Wars universe. Although, George Lucas has said that there may be some main characters from the movies making cameo appearances.
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Posted Sep 1st 2006 10:17AM by Anna Johns
Filed under: Other Drama Shows, CBS, Talent, CSI: New York

Edward Furlong will have a recurring role on CBS'
CSI:NY this season. He'll play Shane Casey, a young man who is somehow involved in the investigation of a serial killer. The description of the actual storyline makes me think the
CSI writers have lost their minds: "where a serial killer uses trendy t-shirts as inspiration for his grisly murders." Do they mean those innocuous t-shirts from American Eagle, etc. that are either retro or don't mean a damn thing? How will a vintage
Miami Vice t-shirt have a role in a murder?
In case you're wondering who Edward Furlong is... he had a brilliant role a few years ago as Edward Norton's hateful younger brother in
American History X, but you may also recognize him as a young John Connor in
Terminator 2. Oh, and
he was arrested in 2004 for freeing lobsters from a restaurant tank.
Furlong's first
CSI:NY episode airs Wednesday, Oct. 11.