Vincent D'Onofrio's hilarious post-election meltdown rages on!!

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[E. Pluribus Unum]

Vincent is almost as wacko as William Hurt, and that's saying something.

[dangus]

I don't get it? What does THIS post have to do with Therese Heinz Kerry?

[Polyxene]

That PEST stuff is turning into a pandemic! And I thought all I had to worry about was the flu!

[js1138]

A real P.E.S.T.

[Utah Binger]

[mountaineer]

He just does too good of a job playing a nutcase on the edge of falling into the abyss of psychdom. I'm guessing that he's not always acting

Liberalism is a form of mental illness.

[somerville]

"Vincent is almost as wacko as William Hurt. and that's saying something ."

It is saying something. I once interviewed a girlfriend of William Hurt's and man, the stuff she had to say about his nutty and difficult behavior was unbelievable. Definitely not suitable for publication here.

[Billthedrill]

Vinnie's got other issues. Healthy adult men of his age do not have fainting spells.

[Rastus]

He was also Thor in Adventures in Babysitting the same year he was Pyle.

[Rockyrich]

Wonder what he's got going on the side. I wonder if he has ducks in his pond?? He needs to talk with Tony Soprano regarding the fainting spells. Tony could refer him to his shrink, Dr. Malfi.

[CAluvdubya]

I used to really like this guy! Of course, I used to like Tony Shalob and Julia Roberts too. Dang, dumb actors keep turning me off their movies/shows. Why can't they just entertain? If I want politics, I'll come here or turn on FNC.

Guess ol' D'onofrio's got a "bug up his a$$ (refrence to Men in Black)! LOL

[GSWarrior]

Everything about the show is strange. The stripped down, utilitarian sets, the weekly shots of everyone from the Lt. to the ADA crowded around Goren's desk breathlessly waiting the next pronouncement. It's creepy.

[Hawkeye's Girl]

Well, I love L&O:CI, so I hope he gets better soon (or calms down, whichever the case may be).

The show would tank without him. No one watches it for Eames after all.

[DirtyHarryY2K]

You're so ugly you could be a modern art masterpiece, Did your parents have any other children that lived?!?

[Big Digger]

I know, I Know..."I didn't know they piled s**t that high" Ha Ha

[Hawkeye's Girl]

It's creepy.

Yeah, that's why it's great.

And it's not anti-God; Goren, Eames, and Carver (not sure about the captain) all believe in Him.

[lugsoul]

He was the victim in a stunning episode of "Homicide: Life on the Street." He played a guy who was pushed off of a subway platform and trapped between the platform and the train. He was alive, but knew that the process of extricating him from the train would kill him - as did the detectives investigating the crime. Great stuff.

But, as usual, he was a bit of a nutcase in the ep.

[GSWarrior]

It's just not my cup of tea. I'd rather read the old Encylopedia Brown stories.