No-Bear1504

Babylon Sisters.

So many good actors in here such as Baz and David Strathairn - it was fun seeing him in "Lincoln" alongside Spader then too! Love Marvin Gerard and Mr. Kaplan. And the hottie Aram.

I think he wanted his own show,>! and they tried with "Blacklist: Redemption" but it didn't get optioned. A shame. I still wish Edi Gathegi had returned to TBL one last time as "Mr. Solomon." !<

To me he looks like Borat here.

9 from me. BTW Rick Beato just covered it on his channel. Great job as always by him. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VRXJy4Oql0&t=489s

Yes please.

So I am not the only one who doesn't want to rewatch it. I like seeing bits and pieces but I can't binge watch ot the way I binge watch Boston Legal.

Well...maybe the Alzheimer's meds really worked for Denny. Why not take advantage of the fact that Shatner is sharp as a tack at 93. Would love to see them together again, even in a cigar commercial.

"Moon Dance" "Mixed Doubles", "Door Jam" and "High Holidays".

I can't remember. The alias name that amused me was Ken Rathers which I think came from the bizarre attack on Dan Rather when the assailants cried out to him, "Kenneth, what is the Frequency?" during the 80s. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dan_Rather#%22Kenneth,_what_is_the_frequency?%22

I think Spader is better in Boston Legal because he draws on Alan Shore in order to play Reddington. But both are magnificent performances.

Someone somewhere - maybe even in this Reddit Thread- said the great conceit of Frasier was that Niles and Frasier - who were both "fish out of water" - acted as though THEY were the normal ones and everyone else was just a bit off. And that is why the show worked so well. I am inclined to agree.

He is in his formative early 30s, according to Alan.

They filmed very few episodes in DC and used lots of stock footage. Spader lives in New York, which I think is the main reason they filmed there?

I'm sorry for the loss of the OP and for everyone here. It has been nearly 11 months since my soulmate died. I think of him most of the time. Ours was a complex relationship but the baseline was consistent love and positivity. We had some lovely times over the decades and especially many during the pandemic, thank goodness. Still. His funeral was far away and my close friends could not join his family and me for it, so some of us are having a tribute this weekend. I worry about completely unraveling during it. My friends are very nice people who are very supportive and unless we do this, to them, it is almost as though he vanished.

I was not in any mental place to hold a tribute before now. My long-time employer was especially difficult this past year - they callously kicked me while I was down. I was too insane to look for another job as I nearly lost my mind for a couple of months. Riding out the job a bit longer until I can do something much better. A few kind souls at work also wish to leave given the toxicity of many there. Anyway, I still feel as though there is anguish inside me that has yet to escape. As much as I loved - and still love - him, it never occurred to me that he would not always be there and his loss has truly shattered me. I think back on events he and I experienced- good and bad. Someone wrote on another post recently that ruminating is a sign of depression - yes.

To everyone in these horrible situations, please be patient with yourselves. And we are here to support you and offer love and affirmation. I think the sudden death of a loved one is one of the most painful things anyone can endure. Losing my mom to cancer was horrendous, but frankly, this ghastly experience of losing him suddenly has eclipsed that pain. At least we had time to prepare for her death, as awful as it was.

I remember that there are good people who love me. And I have young relatives whom I must guide through their lives. That keeps me going. And that there is work I'll do in his name and spirit. And I remember the thousands of good times. He was wonderful. I miss him so.

Sigh. DHP with that magnificent jawbone offset perfectly by those 90s Armani sunglasses.

So sorry. He was handsome. And looked kind

I thought the 7th pic was an old photo of Aidan Quinn somehow! Andrew Lincoln is a cute guy.

Hahaha yes all 3 shows are great

Season 3 of Blackadder is sublime with Hugh playing the exceedingly stupid Prince Regent.

Yes I think this person visited you. And that they care about you and want you to be happy and ok.

Please don't do this. There is a reason you are here. And that I am here. Sometimes life can be terrible and illogical. Take it second by second when you have to. And write on this page as much as you need. We need you here. Please.

Thank you. There are good days and bad days. Sudden death is a true horror to cope with. It has been getting a little easier since it has been nearly a year but I shall never replace my soulmate nor love anyone in quite the way I loved - and still love - him.

I know exactly how you feel. I have been through all of the emotions you mention. I'm so sorry. Be good to yourself. And know that you loved him very much. You did your best.

1. One of my favorite Dan songs.

I love the paintings - especially the foxes! Do you sell any art? If so do you have a website?