486:
I never really liked that cream-colored suit-I always felt a little like a young Colonel Sanders.
I remember wishing for more hot sex and less begging and pleading as far as Mason and Mary were concerned.
They didn't really write Lindstrom as the epitome of charm, did they…? He was never really happy on the show. I was glad he found all that success at ABC.
Вот и про Линдстрома вспомнили.
487:
Never got to work with Todd as much as I would have liked. Sort of made up for it when we went around the world. He was great company for six months (when I could peel the girls off of him…). I always had to catch him sitting down for the noogies, since he's, like, 6'5"…
Another Mason-Julia teaser…
Так, снова Мейсон-Джу.
488:
You'd think I'd remember having a rat in my pocket…
Is it just me, or were we just having more fun on that show? Daytime can get so dreary and full of itself. I liked our healthy sense of irreverence…
Крысёныш.
489:
Again, a little needy for my taste, but I guess it helped that 'vulnerable villain' thing…The 'Masonite' line was my idea-we had a legal call the company to get permission to use the name-they loved the idea. Savor the gritty reality of the car ride…
Мейсонитка. Оказывается, это он придумал историю с ней. Ну всё понятно. Он таки очень хотел показаться на экране в трусах. И придумал такой оригинальный способ. Что-то меня терзают смутные сомнения, что таки без
490:
Jed and I could really get stuff going when we wanted to…Jed tended to get a little more Mafioso than Montecito, but it was fun to watch…(Montecito, just south of Santa Barbara, was where the actual Capwell mansion was located. Dame Judith took me there on one of our outings. It's sort of the upscale part of Santa Barbara, which seems a little redundant. )