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I Just Found Out Elsbeth Is Not The First Time Michael Emerson And Carrie Preston Have Appeared Together On One Of Their Shows
So, here’s the thing, I’m new to the world of Elsbeth. I was not fully aware of Carrie Preston before tuning into the show, and I also didn’t know she was married to Michael Emerson until he appeared in Elsbeth during the last couple of episodes of 2024. Now, I’m in love with them, their relationship and this face-off their characters have going on in the CBS show. However, I didn’t know this wasn’t the first time the married couple had worked together, and I’m genuinely shocked I wasn’t aware of their past collaborations.
Long before Emerson came onto Elsbeth to play the “almost untouchable” murderer and judge Milton Crawford, Preston appeared in two major shows he was a mainstay on. That’s right, she guest-starred on both Lost and Person of Interest.
The two have been married since 1998, and they’ve worked together on a handful of projects, including one of the best dramas of the early 2000s, Lost. In 2007, Preston was cast in one episode of the megahit drama to play Emily Linus, the mother of Emerson’s character Ben. While she showed up in a flashback, not one of her real-life husband’s present scenes, it’s still an odd relationship to play out.
During an interview with Variety, the two humorously addressed that wild situation with the following back and forth:
- Michael Emerson: A Freudian nightmare.
- Carrie Preston: Yeah, that’s something when you give birth to your husband in the woods. Not many people can say that they’ve done that.
- Michael Emerson: At least I didn’t have to play that scene.
Later, they even joked that Emerson should play Preston’s father in a flashback at some point.
Then, after her one episode of Lost, The Good Wife actress was on one of her husband’s popular shows again, Person of Interest. Between 2012 and 2016 she appeared in eight episodes of the beloved thriller as Grace Hendricks, the fiancée of Emerson’s character Harold Finch.
(Image credit: CBS’s YouTube Channel) On top of Preston playing characters in the two shows Emerson is arguably best known for, he also guest starred on her show Claws in 2017. Plus, the couple worked on a few smaller projects. This included the 1998 TV movie Grace and Glorie, the 2004 film Straight-Jacket and the 2008 movie Ready? OK! So, it’s safe to say these two are no strangers to working together both personally and professionally.
Now, while Elsbeth isn’t even close to the first time Preston and Emerson have collaborated, it is the first time they’ve played enemies. However, it’s quite fitting for them, as they reflected on how the Elsbeth lead tends to take “light-hearted” characters while her husband is more often than not playing someone evil. To that point, the Person of Interest star described this collaboration on the CBS series perfectly, saying:
It’s like a collision of universes.
Honestly, as Preston described, Judge Crawford is like “the Moriarty to [Elsbeth’s] Sherlock,” and it’s been extremely fun to watch.
Now, while we wait for Elsbeth’s return to the 2025 TV schedule (it will be back on January 30, by the way), I’ll need to go back and watch some Person of Interest and Lost to see this married couple’s careers collide. They made for wonderful screen partners on the CBS series and their 26-year-long marriage proves they are marvelous together in real life, and now I’m dying to see more of them working together.
So, to accomplish that goal, we can all go back and watch Carrie Preston and Michael Emerson’s collaboration highlights by streaming Elsbeth with a Paramount+ subscription, Lost with a Netflix subscription and Person of Interest with an Amazon Prime subscription.
I Just Found Out Elsbeth Is Not The First Time Michael Emerson And Carrie Preston Have Appeared Together On One Of Their ShowsFans of “The Good Wife” and “The Good Fight” are likely familiar with the character Elsbeth Tascioni, played by the talented Carrie Preston. But did you know that Elsbeth is not the first time Preston and her husband, Michael Emerson, have appeared together on one of their shows?
In fact, the couple has shared the screen on multiple occasions, including on the hit TV show “Lost.” Emerson played the enigmatic character Ben Linus, while Preston had a recurring role as Ben’s mother, Emily Linus. Their dynamic and chemistry on screen was undeniable, and fans were thrilled to see the real-life couple bring these complex characters to life.
It’s always a treat to see talented actors like Michael Emerson and Carrie Preston share the screen, and we can only hope that they continue to collaborate on future projects. Who knows what other surprises they have in store for us?
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Backup And Recovery, Paperback by Preston, W. Curtis, Like New Used, Free shi…
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Backup And Recovery, Paperback by Preston, W. Curtis, Like New Used, Free shipping!Looking for a reliable guide on backup and recovery systems? Look no further than this like-new, used paperback by W. Curtis Preston. Whether you’re an IT professional or just interested in learning more about data protection, this book is a valuable resource.
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Preston North End 1-0 Hull City: Potts piles pressure on struggling Tigers
For Hull, their struggles continue, particularly away from home where they are still looking for a first clean sheet of the season.
They were, at times, decent going forward and had chances to both take the lead and draw level.
It was also a result though which could reduce Selles’ honeymoon period in the job with tough-looking home fixtures against Middlesbrough and Leeds next up.
The Tigers had started on the front foot, pinning back a slow-starting North End and carving the game’s first and perhaps best chance inside six minutes.
Freddie Woodman deserves huge credit for an excellent reaction save, getting down to his right sharply to deny Joao Pedro’s fierce shot from just inside the box.
But in blocking the ball out to his right, he presented Regan Slater with a near open goal only for the Hull midfielder to side-foot over from six yards out.
It was a let-off which stung Preston into action, the hosts putting together a couple of decent moves as the half wore on and, but for a lack of composure and quality in front of goal, they could have taken the lead.
In a tightly contested match, Preston North End emerged victorious with a 1-0 win over Hull City. The only goal of the game was scored by Brad Potts, piling more pressure on the struggling Tigers.Potts’ goal came in the second half, as he capitalized on a defensive error from Hull City to slot the ball past the goalkeeper. Despite Hull City’s efforts to find an equalizer, Preston’s defense held strong to secure the three points.
The result leaves Hull City languishing near the bottom of the table, while Preston North End will be hoping to build on this win and climb up the standings. The pressure is mounting on Hull City’s manager as they continue to struggle to find form this season.
Overall, it was a hard-fought victory for Preston North End, and they will be looking to carry this momentum into their next match. As for Hull City, they will need to regroup and find a way to turn their fortunes around before it’s too late.
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Preston 1-0 Hull City: Ruben Selles calls for more clinical finishing
Hull City manager Ruben Selles reacts to his side’s 1-0 defeat against Preston North End at Deepdale:
“We created situations to score at least one goal and then in one moment we went 1-0 down and never recovered in terms of the score. I think we were competitive enough.”
“We created situations, it’s not just the situation with Regan (Slater) after five minutes. We created other situations and we need to make it count, but we created the situations so we just need to work on the details.
“You come away from difficult games in difficult competitions and first of all we need to be competitive and second of all we need to win football matches.
“Without being competitive we are not going to win games. We need to continue developing that competitiveness and in games like today, when we have the opportunities, we have to make it count and then we’ll be in a better place.
“We have to try to not make excuses. We know we can do things. Now we have to do it to the very end.”
Preston North End secured a narrow 1-0 victory over Hull City in a tightly contested Championship clash. The only goal of the game came from a well-taken strike by Emil Riis Jakobsen in the first half.Despite the win, Preston’s assistant manager Ruben Selles was quick to point out the need for more clinical finishing from his side. Speaking after the match, Selles emphasized the importance of converting more of their chances to goals in order to secure more comfortable victories in the future.
Selles praised the team’s performance overall but acknowledged that they need to be more ruthless in front of goal. He urged the players to work on their finishing in training and to be more composed when presented with scoring opportunities.
With the win, Preston moved up the Championship table and will be looking to build on this result in their upcoming fixtures. Selles will be hoping that his message resonates with the players and that they can improve their finishing in order to continue their positive momentum in the league.
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Preston 1-0 Hull City: Paul Heckingbottom praises game management
Preston North End manager Paul Heckingbottom was pleased with the Lilywhites’ game management after 1-0 win over Hull City, their first win at home since 19 October.
“We’ve been far more dominant than that in so many games and only got a point, so I’m really pleased that we’ve come out on top when the margins are really fine.
“We weren’t too bothered if they have the ball but I think we gave them too much respect at the start of the game. I felt we were just slightly off. We didn’t quite get to the ball and we were a little bit behind the press.
“We stood off them a little bit too much, or that might be credit to them, but then, as the first half wore on, we got better and had our moments but we needed to up it in the second half and I thought we did.
“Until the goal, we were building momentum which was really pleasing and then the goal was fantastic from our point of view. I’m really pleased with it. Then we had to defend well and we managed the game really well.”
Preston North End secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Hull City in the Championship, with manager Paul Heckingbottom praising his team’s game management.The only goal of the match came from Emil Riis Jakobsen in the first half, and despite Hull City’s best efforts to equalize, Preston held on to secure all three points.
Heckingbottom commended his players for their discipline and organization, stating that they executed the game plan perfectly. He highlighted the importance of being able to see out the game and praised his team for their resilience and determination.
The win sees Preston move up the table and gives them a much-needed boost in their quest for promotion. Heckingbottom will be hoping that his team can continue to show the same level of game management in their upcoming fixtures.
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Preston 1-0 Hull City: Ruben Selles calls for more clinical finishing
Hull City manager Ruben Selles reacts to his side’s 1-0 defeat against Preston North End at Deepdale:
“We created situations to score at least one goal and then in one moment we went 1-0 down and never recovered in terms of the score. I think we were competitive enough.”
“We created situations, it’s not just the situation with Regan (Slater) after five minutes. We created other situations and we need to make it count, but we created the situations so we just need to work on the details.
“You come away from difficult games in difficult competitions and first of all we need to be competitive and second of all we need to win football matches.
“Without being competitive we are not going to win games. We need to continue developing that competitiveness and in games like today, when we have the opportunities, we have to make it count and then we’ll be in a better place.
“We have to try to not make excuses. We know we can do things. Now we have to do it to the very end.”
Preston North End secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Hull City at Deepdale, with Ruben Selles scoring the only goal of the game. The Spanish forward’s strike proved to be the difference between the two sides, but Selles believes that his team could have put the game to bed much earlier if they had been more clinical in front of goal.Speaking after the match, Selles said, “I’m delighted to have scored the winning goal today, but I think we could have won by a much bigger margin if we had been more ruthless in front of goal. We created plenty of chances, but we need to be more clinical in our finishing if we want to secure more comfortable victories in the future.”
The result sees Preston move up the table and continue their impressive run of form, but Selles knows that they will need to improve their finishing if they are to challenge for promotion this season. With tough fixtures coming up, including a clash against league leaders Fulham, Selles and his teammates will be looking to sharpen their shooting boots in training to ensure they make the most of their opportunities in front of goal.
As Selles calls for more clinical finishing from his side, Preston fans will be hoping that the message is heeded and that their team can continue to pick up vital points as they push for a place in the top six.
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ENTERPRISE SYSTEMS BACKUP AND RECOVERY By De Preston Guise *Excellent Condition*
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Are you looking for a reliable backup and recovery solution for your enterprise systems? Look no further! I have a like-new copy of “Enterprise Systems Backup and Recovery” by De Preston Guise available for sale. This comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know about protecting your critical data and ensuring business continuity in case of any system failures. Don’t wait until it’s too late – invest in the security of your enterprise systems today. Contact me to get your hands on this excellent condition book now!
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The Twin – Paperback By Preston, Natasha – GOOD
The Twin – Paperback By Preston, Natasha – GOOD
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I recently finished reading “The Twin” by Natasha Preston, and I have to say, it was a great read! The story follows a set of identical twins, Ivy and Iris, who couldn’t be more different. When Iris goes missing, Ivy must step into her sister’s shoes and uncover the truth behind her disappearance.Preston does a fantastic job of building tension and mystery throughout the novel, keeping me on the edge of my seat until the very end. The characters are well-developed and the plot twists kept me guessing.
If you’re a fan of thrillers and psychological suspense, I highly recommend picking up a copy of “The Twin”. It’s a gripping read that will keep you hooked from start to finish. Trust me, you won’t be disappointed!
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The Lost – Paperback By Preston, Natasha – GOOD
The Lost – Paperback By Preston, Natasha – GOOD
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Book Review: The Lost by Natasha PrestonI recently finished reading The Lost by Natasha Preston, and I have to say, I was blown away by this gripping novel. The story follows the lives of four teenagers who are all struggling with their own personal demons and find themselves in a rehabilitation center for troubled youth.
Preston’s writing is raw and powerful, drawing you in from the very first page. The characters are well-developed and relatable, each dealing with their own struggles and secrets. As the story unfolds, you can’t help but become invested in their journey towards healing and redemption.
The pacing of the novel is perfect, keeping you on the edge of your seat as you uncover the dark truths that haunt these characters. The Lost tackles important themes such as mental health, addiction, and trauma with sensitivity and honesty.
Overall, The Lost is a thought-provoking and emotional read that will stay with you long after you’ve finished it. I highly recommend this book to anyone looking for a compelling and impactful story. Natasha Preston has once again proven herself to be a talented and skilled writer, and I can’t wait to read more from her in the future.
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