‘Colony’s Josh Holloway, Sarah Wayne Callies and the Cast Chill Out (PHOTOS)

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Josh Holloway, Sarah Wayne Callies, Peter Jacobson
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Occupational Hazards

Josh Holloway (Lost), Sarah Wayne Callies (The Walking Dead) and Peter Jacobson (House) posed for some photos last summer while promoting their new USA network show, Colony. Here are the funny outtakes that show off their cast chemistry.

Josh Holloway
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Eye Spy

Playing a former FBI agent who’s recruited to be a possible spy means Holloway knows how to show who’s boss with a piercing gaze!

Sarah Wayne Callies
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Shhh…It’s After Curfew

Callies is keeping quiet about all her secrets because, as the show says, “good things come to the loyal.”

Peter Jacobson, Sarah Wayne Callies, and Josh Holloway of Colony
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Party of Five

Executive producers Carlton Cuse (who worked with Holloway on Lost) and Ryan Condal join their cast in a group photo that proves there’s strength in numbers.

Josh Holloway, Sarah Wayne Callies, Peter Jacobson
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Three’s Company

Their characters may be suspicious of each other on the show, but the three actors look cozy in real life.

Josh Holloway
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Standing Tall

Only the strong will survive in an occupied Los Angeles, and we suspect Holloway is definitely a survivor.
Josh Holloway
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Chill Out, Man

There’s still time to hang loose, and Holloway makes sure to take time to do so.

Josh Holloway, Sarah Wayne Callies, Peter Jacobson for Colony
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Lean on Me

Callies seems at ease with her on-screen hubby (who also played her significant other in the movie Whisper), while Jacobson is all smiles.

Peter Jacobson
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The Thinker

Embracing his inner Proxy, Jacobson looks pensive and ready to persuade others of his character’s vision for L.A.

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