He Said/She Said

ASPIRING TO BE A SPAZ!

Sat, 08 Aug 2009 18:56:14 GMT

Kelsey says that Hank's young son, Henry, is probably the most well-adjusted member of the family. While everyone else struggles with going from the good life to surviving in a small town, Henry will likely be a "lightning rod of normalcy." Nathan Gamble, who plays Henry, actually cracked me up during the discussion. He says he's totally jazzed to play a spaz. Sounds like good work if you can get it!

I was watching Kelsey during the discussion and he looked protective and proud as both his TV kids were responding to questions. I got a total dad vibe from him. Should bode well for the family chemistry on the show.

Anyone else out there just happy to have Kelsey back on TV?

Hank Is 'So D*mn Sophisticated'

Sat, 08 Aug 2009 18:50:54 GMT

"I guess because I'm just so d*mn sophisticated."
--Kelsey Grammer (on why he tends to play upper class characters)

Hank's 'Tilly' Misses Her Choos

Sat, 08 Aug 2009 18:44:39 GMT

"It's pretty hard to kiss your Jimmy Choo shoes goodbye when you're used to getting them every week."
-- Melinda McGraw (about her character ‘Tilly’ on Hank)

HANK IS DESTINED FOR GREATNESS

Sat, 08 Aug 2009 18:29:07 GMT

Wow, I was totally impressed with Hank Executive Producer Tucker Cawley and star Kelsey Grammer while they were giving a sincere capsule summary about their main character.

To paraphrase, Tucker says Hank Pryor is a guy who is destined for greatness, and he is, it's just not the greatness he expected.

Kelsey says, that's the pitch that sold him on the show. Love it!