But I couldn’t recall what I’d seen him in?
My sis solved the mystery! He was the video-evangelist who tried to baptize Grace on The Good Wife!
And she says he got the part, so he’ll soon be on Sesame Street.
P.s. his name is Ismael Cruz Cordova.
Yes, yes, a thousand times yes.
Carrie Preston, The Good Wife. No show casts guest stars quite like the CBS legal drama. Fellow Wife guest Martha Plimpton won last year, and Preston’s brilliant take as the quirky redheaded lawyer Elsbeth Tascioni deserves recognition too. She flawlessly balances Elsbeth’s genius with her crazy, giving Wife some of its best one-liners (”I don’t know how I know half the things I know!”) and scene-stealing moments.
[Emmys: 15 Actresses We’re Rooting For | Photo 4 of 15 | EW.com]
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What irritates me is that it seems like the writers love this triangle too much to let it go, ever, or to entertain the idea that Alicia/no one is an option.
amen
Diane Lockhart appreciation blog, Christine Baranski appreciation life.
“Now I’m embarrassed.”
so perfect.
Am I the only one who screamed when saw that?
I actually missed this in the opening credits, so seeing him show up was such a happy surprise!! My favorite things about this episode were anything with Diane (especially the Kurt scenes), Cary, or Colin Sweeney in them.
I am so over the Alicia/Will/Peter triangle. It’s just like, GET ON WITH IT. There is so much that is wonderful about the show. I’d much rather see more Kalinda scenes than any more Alicia dreaming about Will scenes. Seriously.
UGH
Don’t got ‘em!
A theory of place in literature derived from Parks and Recreation? Why, Ploughshares blog, you’re too kind.
George Takei responds to “traditional” marriage fans.
OHSNAP, George Takei. This is the best.
(Also: What’s up with the all hate,...
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![Yes, yes, a thousand times yes.
Carrie Preston, The Good Wife. No show casts guest stars quite like the CBS legal drama. Fellow Wife guest Martha Plimpton won last year, and Preston’s brilliant take as the quirky redheaded lawyer Elsbeth Tascioni deserves recognition too. She flawlessly balances Elsbeth’s genius with her crazy, giving Wife some of its best one-liners (”I don’t know how I know half the things I know!”) and scene-stealing moments.
[Emmys: 15 Actresses We’re Rooting For | Photo 4 of 15 | EW.com]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/4c83f9348b7f786badfdc385ab9cc1e7/tumblr_mm2uk01OoE1qz9nowo1_500.jpg)
