Los Angeles actor/writer, Tim Coyne, sponsors an episode of Joseph Jaffe’s “Across the Sound” marketing podcast to announce “PROJECT ????”. Running time 1:06:29.
CRIMINAL MINDS? HOUSE? CSI? SHARK?
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A couple years ago I announced a New Year’s resolution. “This year I will have a four month relationship. Four months!†Believe it or not, this was an ambitious goal for me. For years, I had believed that I couldn’t waste time with love until I became someone, until I was a Hollywood success story....
I vote for ‘House’, with you playing some over larger-arc character – along the lines of last season’s cop/detective. I’m a bigger fan of House than CSI, FWIW, here’s my posts on House
Dude, brilliant idea. Very cool. What’s new, eh?
Yo Garrick – Love it! You’re my first vote. Excellent.
Yo Dan. Great to hear from you Mr. Creepy Sleepy Show. Just pluggin’ away out here. Trying to make things happen.
Tim
Please tell me that you have your own iPhone! You are the web maverick and this is awesome! My vote is for either House or CSI. CSI for the role that you want and House for just the coolness factor.
Yo Paul
Nope. No IPhone. I’m going to put you down as a HOUSE vote.
I vote for CSI. You would rock as a “bad guy” there.
This is a truly inspired idea!
My vote is for House, gives you the best opportunity to get a more versatile performance in.
Ray and Juho –
Thanks so much! We’ll see what happens.
Tim
I vote for CSI!
Go for it!
Greetings from Shanghai. Caught the ATS episode. Think CSI is the go. Good luck.
Steve
Hey Tim. I think this is really awesome and I wish you all the best. I’m searching my LinkedIn account for contacts at CBS now.
I’m not a huge fan of the shows you listed, but on a ratings level you need to choose CSI.
Good luck man.
Dave
I vote for House cos it’s the only one of your selections I watch regularly. I like the idea of a criminal minds appearance though. You’d be an awesome serial killer
Hi Tim, I’m an ATS listener, and now a new Hollywood Podcast listener. Shark is the one as far as I’m concerned. Hugh Laurie is a well known comedy actor in the UK – it’s hard to take House seriously, and over here we get so many re-runs of CSI it kind of devalues them. If you were the baddie on Shark you’d get to do the crime and have some court room time too. Best of luck whatever.
Hi Tim,
Good luck with your search! I have a lot of respect for your determination and dedication to your career.
I work in communications, albeit in the public sector and not in Hollywood! If I can add any value to your search I’d be happy to help. Search me out on Facebook if you’re interested.
Good luck!
Dave
You know, Tim… Reading through these we all have the best intentions in what we’re saying. But, I was just thinking comments like I made earlier and “You’d be an awesome serial killer” doesn’t truly sound as good as we intended. :} Just thought that was kinda funny.
Thanks everybody. Hey Dave! Thanks for offering your help. I may end up taking you up on that. At this point, not sure.
Yeah Ray. Love the compliment. “You’d be an awesome serial killer.”
Hah.