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Re: Paul/Brass #2 While he was definitely great in "The Grave Shift", last week's episode was "Disarmed and Dangerous" and PG was brilliant. Loved seeing the usually calm, cool Brass lose his temper--finally. He probably should have lost it a few seasons ago. I love that they have Brass...

I agree. It's also the site that told us episode 9x10 would be called "The Mole" and dealt with the team trying to find Warrick's killer. Kinda smells hinky to me.

ITA but probably not for the same reasons you're thinking. The way I see it, Brass is the jaded cop who has seen too much death (and a lot of it came in this episode). Not to mention the last time he got played, he got shot and nearly died. I have to think that Miles' saying he was going to...

First and last in the credits are coveted spots. It's usually part of contract negotiations. So PG's spot at the end of the credits is written into his contract, along with his filming schedule, which allows him to fly back to NYC. As for LF appearing first, I don't think it has anything to...

Re: Paul/Brass #2 I'd love to see some sort of reference to him getting shot. Yeah, it was almost three years ago but there has been nothing about it since "Toe Tags" and that was a very traumatic event. I'd also love, love, love to see Annie Kramer come back. It would be even better if her...

I thought the same thing! When they first showed him, I thought they'd brought back McKeen's twin. Thank you! I knew I'd seen him before too but couldn't place him.

Re: Paul/Brass #2 Since poor Brass gets no love in the actual episode discussion, I'm bumping up his thread from the character basement and bringing him some. He had a lot of great scenes in "One to Go". Loved the way they did the episode recap, with Brass and Ecklie recounting to the...

I'm sure no one noticed but LVPD got a new sheriff--except they didn't. Previously, the sheriff, Ben Burdick, was played by Nick Searcy. I thought they got a new one because the guy in the episode was not Nick Searcy. But at one point, Brass says, "Sheriff Burdick" so they didn't but they did...

Based on Ask Ausiello, it's just a few minutes, not 10: "Set your DVR to record a few minutes past 10 pm on Jan. 15, just as a precaution. You do not want to miss the final scene. Trust me."

For a group scene I'd pick Brass's fan club in "Way to Go". That really does have all the team, including Brass and Robbins.

I'd love to see Donna Murphy back as Annie Kramer.

Wow, a writer who actually mentions Paul Guilfoyle in an interview. That has to be a first! Great interview!

Presskits and episode lists don't match how the credits role. PG is always listed behind GE in the episode lists but he's still at the end in the credits. I believe PG's spot in the credits is written into his contract so they'd have to change his contract to move him. It's possible but I...

Re: Paul/Brass #2 Well, all the other detectives plus the occasional CSI do that too so it's not just her. Personally, if there's going to be a detective he has to split his time with, I'd rather it be Sofia. They had some great scenes together back in S6. Unfortunately when S7 rolled...

Like PG, LF lives in NYC and is a bicoastal commuter so I wonder if that means he might have episodes where he has a lot of screen time and other episodes where he doesn't have so much--like PG.

Louis Lombard(i) is a dude. Definitely not the same as Louise Lombard.

Re: Paul/Brass #2 The way they directed that scene in "For Warrick" made Brass look like he was blind and deaf or something. I mean, wouldn't he have at least heard Nick leave? And the path was pretty obvious. Yeah, I know they needed it to happen so the scene with Nick and McKeen could play...

Re: Paul/Brass #2 As long as they stop by L.A. and pick up Annie Kramer, I'm all for the Brass and Nick Buddy Cop Show. Nick and Brass play off each other perfectly and they have both been through a lot in their lives. Brass is much more jaded than Nick but with Grissom leaving, Brass will...

Yes, it is. Most coveted credit spots are first and last.

Re: Paul/Brass #2 Maybe it's just me but my take on this is that Brass was saying that as a way of denying the truth. He does go home and drink (that was also part of his comment to the camera) and perhaps doesn't sleep very well. Remember his "single malt express" comment from "Double Cross"...