Unknown Hotties of the Week 4/16/07--Tax Day

Kevin Alejandro
He just turned 31 last week. He plays a ex-con with a distant rich father in "Drive" with Riley Smith and Nathan Fillion.

He has been on "Ugly Betty," "Sleeper Cell," "Nip/Tuck," "Big Love," "24," "Medium" and "Charmed."

His next movie is Hunter Moon.

Matt Garza
He is 23 and a pitcher for the Minnesota Twins.

Michael Weaver
The cute 36-year old ginger Canadian who plays the 'scrub' best friend in "Notes From the Underbelly."

He has been on "CSI," "Monk," "Law & Order," Super Troopers and Club Dread.

Notes From the Underbelly Review

As mentioned in a past post, about the new ABC sitcom "Notes from the Underbelly." It's a great series. It does need some work. It has great potential but what bugs me is that the husband narrates it. If anything, a woman should be narrating because it seems it is more from their perspectives. It would be better without a narration all together. The show delightfully balances the scary hilarious and the schmaltzy. Also refreshing is that Rachael Harris can actually get good looking men. Now that's what I'm talking about.

Notes from the Underbelly

[Rachael Harris above with Ryan McPartlin]

The newly-touted sitcom 'Notes From The Underbelly' from ABC (Premieres this Thursday 12th at 10pm) that is supposed to be like 'Sex and the City': Afterwards. It is loosely based on Rise Green's novel. The creator of the show Stacy Truab did 'What I Like About You.' It is about sex-heavy couples that suddenly find themselves pregnant and how their friends deal with it. Critics love this show and I believe its a vehicle mostly for Rachael Harris ('The Daily Show') where she can continued her snarky sarastic blonde Lisa Loeb-glasses shtick. She has been struggling since leaving The Daily Show like on Kristie Alley's failed 'Fat Actress' while being seamlessly replaced by Samantha Bee. Entertainment Weekly critic Gillian Flynn seems not to like the character of Julie (Melanie Paxson from those Glad trash bag commercials) but the show seems great ad not mamby-pamby pregnancy comedy.

Strangely, the sitcom was meant to debut in November on Tuesdays at 8:30pm. Back when, Entertainment Weekly said that it was one of the most surprising sharpest pilots of the season. What happened? Well, back to back episodes of 24-ish wedding day comedy 'Big Day' to kill it off quickly. So that was canceled so I guess they now decided to bring this in.

I dunno what part Ryan McPartlin (the Mchottie above) plays but he was on 'What I Like About You' (Hmm... connection?), 'Life with Fran' with Fran Drescher as her husband, and Hank Bannett on 'Passions'.

Watch clips at ABC.com