Re: Sid Hammerback. Sid Hammerback is my hero. Well, one of them anyway. He's in the top ten. Top five, actually. I have lots of heroes, and -- well, he's just amazing. He has those "creepy moments" which, oddly enough, I don't find creepy. If I was in the CSI:NY 'verse, I'd be that weird tech who sits in the back of the trace lab chewing her hair but takes the initiative to run weird tests on things and break the case. I'd like talking with Hammerback; we'd be friends. Hawkes would avoid me like the plague. Probably my favorite scene from that episode, besides the scene where Lindsay is processing the body of Sarah Butler and Bird York's song "In the Deep" is playing. I actually wrote a Lindsay/Hammerback fic based on that song. Um, crack!pairing what?
Re: Sid Hammerback. No, really? Mmm, Sid with Lindsay... yeah, it works! He gives her always his best smile :lol:
Re: Sid Hammerback. Heh. And here I thought I was the only one who actually considered that a viable pairing. :lol: Yeah, Sid's a bit creepy, but he's also a really sweet guy. Those glasses are the first thing that really stood out about Hammerback's character, I think. :lol: Then came the creepy and the flirting-with-Stella. :lol: I hope they keep Hammerback around for a long time, he's awesome.
Re: Sid Hammerback. I LOVE his glasses. They were so cool. I was like, "DAD! DAD! Can I get those-- the ones Sid has?" and he looked at me and was like: "You don't wear glasses." Still, I can't get over how cool it is! I thought in Not What it Seems when Sid tells Stella that his daughter looks like the dead "Holly", I felt so bad for him. Maybe we get to follow-up...? Or maybe not, since he's a regular. I hope so though. Either way, I liked how they slipped that it subtly.
Re: Sid Hammerback. thanks for the glasses link!!!And that picture is nice! :lol: ^I haven't watch that episode yet,but it would be good if-maybe-we have a story on that!
Re: Sid Hammerback. Couldn't open these pics!! *sigh* Has someone else had better luck than me and if so can we pls see them!! Like everyone else on this thread, I love Hammerback and agree he should be in the opening credits with his own little scene! I look forward to a scene in the morgue 'cos I know when Robert's name is in the opening credits we're in for a good ME scene!
Re: Sid Hammerback. ^^Sorry ka990,I removed them from my photobucket account. But here there are again : 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Re: Sid Hammerback. Wow! A thread for everyone's favorite perverted Medical Examiner! LOL!!!! Every episode that Hawkes is talking to Sid, I cheer out "GO TO THE CREEEEEEEEPY PLACE, SID! WHOOO HOOO!!!" And he never disappoints!!!! :devil:
Re: Sid Hammerback. I now saw that pictures!!there are great!!old and nowadays Sid!! Nim ,you are not the only one!!I've never seen him before with that kind of clothes on the show!
Re: Sid Hammerback. ^ It looks like a promo pic or something, though I'm not sure that's the CSI morgue.
Re: Sid Hammerback. Robert Joy's biography by Yahoo: Born: on 08/17/1951 in Montreal, Quebec,Canada. Job Titles: Actor, Composer. Family: Daughter: Ruby Joy. Father: Clifton Joseph Joy. Mother: Flora Louise Joy. Education: Oxford University, Oxford, England. Newfoundland Memorial University. Milestones: 1978 Off-Broadway debut, "The Diary of Anne Frank" as Peter Van Daan. 1981 Film debut, Dave in "Atlantic City". 1985 Co-starred, "Desperately Seeking Susan". 1986 Starred in, wrote music score for and was associate producer for "The Adventures of Faustus Bidgood". 1987 Appeared as Lorenzo Tapping in "The Prodigious Hickey" on PBS' "American Playhouse". 1988 Played Tapping again in "The Return of Hickey" for PBS' "American Playhouse". 1989 Reprised Tapping in the third installment, "The Beginning of the Firm" ("American Playhouse", PBS). 1989 Starred as Julian Hyde in "Hyde in Hollywood" at American Place Theatre. 1991 Reprised role in "Hyde in Hollywood" for PBS' "American Playhouse". 1996 Co-starred in busted NBC pilot of "The Nerd" based on Broadway play. 2006 Co-starred in a remake of the Wes Craven thriller, "The Hills Have Eyes". Broadway debut in "Hay Fever". Originated role of Huck Finn in Roger Miller's musical "Big River" at American Repertory Theatre, Cambridge, MA. Spent three years with the Newfoundland Company CODCO as actor, writer and composer.