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Oct. 25th, 2006 09:44 pmI don't know about anyone else, but whenever I get a boxset that only has commentary on some of the episodes, those tend to be the ones I watch first.
However, you can probably imagine my amusement on listening to the commentary by Diane Farr (Megan) and David Krumholtz (Charlie) for a season 2 episode of Numb3rs when Diane volunteers that she was the one who asked for her character to get involved with Larry and then David starts going on about how that was his idea as well and he went to the producers, but she beat him to it.
Because, in David's mind apparently Larry and Charlie are 'a natural pairing', they ought to be dating and the show needs to be 'more progressive'. ;)
However, you can probably imagine my amusement on listening to the commentary by Diane Farr (Megan) and David Krumholtz (Charlie) for a season 2 episode of Numb3rs when Diane volunteers that she was the one who asked for her character to get involved with Larry and then David starts going on about how that was his idea as well and he went to the producers, but she beat him to it.
Because, in David's mind apparently Larry and Charlie are 'a natural pairing', they ought to be dating and the show needs to be 'more progressive'. ;)
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