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Thomas Gibson seems to enjoy skiing, too
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Is it just me? Seriously, every time I watch CM and he has that stern look on his face, it just reminds me of Sam the American Eagle..
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At the read through yesterday, a familiar face.
via @JoeMantegna
So good to see AJ there!
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Cheek is out of football now, but still in the publicity business for CBS, handling three shows — Criminal Minds, Rules of Engagement and Let’s Make a Deal.
After a full career in sports — including NFL stops with the Bears, Seahawks and Saints, and a stint at his alma mater, Grambling, for legendary coach Eddie Robinson’s final three years — Cheek sees some similarities in the television environment.
The common denominator between quarterback Peyton Manning and actor Joe Mantegna? “Consistency,” Cheek says. “I don’t know which one has the most pressure.”
Cheek, based in the Los Angeles area, found it amusing that Colts receiver Reggie Wayne called and asked, “Hey, have you met Halle Berry?”
“It’s like athletes really want to be actors,” he says, “and actors want to be athletes.”
Colts star Dallas Clark might actually get a shot at such crossover duty on Criminal Minds. Cheek says that one of the show’s writers, Rick Dunkle, is an Indianapolis native whose favorite player is Clark. They met last month.
Said Cheek, “He told Dallas, ‘You should come on the show and we can kill you.’ “
So is he the one responsible for Criminal Minds barely getting any publicity?
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what a fun way the start the day orgasmic post just for youI’ve never seen something so beautiful in my entire life.
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