Danielg342 July 25, 2015 Share July 25, 2015 Is Nelson's Sparrow even on YouTube? A few years back CBS took down an account that had all the CM episodes up- I would think they'd strike again. 1 Link to comment
Cobalt Stargazer July 25, 2015 Share July 25, 2015 Is Nelson's Sparrow even on YouTube? A few years back CBS took down an account that had all the CM episodes up- I would think they'd strike again. Get it while it's hot, folks, get it while it's hot! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuVJa49SNsA Link to comment
Danielg342 July 25, 2015 Share July 25, 2015 Get it while it's hot, folks, get it while it's hot! Thanks. Though I prefer to drop it like it's hot. :p Link to comment
Lebanna July 25, 2015 Share July 25, 2015 French Esprits Criminels has such pretty dubbing. 2 Link to comment
normasm July 26, 2015 Share July 26, 2015 Just the name Esprits Criminels is like chocolate melting in my mouth... 2 Link to comment
ForeverAlone October 13, 2015 Share October 13, 2015 That's because Jason Gideon really faked his death and is now running the European Division of the CIA under the assumed name of Saul Berenson. :) :) :) 7 Link to comment
Cobalt Stargazer October 13, 2015 Share October 13, 2015 I don't understand your reference :c Saul Berenson is Mandy Patinkin's character on Homeland. 3 Link to comment
rapgodminho October 13, 2015 Share October 13, 2015 Saul Berenson is Mandy Patinkin's character on Homeland. Also known as that really violent show about terrorists with the guy in it that quit Criminal Minds because he thought it was too violent. Or at least that is how the legend goes... 6 Link to comment
Cobalt Stargazer October 13, 2015 Share October 13, 2015 Also known as that really violent show about terrorists with the guy in it that quit Criminal Minds because he thought it was too violent. Or at least that is how the legend goes... *snort* Believe me, the irony does not escape me. Particularly when his character recruited Claire Danes' Carrie Mathison, who allowed her bipolar condition to go unmedicated because she thought it made her a better field operative. Like, way to get away from sending a bad message, Patinkin. 2 Link to comment
SSAHotchner October 13, 2015 Share October 13, 2015 Also known as that really violent show about terrorists with the guy in it that quit Criminal Minds because he thought it was too violent. Or at least that is how the legend goes... You nailed it. My husband wanted to watch it so I sat through the whole thing, but I hated every minute of it. At least the team on CM are honorable. Homeland made me feel dirty watching it. 3 Link to comment
ForeverAlone October 13, 2015 Share October 13, 2015 I love me some Homeland and Saul is my favorite character. But I do have to roll my eyes at him stating that Criminal Minds was too violent. I would have given him a pass before he started Homeland, but to make the same statement AFTER he had been on the show for a couple years is definitely worth some side eye. 2 Link to comment
Willowy July 26, 2017 Share July 26, 2017 Gideon's cabin burned down in the Santa Clarita fire. boo. hoo. 1 Link to comment
Couks 16 April 6, 2021 Share April 6, 2021 I like him better than Rossi. Who is just a fake nice person. And cringy 1 Link to comment
Hathaway June 6, 2021 Share June 6, 2021 On 7/11/2015 at 12:39 PM, Danielg342 said: I always believed that in Season 1, Mandy Patinkin genuinely liked being on the show, only for it to turn sometime in Season 2, perhaps while filming the finale. Patinkin seems to be the type who really gets into his roles, so he had to dig deep and really feel the mourning of Sarah for that storyline to work. Perhaps he took it a bit too far and it caused him to have a change of heart going into Season 3. I will also point out that depression doesn't hit when you're around people- it hits when you're alone, when you can truly think about it. So if the material was going to get to Patinkin, he wasn't going to show it on set. Still, I think the turning point had to have been S2. I look at his performances in S1 and compare them to S2 and he looks more engaged in S1 than in S2. It coincides with a shift in the show's tone, since it got a bit more formulaic (and graphic, I think) in S2 (not that I think it got worse because I believe Edward Allen Bernero knew how to write a procedural, but his style was a bit more simplistic than Jeff Davis' was). I think he liked it, and he does go deep into his characters. What I remember is him saying he couldn't keep doing the "rape and torture of the week.". That stayed with me, and I completely agree. In several of the worst? I just skip to the end, the resolve, because honestly? I don't need that shit. I can't imagine acting it over and over again. Later they moved on to at least a few non rape and torture topics, which frankly remain my favorite episodes. On 10/13/2015 at 2:16 AM, rapgodminho said: Also known as that really violent show about terrorists with the guy in it that quit Criminal Minds because he thought it was too violent. Or at least that is how the legend goes... A different kind of violence. Not each week a new young guest star coming in to be violently raped and tortured and killed. On 10/13/2015 at 4:03 PM, ForeverAlone said: I love me some Homeland and Saul is my favorite character. But I do have to roll my eyes at him stating that Criminal Minds was too violent. I would have given him a pass before he started Homeland, but to make the same statement AFTER he had been on the show for a couple years is definitely worth some side eye. Violence is much more diverse on Homeland, and not on every show. The rapes were few and far between, and the motivations for any violence were based in wars, not this new psycho getting his jollies off. 1 Link to comment
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