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Tom Riles and Art Eddy talk about some of their bonding moments with their children. They also talk about Tom's TV show habits. Tom is on the look out for a new show to watch. This fits in perfectly with this week's guest, Karl Urban, who stars in Fox's new show "Almost Human".
Karl Urban has had many successful roles in film and on television. Most recently, "Star Trek" fans loved his portrayal of Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy in the J.J. Abrams version of the film. Now Karl plays one of the lead roles in the new sci-fi series "Almost Human".
Urban takes up the role of Detective John Kennex, who is a cop that survived one of the most catastrophic attacks ever made against the police department. Waking up from a coma he now has issues with his memory. Still one memory is intact, which is that his partner was killed. Kennex also lost one of his legs and he is now outfitted with a highly sophisticated synthetic appendage. Kennex also has to deal with his new android partner Dorian, played by Michael Ealy.
Karl is very excited for viewers to check out his new series, "Almost Human", on Fox starting November 17th. Urban opens up about his new show, "Star Trek," fatherhood, and working with J.J. Abrams.
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