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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 89718" data-attributes="member: 23">Yes indeed. I always enjoy seeing this side to Chris. They&#039;re a perfect pairing from a TV perspective. There&#039;s that regular kind of tension that comes from their very different outlooks and I like that they challenge each other now and then. I know what you mean. I&#039;m pretty ok with those qualities in him because I just get wrapped up in watching him work. I find him a fascinating actor. But he has a very intense presence, and if it&#039;s one that you find unattractive I can understand how that would make a series in which he plays lead far less attractive a prospect. Who&#039;s to say - maybe I&#039;d feel the same way after half a season. This would be an interesting one to put to Barney Rosenzweig. I&#039;m sure there&#039;s an official line and a good reason for it. I hadn&#039;t really noticed it, but now you&#039;ve pointed it out I like that it goes against the unwritten law of TV.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 89718, member: 23"] Yes indeed. I always enjoy seeing this side to Chris. They're a perfect pairing from a TV perspective. There's that regular kind of tension that comes from their very different outlooks and I like that they challenge each other now and then. I know what you mean. I'm pretty ok with those qualities in him because I just get wrapped up in watching him work. I find him a fascinating actor. But he has a very intense presence, and if it's one that you find unattractive I can understand how that would make a series in which he plays lead far less attractive a prospect. Who's to say - maybe I'd feel the same way after half a season. This would be an interesting one to put to Barney Rosenzweig. I'm sure there's an official line and a good reason for it. I hadn't really noticed it, but now you've pointed it out I like that it goes against the unwritten law of TV. [/QUOTE]

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