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I doubt you'll see it in print that he's signed on but Paul said in a couple of the many UK interviews he did last month that he'll be back for S13.

Nah, not karate. That's too ordinary for our Jules. It'll be something like krav maga and of course she'll be an expert and will have to show the team (including Brass) how to defend themselves because even though they are in law enforcement, obviously they don't know how to defend themselves...

Paul Guilfoyle did several interviews on several radio programs (David White Show, John Foster Show, Bernie Keith Show, The Afternoon Show and MacAulay and Co) across the UK last week and when asked if he would be back for S13, he said yes, he would be back. It's also interesting that in just...

This. Brass should have been at the table with Nick. Of course then the blatantly obvious "McKeen has his goons shoot Ecklie in front of his daughter as they are strolling through the empty alley, reminiscing about childhood memories" cliche couldn't have happened. I really hope they are...

Happy Birthday to Paul Guilfoyle! Over 60 and still playing hockey!

So everyone but Brass looks to be in the promo. Please tell me he's not MIA from yet another episode.

McKeen can still have connections on the outside and possibly even within PD that can feed him information. After all, he was connected to Gedda and wasn't Gedda connected to the mob?

Judging by what Brass was wearing when he was called in on his day off, I'd say he was out riding that motorcycle. And it was LVPD Vice, not Homicide, so no reason for Brass to be there. Besides, they never include him in any team events anyway. Now maybe if they had a CSI vs. Cops hockey...

Thanks for the correction, Smokey. I figured I probably had something wrong.

Wasn't there a blurb mentioned a while back (an interview maybe) about some guy that Nick put away gets out of prison and comes back to torment the team? Or did I just make that up?

Thanks for the head's up about no Brass :( To redeem Brass they would have to believe that he needs redeeming and based on what the writer, Tom Mularz, said in his interview with vegaslights some time back they don't view what Brass did as wrong. So despite what some might think, to the...

The bestiality question is an actual polygraph question for certain government agencies. I know this because a co-worker went through a polygraph for an FBI as well as a DEA position and that was an actual question he was asked

Yeah, that looks like Ecklie, not Brass, in that first pic. Too tall for Paul :)

I met Paul Guilfoyle at the Word Theatre in NYC last year. I had the very same reaction.

Best description ever!

Great interview, Shane, but I agree that it was too short :) Still, it was nice to get the writer's take on Brass, both past (In a Dark, Dark, House) and present (Crime After Crime).

In AFOC Brass is interrogating a suspect. In Crime after Crime Brass is talking candidly with DB. These are two different circumstances. If Vega had lived and Brass was interrogating him I'm sure Vega would say something like come on Jim, if you were me, you know you'd do the same thing and...

I'm a little confused. What exactly did Brass do that brings into question his return to evil? Is it because he said the mom got what she deserved because she was guilty of murdering her 12 year old daughter but the prosecutor wouldn't prosecute? If that's the case then shouldn't Vartann...

Obviously everything Brass does is scrutinized and judged much quicker now because of what happened in Dark, Dark House, but Brass defending cops or waiting before calling for a bus for the victim has all been done before. "Who Are You" and "All for our Country", he argued with Grissom, Warrick...

They really do need to bring Ellie back, even if it's just as a dead body. At least then we'd have some sort of closure with her. It really sucks that she left the hospital in Way to Go and has never been seen since but it kind of gives me hope that Gavin Harris said they might bring her in...