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Exclusive: John Cho Talks ‘FlashForward’

by Matt Raub, Oct 6 2009 // 1:15 PM

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John Cho has become quite the name in the world of geeks and fanboys over the past few years. From helping to rejuvenate the career of Neil Patrick Harris in Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle to coining the term M.I.L.F. for millions of teens to sweat over.

Let’s also not forget that he’s the pilot of one of the most important fictional ships in American Sci-Fi history, the U.S.S. Enterprise. Cho has now found a new home on ABC’s FlashForward, the newest action mystery series done in the same vain as LOST. In the show, everybody in the world blacks out and gets flashes of images that happen 6 months in the future. The mystery only unravels from there, as more gets revealed week after week.

We recently got a chance to speak with John about his role on FlashForward, as well as a future for Harold and Kumar and even what genre he may like to take on next. Check out the interview after the jump. Be sure to catch FlashForward on ABC every Thursday at 8pm/7pm Central.

Posted in: ABC · Abrams · Geek · Interviews · Movies · Mystery and Suspense · News · TV · Video
Tagged: ABC, David Goyer, Flash Forward, Harold and Kumar, John Cho, Lost, Star Trek, Sulu
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