A woman who was buried alive returns with amnesia and recalls a bomb planted on a navy ship. Kate (Sasha Alexander) gets on well with her and as always is eager to believe her. Tony (Michael Weatherly) claims not to know where Ducky (David McCallum) lives - never mind that will be cleared up in a few seasons. Gibbs (Mark Harmon) mentions The Apartment with Jack Lemmon – who is into movies too, like Tony, but not as many. Gibbs also mentioned Shane with Alan Ladd, which Tony hasn't heard of. Oh come on everyone's heard of Shane. So for such a movie buff, how come he hasn't? Abby (Pauley Perrette) has a chastity belt, why is that not surprising? Tony wants to see it and no doubt Tony would be able to get into it. (He's Tony, he can get into anything!) Of course Gibbs wouldn't like to see it,...
- 3/2/2012
- by mhasan@corp.popstar.com (Mila Hasan)
- PopStar
Ralph Meeker, Dan Duryea, Vince Edwards, Steve Cochran. There's just something about the asshole.
Scratch that. That's too strong and vulgar and dismissive of a word. More like... the shit bird, the hinky hombre, the gashouse palooka, whichever old-timey slang you choose to apply. These fellas are smarmy, slimy, ready with the pimp hand, and they sport that proverbial cat-that-ate-the-canary grin whenever a comely broad crosses their path. If you're upset, you're just, as Duryea spits in "The Little Foxes," "showing off your grief" (though he dares utters this to a man, which, in the rare case of the actor's screen career, causes Mr. Duryea to become the recipient of the bitch slap, rather than his usual backhand). And should you ever flag down a car in hysterical distress; the good looking stinker might not give you the comfort you require. He might just ask, à la Ralph Meeker as Mike Hammer,...
Scratch that. That's too strong and vulgar and dismissive of a word. More like... the shit bird, the hinky hombre, the gashouse palooka, whichever old-timey slang you choose to apply. These fellas are smarmy, slimy, ready with the pimp hand, and they sport that proverbial cat-that-ate-the-canary grin whenever a comely broad crosses their path. If you're upset, you're just, as Duryea spits in "The Little Foxes," "showing off your grief" (though he dares utters this to a man, which, in the rare case of the actor's screen career, causes Mr. Duryea to become the recipient of the bitch slap, rather than his usual backhand). And should you ever flag down a car in hysterical distress; the good looking stinker might not give you the comfort you require. He might just ask, à la Ralph Meeker as Mike Hammer,...
- 1/6/2010
- by Kim Morgan
- ifc.com
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