Re: Greg Grunberg--Supercop,SuperHEROE,Superlover?

On Thu, 26 Oct 2006 21:44:41 -0500, "Ken from Chicago"
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>>> Ken from Chicago wrote:
>>>> Whoa, HEROES, didn't need to know THAT much about telepathy!
>>>>
>>>> At least after years of playing second fiddle or third fiddle (the
best
>>>> friend of the boyfriend of Sydney Bristow or a lost pilot killed in
the 
>>>> LOST
>>>> pilot, or a friend of Ethan Hunt), Greg Grunberg finally gets the 
>>>> spotlight.
>>>> But will he be responsible or will he use his powers for eeeeevil?
>>>>
>>>> After all, he finally knows ... what women want.
>>>>
>>>> -- Ken from Chicago
>>>
>>> But what I'd to know is this: would a woman actually *want* to be with
>>> a man who knew her every thought?
>>>
>> Know her every thought or _obeys_ her every thought?
>>
>> -- 
>> "I reject your reality and substitute my own."
>> "Now, quack, damn you!"
>
>How long before she gets ticked off telepath guy is NOT doing what she
wants 
>even tho he knows EXACTLY what she wants?

I dunno, but in the version of the pilot aired at Comic-Con,
Grunberg's wife was 1) portrayed by a different actress (IIRC) and 2)
(I remember this correctly), they were heading into marriage
counselling that was on the verge of turning into divorce proceedings.
Clearly, the show did reshoots and reconceptualized the relationship
between Grunberg's character and his wife -- heck, they reshot the
situation at the initial kidnapping situation from the second
episode/Grunberg's first appearance and recast the two detectives from
forgettable middle-aged guys to Clea DuVall and Stacy Haiduk.

Also, hotcha!  Lisa Lackey (Grunberg's wife on the show) is, like, at
least a full decade younger than the real estate agent/future Mrs.
Medavoy that she played on the last season of NYPD Blue.

  -- Rob
--
LORELAI: I am so done with plans. I am never, ever making one again.  
It never works.  I spend the day obsessing over why it didn't work 
and what I could've done differently.  I'm analyzing all my shortcomings 
when all I really need to be doing is vowing to never, ever make a plan 
ever again, which I'm doing now, having once again been the innocent 
victim of my own stupid plans.  God, I need some coffee.