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An interview with Gerald was featured in the 2002 summer double issue of The Advocate. The article focused on Mr. McCullouch’s directorial debut film The Moment After: CSI hunk Gerald McCullouch makes a sizzling short that’s a fest favorite...a dramatically audacious and technically assured film. Click here to read the article.

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'CSI' Character Comes Out Of The Closet LOS ANGELES (Wireless Flash) -- "CSI" cast member Gerald McCullouch has played ballistics expert Bobby Dawson on the show since it started -- but only last night (Dec. 11) did his character reveal he is gay....Click here to read the full article.

A false start on ‘CSI’
A gay actor outs his character on ‘CSI’ only to learn producers plan to keep Bobby Dawson in the closet, at least for the time being....Click here to read the full article.

Dawson Not Coming Out Just Yet
A scene that would have revealed CSI: Crime Scene Investigations character Bobby Dawson, played by Gerald McCullouch is gay, was cut from the episode "Grissom v. Volcano", but the revelation may be worked into another episode at a later date. Click here to read the full article.

Gerald McCullouch (pictured with Frameline's co-director Michael Lumpkin) wrote, directed and starred in the festival short film hit The Moment After. McCullouch who plays “Bobby Dawson” on the CBS hit show CSI, was joined by some LA friends including Judd Winnick, Dan Renzi, and Norman Korpi, all from various seasons of The Real World. The festival short also stars the delicious bisexual actor Gabriel Romero. This Advocate cover boy is widely known for playing gay doctor “Fernando” on the hit Telemundo sitcom Los Beltrán.

— Tim Gaskin