Fox: Season-Ender Will Cause Jaws To Drop

Jorja Fox (Sara Sidle) recently teased fans about the season finale, refusing to provide exact details on what will happen, but promising that whatever it is, fans are bound to be shocked.

"I can't give anything away, but we have a cliff-hanger at the end of this season that I think you guys are going to have a field day with," Fox told Michael Ausiello at TV Guide. "All I can say is that it's going to be good and it's going to come completely out of left field. I think everyone's going to end Season 6 with their jaws dropped."

Interviewer Michael Ausiello attempted to pry more information from Fox, but even when he asked whether the cliffhanger would involve Brass getting shot, Fox wouldn't do more than confirm one of the finale's cliffhangers would feature that character in some way. "All I can say is that it's going to be good and it's going to come completely out of left field. I think everyone's going to end Season 6 with their jaws dropped."

Whatever happens in the finale, fans won't have to worry it'll mark the end of Fox's character. "Sky's the limit," the actress said, when asked how long she'll be with the show. "In about 24 hours I will have completed my 10th consecutive year on prime-time television, starting with ER in 1996. I thought to myself over the years that it would be really cool to do 10 years on TV, and now I'm about to hit that mark. So from this point on there's no script. It's unchartered territory. [But] I'll be back. I'm getting a little older and there are some other things that I'd like to do, so from time to time I think that maybe it's about time to move on and do something different. I'm not getting any younger. But I'm not ready to let this go."

Prior to the return of CSI next Fall, fans will have another opportunity to see Fox in investigative action, as she recently taped an ad campaign for PETA. Despite the many CSI influences on the ad campaign, Fox said she didn't ask CBS for permission before participating. "To be honest, I didn't really ask for permission; I probably should have. I didn't see that there was anything controversial — or even confrontational — about the ad. I think that as far as PETA's concerned, it's one of their gentler ads. But we'll see. If I get in trouble, I get in trouble. But I somehow doubt it. It's a pretty supportive group around here."

For the full interview with Jorja Fox, please follow this link.

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