Alan Cumming On His Role As The First Leading Gay Character In a Network Drama

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Alan Cumming has no doubt had an illustrious, film, TV and Broadway career, but there's something special about his role in the new CBS drama "Instinct."

"It's the first-ever network drama on American television to have a gay character as the lead," Alan tells Rach.

Amazing!

"I'll drink to that!" he continues, as he lifts a glass of his Up and Cumming cocktail -- which is served at his New York City club, Club Cumming.

(YES, he *truly* does it all!)

"I'm a former CIA person [and] now I'm a professor at college," the actor explains of his "Instinct" character. "I'm kind of a bit of a dandy, a bit of a musical prodigy, when I was a child. But I'm a bit on the spectrum, and I get brought back into the field by the NYPD to help them solve things."

"And I solve all the cases," he goes on. "Because I'm brilliant."

Could he pull the job off in real life, though? "Oh, hell no!" he says without hesitation.

Now, after watching a clip of his character, Dr. Dylan Reinhart, in action -- which YOU can watch in the video above -- Rach did have *one* note …

She wants Dylan to rock Alan's real-life (lighter) hair!

"I like his hair so much better in real life," Rach admits. "It's so sexy and cool."

"I agree," Alan responds. "And I hope our producer is listening to that!"
 

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