Grissom Is Pretty Asexual. He's Not That

I Think You Can Find Yourself On One Of These Shows For A Long Period Of Time And Think That All You'll Ever Be Able To Do Is That Character. Certainly People Think Of You That Way.

Grissom Comes From A Place Where We Know He Had A Deaf Mother, He Was Raised In A Silent Household, On Some Level, Had A Father Who Potentially Was Not Around And He Learned What He Knew By Himself In The Back Yard, With Bugs And Animals. He's Not Comfortable Being A Supervisor And That's His Problem.

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.

I Do The Work Just Because I Enjoy It On The Day, Working With The Guys. For Me, It's Like Going To Play A Game Of Baseball: You've Got Your Teammates, You Get To Do Something That's Fun, Hopefully, And Whatever Happens With That Stuff Is In The Cosmos Someplace.

Now I'm Seen By More People In One Episode Than I Was In 20 Years Of Theatre And Movies. It's Gratifying To Have An Impact On 25 Million People A Night, But I Can Say Goodbye To My Lunch-pail Life As A Working Actor. I'm Scared I Might Be A Celebrity.