Summer 2002
Webbie heaven!
The last four episodes of JAG that aired in
May and June were wonderful for all Webbies!
Four straight weeks of Clayton Webb! It was
a first for the series and for the Webbies
who were thrilled about it! First we saw him
testifying in "Tribunal" and investigating
a terrorist threat. Clayton looked wonderful
out of his usual three piece suits! Then came
"Defending his Honor", "In Country" and the
season finale "Enemy Below". We also got to
see Webb travel between Afghanistan and Russia.
These episodes provided Webbies with lots of
great Webbie moments. From a new look, to some
action, to almost seeing him open up, to
looking incredibly hot as he usually does.
This past season of JAG was the best ever for Webbies. We got six episodes with
great Webb moments, and we can only hope we get to see as much of Webb next
season. This season of JAG wasn't just great for the old time Webbies, it also
inspired some new Webbies to come aboard.
A HUGE, BIG thank you to Donald Bellisario and everyone at JAG productions for
making Webbies so happy this past season! We appreciate all the appearances of
our favorite JAG character and can't thank you enough for giving us so much of
our wonderful, mysterious, sexy spy.
A "job well done" to Mr. Dana Coen for writing our wonderful Webb so well in the
episode "In Country". We love everything Mr. Coen wrote for our 'sexy beast'.
To Mr. Charles Holland and of course Mr. Bellisario for all the Webb moments in
"Tribunal" and "Enemy Below". All of them made Webbies very happy and gave us
hours of entertainment even after the episodes aired.
And last, but most important of all, a big thank you to Mr. Steven Culp, for
portraying Webb the way only he can do it. His performance was flawless. Mr.
Culp brings so much to the character of Webb, that it is impossible to imagine
anyone else portraying our sexy, sarcastic, dedicated spy. Mr. Culp gives Webb
that something special that has made him a favorite of so many JAG fans. Every
time Webb shows up, more fans discover the talented and gifted actor that Mr.
Culp is. Thank you doing such a great job and for providing your fans with so
much to enjoy time after time.
A note from Steven to the fans
We recently heard from Mr. Culp. Steven read several of the
comments made by fans in regards to the Afghanistan episodes.
He said he always enjoys reading what the fans have to say.
He also wanted to thank the fans for the Father's Day card
we sent him in name of the fans and the 9-11 Beanie Babies
he received. He said: "You are all so nice to us."
Steven says he has been busy being a dad this summer. "With
twins it is a full time job."
He also wanted to share the latest show he has been working
on which premiers next September. (more on that later in the
journal)
In regards to Webb, he informed us that "there are no JAG
episodes in the inmediate future, but I'm sure Webb will be
returning at some point."
Mr. Culp also confirmed the title change of "Palace Thief". The movie is now
titled "The Emperor's Club". He tells us: "As of this writing the movie has
been pushed back to Thanksgiving weekend. It's also going to be at the Toronto
Film Festival in September. These are signs that the studio is giving it the
"prestige" push."
Steven sends his best to all the fans.
Thank you to Mr. Culp for his updates for the fans. We all appreciate your time
and dedication to your fans.
Steven's current project
We are excited to share the news with you of the latest on Steven! He has informed
us that he will appear in episodes of the new ABC television series "Push, Nevada."
"I'll be doing at least three episodes. I'm in the middle of the second one right
now."
This series is produced by Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, and is a mystery and audience
participation type show. At this time it is scheduled to air on Thursday nights.
From TV critic John Levesque: "Push, Nevada" from Ben Affleck's production company,
it's an hour long drama with a game show built in. As an IRS agent tracks down some
missing casino money, each episode provides clues to where viewers can actually find
it. First person to piece all the clues together wins the cash. The danger lies in
obsessing over every word, every gesture, every road sign, and missing the story. But
"Push, Nevada" is quirky in that "Northern Exposure" kind of way and Derek Cecil
clicks as the persistent Jim Prufrock, who makes Columbo look like a slacker."
We will post more on the dates of Steven appearances as the information becomes available.
The winner of the "Guess the show" contest is Mary. She was the first Webbie to
guess the right show. Congratulations! We will mail your prize.
Thanks to everyone who participated.
Reminder: "Star Trek: Nemesis", in which Steve makes a cameo
appearance will open on Decemner 13th.
JAG Reviews.
Thank you to our fellow Webbies who contributed reviews
to the newsletter. They each receive a copy of the episode
they reviewed.
"Tribunal" By KSM
Tribunal is the first episode of a 4 episode story
arch dealing with the capture of a high ranking Al
Qaeda terrorist and the race against time to stop
another terrorist attack that is being planned. When
the episodes starts, we learn that a top Al Qaeda
terrorist has been captured in Afghanistan. His name
is Mohandes, but he is going by the name of Mustafa
Atef. A military tribunal is going to be held aboard
the USS Seahawk to try him. The Admiral and Sturgis
will be defending Atef, and Mac and Harm will be
prosecuting.
Mac, Harm, the Admiral and Sturgis arrive aboard the Seahawk and meet up with Bud,
who has been serving aboard the USS Seahawk as the ship's JAG officer. Webb is also
already aboard. There is a great scene between Webb and the Admiral when the Admiral
goes to interview Mustafa Atef for the first time in the brig. When they arrive at
the brig, the Admiral is surprised to find Webb there, and says "Webb, I didn't know
your were aboard." Webb replies in his typical, sarcastic fashion "I'm not" and then
leaves the room.
While the Admiral is interviewing Atef, Atef makes a comment about those who were
killed in the September 11 attacks in the US got exactly what they deserved. This
enrages the Admiral, who proceeds to grab Atef by the throat through the bars.
Sturgis tries to pull the Admiral off of Atef, and the Admiral finally releases his
hold. The Admiral loosing control like this seems to be something we would not expect
to see from the Admiral, but I found it very understandable as I'm sure many other
viewers did.
At the trial, the prosecution is trying to prove Mustafa Atef is Mohandes, the number
3 man in Al Qaeda. Webb testifies that as the Assistant Deputy Director of Operations,
Southwest Asia, he was in charge of developing intelligence on Mohandes (Mustafa Atef).
After Atef was captured by Special Forces, Webb supervised his interrogation. During
the interrogation, Webb learned Atef was involved with the supervision and training of
those involved in the attacks that took place in the United States on September 11.
The defense tries to get this confession by Mustafa Atef thrown out, saying it was
involuntary given while he was under the influence of a truth serum and against the
5th Amendment. The Judges at the Tribunal end up deciding to exclude the confession.
Continues here
So what is Webb's title?
Oh yes, it was one of those times again when Webbies noticed something was wrong
with our dear Webb. This time what got our attention was the change in the job
position/title of our favorite spy, Clayton Webb. Until "Tribunal" aired, Webb
was known as the Deputy Director Of Operations Counter-Intelligence unit.
However, when he took the stand in the episode "Tribunal" we noticed something
different. Webb said that he was: "Assistant Director of Operations SouthWest
Asia. WHAT? he got demoted? No way! Needless to say the Webbies jumped up and
asked one of the insiders of the show about the change.
His first response was: "What was the change? I wasn't aware of it. My guess
is it was probably a writing error."
We then told him about the change we noticed. This is what he said "Maybe
CIA job titles are like TV hyphenate job titles. (For those who don't know,
hyphenates are writers who also have a producers title) No matter how lengthly,
they boil down to; CIA - operative, TV - writer."
Ok, so the real CIA doesn't work like that, but it doesn't matter, we are glad
he took the time to answer our question. And Webbies can relax now. The change
in title was only a writer's mistake and not a demotion of any type. We now wait
for Webb to show up on JAG again. Maybe he will be the "Director of the CIA" next
time? Then again, as long as we get more of Webb we are happy Webbies!
"Defending His Honor"
By Carol Preflatish
Conscientious Clayton Webb continues his fight against
terrorism in the JAG episode "Defending His Honor" that
aired on May 7, 2002. The main storyline of this episode
has Harm defending Judge Sebring in an involuntary
manslaughter hearing after an auto accident that the judge
allegedly caused. However, Webbies were more interested
in following the exploits of Clayton Webb, so that is what
I will concentrate on here.
In this episode, we first find Webb still in Afghanistan
continuing his search for Kabir, the Al Qaeda terrorist.
The writers have a way of having Webb suddenly pop up in
a scene from the shadows. They have done it several times
in the past and did it in this episode, too. We see an
uncooperative terrorist being interrogated by the Afghanis. Suddenly, Webb walks
into the scene. He has been in the shadows supervising the interrogation. He tells
them to "finish him" and walks away. As he nears the door, the terrorist agrees to
tell them what they want to know about Kabir.
With the new information, we next find Webb has traveled to Russia and meets up with
the Russian military officer. Captain Alexander Valkonov, who Harm has put Webb in
touch with. Webb tells Alex that they suspect Kabir is buying weapons for a major
attack on the U.S. Military. Valkonov and Webb interview a couple of Russian sailors
who said they saw a man fitting Kabir’s description talking with a Russian submarine
captain.
They go looking for the captain, but find his quarters empty and the captain gone.
In the meantime, Kabir has returned to Afghanistan via the Iranian border. Webb also
returns to Afghanistan and is in a communications van reviewing some intelligence
information.
A technician is showing Webb some photos taken by the unmanned Predator spy plane.
The photos are of Kabir entering Afghanistan at the border. Webb immediately tells
someone to get Special Ops on the phone, “Our people need to go hunting.” This is
where the episode ends with ‘to be continued' across the bottom of the screen.
Continues here
"In Country"
By CherylR
The first thing we notice when Webb shows up in
this episode is that he is still not wearing the
usual three piece suit. To the Webbies content,
Clayton is wearing casual clothes, that make him
look even more atrative than usual.
Webbies first see, actually hear, Webb as he stops
Gunny’s attempts to obtain information from a local
warlord. "Nothing he can’t get from me" pretty much
says it all. He who has the most impressive inventory
wins, and it isn’t Gunny. In the conversation that
takes place between the three of them, Webb makes it
clear that he, Clayton Webb is in charge. The Gunny’s
need for revenge doesn’t concern Webb; his focus is
"saving American lives. We do it fast, we do it thoroughly, we do it my way." There
is no room for discussion or argument. Another interesting piece of information is
Webb’s code name. "Sexy Beast" certainly is short, accurate, easy to remember and
most unforgettable. Not sure if that’s a good thing for someone in covert operations,
but hey, who am I to argue?
When the terrorist’s location is finally pinpointed, Webb is estatic. Gunny is not.
He tries to tell Webb about the Afghan woman Gunny knows is with Kabir against her
will. Webb blows him off which angers Gunny. He slugs Webb. Webb slugs Gunny and an
nderstanding is reached. Webb decides to listen to Gunny.
Night has fallen the next time we see them, out in the middle of nowhere. Webb is
ending a conversation on his cell phone. By his actions, the way he doesn’t speak
to Gunny right away, just looks at him and then looks away says Webb doesn’t have
good news for Gunny. The bombing run on the village can’t/won’t be halted. That’s
when Webb reveals an important part of his past. He understands where Gunny is
coming from, because Clayton has been there. In Guatemala, at the height of the
civil war. Her name isn’t revealed to us, just that she was a folk singer who used
to serenade Webb with the saddest songs. What happened to her isn’t disclosed, but
the implication is clear. The only word Webb says in response to Gunny’s question
is "classified." One word, combined with the look on Clayton’s face says much.
After daylight arrives and the bombing run is complete, Webb and the Gunny enter the
village. The raid appears to have been successful, if the smoking piles of rubble are
any indication. The body of Teresa is discovered in the rubble. Webb, watching, recites
a few lines in Spanish from a song, then turns away, as though he can’t bear to watch
anymore. Mac asks Webb what he said. He translates the lyrics of a song: "Our love
is the child of a cruel father". Not only are the words sad, but the way he says
them is heart breaking.
At the end of the episode, we learn that Kabir, who had sliced off his own finger
and left behind to try to throw pursuers off his trail, is still alive. He is still
alive and based on evidence at the village, is in possession of radioactive materials.
The hunt for the terrorist is still on…where he is and what his plans are still unknown.
Fans are left to wait until the following week.
The review for "Enemy Below" will posted in our reviews page at a later date
What the fans said...
"In Country"
"Hopefully we will have pictures of Webb with his hair
astray. WOW!! Webb has one heck of a right hook. Almost
knocked Gunny off his feet. Nice hit."
"OH MY GOD! What a show. A full forehead of hair and he
looked so sexy. I can just imagine my hands going through
that. Grrrrrrrrrrr... My heart be still."
"Then his code was SEXY BEAST! WOO! HOOO! is that accurate."
"This was one hell of an episode. Just almost makes up for
going six months without Webb."
"As for Webb, well, all I can say is that I am liking Webb more
and more. For a hard-hearted "company man," Webb really does
have a soft side. Wish we could see more of him in future eps..."
"Defending His Honor"
"I agree that it was nice to see Webb being his CIA best this time. I hope that
he is seen a lot more next season. He really helps add some depth to the stories."
"Steven looked really good. I loved his wardrobe too!!"
"I think the B storyline shows that SC could
star in his own series. It was great seeing
him working minus the JAG twins."
"Don't you think Webb looked great! I think it
was a new hair cut or something! Maybe it was
the lack of the 3-piece suit. Whatever it was
it was YUMMY!"
"What can I say about Webb? Love every scene he's
in. Always thought he looked good in suits, he does
'Afghan Casual' and 'Longshoreman Chic' equally well."
"Tribunal"
"I agree about Tribunal--I love Gunny and Webb! YUMMY."
"Webb's Webb. That's why I love his character! (And SC isn't yesterday's
mashed potatoes either.)"
"And lastly, it was so good to see Webb--I love that character. He always
adds the intrigue element. Can't wait to see the next episodes."
"Enemy Below"
"Webb looked good! Loved seeing him without a 3 piece suit."
"Oh that smile! I loved the way he smiled at that guy in the office!"
"The grin on his face when the guy was calling him fool or stupid. That
grin can melt any woman!"
"I liked the look with the scarf. I think he looked hot."
JAGFan Fest 2002.
"Totally Steven" is again participating in this year's JAGFan Fest, which will take
place on September 13th and 14th at the Airtel Hotel in Van Vuys. The fest is a fan
gathering organized by several participating fan clubs and Web Sites such as The
Steven Culp Fan Connection, The JMJ Admiration Society, Bud Lovers Anonymous, The
Peter Murnick Fan Club, Mac on JAG and many others.
There will be an auction which will benefit the American Red Cross and the Pentagon
Relief Fund. The auction will be hosted by actors Peter Murnick and Trevor Goddard.
The auction will include the Webb Sketch from "Tribunal", a beautiful "Navy" throw
donated by a fellow Webbie, a "Thirteen Days" press kit donated by 'Totally Steven'
and much more. Fan groups will also hold raffles, games, contests and there will be a
lot of JAG related fun!
Check out the JAGFan Fest site for more information on tickets, hotel reservations,
auction items and more.
Will Steven be there? We do not know for sure. He has stated he does not know at this
time where he will be the weekend of the Fest, but if possible he will attend.
Special Raffle for Webbies!
For the Webbies and Steven Culp fan unable to attend the Fan Fest, "Totally Steven"
will hold an on line raffle to raise funds for the Red Cross and to give SC fans a
chance to win a great prize.
Tickets are $2.00 each or 3 tickets for $5.00. Checks or money orders will be made
out directly to the American Red Cross. We will collect all the checks and they will
be presented to the American Red.
What do you get if you win?
We are still putting the final touches on the prize package but it will include: A
photo autographed by Steven, scripts of the last four episodes of season 7 of JAG,
JAG script autographed by SC and by Donald Bellisario, Dana Coen or Charles Holland
(The writers of the last four episodes of season 7), an 8X10 black and white photo
of SC, a "Clay Beanie Baby", a VHS tape of "Thirteen Days", a VHS tape of "How
to Make a Monster", a CIA hat, a Webb or CIA coffee cup.
But wait there is more! If you buy $10 dollars worth of tickets you will receive
a "TS Goodie Bag". This package will include everything that the TS booth will have
available at the fest, a Webb Survival Candy Kit, a "Webbie Booklet" and a JAG script
of your choice. (From those listed on the scripts page of the site.)
We will post all this information on the site and send reminders to the lists so you
will not miss the chance to participate in this event. Remember that not only you
will be able to have a chance at winning a nice prize package, but you will also be
showing your support and helping others by donating to charity.
Any questions? Please email us at culpfan@yahoo.com
Summer 2002
A note from Steven to the fans
We recently heard from Mr. Culp. Steven read several of the
comments made by fans in regards to the Afghanistan episodes.
He said he always enjoys reading what the fans have to say.
He also wanted to thank the fans for the Father's Day card
we sent him in name of the fans and the 9-11 Beanie Babies
he received. He said: "You are all so nice to us."
Steven says he has been busy being a dad this summer. "With
twins it is a full time job."
He also wanted to share the latest show he has been working
on which premiers next September. (more on that later in the
journal)
In regards to Webb, he informed us that "there are no JAG
episodes in the inmediate future, but I'm sure Webb will be
returning at some point."
Mr. Culp also confirmed the title change of "Palace Thief". The movie is now
titled "The Emperor's Club". He tells us: "As of this writing the movie has
been pushed back to Thanksgiving weekend. It's also going to be at the Toronto
Film Festival in September. These are signs that the studio is giving it the
"prestige" push."
Steven sends his best to all the fans.
Thank you to Mr. Culp for his updates for the fans. We all appreciate your time
and dedication to your fans.
Steven's current project
We are excited to share the news with you of the latest on Steven! He has informed
us that he will appear in episodes of the new ABC television series "Push, Nevada."
"I'll be doing at least three episodes. I'm in the middle of the second one right
now."
This series is produced by Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, and is a mystery and audience
participation type show. At this time it is scheduled to air on Thursday nights.
From TV critic John Levesque: "Push, Nevada" from Ben Affleck's production company,
it's an hour long drama with a game show built in. As an IRS agent tracks down some
missing casino money, each episode provides clues to where viewers can actually find
it. First person to piece all the clues together wins the cash. The danger lies in
obsessing over every word, every gesture, every road sign, and missing the story. But
"Push, Nevada" is quirky in that "Northern Exposure" kind of way and Derek Cecil
clicks as the persistent Jim Prufrock, who makes Columbo look like a slacker."
We will post more on the dates of Steven appearances as the information becomes available.
The winner of the "Guess the show" contest is Mary. She was the first Webbie to
guess the right show. Congratulations! We will mail your prize.
Thanks to everyone who participated.
"Tribunal" By KSM
Tribunal is the first episode of a 4 episode story
arch dealing with the capture of a high ranking Al
Qaeda terrorist and the race against time to stop
another terrorist attack that is being planned. When
the episodes starts, we learn that a top Al Qaeda
terrorist has been captured in Afghanistan. His name
is Mohandes, but he is going by the name of Mustafa
Atef. A military tribunal is going to be held aboard
the USS Seahawk to try him. The Admiral and Sturgis
will be defending Atef, and Mac and Harm will be
prosecuting.
Mac, Harm, the Admiral and Sturgis arrive aboard the Seahawk and meet up with Bud,
who has been serving aboard the USS Seahawk as the ship's JAG officer. Webb is also
already aboard. There is a great scene between Webb and the Admiral when the Admiral
goes to interview Mustafa Atef for the first time in the brig. When they arrive at
the brig, the Admiral is surprised to find Webb there, and says "Webb, I didn't know
your were aboard." Webb replies in his typical, sarcastic fashion "I'm not" and then
leaves the room.
While the Admiral is interviewing Atef, Atef makes a comment about those who were
killed in the September 11 attacks in the US got exactly what they deserved. This
enrages the Admiral, who proceeds to grab Atef by the throat through the bars.
Sturgis tries to pull the Admiral off of Atef, and the Admiral finally releases his
hold. The Admiral loosing control like this seems to be something we would not expect
to see from the Admiral, but I found it very understandable as I'm sure many other
viewers did.
At the trial, the prosecution is trying to prove Mustafa Atef is Mohandes, the number
3 man in Al Qaeda. Webb testifies that as the Assistant Deputy Director of Operations,
Southwest Asia, he was in charge of developing intelligence on Mohandes (Mustafa Atef).
After Atef was captured by Special Forces, Webb supervised his interrogation. During
the interrogation, Webb learned Atef was involved with the supervision and training of
those involved in the attacks that took place in the United States on September 11.
The defense tries to get this confession by Mustafa Atef thrown out, saying it was
involuntary given while he was under the influence of a truth serum and against the
5th Amendment. The Judges at the Tribunal end up deciding to exclude the confession.
Conscientious Clayton Webb continues his fight against
terrorism in the JAG episode "Defending His Honor" that
aired on May 7, 2002. The main storyline of this episode
has Harm defending Judge Sebring in an involuntary
manslaughter hearing after an auto accident that the judge
allegedly caused. However, Webbies were more interested
in following the exploits of Clayton Webb, so that is what
I will concentrate on here.
In this episode, we first find Webb still in Afghanistan
continuing his search for Kabir, the Al Qaeda terrorist.
The writers have a way of having Webb suddenly pop up in
a scene from the shadows. They have done it several times
in the past and did it in this episode, too. We see an
uncooperative terrorist being interrogated by the Afghanis. Suddenly, Webb walks
into the scene. He has been in the shadows supervising the interrogation. He tells
them to "finish him" and walks away. As he nears the door, the terrorist agrees to
tell them what they want to know about Kabir.
With the new information, we next find Webb has traveled to Russia and meets up with
the Russian military officer. Captain Alexander Valkonov, who Harm has put Webb in
touch with. Webb tells Alex that they suspect Kabir is buying weapons for a major
attack on the U.S. Military. Valkonov and Webb interview a couple of Russian sailors
who said they saw a man fitting Kabir’s description talking with a Russian submarine
captain.
They go looking for the captain, but find his quarters empty and the captain gone.
In the meantime, Kabir has returned to Afghanistan via the Iranian border. Webb also
returns to Afghanistan and is in a communications van reviewing some intelligence
information.
A technician is showing Webb some photos taken by the unmanned Predator spy plane.
The photos are of Kabir entering Afghanistan at the border. Webb immediately tells
someone to get Special Ops on the phone, “Our people need to go hunting.” This is
where the episode ends with ‘to be continued' across the bottom of the screen.
"In Country"
By CherylR
The first thing we notice when Webb shows up in
this episode is that he is still not wearing the
usual three piece suit. To the Webbies content,
Clayton is wearing casual clothes, that make him
look even more atrative than usual.
Webbies first see, actually hear, Webb as he stops
Gunny’s attempts to obtain information from a local
warlord. "Nothing he can’t get from me" pretty much
says it all. He who has the most impressive inventory
wins, and it isn’t Gunny. In the conversation that
takes place between the three of them, Webb makes it
clear that he, Clayton Webb is in charge. The Gunny’s
need for revenge doesn’t concern Webb; his focus is
"saving American lives. We do it fast, we do it thoroughly, we do it my way." There
is no room for discussion or argument. Another interesting piece of information is
Webb’s code name. "Sexy Beast" certainly is short, accurate, easy to remember and
most unforgettable. Not sure if that’s a good thing for someone in covert operations,
but hey, who am I to argue?
When the terrorist’s location is finally pinpointed, Webb is estatic. Gunny is not.
He tries to tell Webb about the Afghan woman Gunny knows is with Kabir against her
will. Webb blows him off which angers Gunny. He slugs Webb. Webb slugs Gunny and an
nderstanding is reached. Webb decides to listen to Gunny.
Night has fallen the next time we see them, out in the middle of nowhere. Webb is
ending a conversation on his cell phone. By his actions, the way he doesn’t speak
to Gunny right away, just looks at him and then looks away says Webb doesn’t have
good news for Gunny. The bombing run on the village can’t/won’t be halted. That’s
when Webb reveals an important part of his past. He understands where Gunny is
coming from, because Clayton has been there. In Guatemala, at the height of the
civil war. Her name isn’t revealed to us, just that she was a folk singer who used
to serenade Webb with the saddest songs. What happened to her isn’t disclosed, but
the implication is clear. The only word Webb says in response to Gunny’s question
is "classified." One word, combined with the look on Clayton’s face says much.
After daylight arrives and the bombing run is complete, Webb and the Gunny enter the
village. The raid appears to have been successful, if the smoking piles of rubble are
any indication. The body of Teresa is discovered in the rubble. Webb, watching, recites
a few lines in Spanish from a song, then turns away, as though he can’t bear to watch
anymore. Mac asks Webb what he said. He translates the lyrics of a song: "Our love
is the child of a cruel father". Not only are the words sad, but the way he says
them is heart breaking.
At the end of the episode, we learn that Kabir, who had sliced off his own finger
and left behind to try to throw pursuers off his trail, is still alive. He is still
alive and based on evidence at the village, is in possession of radioactive materials.
The hunt for the terrorist is still on…where he is and what his plans are still unknown.
Fans are left to wait until the following week.
"Hopefully we will have pictures of Webb with his hair
astray. WOW!! Webb has one heck of a right hook. Almost
knocked Gunny off his feet. Nice hit."
"OH MY GOD! What a show. A full forehead of hair and he
looked so sexy. I can just imagine my hands going through
that. Grrrrrrrrrrr... My heart be still."
"Then his code was SEXY BEAST! WOO! HOOO! is that accurate."
"This was one hell of an episode. Just almost makes up for
going six months without Webb."
"As for Webb, well, all I can say is that I am liking Webb more
and more. For a hard-hearted "company man," Webb really does
have a soft side. Wish we could see more of him in future eps..."
"Defending His Honor"
"I agree that it was nice to see Webb being his CIA best this time. I hope that
he is seen a lot more next season. He really helps add some depth to the stories."
"Steven looked really good. I loved his wardrobe too!!"
"I think the B storyline shows that SC could
star in his own series. It was great seeing
him working minus the JAG twins."
"Don't you think Webb looked great! I think it
was a new hair cut or something! Maybe it was
the lack of the 3-piece suit. Whatever it was
it was YUMMY!"
"What can I say about Webb? Love every scene he's
in. Always thought he looked good in suits, he does
'Afghan Casual' and 'Longshoreman Chic' equally well."
"Tribunal"
"I agree about Tribunal--I love Gunny and Webb! YUMMY."
"Webb's Webb. That's why I love his character! (And SC isn't yesterday's
mashed potatoes either.)"
"And lastly, it was so good to see Webb--I love that character. He always
adds the intrigue element. Can't wait to see the next episodes."
"Enemy Below"
"Webb looked good! Loved seeing him without a 3 piece suit."
"Oh that smile! I loved the way he smiled at that guy in the office!"
"The grin on his face when the guy was calling him fool or stupid. That
grin can melt any woman!"
"I liked the look with the scarf. I think he looked hot."
