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Inside the 2011 Syfy “Countdown To Christmas Week” Cocktail Party
December 2, 2011 , 12:32 pm | By Bryan Reesman
Out & About, Sci-Fi, TV Tales

Syfy president Dave Howe, Eureka's Colin Ferguson
and actor Lindsay Thompson enjoy the festivities.
(Photo ©2011 by Bryan Reesman.)
Last year’s Syfy holiday party at the NBC Experience Store was a cozy affair, and while last night’s festivities increased the revelers and took up more floor space, it remained a fun, down-to-earth gathering of on-camera talent and behind-the-scenes players. The food and drink was delicious (filet mignon slices!), the music at a good volume and the vibe just right. The proof is in the photos, at least the vibe part.
The only actor I did not capture on camera was the esteemed Charles Dance, whom I quickly said hello to. (He said I was too young to know about White Mischief, which I saw in college. Bless him.) Don’t worry, an interview with Mr. Dance is forthcoming (Neverland airs on Sunday) along with many fast and furious Q&As I conducted spontaneously with different actors at the party. Keep your eyes peeled for them throughout December.
Happy Holidays!

Destination Truth's Josh Gates
and Face Off's McKenzie Westmore
caught in conversation.
(Photo ©2011 by Bryan Reesman.)

A Syfy family affair (L to R):
Lucas Bryant, Colin Ferguson,
Emily Rose, Eric Balfour, Dave Howe,
Saul Rubinek (Warehouse 13) and Erica Cerra (Eureka).
(Photo ©2011 by Bryan Reesman.)

Mark Stern, President Syfy Original Programming,
hobknobs with Josh Gates and Erica Cerra.
(Photo ©2011 by Bryan Reesman.)

McKenzie Westmore palling around
with actor/writer/singer Henry Farnam.
(Photo ©2011 by Bryan Reesman.)
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