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Life with Derek Heads to Disney Channel Japan
-Posted by: Violet
Disney Channel Japan has acquired the first 26 half-hour episodes of Shaftesbury Films’ live-action kids’ comedy series Life with Derek.
Life with Derek is about a modern blended family, which has forced together two willful teenagers, Casey (Ashley Leggat) and Derek (Michael Seater), each used to being in charge and each determined to keep it that way. Meanwhile, Derek and Casey’s younger siblings are caught in the middle and change allegiances depending on the issue or the size of the bribe. ... Read More ...
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Ashley Leggat @ Canada Toys "R" Us
-Posted by: Violet
The Toys "R" Us in Canada opened on Saturday the 8th and stars of Life with Derek - Ashley Leggat and Michael Seater in Toronto. There were tons of demos and giveaways. Did you manage to attend the grand opening? 
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KZone Interview with Ashley & Michael
-Posted by: Quivi
IO: How’s the weather there? We heard you had some problems.
MICHAEL: Today and the last couple of days, the snow’s been going away and we thought that spring was on its way, and then I was in a studio doing a recording for the show. I walked outside and it was a complete blizzard. I just kind of wandered outside for a couple of blocks. Everything was snowed in and I didn’t know
what to do, so eventually I found my way home.
LIO: The people in the show describe Derek as a slacker. How much of a Derek are you? ... Read More ...
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Ashley Interview with MediaBlvd
-Posted by: Quivi
A young actress with an amazing amount of work in film and television under her belt, Ashley Leggat
is currently the star of Canada’s Family Channel series Life With Derek. The show airs on Disney Channel in
the United States, and has been compared to the popular Brady Bunch series of 1970’s American television.
Ashley’s character, Casey MacDonald previously had the perfect life with her mother and younger sister, but when her mother remarries a man with three children of his own, she must change schools, move to a new house, and deal with new step siblings. In Ashley’s words, the show is something of a “Brady Bunch gone wrong.” ... Read More ...
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