'Objects In Space'
This thread is for procedural TV, shows where the primary idea is to figure out the case. [NAFDA]
I haven't seen the Wil Wheaton one yet, but I was totally convinced that he was Viper (the sleazy guy who taught guys to pick up women) in 52 Pickup.
Viper is played by Currie Graham who, along with Garrett Dillahunt (who you'll see as a superawesome creepy villain in the S4 ender) is one of my favorite underrated character actors. He was in a S2 ep of The Mentalist and had better chemistry with Simon Baker than Robin Tunney.
OMG, 100 is giving me allergies!
Currie Graham is always awesome. And I find him sexy... although I am not sure he is a universal taste.
OK, I'm confused about the Director's behavior. She seemed to be grilling the team to hang Hotch, but then in the last scene she's all emotional - for her-and concilliatory. WTF?
Quester, I've read reads of the episodes that say she was just making them come up with a solid defense, or that she changes her mind over the course of the interrogations. I'm undecided.
Well, I haven't really watched the episodes she was in in their entirety so I don't have a read on her character. It just seemed like the interrogation scenes were red herrings.
Currie Graham is always awesome. And I find him sexy... although I am not sure he is a universal taste.
Oh, I'm with you there, Scrappy. I think he's dead sexy. Have you seen that episode of The Mentalist with him? RAWR.
I've read online theories that Strauss was guiding the team members to ultimately clear Hotch by asking just the right questions of just the right members. For example, she gets Reid to state emphatically that he remembers everything with his eidetic memory, and his recall is impeccable, thus ensuring that his testimony can't be questioned.
I love how Strauss is doing her standard combative interview technique with everyone except Garcia, because she'll remind anyone listening to the recording of the interviews of all the victims Foyet left behind, including the Hotchner family.
Ion had Empty Planet tonight. I think I'll have to move that up to my favorites from S2 list; I'd forgotten how damn good it is. I think the professor with the bomb in her car is one of my favorite one-shot characters on this show, the woman who plays her just nails it.
And of course, the scene with Morgan holding her hand as they dealt with the bomb.
And of course, the scene with Morgan holding her hand as they dealt with the bomb.
Foreshadowing the events of Lo-Fi/Mayhem