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    Another 'Alias' Reunion!

    By Jarett Wieselman | The Insider – Tue, Aug 21, 2012 4:07 AM PDT

    Last December, Victor Garber told me there was zero point zero zero chance of an official Alias reunion -- but that hasn't stopped him from staging several unofficial ones over the last few weeks as his former co-stars have come out to support his cabaret show at 54 Below!

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    First, Garber's one-time on-screen daughter, Jennifer Garner, bestowed upon him the most heart-warming hug I've ever seen. Seriously, I love this photo so damn much.

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    And last night, Bradley Cooper came out and posed with Spy Daddy after his torch song serenade.

    OK, so here's the deal Vic: you can't deny me an Alias reunion movie/TV special yet continue to hang out with the cast! I mean, what's next, you and Lena Olin tango-ing around Times Square? Ooh ... can you actually do that? M'kay, thanks!

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