From a very early age, he was able to understand the cycle of life healing, birth and death and as a young man graduated with a Masters Degree in Physiology from Johns Hopkins University. At a young age, Al was hit head-on by a drunk driver and lost both of his legs. He walks with the use of prosthetic limbs and a crutch. Al's accident runs parallel to a similar accident that Hall had at age Little is known of Robbins's personal life.
He was a twin, though the other was stillborn. His mother attributed his career choice to "spending so many days next to a dead body.
Robbins has a fondness for coffee, specifically macchiatos "Table Stakes" and plays guitar in a band he has formed with the day shift coroner. In the Season 6 episode "Dog Eat Dog" , Robbins brings in a vegan pie he had baked for his co-workers, although he has never stated he is vegetarian, like co-worker Sara Sidle. He tells Warrick the pie is "low fat, low sugar, low carb.
In " The Theory of Everything ", he mentions that he suffers from bradycardia and subsequently wears a pacemaker. In the season 12 episode "Genetic Disorder" his wife Judy reports a murder that happened at their house, which suggests to Jim Brass that she had an affair. Robbins tells Brass that his past with Brass's ex-wife makes him assume the worst of the case and calls in a lawyer to help Judy.
After the case is closed, Brass apologizes to Robbins for making such an assumption. It is revealed in the episode that Robbins and his wife have been married for 25 years. He is also a devoted family man with a wife and children. Doc Robbins walks with a limp due to his two prosthetic legs, which makes it difficult to go to crime scenes. As a result, he often sends his assistant, David, to collect the bodies and bring them to the morgue. Brass spent 20 years working his way up to homicide detective in New Jersey.
He eventually came to run the CSI department, more as an administrator than as an investigator. Not to worry. Our team has created a Flash Game Archive. There you will find instructions on how to download the standalone Flash Player, along with links to download all games within the Web Adventures catalog and play them offline. Take our educator survey to receive updates on Web Adventures Interactive , and help us improve our games!
In the Season 6 episode " Dog Eat Dog ", Robbins brought in a vegan pie he had baked for his co-workers, although he has never stated he is vegetarian , like co-worker Sara Sidle.
He told Warrick the pie was "low fat, low sugar, low carb". Warrick replied around a mouthful of pie the pie was also "low taste". In the season 6 episode, Bang-Bang , he mentions that his wife's name is Judy, and that they occasionally attend marriage counseling and take separate vacations once a year when things get rough.
In The Theory of Everything , he mentions that he has bradycardia and wears a pacemaker. In the season nine premiere, For Warrick , an obviously distraught Robbins tells the team that he is going to have the dayshift coroner do the post-mortem on Warrick. Ultimate Pop Culture Wiki Explore. Wiki Content. Greg seems to be the "nerdish" computer geek type. To my eyes, Catherine looks thinner than Sara.
As for the men, they are all lean, perhaps not skinny as such. Not that I've seen it recently, but I don't remember his walking with that gait in the movie "The Skulls". I honestly thought it was something that the writers asked him to do to make his character a little softer. I think you may be right. If you notice he also holds items very close to his body as if he were protective or insecure. He almost has a Rain Man type quality about him that is innocent and child-like.
In a way he is childlike, he spends most of his time either with bugs or with evidence. He doesn't have much experience dealing with people and his people skills do leave something to be desired.
Grissom Walks Funny!?! Reply to author. Report message as abuse. Show original message. Either email addresses are anonymous for this group or you need the view member email addresses permission to view the original message. What is it with the strange way of walking with Grissom? Ever notice how his right ankle seems to be some how turned in? It gives him a sort of bow-legged limp. Did he suffer from Polio as a child, or doe's he have a Club Foot? It has to do with his hearing problem.
Bud Webster. He's been having trouble with his knees and his back for a while now. His days as a football player in high school and university?
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