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and Laurie where are we with the mystery
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as to Beckett's murder of her mother
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what's the latest with that was going to
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fight over though I'm not sure I think I
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have to attest that to injure Marlo
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we're all on a need-to-know basis for
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imagine suddenly I feel like I'm an oil
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executive no we will be this season
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dealing with Beckett's mother's murder
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and we will be pushing that
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investigation downfield a little bit
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it's you know it's such a issue of
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identity for the character that it's
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something that we don't feel we want to
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wrap up too quickly but we will be
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delving deeper into it and the
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conspiracy behind it I feel like I'm
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giving all the straight answers Nathan
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said something everybody laughs I say
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something everybody Andrew please do
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your Christopher Walken imitation for us
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for that I'll defer to Nathan um Johnny
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chambers it seems like there's something
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with your character's relationship that
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we don't know there's more going on
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[Applause]
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[Music]
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what would you say that was let's go
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what don't we see what don't we see I'm
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gonna have to divert that I'm kidding
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that's weak slash fiction pages whatever
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you read on fan fiction it's not that I
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think that uh did the detective Ryan and
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detective Esposito have more of a
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there are they are brothers okay they
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are brother they're like they're like
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there's nothing wrong with men being
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friends nothing wrong in the world about
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it sometimes people are close they share
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things otherwise Sharon's closest to
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marriage some cops you are digging such
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a deep
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I think Esposito needs a girlfriend I
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think Ryan needs to get married to Jenny
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and I think that needs to happen very
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soon yeah I think that's true dream
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things for us or we're making the shows
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that John and Shane have really good
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friends as well off screen and so you
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know the two of them willing agent
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Esposito Ryan like banter up to the
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moment the actions called and then
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they'll go into the you know the Ryan
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Esposito banter right there it's really
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fun to watch them we actually basically
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just talked the same and then we just
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start talking about murder Zac when
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actions is called right yeah we're like
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brother I think got the relationship
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that you don't see on screen we're
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brothers we there's an there's an evil
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twin he's the one that got good grades I
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don't think it's great when I got all
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the girls he got one girl I was nerdy if
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we woulda met in high school John
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probably would have kicked my button
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well I mean actually we have some video
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footage of mr. characters that you
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haven't seen yet one we're gonna go to
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your questions now but first on Mirabel
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dell'arte in the audience we want to
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thank you for facebooking about the
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water-bottle campaign and we have a
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armband for you so if you want to go to
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the tech booth what give you one of
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those armband to get you into the
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autograph session well so let's
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there's a lot of people let's start with
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the first question
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this room is double the size this room
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is double rainbow what does it mean
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I'm for anyone yeah I state the first
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question ever all right well I had
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plenty of other questions but just
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watching guys on the channel there I
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thought that maybe I should ask how do
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you guys get anything done it's hard
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being the only adult on the show
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[Applause]
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Nathan that's me what you really are a
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ruggedly handsome I was just wondering
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if we were going to find out more about
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either cape or Ric's
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childhood or we can see them as kids or
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teenagers or who was that be cool like
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having a who what we had an episode
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where we got to go to a flashback of
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like what they've met once as kids but
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don't remember right most pigtails on
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the cut on it our playground Kate stop
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pulling my pigtails
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so you guys see all these bodies that's
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blood all this stuff do you guys ever
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get squeamish is looking at probably
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made up no I actually flirt with the
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guys that are laying on the slab it's
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just syrup so we to us and say that they
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want to be a dead bodies on the show but
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it's actually a hard gig you gotta lie
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on the cold table you gotta have that
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thing under your neck and you got a life
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still and then when it's time for a take
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it's like okay and I'll hold your breath
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and then we go through the take and you
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know inevitably somebody forgets to tell
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them to breathe and action the majority
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majority of our are dead people or stuff
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you actually hire a stunt person because
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did something with the word they're
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found they're compromised situations are
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hanging from fire escapes turns so out
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there in manholes in this cities with
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cockroaches crawling over them and
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dribbling under their head or the one
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where the the woman was hanging in the
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girders and it was December and yeah we
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were watering her down in between takes
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because she's supposed to be melting
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she's breeding that's a lot of fun in
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December it's December in LA it's not
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like
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but you had a good time Tom Bergeron had
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a really good time dancing about it he
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really really dug it my question is when
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you are writing the show for specific
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episodes do you plan on filming more
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than one or two days because of all the
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antics and shenanigans that go on with
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the cast and crew now we actually have a
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pretty rigorous schedule it's it's eight
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days for every episode and there's a
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point the season where we have a story
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being broken one on the board one being
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written one in pre-production one in
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production and one in post-production
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and the train just have to keep running
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so you know these guys are really great
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they have a lot of fun but when it's
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time for action or they're always there
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they're always ready it's one of the
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best casts I've worked with my question
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is more vasana but anyone can answer it
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I was wondering what makes the Audion
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thing that's important have a character
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like Beckett on television because I
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think she's truly weak and you don't see
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a lot of people in her all the time how
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do you feel she was unique well she's I
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mean she's flawed but she know she loves
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her job and it's just I think it has to
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do with all the character development
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and who put in and what you bring to it
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I'm just wondering what why you think
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someone like her be on television
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because you don't see the fog girl who
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grew up ruffed you know she's just she's
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doing something and maybe not living up
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to what she could have been had her mom
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not dying things like that
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yeah I think she's kind of got a little
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bit of a female superhero quality which
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is really neat you know to have on
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television so definitely there's realism
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she's not just your standard kind of
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detective she's got a wild side that we
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keep exploring she's got a real
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sensitive
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kind of naive side as well which is
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beautiful so there's more complexity I
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think to her than your average female
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detective person one of the things that
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Stan and I talked about with the
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character he said we wanted to create a
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female character that was a little bit
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post-feminist so the issue wasn't
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proving herself in a man's world inside
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the station she just is and it's about
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her doing the best possible job that she
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can do and I think stan has played that
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really beautifully
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