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  • 'Ghost Whisperer' Premieres on WeTV

    August 11, 2009

    'Ghost Whisperer' Premieres on WeTV

    "Ghost Whisperer" premieres September 7th on WeTV!  Check your local listings to see what time it's playing in your area.

    Source: WeTV.com

  • December 12, 2008

    TV editor Rob Owen blogs about "Ghost Whisperer: Spirit Guide," the new fan book that provides insider information on the show's origin, interviews with cast members, and an episode guide. He also ponders the future of the show--for example, how the show writers will sustain the tension of the relationship between Melinda and her new neighbor Sam.

    Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

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    December 10, 2008

    Christoph at "Ghost Whisperer: Spirit Guide" Book Signing

    Christoph, Jamie Kennedy, Camryn Manheim, David Conrad, Kim Moses, Ian Sander, and P.K. Simonds of "Ghost Whisperer" signed copies of the new book "Ghost Whisperer: Spirit Guide" at the Grove in Los Angeles on December 14th.

    Source: Hollywood the Write Way

  • November 3, 2008

    In an interview with UGO TV Blog, Christoph discusses how his life has changed since working on “Ghost Whisperer.” One of the biggest changes in his life is his new dating coach, Jennifer Love Hewitt. “Yeah it’s good to have someone make sure you’re going out there and dating and stuff.  You know, Jennifer Love Hewitt’s a great person to have.”

    He also reflects on his day at ComicCon with co-star Jamie Kennedy. “My mission for going there [was to] to pick up a Big Lebowski action figure for my friend... I spent the day looking for that, walking around the huge floor looking for a Big Lebowski action figure. I ended up getting one for him and one for my little brother.”

    Source: UGO- Christoph Sanders

  • October 30, 2008

    Christoph’s hometown paper, Blue Ridge Now, takes a look at his rise to stardom. The article chronicles Christoph’s roots in the local regional theater, Flat Rock Playhouse’s YouTheater.

    The writer interviews local residents and even his scoutmaster, Bruce Maurer asking about the controversy surrounding “Hound Dog": 

    "Christoph is a fine young man," Maurer said. "I think maybe people are getting the wrong impression from what they have heard about this movie, but I would just call that good acting."

    Source: Blue Ridge Now