Re: Grissom&Sara #20 - Who Cares? The Shirt's Coming Off Any
BTW: Mr. Petersen could always grow the beard back... I think our first hints of which way they're going with it this season, unless a spoiler maiden finds out, would be the promotional pictures for season 7... *crosses fingers for a beard*
Apparently Marg Helgenberger once jokingly said, "Billy got tired of shaving, which meant Grissom got tired of shaving" so I think that if he does go beard-free, we can work that into some kind of analysis. Beards are generally a man's way of "hiding" himself from other people, and Grissom is an intensely private person.
So again, analysis gallore could be in store, which wouldn't be a bad thing, but until it's canon, I won't theorize.
I haven't read the article, but I completely agree - Robert David Hall is an amazing person. He deserves more credit than he gets. I, too, heart the man very much.
I think she spoke particularly about how much she admired his confidence and his ability to work through his diability. Which is absolutely true - Doc Robbins is hands-down my favorite secondary character on the show, and I never realized that the cane had anything to do with RDH. It just doesn't matter.
Naked shuffleboard, naked ping pong, naked chinese checkers... They're all givens.
Canasta, too.
*twitch*
Yeah, no. No one should ever have to witness the curly moustache ever again in this generation. It's just too ugly for words.
Don't lie. you loved it.
I never thought about it like that, but you're right. Every year we're wondering why CSI never gets any actor awards. It's true, CSI is an amazing show, but let's face it - people like to see shows get up close and personal, and not just with the fingerprints and dandruff flakes.
They opened up a chance to get to know the characters. I'm sure it would get the Emmy-voters' attention, and it seems like CSI truly wants a statue this year, what with their real-life crime scene and Gary Dourdan look-alike.
But who knows? They just might keep it the same and let two private peoples' lives be private.
I think that they gave GSR a shot this year in case Billy decides 7 is enough for him. Which he might - the contract has not yet been signed. And what it does is give him a real, solid stab at an Emmy if the write it well enough.
According to people at YTDAW who do have sources at the show, there has been a feeling between JF and WP that when one leaves, so does the other. So at the very least, there's a good chance that GSR will end happily if it has to end so soon character-wise.
Gasp! I've left Sarah speechless! You might not be able to tell, but I'm truly shocked. This is a great achievement. Sarah never has nothing to say.
It's actually more that I never have anything NEW to say. I soldier on in the face of creativelessness. Yeah. That's a word.
Ewwwwwwwwww. I've reserved Nathan. I want no part of Grissom. For this, I am SO dunking you tomorrow at (angel chorus)Whiiteee Rooocckk..
Yeah. I'm gonna be washing my hair tomorrow...
but not in sea water.
Not true. There's this one store at Guildford Mall with this 7 foot tall gold spinning.. THING that tries to pass itself off as home decor.. that thing makes Sarah pretty speechless with horror.
We do not speak of that.
Agreed. But I think it's just for the summer. Everyone has stuff they have to do. I, for example, need to stop my kitten from chewing on that ruler... okay, back. Damn kitten. Anyway, I think that once the show starts up again Gutterflied will too. And in the meantime, there's always THE BOX to contribute to.. *hint hint*
lol. Well, it's like I said before - we were fed a healthy diet of angst and canon. When we have neither new angst nor new canon, we don't really have a lot to talk about, sorry to say. We can only say what we expect of the new season so often. Having said that, the spoilers are due any day now, so... FINGER CROSSED, y'all. lol.
Come to think of it. The House character owes ALOT to Grissom don't you think???
Yes and no. I really love the way Hugh Laurie portrays House, I think it's more the fault of the writers, but House definitely goes above and beyond Grissom's snarkiness. So: writers, yes, Hugh no.
