Comments From Yannick Bisson 

This is from "The Newlywed Game" Season 2:

Hello All!
We had a blast filming The Newlywed Game.
Get this:
Deanne and I already pretend to be F.B.I. people who are single (but do like each other, even though they can't because of their jobs).... and in this episode, we 'pretend FBI people' go undercover, pretending to be a married couple who love each other.

All to expose one of the worlds most wanted terrorists. Not an easy task. It was lots of fun though, with all of the " double meanings" and " ground rules" that had to be observed by Jack and Sue.

Even Levi gets in on the romance, but has to keep it "strictly professional" in order to do his job!

Enjoy --

Yannick

This is from "The Fugitive". Season 1: Interesting insight.

What struck me about this episode was the part where Sue is "forced" to deal with people from her high school years. Da, da, da, dum...I remember my years in high school with a large mix of emotions, many of them not great.

I was a ninety pound little freckled faced geek, I moved around a lot as a kid and often was "the outsider". My parents always stressed equality, diversity and acceptance. So, I often hung out with the "less popular" groups and therefore was left out of the "IN" crowd.

I'm happy things turned out the way they did though. How productive a member of society can you become if all you learned in high school is how to be the best at excluding others?

Enjoy the show,

YB

This is from "Dirty Bomb". Season 1:

Initially, I had reservations about this episode as it deals with the very touchy, very scary subject of terrorism. The threat is real, as we all know far too well. The events of 9/11 bringing it all much closer to all of us here in North America. It's a tough subject and, to add to it, we filmed this episode right around the one year anniversary of 9/11. As a father, I thank the brave men and women that fight the war on terrorism everyday. And it is my prayer that the Middle East can become a place of peace in our lifetime.

Enjoy the show,

YB

This is from "A Snitch In Time". Season 1: Interesting observation.

Ever have someone in your life, whether in school, at work or even in the family, who just plain gets on your nerves??? It may be that they do things differently or their personality is different from yours, but either way they drive you nuts!

In "A Snitch In Time" our team has to rely on the help of an informant (A.K.A snitch) to solve a case. "Howie" is a very colorful character, to say the least. He doesn't just want to supply info either - he wants to "help"…and Voila! Sparks.

In spite of someone's rough edges and quirky behavior, their heart is often in the right place. But it may take some extra effort on your part to see how wonderful they may truly be inside and out.

All the best.

Yannick Bisson