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Susan Orlins's avatar

Mine was and still is As Time Goes By with Judi Dench and Geoffrey Palmer. I’d put my number of half hours up against y’alls

Say hi to Morris for me

DO's avatar

Cheers and Frasier have been, and always will be, my top comfort shows. The man is an amazing comic actor that manages to make a funny line even funnier with just a raised eyebrow. (Grammer's political beliefs, however, break my heart.) Glad you and Hilary had the opportunity to do this.

Lori  U's avatar

Such great writing. I enjoyed every word.

Jason Chatfield's avatar

Thanks so much, Lori. I took a long time to hit publish on this one :)

Lori  U's avatar

I teach writing at a local community college. I am always looking for well written fresh perspectives on topics accessible to students who are of various ages. This I might use as a springboard. Okay??

Jason Chatfield's avatar

Of course! It'd be an honour.

I find writing very difficult; This is about the sixth draft of this post...

Lori  U's avatar

Even that ^^ “sixth draft” helps me teach!

Jason Chatfield's avatar

The books that helped the most with writing were:

The Art of memoir by Mary Carr

Draft number 4 by John McPhee

Strunk & White obvs

Lori  U's avatar

I will let you know how it goes - I am asking them read then relate. How did they cope with the shutdown? Or, have they ever met a celebrity- how did this person measure up?

Pat's avatar

This was a much better reboot! :-D

Kelly Zemnickis's avatar

I gotta tell ya, Jason... Frasier saved me too. It was my pandemic TV medicine/best friend. It eased my anxiety. I didn't watch Tiger King, I still haven't, but I settled back in with Frasier & family... and everything was alright. :)

Jason Chatfield's avatar

It was Eddy for me 🐶