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Revision as of 21:43, 13 July 2009
It's funny how the guy who plays Travers now has a crappy role on CSI: Miami. What a career he has had. XD - Gunmaster45
- You mean Rex Linn? It seems respectable enough to me. He's been on that show for over 5 years now and he's pretty much a permanent cast member. I have friends who are actors and they're struggling to get cast in guest roles in TV shows. (A girl I knew from college who graduated top of her class in '06 is trying to be an actress in L.A., and so far, the best thing on her resume is a very minor role on an episode of "What About Brian". Last I heard, she was trying to go to law school instead.)
- But anyway, point is, anyone who can get a starring role on a popular, long-running show like CSI: Miami would be grateful, I imagine. It means having a steady paycheck, which is kind of a rarity for actors, or anyone else working in Hollywood. -MT2008 21:39, 12 January 2009 (UTC)
- I worded it poorly, I find the show crappy (cheesy and poor on guns), his status on the show is a great way for getting money but CSI, to me, isn't a great place to do it. - Gunmaster45
- Dunno if it's crappy on guns (they always seem to have the newest, coolest handguns on that show, which often get referred to by name), but yes, it sucks generally. -MT2008