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For complete restrictions, go to www.bresnan.com/tripleplay. MW5381 SOURCE TV Family Mexican Restaurant Tour De Mexico -BNCt4FBGPPEt##23JCT Tacos Burritos Tostadas El Presidente Margarita 2 2516 Broadway In Redlands Marketplace Hours: 11am-11pm 7 Days a Week YV SOURCE / July 10 - August 6, 2009 242-3540 “So he’s like, ‘You’re going Apparently just having Camp- to have to run. You’re going to bell around was a treat in itself. TV SOURCE have to have a gun, do all these “He’s very sexy,” Sokoloff Country Jam Review things.’ I’m like, ‘I can do it. I says, “and really soft-spoken can pull it off.’ and nice. We had, by the make- I haven’t been home in 23 “Then one day, I fell — major, up trailer, one of those blow-up years, and coming home has like, totally scraped up. He was pools, because it was so hot. been an incredible adventure. standing off to the side, and He used to sit in there with no Grand Junction, Colorado is the I didn’t even want to look at shirt on, and the women literally place I call home. him, because he had the biggest were taking pictures to e-mail I-told-you-so look on his face, their friends or something. I’ve been to lakes I never just like, ‘Really? You had to “I’m like, ‘He’s not this mon- fished, walked paths I never wear the high heels? Because I key in a cage. You can’t just walked, and I’ve met people I don’t know if you would have take his picture.’ But he didn’t never knew. This last month I fallen had you not picked those mind.” went to Country Jam, which I shoes.’ ” In the meteor-themed feature never knew existed, until now. While Sokoloff may not be film “Deep Impact,” Tea Leoni Neil McCoy the equal of “Alias” star Jenni- played an MSNBC reporter who Asking what to expect of every- fer Garner for saving the world covered the impending end of one I knew (admittedly, only a in stilettos, she does get to do the world while keeping her handful) gave me different perspectives, so I figured I should go find quite a lot of action-hero stuff pearls intact. out for myself. Marla Sokoloff’s excellent in “Meteor,” along with being a “Of course!” Sokoloff says. “I Going online and looking at the pix, I decided to wear shorts and ‘Meteor’ adventure computer-literate scientist. had a joke with the makeup sandals. When I went to the Web site, I just looked at the pictures and “I actually thought it was artist on ‘Meteor.’ He had done By Kate O’Hare quite hilarious when I got of- my makeup before, and he does forgot to find directions. I know what © Zap2it fered this job,” she says, “and his so-called ‘beauty makeup,’ you’re thinking—“Everybody knows In the new two-part NBC TV I was playing a scientist — not where he makes you look like a where Country Jam is!” Well, I didn’t. movie “Meteor,” airing on con- only a scientist, but one who different person, and you look All I knew was that it was somewhere secutive Sundays, July 12 and saves the world. I’m like, ‘Re- amazing. But he also had to put between Fruita and Mack, so we took 19, Marla Sokoloff (“The Prac- ally? Me? OK.’ sweat and dirt and glycerin dis- I-70 toward Fruita and figured we’d fol- tice”) tries to save the world “I don’t see me doing that gustingness on me. from a giant meteor strike that anytime soon, but it felt really “He was like, ‘I swear, I’m go- low traffic. means a sure and fiery doom for cool to be the one with all the ing to make you look like Brigitte We opted not to camp for the four every living thing. answers in my laptop. Bardot in the desert.’ That was days, as we didn’t know conditions or As scientist Imogene O’Neil, “But a couple of the crew his mission. ‘I am not going to the crowds. So we went Saturday only. she must continue the work of guys told me, ‘You were the last have you walking around with Events started at noon. We’re always her boss, Dr. Lehman (Chris- person I thought they were go- dirt on your face, and blood, and ones to arrive late, so we arrived around topher Lloyd), and get vital ing to cast.’ I was like, ‘Thanks, I not look good.’ ” information to a government think.’ I’m not sure it’s a compli- As a native of Northern Cali- 4pm-ish. scientist, Dr. Chetwyn (Jason ment.” fornia, Sokoloff is quite used Parking—as well as the preparation Clay Walker Alexander), that may prevent “Meteor” also stars Stacy to earthquakes, but that doesn’t of attendants leading into the event—was the planet from being blasted to Keach (“Prison Break”) as small- mean she likes them. phenomenal, and we had no problem getting to the gates. The greeters smithereens. town California Sheriff Crowe, “I would say I do worry about at the gate checked our passes and our bags and made sure we were And Sokoloff wasn’t about to and Billy Campbell as his son, the earthquakes, but not mete- not bringing anything unwanted or unneeded into the event. do all this in a pair of flats or Jack, an LAPD officer who’s ors. I didn’t even really think running shoes, despite the fact hot on the trail of his corrupt, — not to sound naive, but really, I soon realized I was overdressed. Bikini tops and short-shorts, or that she was covering a lot of dangerous partner, Calvin Stark a meteor? I don’t know if that just shorts and no tops, seemed to rough ground in the desert just (Michael Rooker). even crossed my mind in the 28 be normal attire—quite the sight outside of Los Angeles last sum- At one point, Imogene cross- years I’ve been on this planet.” for all who came! Vendors lined mer. es paths with Stark, meaning Now that she’s had a taste up to quench your thirst, feed your “I had high-heeled boots on,” Sokoloff got to work with Rook- of being an action heroine, appetite or just sell you the one Sokoloff says. “It was a huge er, whom she found pretty in- Sokoloff is considering trying it fight with the producer, because tense. again. thing you didn’t have. Colorful I did have to do a lot of running. “He throws himself in there,” “I think so,” she says, “defi- lawn chairs lined up in neat rows I’m 5-2, and I have never, ever Sokoloff says. “I envy his energy. nitely think so. I had a lot of fun. facing the main stage. Everything been on film in my entire career I don’t have it. I don’t know It was a totally new world for was clean and neat, including the without having height. That’s where it comes from. He is a me, and I would love to explore restrooms, which was somewhat just not fair. 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