Hey guys, how are you? It has been a while, huh? Well… I’m writing to let you guys know that I’m leaving the site. My life is way too much complicated, and I don’t have much time left to dedicate to Love Across Time anymore. I still LOVE LotS, Craig and Bridget, and I hope to see the series having a long life. My leaving has nothing to do with the show or the actors. I hope you can understand.
The site will still be updated with our lovely Michaella, so don’t stop visiting! She will bring all the latest updades to you all!

Thanks so much for these great months we had together! <3

We will miss you, Tathy!!!

Slice of SciFi also has a new interview with Bridget. You can listen to it below.

Thanks So Very Blue.

Her Blue Eyes, started a campaign after Mike Sussman – Writer/Co-Executive Producer of the show – asked to us (fans) to write into our local Seeker showing stations and ABC/Disney to let them we want a 3rd Season. Go to Her Blue Eyes and LegendOfTheSeeker.org to get more information!

The official Twitter for Bridget’s next project, the movie “The Best and The Brightest”, released two official pictures of her. We added them to our gallery.

[002x] Bridget Regan > Projects > The Best and The Brightest > Official Twitter Pictures

OK, so we hear this weekend’s episode is a big one for Kahlan—tell us what’s she in for.
The episode is called “Torn” and Kahlan is summoned to Aydindril, which is her home normally, and where the Mother Confessor would preside and live. She goes, and something really horrible happens, and Kahlan gets literally split into two. So, I have the absolute pleasure of playing nearly two different roles. And one side or the other can completely go out of control, especially when one side has this magical power that can really take over when it’s not balanced with emotion and compassion and so forth.

Continue reading here.

Thanks LotS LJ!

Can you talk about the big episode coming up?

Bridget Regan: Yeah, this weekend. It’s called ‘Torn’ and it’s been the most fun I’ve had on the show yet to date and it’s definitely going to be hard to top. Kahlan gets summoned to go to Aydindril where she would normally preside as Mother Confessor, kind of ruling over the land and things. She get summoned to go there and this amulet that’s supposed to take her there, something goes wrong and half of her stays with Richard and the other half of her goes to Aydindril. So she’s actually just split in two. The part that goes to Aydindril is The Confessor that puts duty above love and really is a leader. Then the other part of her that stays with Richard is all love and all heart and is just really emotions. The episode sort of explores this idea that we have all these different parts of ourselves in us but without the balance of the counterpart you can really go far to the extremes, to the left or to the right. So it was really like playing two new characters as well as Kahlan in this episode and so I just got to have a ball. It was so fun. I was quite busy switching costumes and running around and being in every single setup and every shot. But it was so cool and I’m really excited for everyone to see it.

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TTO: I wanted to ask you about your new costume this season, which, needless to say, is very popular.

BR: Yeah, it’s funny, because it looks so different from how Kahlan looked before, but the funny part about it is a lot of it I’ve always worn. I’ve always worn this corset under my white dress. The belt I’ve always worn, I’ve always worn black boots — they did extend them up for me, because I was really into the thigh-high boot look.

She has a skirt that she’s worn, but I’ve kind of said, “Well, Kahlan ripped and slipped it, so she could get her high kicks in.” We collaborate, the costumer, Jane Holland, who is a fricking legend, I just adore her. We collaborated on it, and the new jacket is the same cut as the traveling coat, and it was like [Kahlan] ripped out the lining of it and cut it short.

I wanted to make her more of a warrior, making it more practical. Some days I’m out in the woods in my white dress, and I [was] thinking, “Could there be anything more ridiculous?” Everybody always asks, “How do you keep that white dress so white?”

Anyway, I wanted it to be more fighter-friendly, and it really is. And it’s bad-ass, and I like the idea of Cara rubbing off on her too, [even though] she should hate this woman, this Mord-Sith. That’s the best part of the show for me right now.

Full interview here.

The official site for LotS has posted a very good music video from the Second Season.