George/Nick: Texan Charm #13

Chance for some new pics? And it's something he should be all dressed up for. :thumbsup: :drool:

The Entertainment Industry Comes Together to Award Accurate Substance Use Depictions at the 17th Annual PRISM Awards with the Entertainment Industries Council

George Eads (CSI), Caterina Scorsone (Private Practice), SAG-AFTRA Co-President Ken Howard, Dr. Drew Pinsky (Dr. Drew on Call/Rehab With Dr. Drew), Brett Gelman (Go On), Katie Cassidy (Arrow), and more among those to participate in the ceremony on April 25th

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) April 15, 2013
As the Entertainment Industries Council, Inc.’s (EIC) 17th Annual PRISM Awards fast approaches, stars, writers, producers, directors, and entertainment executives are gearing up to recognize accurate depictions of substance use disorders. The annual PRISM ceremony will take place in Beverly Hills, CA on April 25, 2013 and will honor the best in television, news, film, music, and comic book entertainment. The televised premiere of the PRISM Showcase television special on flagship airing partner FX will take place on September 14th as part of National Recovery Month.
“We are thrilled to be the flagship network working with Entertainment Industries Council and the 17th Annual PRISM Awards. The entertainment industry continues to create dynamic productions about mental health and substance use that are both insightful and meaningful. We salute all the nominees and the numerous airing partners who help bring the positive, proactive, messages created to vast audiences,” said John Landgraf, FX Networks President and PRISM Awards Honorary Committee Chairman.

Scheduled to participate are Emmy nominees Jean Smart, Mariette Hartley and Sharon Lawrence, George Eads (CSI), Caterina Scorsone (Private Practice), Katie Cassidy (Arrow), Silas Weir Mitchell (Grimm), Bruce Boxleitner (Tron: Legacy), Dee Wallace, Reno Wilson (Mike and Molly), Brett Gelman and Julie White (Go On), Alison Haislip (Battleground), Lisa Guerrero (Inside Edition), Kate Linder (The Young and the Restless), Carly Steel (TV Guide Network), Danielle Nicolette (Family Tools), Sam Witwer (Being Human), Anna Belknap (CSI: NY), Mackenzie Phillips, and the voice of the PRISM Awards, Shadoe Stevens.

The EIC’s PRISM Awards has recognized the accurate depiction of drug, alcohol and tobacco use and addiction in the entertainment industry since their establishment in 1997, and continue to celebrate the art of making a difference each year.

“With greater commitment to accuracy in entertainment media and journalism, we are able to shine a spotlight on substance use issues and better enable family and community conversation, as well as encourage individuals in need to seek help for treatment and recovery,” said Brian Dyak, President and CEO of EIC.

Among this year’s substance use-related nominees are the films Barrymore, California Solo, Deep in the Heart, Flight, and Smashed, as well such TV shows as Modern Family, New Normal, Nurse Jackie, Up All Night, Whitney, Army Wives, Chicago Fire, CSI: New York, The Mob Doctor, Necessary Roughness, American Horror Story: Asylum, Breaking Bad, Elementary, Justified, Nashville, and Sons of Anarchy.

About Entertainment Industries Council

EIC is a non-profit organization founded in 1983 by leaders within the entertainment industry to bring their power and influence to bear on communication about health and social issues. The organization is considered to be the chief pioneer of entertainment and journalism outreach and a premiere success story in the field of entertainment education. This mission relies on providing resource information to the creative community and culminates in recognition of the industry through the national television special PRISM Awards Showcase which addresses accurate portrayals of substance use issues and mental health concerns. The organization also produces the S.E.T Awards, honoring positive and non-stereotypical portrayals of science, engineering and technology.

For a complete list of health and social issues addressed by EIC and local projects please visit First Draft and EIC’s website. EIC’s web site is http://www.eiconline.org. The PRISM Awards web site is http://www.prismawards.com.
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Susan
 
^ Thanks for posting that, interesting read.

You know, at first I wasn't keen on Finn, but actually now I quite like her. I still like and miss Catherine, don't get me wrong, but I do like Finn. I also like DB as well. I would like to see a Nick centric episode though, that would be nice, but if we don't get one. Well I guess there's always fanfiction.
 
Fata Morgana said:
^ Thanks for posting that, interesting read.

You know, at first I wasn't keen on Finn, but actually now I quite like her. I still like and miss Catherine, don't get me wrong, but I do like Finn. I also like DB as well. I would like to see a Nick centric episode though, that would be nice, but if we don't get one. Well I guess there's always fanfiction.
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Don't hold your breath for a Nick episode.
But by golly we're going to learn more about Greg's family! And Hodges' fiancee! And Brass' ex! And who knows what all else, but not a single mention of Nick in the latest finale spoilers.
 
Don't even get me started...wasn't it Don McGill that said we would see Nick deal with his issues? Next season they better write some Nick related episodes. I do not understand why they are treating him like a background character...
 
” But what about what occurred in “Homecoming” and “Karma to Burn”? “We haven’t had the opportunity to fully address that and it’s something we’re going to do by the finale.”
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In 22/23 episodes they have not had the opportunity to fully address his quitting. Really? :wtf:

And it sounds like they are not going to deal with it by the end of the season either. Now there's a surprise.

At the beginning of the season they always 'claim' to have plans for Nick and then never follow through. :rolleyes:

It gets annoying. George more than deserves a story arc, but please don't make it a girlfriend thing, like they're thinking. :rolleyes: He deserves better than that.
 
Once again tptb are so out of touch with the fans. That whole bunch of crap McGill put in the spoilers...does anyone want to see any of that? Really? No!

The trouble with CSI is that is has changed so much from the show it used to be....the one that ALL fans liked ALL of...into a show where fans now care only about their fave characters. The show itself is just a vehicle for individual characters now. It stinks. I honestly haven't really enjoyed it in several years and only watch now for Nick. I liked DB when he first came on but they had to go bring his whole damn family in every other episode. Sick of it.
 
See that's a little why I stopped watching it. I felt that change start come creeping in back when Sara left and then even more when Gil left. It just felt like they didn't care about keeping any of the cast intact as long as they could keep spitting out episodes to make more money. I lost faith in it then, and now seeing how many more people have left. If I'm not mistaken, out of the original cast the only ones who has never been thrown out the window are Greg and Nick - right? Sara might be back, but she was gone for a while.

It's a shame that it's more about making more episodes for the sake of it rather than to focus on the spirit and quality of the show. If everything I've read about Nick, for example, is correct then even his character has lost a lot of what he was due to not so great script writing.
 
TruSidle said:
See that's a little why I stopped watching it. I felt that change start come creeping in back when Sara left and then even more when Gil left. It just felt like they didn't care about keeping any of the cast intact as long as they could keep spitting out episodes to make more money. I lost faith in it then, and now seeing how many more people have left. If I'm not mistaken, out of the original cast the only ones who has never been thrown out the window are Greg and Nick - right? Sara might be back, but she was gone for a while.

It's a shame that it's more about making more episodes for the sake of it rather than to focus on the spirit and quality of the show. If everything I've read about Nick, for example, is correct then even his character has lost a lot of what he was due to not so great script writing.
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Well...technically Nick *did* get thrown out of a window. ;) :lol:

And you know what? They can do whatever they want with Nick, but we still have the same George we all know and love! :) Here are pics of him from this year's Busby Foundation fundraiser in Austin. First of his pics is #86 and the last one of him is #117. Thanks to Connie for finding them! :)
 
I'm actually glad Grissom left, I prefer it without him and now that DB is in it. I also wasn't keen on the whole 'Grissom and Sara married' storyline. But anyway, I really do hope they do something decent with Nick for a change, maybe show his family or something for a change or something. And well I guess for now the CSI fic I have in the works will have to cheer me up, it's mostly going to be Nick centric, with a bit of Sam :), I love that he's adopted Sam so to speak.
 
Smokey said:
Well...technically Nick *did* get thrown out of a window. ;) :lol:

And you know what? They can do whatever they want with Nick, but we still have the same George we all know and love! :) Here are pics of him from this year's Busby Foundation fundraiser in Austin. First of his pics is #86 and the last one of him is #117. Thanks to Connie for finding them! :)
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Bwoahahaha, you are right. :guffaw:

Man. George really is aging gracefully, isn't he? I haven't seen more than a handful of pictures of him the last... eh... five years? o_O
 
TruSidle said:
Smokey said:
Well...technically Nick *did* get thrown out of a window. ;) :lol:

And you know what? They can do whatever they want with Nick, but we still have the same George we all know and love! :) Here are pics of him from this year's Busby Foundation fundraiser in Austin. First of his pics is #86 and the last one of him is #117. Thanks to Connie for finding them! :)
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Bwoahahaha, you are right. :guffaw:

Man. George really is aging gracefully, isn't he? I haven't seen more than a handful of pictures of him the last... eh... five years? o_O
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He definitely is, there are some that don't and some that definitely do, and George is one of them (that's ageing gracefully I mean). Maybe he's drinking from the fountain of youth like Ben Barnes haha.
 
Got some lovely Nick smiles in last night's episode.

Still disappointed that the writers don't have time to deal with Nick quitting but find plenty of time for a Hodges/Elisabetta storyline.
 
warrick17 said:
is it just me, or does anybody else find nick`s accent (in s13)over the top?
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I think over the years it's kind of gotten stronger. Over the top? No...it's not acting...it's George's real accent, and it does tend to be heavier when he acting angry...which I guess he's been more of in the later seasons so it makes sense.
 
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