Visit the Warehouse Gallery for promotional stills from “Everything…All The Time” (spoilers!) episode 2.02 of Life which will air on NBC in the US on October 3, 2008. The young actor shown arguing with Detective Crews (Damian Lewis) in some of the pictures is Matt Lanter.

Once again thanks to
dryope for the hi-res photos, including the intriguing image above.

Note: the large picture that Charlie Crews is shown studying is actually a photo portrait taken by Life executive producer Daniel Sackheim!

NBC unveiled its ambitious, multi-pronged promotional efforts to roll out its new Fall 2008-09 series that will allow viewers to sample full episodes of new and returning shows on-demand prior to their broadcast premieres and utilizing a multitude of distribution platforms. The announcement was made today by John Miller, Chief Marketing Officer, NBC Universal Television Group and President, The NBC Agency.

Distribution partners include top cable, satellite and telco video-on-demand providers including Comcast, Cox, Charter, DISH Network and Verizon FiOS TV, each of which will be making full-episodes available in high definition. For the first time ever, in addition to NBC.com, NBC will also utilize Hulu to provide on-demand streaming of several fall shows. All Hulu distribution partners, including Yahoo, MSN, AOL, MySpace and Fancast.com will provide access to the full episodes. The shows will also be made available for instant viewing and download via Amazon Video On Demand’s online retail store. Additionally, episodes are available on Xbox LIVE on Xbox 360, along with Zune Marketplace, which will give consumers portable access via Microsoft’s Zune player…

The season premiere of Life episode 2.01 “Find Your Happy Place” (spoilers!) will be available for online viewing at NBC.com and Hulu.com on September 22nd; a week before the September 29th network broadcast.

“Life” – The site will feature Ted Early’s Blog, which Ted is keeping as research on his book about life inside and outside of prison with Charlie Crews. A user – generated Conspiracy Wall went live this summer with weekly updates.

“Life” — Twelve years spent wrongfully behind bars taught Charlie a Zen existence and landed him $50 million. This was supposed to help him let go, but instead Charlie eats a lot of fruit and strategizes in his very secret room. Now, Charlie has found the man who committed the murders that put him behind bars, but he knows he has not caught the puppet master. It looks like the man pulling the strings is Jack Reese, father of Dani Reese, Charlie’s partner. What would Buddha do? (NBC, 10 p.m., Mon., Sept. 29)

“The Business of Miracles” (2.03: October 6, 2008 on NBC in the US):
FROZEN STIFF—The body of a cancer research scientist is discovered literally frozen solid, baffling Crews (Damian Lewis) and Reese (Sarah Shahi). The crime scene suggests that an animal rights group took revenge on the doctor by switching out his oxygen tank with pure liquid nitrogen. As the detectives delve into the victim’s tangled private life, they become increasingly skeptical about the identity of the murderer. Meanwhile, Crews is determined to prove Jack Reese (Victor Rivers) was involved in his incarceration, and Ted (Adam Arkin) asks Crews to act as a reference for a business school interview. Donal Logue also stars.

“Not For Nothing” (2.04: October 10, 2008 on NBC in the US):
US AGAINST THEM—A university’s prison experiment goes horribly wrong when one of the students acting as a corrections officer ends up dead. Crews (Damian Lewis) and Reese (Sarah Shahi) are in a race against the clock to find the killer. As they interview both prisoners and guards, the detectives discover the social experiment may have done more damage than good. Meanwhile, determined to figure out Jack Reese’s (Victor Rivers) connection to his case, Crews obsesses over a recording he obtained from a wiretap he placed on Reese. Donal Logue, Adam Arkin and Brent Sexton also star.

Crews spent last season living in a mansion with no furniture and rarely is seen without a piece of fruit, the more exotic the better. (Crews’ idiosyncrasies extend to the British actor who plays him and speaks in an American accent offscreen as well. “I’ve played so many
Americans now over the last six or seven years,” Lewis says, “that I developed, I guess, an American persona that I just feel is part of me.”)

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