Kirsten Vangsness is talent personified. Her delivery is honest and fun. She gets excellent material to work with from the writers of Criminal Minds. I loved the way she reaches out to the other team members. It seams like her character was...
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Kirsten Vangsness is talent personified. Her delivery is honest and fun. She gets excellent material to work with from the writers of Criminal Minds. I loved the way she reaches out to the other team members. It seams like her character was originally an after-thought, but I'm so glad she's become an equal member of the team. She is completely comfortable in her own skin. She's full-figured, but georgeous. She radiates self-confidence. She's a good character for younger girls to watch. I wish there were more actresses like her and Cameran Manheim, (probably totally blew the spelling here), who are beautiful in a realistic way. Thanks Kirsten for being human.

I love Tony Todd's voice. I could listen to him talk forever. He shows up everywhere, and I'm always happy he does. He is very good at playing a sympathetic character. He often plays someone who is doing something bad, but reluctantly or...
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I love Tony Todd's voice. I could listen to him talk forever. He shows up everywhere, and I'm always happy he does. He is very good at playing a sympathetic character. He often plays someone who is doing something bad, but reluctantly or completely against his will. This includes his guest appearances on such shows as the X-Files, Smallville and Star Trek: TNG. It's been a long time, but I think his character in Candyman wasn't comepletely evil. Or maybe I just remember it that way because I just never want to dislike his characters. I wish he was on TV more. I think he could definately carry his own series. (Especially if he talks a lot!)

I have not seen everything Timothy Busfield has done, probably not even half. I'm writing concerning two roles I love him for. Danny on The West Wing and Cal on Studio 60. Timothy makes his delivery for humorous and serious dialogue alike,...
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I have not seen everything Timothy Busfield has done, probably not even half. I'm writing concerning two roles I love him for. Danny on The West Wing and Cal on Studio 60. Timothy makes his delivery for humorous and serious dialogue alike, look absolutely effortless. I would even use the word flawless. Both characters were very much alike. Honest, driven and almost childlike in their sincerity. Noone else could have pulled off Danny's persuit of CJ, or Cal's snake under the stage disaster. Any other actor in the CJ persuit probably would have come off creepy, yet he came off incredibly sweet. The snake disaster probably looked rediculous on paper, but so believable without being stupid with Cal at the center of it. It's sad that both shows are off the air now. Maybe a Danny or Cal spinoff wouldn't be such a bad idea, as long as the writing and supporting characters are fine enough to support this high-callibur actor.