I'll be watching Washington's interview tonight and blog on it afterward. I'd rather he was being grilled by someone like Diane Sawyer or Matt Lauer rather than Mr. Suspenders but let's hope it's a good interview. I do wonder what there is left to say after reading Washington's interviews with Keith Boykin and with the Houston Chronicle. He will, again, give his side of the story about being fired from ABC's "Grey's Anatomy." Lemme guess: none of it was his fault and he's a victim in all of this.
His publicist, Howard Bragman, tells the New York Post: "Everything is fair game. We didn't set any ground rules with Larry." Bragman went on to say that "what a lot of people don't know is that Isaiah was gagged by ABC. That's one reason he can (now) do these interviews."
In my opinion, so far these interviews have not helped Washington at all. He probably would have been better served by just getting back to work. Will report back later with some of the highlights from the chat w/Larry.