NBC has released another new Chase Promo!

The Wall Street Journal has a new look at the rise of television action stars and show with female leads, including Chase and Kelli.

To create a drama about U.S. Marshals, writer Jennifer Johnson says she thought about her 4-year-old daughter. Even though her daughter is too young to watch, she wanted to create role models for young women and decided to make the lead a Texas-based Marshal named Annie Frost. Played by petite blonde Kelli Giddish, Frost wears blue jeans and cowboy boots and takes down fugitives twice her size.

“She’s such a kick a— character,” Ms. Giddish said, on a break from shooting on location in Dallas in 100 degree heat. She had recently completed a stunt (with no double) that involved jumping onto the wing of a moving crop duster.

On TV, a girl’s best friend is her gun

I’ve updated the Kelli Giddish Online gallery with 2 new scans from EW! And yes, they did finally manage to spell Kelli’s name right.

Kelli has answered some fan questions and the video is up!

2 new Chase Promos to check out with Kelli! The first one also features Robert LaSardo, who was Manny on General Hospital. It looks like he is a guest star in episode 3.

The Kelli Giddish Online Gallery has been updated with a ton of new photos from the NBC/TCA day yesterday in Los Angeles.

Zap to it has a new recap of the NBC TCA day up.

Last seen on “Past Life,” Giddish says that she loves playing Annie on the NBC show. “I couldn’t keep a pair of shoes clean to save my life when I was a kid,” she says. “It’s so great to play a woman who accepts all the physicality. So, yeah, it’s a dream. It’s such a dream.”

‘Chase’: Even with a female lead, this show is butch

Matt at fancat.com tweeted a photo of the NBC posters at TCA and there is the Chase poster!

Several locations in McKinney will serve as a backdrop for an episode of the upcoming NBC series Chase, including the historic post office that houses The North Texas History Center. The building was used as a doppelganger for the Carlsbad (New Mexico) police station by a film crew on Thursday, and other locations where shooting took place include the bed and breakfast Bingham House and a rock quarry along highway 380

Episode of new NBC series shot in McKinney