Grissom Is A Character Who Doesn't Really

I Didn't Want To Play A Lawyer. I Didn't Want To Play A Doctor. I Didn't Want To Play A Single Dad. I Wanted To Do Something I Felt I Could Learn From, Something That Would Be A Challenge And Something That Would Not Dry Up.

I Won't Miss Grissom. It Was A Complete Life For Me That's Reached Its End, And It's Reached It In The Right Way, I Think. So I Won't Miss Grissom. And I Hope That The Audience Won't Miss Him Either.

Sure, I Always Chose Rebels To Identify With - I Still Do - But To Me A Rebel Isn't So Much Someone Who Breaks The Law As Someone Who Goes Against The Odds.

The Beard Is Here Because I Got Tired Of Shaving And Grissom, Subsequently, Got Tired Of Shaving. Grissom, Like Any Other 50-year-old Man, Is Going Through A Series Of Mid-life Changes. Who Knows, He May Start Drinking.

I Was Horrible At Science And Math. I Couldn't Pass A Test To Save My Life! I'm Surprised That It Didn't Take Me Until I Was 20 To Graduate. That's Why My Role Is So Cool - Grissom Is The Complete Opposite Of Me.