Ashley Gerasimovich discusses ‘The Detour’ Season 4
Interview with Ashley Gerasimovich who plays Delilah Parker on TBS's The Detour discussing the fourth season of the show and the Parker family.
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Ashley Gerasimovich: A Young Talent On The Rise
Ashley stars as “Delilah Parker” on the hit TBS family series The Detour. Currently in Season 2 which started on 21 Feb 2017, Nate [Jason Jones] receives a promising job opportunity and the family moves to New York for a fresh start, everyone is excited but Robin [Natalie Zea], who knows that a move to the big city means her mysterious past may catch up with her.… More
The Detour: (S01E09 & 10) “The Track & The Beach” [Seaon Finale]
A two episode finally was exactly what we needed to see the end of the story of Nate. It was quite an unusual ending I should say because in a way the whole season was nothing related to why the cops were investigating yet they managed to keep us entertained.… More
The Detour: (S01E08) “The Drop”
If you are a huge killer for Christmas, you might want to move to this place in Florida.
Like any Christmas, things may sometimes start our bad but it always ends with fun and happiness.… More
The Detour: (S01E07) “The Road”
It all begins by the cops blaming Nate for not loving his wife, like any person he rejected and has a walk down memory lane.… More
Introducing Ashley Gerasimovich: Delilah on The Detour
Ashley Gerasimovich was born on February 1, 2004 in New York City, New York, USA as Ashley Elizabeth Gerasimovich. She is an actress, known for We Need to Talk About Kevin(2011), Fair Game (2010) and The Detour (2016).
… More The Detour: (S01E06) “The Wedding”
It starts at the police station where the lady is still interrogating Nate. He tries to explain that he had no idea about the man who they lived with and we’re just grateful he let them stay with them.… More
The Detour: (S01E05) ‘The B & B’
After the children get food poisoning, the doctor invites them to their homes.
Like any couple married for a long time, the honesty increases and well comments of being shabby or fat just become normal.… More
The Detour: (S01E04) ‘The Restaurant’
Mainly focusing on two sides of a story which is a great idea especially when you are using racism and discrimination as your plot.
But they failed to produce some good jokes and it kind of was a mess.… More