I

was too

late in editing

this into my CSI NY

post, so here it is. Thanks.

Jim

Good job last night. Story arc is too sad, though. Love that it has one of my favorite all time underrated actors, Skeet Ulrich. Hope your "daughter" went on to a better role. Hate it when they kill off the main character's loves. Used to always do that on Big Valley.

quote:

Originally posted by nonstagemom:
Good job last night. Story arc is too sad, though. Love that it has one of my favorite all time underrated actors, Skeet Ulrich. Hope your "daughter" went on to a better role. Hate it when they kill off the main character's loves. Used to always do that on Big Valley.

Thanks, nonstagemom. Yes, it's a sad story

arc, but I am enjoying the opportunity to

play a warm hearted guy, instead of the

un-feeling bastard I am usually cast

as. Although my 'daughter' was

killed off, Emmanuelle Vaugier

stays pretty busy. She recurs

on 2 1/2 men, and has a few

films at various stages of

development. Mr. Ulrich

will be around for a

few more episodes.

Yeah, they both

do great work!

Thanks for

watching.

Jim

I watched your episode, too, though I admit I forgot to look for you. It wasn't until afterward that I remembered, "Oh, hey, isn't the guy on Back Stage on tonight's episode? Who did he play?" --- You did great; I just missed the entire previous season of CSI: NY so I had no idea who Jessica Angell was, etc.

quote:

Originally posted by adropofrain:
I watched your episode, too, though I admit I forgot to look for you. It wasn't until afterward that I remembered, "Oh, hey, isn't the guy on Back Stage on tonight's episode? Who did he play?" --- You did great; I just missed the entire previous season of CSI: NY so I had no idea who Jessica Angell was, etc.

adropofrain -

Thank you.

Fortunately/unfortunately, you

can catch past episodes of

almost any show, online,

if you are interested

in the back-story.

Thank you.

Jim

Is your story line done? Cause it seems like the guy that was with your "daughter" chose to figuratively and literally move on, while you poinantly acted like everything was the same. Hope I spelled everything right, also, maybe read into it too deep. Still did a great job, though.

quote:

Originally posted by nonstagemom:
Is your story line done? Cause it seems like the guy that was with your "daughter" chose to figuratively and literally move on, while you poignantly acted like everything was the same. Hope I spelled everything right, also, maybe read into it too deep. Still did a great job, though.

nsm

Good question. I was back at the precinct to get a new picture for my

N.Y.P.D. I.D. card. Plus, my wife cooked dinner for Don,

who never showed. That's just not a cool thing

to do to a friend. Don is also an a bender.

I'm gonna have to come back and

straighten him out :-)

There ya go...the

storyline for my

next episode.

Jim

Yea!