This fascinating article from The History Channel takes us behind the scenes with production designer Ross Dempster to learn more about how his team created the authentic 1950’s look that we’ve all fallen in love with on Project Blue Book. “There was a particular house [of his] that inspired the Hynek house, which had a …
Project Blue Book just wrapped its first season a few days ago in the UK, so the folks across the pond want to know what’s next. This article from Express UK fills in a few blanks with exclusive quotes from Michael Malarkey. “David and Sean, our showrunner and creator were saying they wanted to push …
I am a fiend for TV production so I was thrilled to find this article from Syfy Wire with still shots of the Hynek house and the Blue Book office. The set decorators did a fabulous job creating these 1950’s set – such an exciting time in design where everything was “atomic”. Click the BLUE …
Hollywood North (aka Vancouver) Buzz says Project Blue Book will be up and running again starting in July and running through November. This will be a real change for the cast who spent most of the first season filming in the pouring rain and freezing cold. Ironically, the show has hinted that our boys could …
In this interview with Entertainment Weekly, Project Blue Book Showrunner, Sean Jablonski talks a bit about what’s coming up in Season Two. He also lets you in on a little secret involving the final scene of Hynek at the observatory. It’s the magic of television. . . Click the link for the full story.
Considering it was the ‘Number one new series on cable’ this year, it wasn’t surprising that History Channel picked Project Blue Book up for a second season. Only ten episodes, sadly, as I’d love to a few more but I’ll take it! Deadline Hollywood broke the news on Feb. 10