The detective must wander around for minutes on end picking up knick-knacks off the set and examining them in an absent-minded sort of way, while grilling our star with endless questions.
But with presidential candidates now lining up to be evaluated and considered, I, for one, would love to see Rieder grilling those wannabe leaders about their ideas for what could shift from being one of the biggest personal financial challenges individual families face, to one of the biggest economic challenges for us all.
The Tory MP Philip Davies sought to pin all this on a DG who has been in post for five weeks, grilling him about which managers held keys to the Savile dressing room in days so distant that Mr Entwistle himself was a child.
Get good lard (or make your own) and keep the fat that solidifies after roasting pork or chicken, grilling bacon or making stock.
And the profile of the committees has since soared.Whether grilling Rupert Murdoch, British spy chiefs or any number of fat cats bosses of energy firms, failed banks, the BBC they have provided many of the big political moments in this Parliament.
WALK into the inn in the Hokkaido village of Akanko, and everything from the welcoming cry of "irasshaimase" to the taciturn old man grilling chicken on the fire seems quintessentially Japanese.
The New Democratic Party, the official opposition, and the Liberals have been grilling Mr Harper for months about why his chief of staff, who has also since resigned, paid the expenses of one senator and whether the prime minister knew about it.
Meanwhile, a long-rumbling scandal over expenses-fiddling by senators had come to a head over the summer, and opposition parties were looking forward to grilling the prime minister now that parliament had finally resumed.The Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) between Canada and the EU is certainly being born in difficult political circumstances for Canada's ruling Conservatives.
The Senate Judiciary Committee has spent weeks grilling Bush administration officials on whether they made up voter fraud scandals out of whole cloth, sending letters to homeless shelters and military bases in the hope that they'd bounce back and create suspician about the voters Democrats were bringing to the polls.Fund doesn't want to forget about voter fraud.
He does his homework, seeking out engineers sooner than company bosses, and grilling them in excruciating detail.With fame come new subscribers; but also a threat to Mr Gilder's prescience.
The people's party will never regain its momentum unless it learns to relate to the guy on the super-sized patio, happily grilling his hamburgers and displaying his American flag.The pursuit of happiness may even help to explain the surge of anti-Americanism.
