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The 10 Television Characters I Still Miss
There are lots of TV shows I miss. But then there are the characters: individual performances so good they came alive, and I still wonder about them. It's one thing to mourn a show for awhile, another to ask yourself years later, "Whatever happened to...?" as if that person was real.
Here are ten TV characters that I still think about, in (almost) chronological order of their departures.
1. Jennifer Sampson in Line of Fire, as played by Julie Ann Emery (2003)
I'm putting this one first because this is the character that gave me the idea for this piece. Sometimes I feel like I was the o...
READ MOREHere are ten TV characters that I still think about, in (almost) chronological order of their departures.
1. Jennifer Sampson in Line of Fire, as played by Julie Ann Emery (2003)
I'm putting this one first because this is the character that gave me the idea for this piece. Sometimes I feel like I was the o...
Neal McDonough Takes 'Justified' To Another Level
It was a tall order to follow up Margo Martindale's award-winning villainy on Justified. Yet veteran actor Neal McDonough has done just that and more.
He is the man behind Detroit mobster Robert Quarles, the latest adversary to cross paths with the infamous Raylan Givens, as played perfectly by Timothy Olyphant. When playing against an actor of Olyphant's caliber, one must be at a certain higher level already. But what makes McDonough a fantastic choice, the choice that I can't believe it took this long to think of, is that he doesn't just hold his own; watching him, one gets the sense tha...
READ MOREHe is the man behind Detroit mobster Robert Quarles, the latest adversary to cross paths with the infamous Raylan Givens, as played perfectly by Timothy Olyphant. When playing against an actor of Olyphant's caliber, one must be at a certain higher level already. But what makes McDonough a fantastic choice, the choice that I can't believe it took this long to think of, is that he doesn't just hold his own; watching him, one gets the sense tha...
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