That seems eaaaarly! I was a late TV bloomer though, my parents were hippies and if it wasn't PBS, I didn't see it. When I started watching Voyager reruns after 5th grade, I actually thought they were making a new episode every day for me.
Oh okay I see what you're saying now! The long hair is earlier (season 1), and the short hair is a little later (2 & 3). And he does direct a lot -- that's actually what the actress who played his eventual wife (Roxann Dawson) does now too! It kiiiiind of delights me, because neither of them were directors before they did Voyager, and now they get to stay involved with a lot of my shows (especially him, she seems to direct more crimey stuff). (CATHERINE AND I HAVE A THEORY THAT HE IS, you know, at least partially responsible for bringing Daddy Bartowski into our lives.)
Wait, are you saying that's a bad thing, or am I just reading it wrong? No I think it's really sweet! I the strahotski.com guy made that comment, and it made me smile.
Sandy Cohen is also lovely, let us not forget just because he is old. Michael Vaughn is an absolute yes in my book, and Sam Seaborn is basically the penultimate specimen (well, it could be a tie with Ned the Piemaker).
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Oh okay I see what you're saying now! The long hair is earlier (season 1), and the short hair is a little later (2 & 3). And he does direct a lot -- that's actually what the actress who played his eventual wife (Roxann Dawson) does now too! It kiiiiind of delights me, because neither of them were directors before they did Voyager, and now they get to stay involved with a lot of my shows (especially him, she seems to direct more crimey stuff). (CATHERINE AND I HAVE A THEORY THAT HE IS, you know, at least partially responsible for bringing Daddy Bartowski into our lives.)
Wait, are you saying that's a bad thing, or am I just reading it wrong?
No I think it's really sweet! I the strahotski.com guy made that comment, and it made me smile.
Sandy Cohen is also lovely, let us not forget just because he is old. Michael Vaughn is an absolute yes in my book, and Sam Seaborn is basically the penultimate specimen (well, it could be a tie with Ned the Piemaker).