Interview with Eddie B.

[slash-girl.livejournal.com]

Long and interesting interview with Ed Bernero over at Deadline Hollywood. And I think Ed's totally precious in believing that no one can watch or d/l CM on the internets. *G*

Interview is HERE.

Comments

[flameturnedblue.livejournal.com]

Oh Ed! :P

Thanks for posting - great interview!

[autumnsfire.livejournal.com]

THe more I read from him, the more I admire him.

Only caveat : Criminal Minds is creepy and can be scary, yes.

Supernatural though at times has creeped me out way more, just different levels. :)

[songfire3.livejournal.com]

XD Oh, Ed!

I hope nobody ever tells him, though...

[http://users.livejournal.com/_nextboldmove_/]

I think they need to realize that if it weren't for the internet, they wouldn't have as many fans ;) I only get to watch episodes online the day after they air because oh noes I don't have TV all the time!

[alphabet26.livejournal.com]

You can’t download us, you can’t watch us on Hulu, you can’t watch us on anything but CBS.

Oh, bless.

That is a really interesting interview, thanks for linking!

[a_blackpanther]

Think he'd like a nice long letter from the fans explaining why this show should be on Hulu and iTunes?

That's a great interview though.

[joospjos.livejournal.com]

Interesting interview... can't say I agree with everything he says, but it was interesting to hear what he had to say about Hollywood and the show.

I really disagree with this part though
"It didn’t surprise me at all, when you put on the show where those women are the primary targets of these monsters, and you put on a show where our team saves women from them every week, I don’t know how this couldn’t appeal to them." It just comes across as pretty sexist. I watch it because I enjoy the profiling and the characters, not because I want to see women get saved. Hmph.

[innerslytherin]

What’s missing from the online experience is community.

I found that bit amusing as well. Ed B doesn't really know anything about LiveJournal, does he? LOL

[jm-kaye.livejournal.com]

For anyone doubting the "Hotch as Mom" dynamic, comfirmation here!

EB: For example, almost all dramas are families, they are work families – ER is a good example, Criminal Minds is a good example. We have a character who is the mother, a character who is the father, a brother and a sister, we have the younger brother that everybody protects, we have the cute cousin…it’s very much a family, and I think that very much appeals to women.